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Testing when Vegetables are Cooked

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By Anne Willan

Published 1989

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In some countries, notably China and the United States, vegetables are cooked until crisp and crunchy (al dente). In Europe, they are often cooked until tender with a fuller flavor but less texture. Test for tenderness with a fork or the point of a knife. Greens will wilt as soon as they are tender. When in doubt, test vegetables by tasting them, as they can overcook rapidly.

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