Cooked and Grilled

Cooked

Cooked adjective - Having been prepared for eating by the application of heat.

Grilled and cooked are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Grilled" instead the word "Cooked" as an adjective or a verb. popular alternative

Nearby Words: cook, cooking, cooker

Grilled

Grilled adjective - Cooked over an outdoor grill.
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Synonyms for Grilled

Cooked and grilled are semantically related. You can use "Cooked" instead the word "Grilled" as an adjective or a verb. popular alternative

Nearby Words: grill, grilling, grille, grillage

Both words in one sentence

  • He claims it was to a sea bass, but later clarifies one of his crewmates grilled and cooked it by mistake.
  • In addition, grilled cheese sandwiches normally require two skill points in Cooking and can only be cooked for lunch or dinner, but Grilled Cheese sims can prepare them at any time, without any points in Cooking.
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  • And a Diet Coke Girl, what I wouldn't do for a Rooty Tooty Fresh 'n Fruity with a side of biscuits, 14 hash browns, a bacon and cheese omelet with grilled peppers and onions, a T-bone steak cooked well done...oh, uh, and a Diet Coke!
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