to breading
2.8
To coat food with breadcrumbs or flour before cooking
- verb
- /ˈbrɛdɪŋ/
- The chef demonstrated the technique of breading vegetables for a crispy coating.
Examples
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She is breading the chicken in a mixture of breadcrumbs and spices before frying.
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After breading the fish with flour, he placed it in the hot oil to cook.
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Thanks Gosh, thanks for breading these guys.
Synonyms
dredging
vsto breading
A light coating of flour or breadcrumbs on food before cooking
applies a fuller coating rather than a light dusting
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Etymology
The word breading comes from bread, since cooks cover food with small pieces of bread called 'breadcrumbs' before cooking to make a crunchy crust. That's why to bread or be breading something means 'to coat' it with dry crumbs before you cook it.