precooked

/priːˈkʊkt/
adjective
  1. Describing food that has been cooked partially or completely before being sold or used, so that it only needs to be reheated or finished.
    • Many busy families rely on precooked meals for quick dinners.
    • We bought precooked sausages for the camping trip.
    • The precooked rice just needs two minutes in the microwave.
Antonyms
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of precook; having been cooked partially or completely in advance.
    • She precooked the beans before adding them to the chili.
    • They precooked the potatoes so they would be ready for the salad.
    • He precooked the meat to ensure it was safe to eat later.