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Meanings of flavouring in English
Usage of flavouring in English
1
She suggests having full-fat natural yoghurt and flavouring it with fresh fruit.
2
But according to the flavouring, so is the shape of the wave.
3
Agreeable volatile oils and flavouring substances in fruits attract birds and animals.
4
Stew or steam in covered jar with sugar and flavouring of cinnamon.
5
It is in daily use for ices, chocolates, and flavouring confections generally.
6
Beat the butter and sugar to a cream, add flavouring and flour.
7
Beat up yolks and add, also flavouring, then the whites whipped stiffly.
8
The common garden thyme, used for flavouring, is credited with many virtues.
9
The smoked haddock gently cooks in the cream, flavouring the entire gratin.
10
Put into a saucepan with the water and sugar and flavouring to taste.
11
Plum marmalade may be made in this manner, flavouring it with pounded plum-kernels.
12
Then, as now, cinnamon was an important spice for flavouring foods and drinks.
13
When cool, ice it, flavouring the icing, with oil of lemon.
14
It just tastes like cold sparkling water with a kick of miscellaneous flavouring.
15
A little grated lemon rind, &c., might be used for flavouring.
16
Beat up eggs with sugar, remove Farola from fire, and add, also flavouring.
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Translations for flavouring
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Flavouring through the time
Flavouring across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common