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Cooking food in hot liquid, steam, or a combination of the two comes under:
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Use moist heat cooking to prepare tender and nutritious dishes.
CBSE Class X - 2024
CBSE Class X
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Jan 13, 2026
Dry heat cooking
Moist heat cooking
Deep fat frying
Radiation
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The Correct Option is
B
Solution and Explanation
Cooking with moist heat utilizes water, steam, or other liquids. Boiling, steaming, and poaching are some methods that use this technique.
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