Sentence examples for cooking it down from inspiring English sources

You then make a sauce by reducing the cooking liquid, adding a bit of heavy cream and such seasonings as you may desire and cooking it down to a saucelike consistency.

Traditionally they've had to be clever about putting by, taking the abundance of one season and cooking it down (into a tomato sauce, for instance, or purée) or blending it with olive oil (pesto) so that it lasts until winter's end.

DOES flambeing really add more flavor to a dish than simply adding a spirit and cooking it down?

Most of the main ingredients are canned and you're pretty much just throwing everything in the pot and cooking it down a bit.

I took the short ribs out of the bags and added the marinade to the pan, cooking it down until all of the liquid was gone.

"If you want to take all the flavour from a raspberry without stewing the fruit, and cooking it and breaking its cells down," says Aske, "then you need to do it at a very low temperature – 20-30C".

YOU turn up the flame under a sizzling pan and sear steak for just a minute or two, barely cooking it before you sit down.

They all muck in and get involved with the garden jobs, collecting food, cooking it and then sitting down to eat.

"When it gets to cooking, turn it down".

And while culinary critics may argue that the finer palates -- such as theirs -- are the only ones able to recognize nuances and flavors within a chef's cooking, it ultimately boils down to one thing: If the dish tastes good or bad.

That heat transfers over to the floor of the oven, where the pies are cooking, and it goes down to about 850 to 900 degrees.