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. 2015 Sep;31(3):227–240. doi: 10.5487/TR.2015.31.3.227

Table 2. Basic methods used in food sample preparation.

No. Preparation Example No. Preparation Example

1 Roasted/grilled Beef 18 Stir fried and pan fried Mushroom (omelet)
2 As is/raw Strawberry 19 Stir fried and simmered Beef (spaghetti sauce)
3 Pan fried Wheat flour 20 Soaked in water Dried seaweed
4 Pan fried and boiled Tofu 21 Soaked in water and boiled Dried seaweed (soup)
5 Blanched/parboiled Spinach 22 Soaked in water and stir fried Dried fern/bracken
6 Blanched and pan fried Bean sprouts (mung bean pancake) 23 Boiled and strained (use solid mass) Pork
7 Blanched and steamed Cabbage (wonton) 24 Boiled, strained and baked Spaghetti (oven)
8 Blanched and boiled Bean sprouts (wonton in stew) 25 Boiled, strained and boiled Noodles (stew)
9 Blanched and stir fried Perilla leaves 26 Boiled, strained and stir fried Spaghetti
10 Boiled Kimchi (stew) 27 Boiled, strained and pan fried Pork (mung bean pancake)
11 Boiled water added Powdered infant formula 28 Boiled, strained and steamed Starch noodle (wonton)
12 Boiled and taken out (use liquid) Dried anchovy 29 Boiled, strained and fried Starch noodle (wonton)
13 Steamed (rice) White rice 30 Steamed Corn
14 Steamed (rice) and boiled Rice (rice in soup) 31 Steamed and fried Wonton (fried wonton)
15 Steamed (rice) and stir fried Fried rice 32 Steamed or baked Sweet potato
16 Steamed (rice) and pan fried Rice (scorched rice) 33 Fried Potato (French fries) 17 Stir
17 Stir fried Vegetables