Sentence examples for cooked off the from inspiring English sources

When the bubbles subside, it means the moisture has cooked off the shallots – and they should look golden brown.

The meat is cooked off the bone rather than on, using vegetable oil instead of ghee and using dry spices alongside fresh garlic and ginger.

"He would say, 'New York steak, cooked off the grill to medium rare,'" Mark Steele, the restaurant's maitre d', said.

After steak is cooked (steak will continue to cook off the heat), allow it to rest for at least five minutes.

He just couldn't cook off the water and was becoming angry.

Stir with the wooden spoon for three minutes, to cook off the taste of the flour.

The breasts can rest, and you can cook off the legs in the drippings left in the pan".

Add the spinach and wine and boil for 2 minutes to cook off the alcohol.

Add and cook off the cognac, then add the stock, bring to the boil and add the remaining butter.

As with spinach, it is important to cook off the water, so that the greens do not taste soggy.

(It will continue to cook off the heat.) Transfer the egg to a soup bowl and pour the broth gently over it.