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Meanings of gastronomic in English

Portuguese
gastronómico
Catalan
gastronòmic
Spanish
gastronómico

Of or relating to gastronomy.

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Examples for "cuisine"
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Colombo is also a good place to start sampling the local cuisine.
Reuters
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Topics range from fitness to health to politics to cuisine and more.
Ebony
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The extremely popular local Breakfast Shed is a must for local cuisine.
Ebony
4
We visited many different traditional restaurants that featured extremely interesting Chinese cuisine.
Reuters
5
Zak said we opened people's minds about West Indian cuisine that night.
Jamaica Observer
1
Being in heart of Basque Country, Hendaye has a proud gastronomical heritage.
Independent.ie
2
Have we just seen the bursting of an unsustainable gastronomical bubble?
The Guardian
3
Like the addictive rave of a perfect gastronomical experience, she tasted amazingly appetizing.
Nocturnal
4
Every bite of each item was a door into gastronomical cooking.
The South African
5
Romans ate them, the writer surmises, for Romans were, he says, great gastronomical experimenters.
The Irish Times
Usage of gastronomic in English
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The objection to sealskin as a harness material is a gastronomic one.
The North Pole / Its Discovery in 1909 under the auspices of the...
2
Finally, we can shed our gastronomic reputation and start afresh, in space.
The Guardian
3
The Vienna Bakery arrived on the gastronomic scene like a visiting dignitary.
97 orchard: an edible history of five immigrant families in one ...
4
At the moment, we still look at food largely from a gastronomic perspective.
The Guardian
5
On the Kirghese steppes the horse is prominent in gastronomic festivities.
Overland through Asia; Pictures of Siberian, Chinese, and Tartar...
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I indulged in no gastronomic indiscretions, and came away after H.R.H.
Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley — Volume 3
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Do you regard eating out as a golden opportunity for a gastronomic blow-out?
The Irish Times
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The sex were then, as now, culpably deficient in gastronomic enthusiasm.
Antonina; Or, The Fall of Rome
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And the rest of the city delivers the same gastronomic thrills.
News.com.au
10
Bocuse travelled the world making guest appearances, pronouncing on matters culinary and gastronomic.
The Guardian
11
Basil Pao, our photographer and gastronomic adviser was, as usual, indispensable.
Full Circle
12
You could still pick up some hints from British gastronomic artist Heston Blumenthal.
Wired
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On the gastronomic front, no two cargo ships are the same.
The Guardian
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In that gastronomic flash, the steak sandwich became the ubiquitous cheesesteak.
BBC
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They harmonize beautifully both in the color scheme and in the gastronomic scheme.
Reveries of a Schoolmaster
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Courses like the 'walk through the forest' experience and braised snails are gastronomic revolution.
The South African
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