Question

3. Vegetables wilt or soften and their color intensifies as they

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Vegetables wilt or soften and their color intensifies as they boil.

      When boiling vegetables, the food will be sitting in a pot of water with the heat on low, medium, or hight. Once the water gets warmer, the water will cook the vegetables, causing them to get tender and softer. This will cause the vegetables color to get darker, and go limp.

       When boiling vegetables, the flavor will not intensify, just the color, and it's shape. The water will drain any tase from the vegetable, but it will cause the food to go limp and get softer. Boiling is a famous way to cook your favorite vegetables, although the taste is not highly favored among lots of people.

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