Hi Ena, Here's another tip that you may already know: if the person writing actually knows English, lowercase letters reveal certain nuances. Additionally, UPPER CASE letters can convey more information. Example: "How to cook with I.C.E." <----- how to cook with a car engine

If you had to think for yourself, what would your guess be?

It means using ice as a tool or ingredient to affect the other ingredients. It can include "cooking" the actual ice (melting it a bit, so it becomes a cold liquid, or using it as the main source of water).

It sounds like the video might be discussing different methods of cooking or preparing food that involves ice. Cooking with ice typically refers to techniques like chilling ingredients, making ice baths for cooling, or even using ice in presentations. It doesn’t mean cooking ice itself, as ice is just frozen water. If you have a specific method or recipe in mind, I can help explain it further!

It sounds like cooking with ice as a method; just like one may cook something with lemon juice (ceviche, with leche de Tigre).