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Slow-cooking

Slow-cooking, in the food context, refers to a cooking method that involves using low heat over an extended period to prepare dishes. It is a technique that has been employed for centuries to tenderize tough cuts of meat, develop complex flavors, and create hearty, comforting meals. The slow-cooking process allows the flavors of the ingredients to meld together, resulting in delicious and satisfying dishes. Let's explore what slow-cooking is, how it works, and provide several examples of slow-cooked dishes, along with some similar cooking methods.

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Skirt steak

Skirt steak refers to a fairly tough cut of beef from the belly.

Shell Steak

Shell Steak is another term for New York Steak.

Spread

Deutsch: Aufstrich / Español: Untar / Português: Propagação / Français: Tartinage / Italiano: Spalmabile /

In the food context, "spread" refers to a type of food that is spread onto other foods, typically bread or crackers.

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Season

Deutsch: Würzen / Español: Condimentar / Português: Temperar / Français: Assaisonner / Italiano: Condire /

In the food context, "season" refers to the process of adding flavor to food by using herbs, spices, and other ingredients.

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Sayote

Sayote is a filipino term for sechium edule, chayote, mirliton pear. Sayote also spelled Chayote is one of the vegetables in the Philippines. Sayote is often used for making Tinolang Manok, ingredient for Pancit and fresh Lumpia or cut thinly to make Ginisang Sayote (sauteed) with or without meat , but best when sauteed with peeled shrimps and ground pork.

Its scientific name is "Sechium edule". It is called in various names, such as Vegetable Pear, Chocho, Choco, Chow.chow, Christophine, and Mirliton or Mirliton Pear.

Chayote is a type of gourd that is commonly used in many cuisines, especially in Latin American and Asian cooking.

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