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precook

 

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Verb precook has 1 sense
  1. precook - cook beforehand so that the actual preparation won't take long; "precook the rice"
    --1 is one way to
    cook, fix, ready, make, prepare
    Sample sentence:
    The chefs precook the vegetables

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Precook

Definition:

Precook (verb): to cook food partially or completely before it is served or further cooked.

Precook (noun): a food item that has been partially or completely cooked before being sold or further prepared.

Senses:

1. (verb) To partially cook food before it is served or further cooked:

Sample sentence: Before grilling the burgers, it is best to precook them in boiling water for a few minutes to ensure they are cooked through.

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2. (verb) To fully cook food before it is served or further cooked:

Sample sentence: For a quick and easy weeknight meal, I often precook pasta and store it in the refrigerator so I can simply reheat it when needed.

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3. (noun) A food item that has been partially or completely cooked before being sold or further prepared:

Sample sentence: I bought some precooked shrimp to save time while making a shrimp cocktail.

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4. (noun) Food that has been cooked in advance, often for convenience or preservation:

Sample sentence: Precooked meals are perfect for busy individuals who don't have time to cook from scratch every day.

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