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| - | Water vapor is often released during cooking, most visibly during a boil. | + | Water vapor is often released during cooking, most visibly during a boil. |
| - | Methods to reduce the production of water vapor include: | ||
| * covering anything that steams: | * covering anything that steams: | ||
| * reducing beverage temperatures if appropriate - coffee requires near-boiling temperatures but most other hot beverages do not. Green tea is generally steeped at 160F and black tea at 190F. | * reducing beverage temperatures if appropriate - coffee requires near-boiling temperatures but most other hot beverages do not. Green tea is generally steeped at 160F and black tea at 190F. | ||
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