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    Dry cooking methods do not include water and can remove water from ingredients, such as baking and grilling, while moist cooking methods use water as the underlying source of heat that surrounds and supplements ingredients, such as boiling and blanching. The main difference between dry and moist cooking is whether water is included as a basic ingredient and how its presence or absence affects properties like taste, texture, appearance, and viscosity.

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    Dry cooking methods do not include water and can remove water from ingredients, such as baking and grilling, while moist cooking methods use water as the underlying source of heat that surrounds and supplements ingredients, such as boiling and blanching. The main difference between dry and moist cooking is whether water is included as a basic ingredient and how its presence or absence affects properties like taste, texture, appearance, and viscosity.

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    Dry cooking methods do not include water and can remove water from ingredients, such as baking and grilling, while moist cooking methods use water as the underlying source of heat that surrounds and supplements ingredients, such as boiling and blanching. The main difference between dry and moist cooking is whether water is included as a basic ingredient and how its presence or absence affects properties like taste, texture, appearance, and viscosity.

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    Question: In your own understanding, what is the difference between Dry Cooking Methods and

    Moist Cooking Methods?

    Attached a picture doing 1 of the cooking methods.

    The difference between Dry and Moist Cooking Methods is the main element: water. Water,
    representing as the basic ingredient in almost every meal, represents as well as a vital part of cooking
    the food. Because of water, the taste, texture, appearance, and even the viscosity of a certain food is
    then varied. With the understanding that water has supplemented the food’s cooking method, the
    control of water in cooking is also difficult to handle.

    Most of the time, dry cooking method does not include water and even removes the water
    component of the ingredient, such as in baking or grilling. While in moist cooking method, the water is
    the underlying source of heat and supplants the ingredient and such is controlled according to its use in
    cooking, whether it be boiling or blanching.

    DRY COOKING METHOD MOIST COOKING METHOD

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