lacing
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A small amount of alcohol added to a drink or food for flavor
- noun
- /ˈleɪsɪŋ/
- Chunks of tender flounder were tossed with chopped fresh tomatoes, onion, sprigs of oregano, and a delicate lacing of garlic.
Examples
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The chef recommends a lacing of brandy in the dessert for an extra kick.
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The recipe calls for a lacing of bourbon to enhance the flavor of the sauce.
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She added a lacing of white wine to the sauce to give it a richer taste.
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Lacing can also mean a small amount of liquor added to food or a drink, like a thin 'lace' of flavor that changes or warms the taste.