Knife work, mise en place and the chemical reactions cooks use to build flavor and structure before or alongside cooking a dish, rather than a technique that itself cooks or preserves a food. Belongs here: Julienne, Mise en Place, Proofing, Caramelization, Deglazing. Does not belong here: a technique whose main purpose is applying heat to cook food through, grouped under a cooking-method subcategory, or a technique whose main purpose is extending shelf life, grouped under food preservation and curing techniques.
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1. Mise en Place (Wikipedia)
WikipediaMise en place, lead section, pre-cooking setupQuote, Mise en place, lead section, pre-cooking setup
It refers to the setup required before cooking, and is often used in professional kitchens to refer to organizing and arranging the ingredients
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