Browning
Meaning
The process by which food or other substances turn brown, especially during cooking
Pronunciation
UK /ˈbraʊnɪŋ/
US /ˈbraʊnɪŋ/
Example Sentences
- Impatience with preheating comes a close second, since food dropped into a lukewarm pan absorbs the oil rather than browning in it.
- Flipping and stirring feel industrious, yet browning demands long, uninterrupted contact between food and heat.
- A pan hot enough to frighten you produces browning, and browning is where sweetness, nuttiness, and depth are manufactured.
Learn Browning in Context
Seven Kitchen Habits That Quietly Ruin Your CookingMost disappointing dinners are not the fault of the recipe; They are the fault of small habits that nobody ever corrected. Seven of them do the bulk of the damage, and each one is easier to unlearn th...Read story 
Why Restaurant Vegetables Taste Better Than YoursThat plate of charred broccoli you ordered last week cost eleven dollars, and you have quietly resented your own kitchen ever since. The gap is real, but it has almost nothing to do with talent. Resta...Read story
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