Cooking Glossary: Z
Zest – Shavings that are taken from the peel of lemon, orange, or other citrus fruit. Used as a garnish or to flavour dishes.
Cooking Glossary | Kate's Cuisine
Jun 21 2009
Zest – Shavings that are taken from the peel of lemon, orange, or other citrus fruit. Used as a garnish or to flavour dishes.
Yeast – Used to help flour rise, yeast produces sugars which in turn produce carbon dioxide that’s used as a leavening agent.
Whipping Cream – Whipping cream is very heavy with 35% or more fat content. Worcestershire Sauce – A spicy, rich, dark sauce, Worcestershire is used in cooking or on the side as a condiment.
Unmould – To remove a jelly, bread, or other food from a mould while still making sure that it holds its shape.
Tarragon – An herb that’s flavoured with aniseed and is used for flavouring. Thyme – A savoury green herb that comes crushed, ground, or fresh. Topside – A cut of beef that comes from the rear of the animal. Truss – To tie down the legs and wings of a bird such as chicken or [...]