What does ‘folding’ mean in cooking?
Folding is a gentle mixing method, using a spatula to lift and turn ingredients, often used to maintain airiness.
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In the refrigerator’s crisper drawer for longer storage to maintain freshness. At room temperature for a shorter period or if softer texture is desired for juicing.
Use a proper kneading technique, ensure the liquid-to-flour ratio is correct, and allow for adequate resting time.
It means ‘to the tooth’ in Italian, indicating pasta that’s cooked so it’s still firm when bitten.
Avoid overcooking, marinate or brine to enhance tenderness, and consider the impact of cooking method and cut selection on final texture.
Use steam during the initial baking, and bake at a high temperature to start, then reduce.
Whisk well to incorporate air and cook over medium-low heat without over-stirring.