Sentence examples for adequately cooked from inspiring English sources

The fact that the cookbook recommended essentially painting our food to make it look adequately cooked did not settle my stomach.

If the boiled egg has adequately cooked and cooled, the shell should come away easily.

Once the cauliflower is adequately cooked, pour the contents of the stockpot or saucepan through a colander to separate the water from the vegetable.

Food that is supposed to be battered but has failed can still be eaten; simply ensure that the food is adequately cooked and hide it under a sauce such as cheese sauce, béchamel sauce, parsley sauce, etc.

" In a society where women were traditionally homemakers, many women expressed sadness in losing the ability to adequately cook and clean.

For thinner steaks, less than an inch and a half thick, there is no need to do this - searing the steak over the stove will adequately cook it all the way through without burning or overcooking the outside.

Previous reports of pork-associated salmonellosis outbreaks have noted the importance of adequately reheating cooked pork if time lapses between preparation and consumption (9, 10 ).

To check whether the foil packages are cooked adequately without unwrapping everything, stick a sharp metal skewer through the top, right into the center of whatever you are cooking.

2. cooked adequately". That's right, "done" means "finished". Not only does it mean finished, but this dictionary (American Heritage) actually considers that definition more dominant than "cooked adequately". And, no, this isn't a recent erosion of a once-pure usage.

Always check that food has been cooked adequately before consuming; if in doubt, bring to the boil on the conventional stove again.

Still, it was up to specification: not aged ("I'm not going to lie to you," Mrs. Walz said in an interview later), but precisely cooked, attractively charred, adequately tender and amply flavored.