noun
an aerosol that contains vegetable oil for spraying on cookware to prevent food from sticking
noun
an aerosol that contains vegetable oil for spraying on cookware to prevent food from sticking
noun
an aerosol that contains vegetable oil for spraying on cookware to prevent food from sticking
noun
an aerosol that contains vegetable oil for spraying on cookware to prevent food from sticking
The first known use of cooking spray was in 1971
contributeverb
to give along with others
contribute money to a cause
to have a part in bringing about something
everybody contributed to the success of the show
to submit articles to a publication
contributeverb
to give along with others
contribute money to a cause
to have a part in bringing about something
everybody contributed to the success of the show
to submit articles to a publication
controlled experimentnoun
an experiment in which all the variables in a control group and an experimental group are the same except for one
controlled experimentnoun
an experiment in which all the variables in a control group and an experimental group are the same except for one
convection ovennoun
an oven with a fan that circulates hot air evenly and continuously around the food as it cooks
convection ovennoun
an oven with a fan that circulates hot air evenly and continuously around the food as it cooks
converted ricenoun
rice that has been treated to retain its natural mineral and vitamin content, to improve its texture, and to keep for a longer time
converted ricenoun
rice that has been treated to retain its natural mineral and vitamin content, to improve its texture, and to keep for a longer time
cooking spraynoun
an aerosol that contains vegetable oil and that is sprayed on cookware (as frying pans) to prevent food from sticking
1 Grease the grates with oil (not cooking spray, which can cause flare-ups).
2 Mist a baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray or lightly rub with olive oil.