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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Stew/braise
Do the word 'stew' and 'briase' mean the same cooking method?
Are these cooking methods using the same containter?
Thank you very much indeed.
Are these cooking methods using the same containter?
Thank you very much indeed.
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For me "to stew" is to cook meat, vegetables and liquid slowly in an oven. To braise is to cook one thing meat or celery for example in a little fat and liquid not necessarily in an oven. GG is very good with cooking questions,
- For me "to stew" is to cook meat, vegetables and liquid slowly in an oven.
- To braise is to cook one thing meat or celery for example in a little fat and liquid not necessarily in an oven.
- GG is very good with cooking questions,
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For me "to stew" is to cook meat, vegetables and liquid slowly in an oven. To braise is to cook one thing meat or celery for example in a little fat and liquid not necessarily in an oven.
GG is very good with cooking questions,
GG is very good with cooking questions,
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