"To absorb the flavors" means to take in or fully experience the different tastes and aromas of something, typically when eating or drinking.
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I chose broccoli as the main veggie because it's quite hearty and really
absorbs flavors so well.
After several weeks, similar to aging wine, the
beans absorb flavors from the barrels, including notes of pepper, cardamom and vanilla.
It was very delicious, which made me realize that tempeh
absorbs flavors even more readily than tofu does!
And being a member of the cabbage family means that they are going to
absorb the flavors of your seasoning really well.
To make a flavored oil, simply add the spices of your choice to some olive oil and let sit to
absorb the flavors for a few days.
Brown rice is great — check out this post to get the method I use to make perfect brown rice — but it does
n't absorb flavors like white rice.
The
pasta absorbs the flavor of the broth as it cooks, and the pasta starches thicken the liquid to a lip - smacking consistency.
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So, I investigated some tofu recipes and one of them provided an excellent tip: To help
tofu absorb flavor (and to help any batter stick to it), soak the tofu in very hot salt water for 10 - 15 minutes and pat it dry.
I used a gourmet blend of mushrooms, but any kind will do, and since
mushrooms absorb flavor so nicely, I sauteed them in some red wine.
While teriyaki sauce traditionally does contain sugar, our keto - friendly version uses a sugar - free substitute that is still highly comparable and tastes almost the same on a protein like salmon,
which absorbs flavors very well.
Along with plenty of sautéed garlic, the
lentils absorb flavors from the herbs and spices as they simmer until tender.
Mung beans, and later spaghetti
squash absorb the flavors of the sauce, while broccoli and carrots provide a freshness and crunch.
You won't want to use soap, as the
stone absorbs the flavor, but a properly cared for stoneware piece can last a lifetime!