Dry Heat
Moist Heat
Combination Heat
100

Cooking food in the oven using dry heat and air.

Baking

100

Cooking food in liquid at boiling point.

Boiling

100

Cooking food slowly in a liquid and simmering for a long period of time.

Stewing

200

Cooking food by using the top heat of the oven.

Broiling

200

Cooking food in water at a temperature just below boiling point.

Simmering

200

Cooking food by first searing and then slowly cooking in a covered pot with liquid.

Braising

300

Cooking the surface of food at a high temperature giving it a caramelized crust.

Searing

300

Cooking food by placing it over boiling water and letting the steam cook it.

Steaming

300

Cooking food in a sealed, high-pressure pot that uses steam.

Pressure Cooking

400

Cooking food over an open flame.

Grilling

400

Quickly submerge food into boiling water and then into ice water.

Blanching

400

Cooking food by exposing it to smoke from burning wood gives it a smoky flavor.

Smoking

500

Cooking food such as meat in the oven at a really high temperature.

Roasting

500

Cooking food in a gentle way in liquid that is below boiling point.

Poaching

500

Cooking food by vacuum sealing and immersing in a low-temperature water bath for an extended amount of time.

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