Moist Cooking Methods (Junior Cert Home Economics): Flashcards

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Moist Cooking Methods
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Boiling definition

Food cooked in rapidly bubbling liquid on hob

Boiling advantage re: fat

No fat added

Boiling disadvantage re: nutrients

Loss of nutrients

Simmering temperature

Around 90°C

Cooking veg/rice/pasta until what texture?

Al dente

Simmering advantage re: cooking risk

Reduces risk of overcooking

Poaching temperature

Around 85°C, just below simmering

Foods suitable for poaching

Fish, eggs, apples, pears (gentle cooking foods)

Steaming guideline re: water

Ensure water does not touch the food

Steaming health advantages

No fat added, food retains digestibility

Stewing cost advantage

Cheap cuts of meat can be used

Stewing disadvantage

Slow cooking process

Pressure cooking temperature

Up to 121°C

Pressure cooking safety before opening

Allow pressure to release

Pressure cooking time advantage

Quick cooking, speeds up the process

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