Whisking Meaning in English
word · lemma: whisk
ˈhwɪsk/, /ˈwɪsk
WHIS-king
wˈɪskɪŋ
WIS-king
Definition
Using a whisk or similar tool to beat or mix ingredients quickly, usually to add air and make them light and fluffy.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in cooking, especially for eggs, cream, and batters. Not the same as 'stirring' (gentler motion). 'Whisking' emphasizes speed and incorporating air. Used mainly as a kitchen term.
Spanish: batirPortuguese (BR): baterPortuguese (PT): baterChinese (Simplified): 搅打Chinese (Traditional): 攪打Hindi: फेंटनाArabic: خفقBengali: ফেটানো - দ্রুত মেশানোRussian: взбиваниеJapanese: 泡立てることVietnamese: đánh (bằng phới)Korean: 거품내기 - 휘젓기Turkish: çırpmaUrdu: پھینٹناIndonesian: mengocok
Example Sentences
She is whisking the eggs for breakfast.
basic
I am whisking cream to make it fluffy.
basic
He is whisking the batter for pancakes.
basic
After whisking for a few minutes, the eggs turned light and frothy.
natural
You should start whisking as soon as you add the sugar.
natural
She was still whisking when the doorbell rang.
natural