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Cooking
Drug slang A regional street verb for mixing heroin and water and heating it for injection
Nutrition Preparation of food by heating before eating; overcooking produces carcinogenic polycyclic amines; undercooking carries a risk of parasitic—e.g., Taenia solium, T saginata—or bacterial—e.g., E coli 0157:H7, Salmonella spp—infections
Research ethics A ‘soft’ method of manipulating scientific results so that they meet the expected outcome of an experiment, or of changing the readings to meet expected outcomes


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But even the Orient Express uses the sous vide (French for under vaccuum) system used by many leading restaurants in which pre-cooked, quality food is kept hot in airtight bags.
com UNDER PRESSURE: COOKING SOUS VIDE introduces American cooks to a fine foolproof cooking method of packing food into airtight plastic bags and cooking at low heat to provide outstanding results.
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