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Dictionary French English: Subject "cuis"

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 Cuisine, aliments / Gastronomy, Cooking
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cuis. inciser qc. [viande, poisson]to score sth. [meat, fish]
cuis. ingérer qc. [aliment]to absorb sth. [food]
cuis. ingurgiter qc. [nourriture]to guzzle down sth.
cuis. tech. laminer qc.to roll sth.
cuis. lever [pâte]to prove [dough]
cuis. lier qc. [sauce]to thicken sth. [e.g. a sauce]
cuis. malaxer qc.to knead sth. [dough]
cuis. malaxer qc. [mélanger]to blend sth.
cuis. malter qc.to malt sth.
cuis. mariner (qc.)to marinade (sth.)
cuis. mariner (qc.)to marinate (sth.)
cuis. meurtrir qc. [légume]to spoil sth. [e.g. vegetable]
cuis. mijoter (qc.)to simmer (sth.)
cuis. mijoter (qc.)to stew (sth.)
cuis. moisir [nourriture]to go moldy [Am.]
cuis. moisir [nourriture]to go mouldy [Br.]
cuis. moudre qc.
2
to grind sth. [coffee, pepper]
cuis. mouliner qc. [fromage]to grate sth.
cuis. mouliner qc. [poivre, café]to grind sth.
cuis. mouliner qc. [poivre, café]to mill sth.
cuis. mouliner qc. [pommes de terre]to purée sth.
cuis. napper qc.to coat sth. [with chocolate etc.]
cuis. napper qc.to frost sth. [cakes etc.]
cuis. napper qc.to ice sth. [cakes etc.]
cuis. nettoyer qc. [légumes]to scrub sth. [vegetables]
cuis. paner qc.to bread sth.
cuis. paner qc.to coat sth. in breadcrumbs
cuis. paner qc.to coat sth. with breadcrumbs
cuis. parer qc. [viande, poisson, volaille]to dress sth. [meat, fish, poultry]
cuis. parer qc. [viande, poisson, volaille]to prepare sth. [meat, fish, poultry]
cuis. passer [aliment, repas]to go down [food]
cuis. passer qc. [café]to filter sth.
cuis. passer qc. [jus de fruit, sauce]to strain sth.
cuis. passer qc. [légumes]to purée sth.
cuis. peler qc.
3
to peel sth.
cuis. tech. pilonner qc.to pulverise sth. [Br.]
cuis. tech. pilonner qc.to pulverize sth. [Am.]
cuis. tech. pilonner qc. [écraser]to crush sth. [pound, pestle]
cuis. pimenter qc.to spice sth.
cuis. piquer [fam.] [boisson, soda]to be fizzy [Br.]
cuis. piquer [fam.] [boisson, soda]to be sparkling
cuis. piquer [moutarde, sauce]to be hot
cuis. plumer qc.
2
to pluck sth.
cuis. pocher qc.to poach sth.
cuis. poivrer qc.to pepper sth.
cuis. pourrir [œuf, viande]to go bad
cuis. pourrir [œuf, viande]to go off [Br.]
cuis. préchauffer qc. [aliment]to preheat sth.
cuis. précuire qc.to precook sth.
cuis. précuire qc.to pre-cook sth.
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