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Puff corn is made by extruding moist cornmeal under heat and pressure, then cutting, drying, and seasoning the expanded curls.

Sweetened condensed milk is made by pasteurizing milk, evaporating water under vacuum, adding sugar, seeding lactose, then cooling and canning.

Spam is made by grinding pork with ham, mixing six ingredients, packing into cans, then cooking and cooling for shelf-stable safety.

Bake chicken wings on a rack at 425°F until the meat hits 165°F and the skin turns deep gold and crisp.

Vegan cheese is made by blending plant fats, proteins, and starches, then culturing, heating, setting, and sometimes aging for flavor and texture.

Tomato ketchup is cooked, milled, concentrated, seasoned, acidified, pasteurized, and hot-filled into bottles for a shelf-stable sauce.

Tapioca balls are made by hydrating cassava starch with hot water, kneading a dough, shaping pearls, then cooking and sweetening.

To clean a cast iron pan, wash with hot water and a little soap, dry on heat, then wipe a thin coat of oil to protect the seasoning.

Vanilla extract is made by soaking cured vanilla beans in 35%+ alcohol to pull out flavor, then resting the extract until it tastes round and balanced.

White rice is made by milling paddy to remove the husk, bran, and germ, then polishing and sometimes enriching the grains for consistency.