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'''Defrost''' means to slowly bring frozen food to a ready-to-cook state. Food is normally placed in the [[refrigerator]] where it is allowed to [[thaw]] during the defrosting process. Food can also be defrosted by [[submerging]] the item under [[cold]] [[water]] or by using a [[microwave oven]]. Most microwave ovens feature a [[defrost cycle]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 22:47, 11 October 2010
Defrost means to slowly bring frozen food to a ready-to-cook state. Food is normally placed in the refrigerator where it is allowed to thaw during the defrosting process. Food can also be defrosted by submerging the item under cold water or by using a microwave oven. Most microwave ovens feature a defrost cycle.