cooker
Heats your food
A cooker is an appliance for cooking food, particularly in British English where it refers to what Americans call a stove or range: a gas cooker, an electric cooker.
In American usage, cooker typically appears in compounds: pressure cooker, rice cooker, slow cooker.
Something described as a cooker can also be intensely hot: Today's going to be a cooker.
Burner platform for cooking
crockpot · multicooker · steamer · fryer · induction · hob · burner · hotplate
Cook just under boiling
- boilHeat to bubbling point
- steamHeated water's gaseous form
- braiseSear, then slow-simmer
- stewSlow-simmered meat dish
poach · blanch · parboil · sauté · roast · bake · grill · fry
stovetop
Burner platform for cooking
rice · crockpot · multicooker · steamer · fryer · induction · hob · burner · hotplate · convection
simmer
Cook just under boiling
stew · poach · blanch · parboil · sauté · roast · bake · grill · fry · sear
roast
Dry-heat cooking method
soup · broth · rice · porridge · congee · biryani · dal · beans · oatmeal · chili
falsifier
One who distorts truth
- fraudIntentional criminal trickery
- schemerCrafty, deceitful planner
- manipulatorOne who controls cunningly
fixer · books · accounts · figures · numbers · dodgy · fiddle
- UK Electricssocket, plug, fuse box, mains, earth
- pressureair pressure, blood pressure rise, blood pressure drop, barometric pressure, apply pressure
- mushing geardog sled, sled, dog harness, dog booties, towline
cookerrefrigerator
Food-cooling household appliance
freezer · fridge · icebox · cold storage · chiller
- chocolate chip cookiesBaked sweets with cocoa morsels
- cookie doughUnbaked sweet mixture
- cookie jarContainer for baked sweets
- home cookingMeals prepared at residence
- cook upDevise or invent
- pressure cookerSealed pot using steam
cook, cooking, cookie, cookies, cooks, uncooked, undercooked, cookbook, overcooked