Examples of using When cooked in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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However, when eaten in raw form, peas, spinach and asparagus should cause less damage than when cooked, as long as you eat a small portion.
other B vitamins, spinach provides a substantial amount of protein when cooked, says Rust.
about 30 to 60 minutes when cooked and eaten.
plastic taste when cooked.
vitamin C is easily destroyed when cooked.
This type of rice is very similar to the actual rice, but when cooked, the rice is very hard.
usually turns deep purple when cooked.
sweet black rice is a type of black rice which is short grained and viscous when cooked.
On the flip-side, spinach loses about 77% of its Vitamin B9 when cooked in a normal stove, but retains nearly all of it when cooked in a microwave.
I have learned that Vietnamese food tastes better when cooked with better fish sauce,
On the other hand, spinach loses about 77% of its folate when cooked in a normal stove, but retains nearly all of it when cooked in a microwave.
Interestingly, when cooked, the bioavailability of lycopeneincreases rather than decreases, making cooked tomatoes, such as in tomato sauce,
When cooked foods are between 40 degrees F and 140 degrees F,
In fact, the antioxidant value is equal(or sometimes even higher) when cooked, which is counterintuitive because for most foods, cooking tends to decrease nutritional content.
Interestingly enough, when cooked, the bioavailability of lycopene increases rather than decreases, making cooked tomatoes,
When cooked, most of the nutrient content of mushrooms remains the same, while some nutrients lose between 5
which takes on a dark purple hue when cooked, is emerging as a superfood packed with a surprise dose of cell-protecting antioxidants.
More importantly, The Food Standards Agency explains that when cooked, these sugars combine with the amino acid asparagine present in the potatoes and produce the cacogenic chemical acrylamide.
When cooked it is even stickier than regular Japanese rice and is commonly pounded into rice cakes,
sliced meat to give the bun a bite to it, but ground meat is usually used since it produces more juice when cooked.