pre-cooked

Adjective

Meaning

pre-cooked (not comparable)

Partially or completely cooked in advance.

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Following standard operating procedures, pre-cooked products are monitored for freshness and disposed of if holding times become excessive. Source: Internet

On our drive home yesterday I asked him what he wanted for dinner: a bean and cheese burrito (I sneak in some pre-cooked chicken, too, which he never seems to realize) with sides of black olives and strips of raw red bell pepper. Source: Internet

Supermarkets in France sell shrink-wrapped, pre-cooked, corn on the cob, but it’s pretty awful stuff. Source: Internet

I had pre-cooked my sausage while I was shucking corn, and I added it at this point. Source: Internet

My initial response to all of this was: Do parents nowadays really need a communal kitchen, with pre-chopped and pre-cooked ingredients, recipes, and a helping hand to cook meals for their families. Source: Internet

Shortcut: This soup comes together MUCH more quickly if you have pre-cooked brown rice, lentils, etc. on hand. Source: Internet

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