Steaming: The Sixth of the Seven Great Cooking Techniques

Steaming: The Sixth of the Seven Great Cooking Techniques

Seasoning the ingredients first, then placing them in a steamer over boiling water to cook using the steam is called steaming.

Steaming: The Sixth of the Seven Great Cooking Techniques
High heat. Healthy, oil-free, and preserves the natural flavors.

Suitable ingredients: Very wide range, mainly meats and seafood

Key Tips

Most of the time, when steaming, you need to bring the steamer to a boil before adding the ingredients, especially for meat, as this ensures a better texture. Additionally, use a larger steamer so the ingredients cook in a relatively spacious environment, allowing for more even heat distribution and a superior final texture.

Example: Steamed Egg Custard with Clams - a silky, savory dish where fresh clams are nestled in a delicate egg custard, steamed until just set.

Steamed Beef with Rice Flour

Steaming: The Sixth of the Seven Great Cooking Techniques
Steaming: The Sixth of the Seven Great Cooking Techniques