Conduction
Convection
Radiation
1. Temperature
2. Speed of Heat Transfer
3. Size and Character of food
1. Dry Heat
2. Moist Heat
3. Combination
Dry Heat is cooking without moisture, by air, radiation, fat
Broiling
Grilling
Roasting
Baking
Sauté
Stir-fry
Deep fry
Sauté: Over medium heat with a little fat, tossed and turned
Stir-Fry: Over high heat usually in a wok
Pan Fry: Lower temperature, fat covering 1/3 until half the food
Heat conducted by water steam or water based liquids
Poaching
Simmering
Boiling
Steaming
Blanching
Par Boiling
Poaching: 71-82 Celcius
Simmering: 83-96 Celcius
Boiling: 100 Celcius
Usually visible from bubbles
Blanch: Cooking food in boiling water for a short time and shocking in ice water
Par Boiling: Blanching without stopping the after cooking process
Combination is the method that apply both dry and moist heat
Braising
Stewing
Keep shape while cooking
Dry rub mixed with liquid, fat, or pureed fresh spice
Preserving the moisture of meat by marisnting in cornstarch, baking soda, or egg whites