season

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Preparing food
batch cooking
biga
bind
breadmaking
butter
buttered
clarify
glazed
grate
ingredient
jerk
julienne
restuff
rice
rustle something up
scoby
sieve
stir
toss
whip

Examples of flavour

flavour
This focus on biological mechanisms gives a distinctive flavour to the book.
But the flavour of empire inevitably seeps through to both sides of the colonial divide.
There is also clearly a nostalgic flavour to some of this longing.
Publicity around the star's feistiness offstage lent the flavour of autobiography to the twice-daily action onstage.
To give a flavour of the work, we can look at the formulas in (13) below.
The flavour of critical life situations can only be captured by investigating the dense pattern of these intermittent claims over time.
The flavour of the book is best illustrated by reviewing a few highlights from each chapter.
It has the flavour of machine code, with combinators playing the role of program addresses and parameterization the role of register transfer.
Sufficient of the flavour of this volume has been given to confirm its difference from the first.
These have been supplemented by additional contributions which give the collection a more cohesive flavour.
Experiments are used to check the efficiency of the various programs, so the chapter has a practical as well as theoretical flavour.
Any volume of this kind, because of its provenance, is bound to have an eclectic flavour.
The flavour of this meeting is captured by the contents of this special issue which resulted from presentations given by invited speakers.
Worsteds became the flavour of the year in 1622.
The rice is flavoured with tomato sauce and contains small pieces of meat or chicken and vegetable.
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Collocations withflavour

flavour

These are words often used in combination with flavour.

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different flavour
Although there are apparent resemblances, such as chapters on analytical methods, the books have a very differentflavour.
distinctive flavour
This focus on biological mechanisms gives a distinctiveflavour to the book.
full flavour
The fullflavour of those 50 pages is caught in the first paragraph.
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