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   &lt;p&gt;After blanching, remove foods from boiling water and immediately plunge into ice water. This stops the cooking process and cools foods to a manageable temperature. Refreshing is especially important with green vegetables (such as broccoli) when you want that bright green color but don&#039;t want to lose its natural crunch. When skinning tomatoes, refreshing them prevents them from overcooking and falling apart in your hands when sliding the skin off.&lt;/p&gt;
 
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