Bringing to Room Temperature
Bringing to room temperature · o-da sı-cak-lı-ğı-na ge-tir-mesoğuk malzemeyi bekleterek ılıtma
Bringing to room temperature is letting an ingredient taken out of the refrigerator sit for a while before cooking so it reaches ambient temperature. It matters for even cooking and blending with ingredients such as butter, eggs, and meat. The waiting time varies depending on the size of the ingredient.
Where It's Used
“Before making the cake, take the eggs and butter out half an hour ahead and bring to room temperature.”