roasted
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- adjective
- /ˈroʊstɪd/
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- She made a tasty dip using roasted red peppers blended with cream cheese.
- roasted potatoes
- roasted chestnuts
- roasted eggplant
Steakhouse style pork chops, absolutely roasted chicken, kale salad.
- Steakhouse style pork chops, absolutely roasted chicken, kale salad.
- Black Rifle Coffee delivers fresh roasted coffee from around the world right to your doorstep.
- Then she has she put a some of the herbs and roasted barley in.
- It has more of like a super light roasted flavor.
- Karma is a slow roasted dish.
- And they shared roasted cabbage with Anchu Aide by Tara Wigley.
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This morning for breakfast we have got scrambled eggies, roasted little tomatoes on the grill.
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Black Rifle Coffee delivers fresh roasted coffee from around the world right to your doorstep.
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OK, The roasted red pepper is good and that and it's got that.
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And the thing with Latin culture is Latin culture uses a lot of roasted tomatoes.
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But anyway, I'm going to use this roasted garlic butter one which I bought recently.
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And there it is, our special roasted pork ramen.
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I think I'm going to do avocado on toast with roasted tomatoes, that is what I'm going to do.
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I've been making Williams-Sonoma's Herb-Roasted Turkey for the past few years, and it's a crowd pleaser.
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Roasted duck, veal marengo.
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Roasted almonds arguably taste crisper, drier, and contain less fat than a normal almond.
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Synonyms
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Cooked in an oven, like bread or pastries
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Cooked by dry heat in an oven or over a fire
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Food that is heated until ready to eat
Meat cooked so the middle stays red and warm
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Etymology
Roasted comes from the old word roast, which meant 'to cook over an open fire'. Imagine meat turning on a spit above the flames, and you can see why roasted describes food cooked by dry heat.