“To cook over fire” in Cookie Jam is puzzling you? Read this guide

We have gone far in this week’s Buzzwords event. If you are here, it means that you have only 9 Cookie Jam questions (including this one) to go. There were some abstract hints on the way like “What a cow feels like after a bumpy road” and “Fast boat that skips across the water.” Fortunately, “To cook over fire” is quite straightforward, as it means exactly that – the name for the method of preparing food. If you are puzzled by it, feel free to read our guide.

Answer to “To cook over fire” in Cookie Jam

Sitting around the fire, preparing delicious food, and talking with friends or family, alternatively listening to nature, is an idea that attracts many people. There is something soothing watching the flames. Moreover, many things taste better when you put them in/over the fire. So, the answer to:

1. “To cook over fire” is roast.

Of course, nowadays open fire is not necessary to roast. The common tool to do this is also oven. However, there is something romantic in a bonfire and it seems that food tastes different if we prepare it that way. The important part is that we can’t put our meal directly into the flame if we want to roast it. It should be cooked in hot air, evenly from all sides. OK, let’s stop at that, as I become hungrier with each word. As a bonus let’s add that roast is also an insult comedy genre! A fitting name.

Now, after answering this question, you may proceed to the next one, which is “pour, drip, [blank].” That’s a mysterious one, right? Of course, we will prepare a guide on that, too. Have fun and good luck.

Cookie Jam

February 26, 2014

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