Sentences with phrase «culinary term»

Cooking the chicken and vegetables first, then adding water and wine incorporates all the left - over goodies into the sauce (the technical culinary term for these flavored bits is fond).

«It's derived from the fact that pumpkin is technically a fruit in botany, but a vegetable in culinary terms... so it had to be Fruitables.»

In this lesson, I was creating differing degrees of a vocabulary lesson that shows students» understanding of key culinary terms.

Carol offers help on what to eat during the first few weeks after diagnosis, deciphers mysterious culinary terms, offers suggestions for your gluten - free pantry, how to choose a bread machine for that perfect loaf, detecting hidden gluten in commercial foods, and dining away from home.

In culinary terms, fennel is generally considered a fall and winter vegetable, and fresh versions of the plant may be easier to find at farmers» markets and grocery stores during these seasons.

This marinade is also called a gastrique, which is a culinary term for a mixture of caramelized sugar, fruit, and vinegar that has been reduced to a thick sauce.

Of course, it probably doesn't help that the culinary term for organ meats — offal — is literally pronounced «awful.»

It's the culinary term for making long, thin strips of vegetables, similar to the shape and texture of pasta noodles.

Tripe is the culinary term used for the edible offal of a farm animal, in this case one of the chambers of the cow's stomach.

Here is the meaning (you are welcome): Dégustation is a culinary term meaning a careful, appreciative tasting of various foods and focusing on the gustatory system, the senses, high culinary art and good company.

Fruit is a botanical term and vegetable is a culinary term thus, as a result, certain plants are fruits, vegetables, or both depending on who you ask.

The cilantro and parsley are doing so well that if I wanted some «micro sprouts» (culinary term I keep hearing on Iron Chef) I could use them as garnishes for my... ahem... lavish meals.