Egg Coddler or Coddling Dish
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Coddled eggs, whether cooked in the shell for three to seven minutes or in a ramekin in a water bath would certainly set off alarms at the Dept. of Public Health, because they have not reached the specified temperature.
A coddled egg is somewhat similar to a poached egg. The difference is that poached eggs are cracked into an egg poacher and lightly cooked in the boiling water.
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Slow cooking of eggs in hot water. Used as a way to reduce the danger of salmonella poisoning from tainted raw eggs, when raw eggs are called for in a recipe (such as in Caesar Salad.)
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Coddle - to gently poach in barely simmering liquid.
Coleslaw - a salad of Dutch origin made from shredded cabbage and sometimes onions, sweet peppers, pickles and/or bacon bound with a mayonnaise, ...
Coddle- To cook food in water just below the boiling point, as in coddled eggs.
Coddle: A cooking method in which foods are placed into separate containers and slowly cooked in a pan of simmering water.
Confit: To slowly cook pieces of meat in their own gently rendered fat.
Coddle - To cook slowly and gently in water just below the boiling point. Eggs are frequently coddled.
Conduction - Is a method of heat transfer where a piece of food is heated through direct contact with a hotter object like a hot pan.
Coddle
To cook or simmer an item just below the boiling point for a short length of time
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Coddled eggs - Eggs cooked in simmering water, in their shells or in ramekins, until set.
Colander - A perforated bowl made of metal or plastic that is used to strain foods.
Coddler - Similar to a double boiler or chafing dish, it differs in the fact it contains separate compartments for individual portions. Eggs are mostly prepared using this type of pan.
Coddled egg: an egg boiled in the shell for one minute.
Coddling: Cooking just below the boiling point; such as Coddled Eggs.
Coddled eggs - Eggs which have been placed in rapidly boiling water and at once allowed to stand undisturbed for 10 to 15 minutes, in the cooling water; results in the whites and the yolks having the same degree of jellied firmness.
coddle - To cook food slowly in water just below the boiling point.
Coddle:
A cooking method in which foods (such as eggs) are put in separate containers and placed in a pan of simmering water for slow, gentle cooking.
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Coddle is a main dish recipe created of pork sausage cut into 1-inch pieces, smoked ham cut into 1-inch dice, quart boiling water, large yellow onions peeled and thinly diced, potatoes peeled and thickly sliced, chopped parsley, ...
coddle: to cook gently in a liquid just below the boiling point.
dash:a very small amount, less than 1/8 teaspoon.
flute: to make decorative indentations around the edge of pastry, vegetables and fruit.
Coddle
To cook slowly and gently in a liquid just below the boiling point. Usually eggs are coddled when making traditional Caesar salad to help them absorb and emulsify evenly with the lemon juice and olive oil.
In cooking, to coddle food is to heat it in water kept just below the boiling point.
The eggs added to a Caesar salad should ideally be coddled. However, coddled eggs are not fully cooked and still present a salmonella risk.
Coddle
To cook food slowly in water keeping the water just below boiling.
Condensed Milk
Evaporated milk to which a lot of sugar has been added
Confectioners' Sugar
A refined finely-powdered sugar, often used in frostings.
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Dublin coddle: this classic hearty Irish dish is basically a ham, sausage, potato, and onion baked casserole to make an easy and hearty meal.
Coddle: To cook slowly and gently in liquid just below the boiling point.
Compote: Is made by gently poaching fruit in a syrup and serving chilled or hot. A sweetened, stewed fruit left whole or in pieces.
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A valuable, vitamin-rich oil produced from the liver of the saltwater cod fish. Coddle
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To cook food slowly in water keeping the water just below boiling. Coddled eggs ...
While Americans simply whip a few eggs together with a fork, slop them into a pan on high heat and flip them once or twice, the French coddle their eggs, coaxing the best possible tastes from them, ...
Water bath
A gentle cooking technique in which a container is set into a pan of simmering water. (See also "Coddle".) ...
Caesar salad Romaine lettuce with croutons, coddled eggs, and grated Parmesan cheese in an olive oil vinaigrette flavored with garlic and Worcestershire sauce; anchovies are often added; created in 1924 by Caesar Cardini, ...
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