Learn Hardcore Japanese: hi wo toosu

火ひ　を　通とおすhi wo toosu

to cook through

From Lesson 68:Making okonomiyaki with friends·Hardcore Japanese

Usages of hi wo toosu

両面りょうめん　に　火ひ　を　通とおす。ryoumen ni hi wo toosu.

I cook both sides through.

豚ぶたバラ　に　火ひ　を　通とおす。butabara ni hi wo toosu.

I cook the pork belly through.

生地きじ　を　鉄板てっぱん　に　広ひろげ、　両面りょうめん　に　火ひ　を　通とおした。kizi wo teppan ni hiroge, ryoumen ni hi wo toosita.

I spread the batter on the hot plate and cooked both sides through.

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