Word of the Day: Coddle
Sep 19, 2012 1:31 pm
Building up your kitchen vocab arsenal
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Everyone knows that couple that's so inscrutably affectionate it's almost hard to watch. But no worries, we bear good news in that we found a new way to coddle.
Coddle, in the culinary world, means to cook an egg in water below the boiling point. This process kills most of the bacteria and results in a silky, barely cooked egg. The same cannot be said of the inscrutable couple.
Use today’s Word of the Day: Plate Deconstruction — WD-50's Scrambled Egg Ravioli
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