1. overcooked - Adjective
2. overcooked - Verb
overcooked
simple past and past participle of overcook
Made unpalatable or inedible by cooking for too long.
This meat is overcooked, almost burnt.
Done to excess.
His Elvis impersonation was embarrassingly overcooked.
Although the beautifully cooked lamb loin was among the best lamb preparations I have tasted, the risotto had been overcooked and the fried sweetbread was somewhat soggy. Source: Internet
Do not overcook as broccoli loses its nutrition when overcooked. Source: Internet
Avoid college tacos, which consist of overcooked eggs, too much cheese, and a cold tortilla. Source: Internet
Animal proteins that are unprocessed and properly prepared (ie slow cooked and not overcooked) are highly digestible and easily absorbed so that having excess protein enter the colon to promote carcinogenesis is unlikely. Source: Internet
At N&C it was served piping hot but had been slightly overcooked so that it was too crispy in places. Source: Internet
And if there's one thing people want even less than a scraggly piece of overcooked fish, it's a steamy skin pocket. Source: Internet