aromatic
- noun
- /əˈrɑːmətɪk/
- Your your sauce, your aromatic, your shallot?
Your your sauce, your aromatic, your shallot?
- Your your sauce, your aromatic, your shallot?
Examples
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We prepare the picada with all the aromatics, parsley, garlic and saffron.
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But first, for extra aromatics, a few Bay leaves and some Rosemary.
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I saw it a little more aggressive in the aromatics I find with this sauce.
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And so there were bonfires that were set, especially with aromatic wood like pine or with sulphur.
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Our experiment needs protein, alkalines, vegetable aromatics, sauce, thickener, oil, and of course a very hot wok.
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And then the little elements that form, you know, compose the dish are aromatic elements from Riesling, from tasting Riesling Ramolacha.
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A bookseller with his musty papyrus rolls, A spice merchant with cakes of aromatic incense.
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WHETHER THAT BE LAVENDER OR ROSEWOOD, WHATEVER YOU'RE USING AS AN AROMATIC.
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It's autumn embers so it says call autumn winds Russell amber leaves infused with spiced incense, aromatic pine needle and crisp woodland herbs.
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The chef added basil and thyme to enhance the dish with fresh aromatics.
Synonyms
A plant with a strong smell and taste whose bulb people use in cooking and sometimes for medicine
A plant part like pepper or cinnamon used to add strong flavor to food
An evergreen bush with narrow leaves used to add flavor to food
A plant with strong smelling leaves used to flavor food
A green plant with a strong smell used in cooking
A small green plant with flat or curly leaves used to add flavor to food
A herb with a strong smell used to add flavor to food like pizza or sauces
A strong-smelling oil from a plant used in perfumes and to add scent to a room
An herb with narrow leaves used to add a fresh, slightly sweet taste to food
A garden herb with minty leaves used to make tea and flavor food
Fresh green leaves that add flavor to food
A green herb with a strong smell used to flavor food like tomatoes
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A chemical made of hydrogen and carbon that has one or more benzene rings
- Specialized
A chemical with one or more rings like benzene that often has a strong smell
A natural substance with a pleasant smell that trees and plants make and people use in perfume, incense, and medicine
How Fragrant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Aromatics comes from the same Greek root arōma meaning 'sweet smell' and refers to plants or spices that give food a strong scent. So when a cook adds aromatics, they add things that bring scent and flavor to a dish.