stir 和 whisk 有什么区别？ 如果难以说明的话，请教我一下例句。 @momongamon Stir is when you gently mix the ingredients together like with a spoon. Whisk is when you take a utensil called a whisk (has a handle and wire type part that you mix with) and the ingredients are mixed fast and thoroughly with it. 这个答案有帮助吗？ 嗯... (0) I agree with the comment above.

在烘烤食物之前，“搅拌” 食材这个动作就可以用 “whisk、beat” 和 “whip” 来表示。 例如，打鸡蛋 “whisk the eggs、beat the eggs” 或 “whip the eggs”。 再比如，搅拌黄油 “whisk the butter、beat the butter” 或者 “whip the butter”。 因为这些食物可塑性强，而且松软状态可以改变。 我们来听几个使用了动词 “whisk、beat” 和 “whip” 的例句。 Whisk the eggs until thoroughly mixed. Beat the eggs until thoroughly mixed. Whip the eggs until thoroughly mixed.

Stirring and whisking are both essential cooking techniques used to mix ingredients together, but they serve slightly different purposes. Stirring involves gently mixing ingredients in a circular motion to combine them evenly, while whisking involves vigorously beating ingredients to incorporate air and create a lighter texture.

2016年11月30日 · whisk和stir的区别 英语单词whisk是快速持续的搅拌。 stir只是随便搅了混合一下。

stir is like when you got a glass of juice to the brim but you want to give you know that little stir so you just sway you hand back and forth a little bit and there you go the ice or whatever on the top gets mixed. Now whisk is when you get to whisk egg whites or when you get to whisk a cocktail. It requires some shaking. 这个答案有帮助吗？ 嗯... (0)

If you "whisk" someone or something somewhere, you take them or move them there quickly or if you "whisk" something such as eggs or cream, you stir it very fast, often with an electric device, so that it becomes full of small bubbles. 1. He whisked her across the dance floor. 2. Just before serving, whisk the cream. 這個回答有幫到你嗎？ 嗯... (0)

To whisk means to stir with a fast motion using a wire mesh. Some cake mixes or other recipes require this. [Note: whisk also means to wipe something away with a quick motion of the arm.] To review: If I whisk to combine things, I am stirring and mixing. If I stir, I am mixing, but not necessarily whisking.

toss > jogar, mexer 'toss me that pillow', 'tossing a salad' whisk > bater 'whisk the egg whites until they form stiff peaks' stir > misturar 'keep stirring the milk, otherwise it will burn'

2018年12月18日 · You stir a liquid. Just enough force to get it moving. You mix two different substances. This may need a little bit more force to combine the substances. Whisk is mixing but with a fork or whisk. The idea is to not just stir, but to incorporate air into the liquid. Blend is to liquify something.

2014年12月31日 · They do all mean much the same thing. The only real difference is the utensil you use. Usually you would use a spoon to stir, and a whisk to whisk. You could beat with a spoon, or a beater if using a machine. You can mix by hand, using a spoon, or by machine, using a mixing or beating attachment.