to griddle
To cook food on a flat hot metal surface
- verb
- /ˈɡrɪdəl/
- For breakfast, I usually griddle some toast and serve it with eggs.
Examples
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I griddled the pancakes until they were golden brown on both sides.
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The Patty melt consists of ground beef, Swiss cheese and caramelized onions griddled on Ryle Ryle bread.
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He always griddles the vegetables to bring out their natural flavors.
Synonyms
to cook
vsto griddle
To prepare food by heating it, for example by boiling or frying
is a specific method on a flat heated surface rather than any heating
7.0
To cook food in a hot pan without adding fat so melted fat runs off
is done on a flat heated surface and may use fat or not
How Brown
Surface Forms
Etymology
The verb griddle comes from the noun griddle and simply means 'to cook on a flat hot surface', so to griddle food is to cook it quickly on that flat pan to get a crisp outside.