Truefalse fork tender means that the food will break apart easily in pot when a knife or is inserted into middle?
That statement is true.
Fork tender means that the food is cooked to the point where it is so tender that it will break apart easily when a fork is inserted into the middle. This is often associated with slow-cooked meats, like roasts and stews, but can also apply to other foods, like vegetables.
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