uncook

Definitions

verb computing, slang To repair a file (specifically an MP3 audio file) that has been damaged ("cooked") by being converted through a text format and having line breaks applied to it.

un- +‎ cook

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Get a good raw food "uncook" book and learn to make tasty treats so you won't be heading to the freezer for Ben and Jerry's.

Anthony Anderson: The Raw Model Diet: A Day in the Life 2008
Trying to "uncook" the global warming books isn't so easy ..

186 k per second 2008
There is no way to "adequately clean up" the consequences of the blowout any more than you can uncook an egg.

Oil Spill Cleanup 'Succeeded In Magnifying, Not Diminishing The Impacts' The Huffington Post 2011
There is no way to "adequately clean up" the consequences of the blowout any more than you can uncook an egg.

Oil Spill Cleanup 'Succeeded In Magnifying, Not Diminishing The Impacts' The Huffington Post 2011
Remember that you can always add time, but you can never “uncook” an overcooked cake.

Black Bottom Cupcakes | Baking Bites 2007
Cooking traditions have been so thoroughly seasoned by cultural exchange that attempts to argue for the purity of one is akin to trying to uncook a soup.

A Hamburger Today 2010
Cooking traditions have been so thoroughly seasoned by cultural exchange that attempts to argue for the purity of one is akin to trying to uncook a soup.

Serious Eats 2010
Remember, you can't uncook it, if it gets too well done.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009
By joining the BigOven community you'll see the big picture! angel hair pasta (about 8 ounces uncook

BigOven.com - Recipe Raves 2009