prebake

/priˈbeɪk/
verb
  1. To bake something partially or completely before a final cooking or assembly process.
    • You should prebake the pie crust for ten minutes before adding the filling.
    • The recipe says to prebake the potatoes before stuffing them.
    • We prebake the bread rolls so they stay crispy when reheated.
noun
  1. A preliminary baking step or the product of such baking.
    • The chef recommended a short prebake for the pastry base.
    • The prebake of the crust ensures it doesn't get soggy.
    • After the prebake, the shell was golden and ready for the filling.
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