verb
General Slang
kiss
· verb · kitchen
Touch lightly with heat or seasoning.
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Apply the lightest possible touch — a few seconds under the salamander to warm a plate, a whisper of salt, a quick brush of oil. The whole point is restraint: if you can taste or see it clearly, you overdid it.
“Kiss it with the torch, I just want the top glossy.”
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kiss In A Sentence
Kiss it with the torch, I just want the top glossy.
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What does kiss mean in cooking?
In cooking, to 'kiss' something means to touch it lightly with heat or seasoning — just a hint rather than a full application.
How do you use kiss in a sentence?
For example: "Kiss the fish with a little smoke, don't overdo it."
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