This universally known cooking technique - used for slow or uniform heating, involves placing the container with ingredients in a larger pot of boiling water - is referred to as Bain-marie in Britain. Used in making cheese cakes, melting chocolate, thickening milk, rehetaing etc., or where direct heat burns delicate food stuff. Also called a double boiler in Britain and Australia.
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