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Simmering
Wet Heat CookingCooking in liquid just below boiling (185-205°F). Gentle bubbles rise occasionally. Ideal for soups, sauces, and delicate proteins.
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Lower temperature than boiling cooks food gently without breaking it apart. Allows flavors to meld and develop.
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Bring liquid to a boil
- 2
Reduce heat until gentle bubbles appear
- 3
Maintain steady, gentle bubbles
- 4
Partially cover if reducing, fully cover if not
- 5
Stir occasionally and skim as needed
ð¡ ããã®ãã³ã
- âUse the lowest heat that maintains bubbles
- âSkim foam and impurities from stocks
- âPartially covering allows reduction
- âA simmer should have small bubbles, not violent action
â ïž ããããééã
- âHeat too high, turning simmer into boil
- âNot skimming stocks and soups
- âCovering when trying to reduce
- âNot checking temperature periodically
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- â¢Heavy-bottomed pot
- â¢Lid
- â¢Wooden spoon