condiment 的定义
- something used to give a special flavor to food, as mustard, ketchup, salt, or spices.
condiment 近义词
flavoring
更多condiment例句
- Check the bag regularly for any spilled food or lost condiments.
- Repackaging condiments and other food products that you won’t finish on your trip is a pro move, too.
- “Hopefully, one of your other readers will have a similar story about deedle-dees, the one true name for the condiment,” wrote John, who now lives in Woodbine, Md.
- The secret to the dish is its dipping sauce, which leans on a crab-fat paste widely used as a condiment in Pampanga.
- The half jar of the condiment I’m inevitably left with after the holiday dinner inspired this sheet pan meal.
- At the same time, great sadness awaits those going into the lifestyle condiment business.
- “Pop music has evolved into a lifestyle condiment,” sighs Steven Hyden at Grantland.
- Best eaten with strong, spicy harissa as a condiment, to counter the fattiness of the meat.
- To be sure, he was no cultural condiment but the meat of the matter itself.
- Not so much a dish but a condiment suited for almost any meal, salsa verde would have to be one of the tastiest condiments.
- Salt is the condiment to use with them, but sugar is allowable.
- Mrs. Condiment, the housekeeper, therefore, greeted the "Cap'n" heartily on the threshold of the cottage when he arrived.
- He says he abstained principally from animal food; using it, if he used it at all, only as a condiment for his vegetables.
- Saffron is used as a pigment for the sectarian marks on the forehead of the orthodox Hindu and also as a condiment.
- The daintiest condiment of all is the French mayonnaise sauce served with lettuce.