[Answer] 2. The three witches in Shakespeare's Macbeth brew a spell in a cauldron "Like a Hell-broth, boyle and bubble." "Boyle" is Elizabethan spelling for "boil" but what is to "parboil"?

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...1. To cook partially and/or briefly in boiling liquid 2. To reduce a solid to a liquid by boiling 3. To cook completely in boiling liquid 4. To cook with eye of newt and toe of frog A recipe which directs that vegetables or fruits be parboiled before freezing them is telling the reader/cook to blanch them.

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To cook partially and/or briefly in boiling liquid:

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