And if it's not huitlacoche, it will be chipotle, serrano, mojo or epazote, to name just a few of the more common culinary terms that have found their way onto American menus.
The most common culinary reason people keep chickens in the city, though, is their eggs.
However, there are few studies on the most common culinary species, Opuntia ficus-indica, and the mechanism of hypocholesterolemic activity is not clear.
Familiarize yourself with some of the more common culinary flowers.
Gluten has a long culinary history, and has become a common substitute for meat and tofu.
"Season with salt and pepper" is a common way to end a recipe (it's even something that I've written in my books), but as culinary advice it's a bit misleading.
A common use for olive juice is making martinis or other cocktails, but you can also drizzle it over salads and pasta or pour some into chili or soup for a salty, flavorful culinary experience.
Consider planting spearmint or peppermint for a versatile, common variety suited for most culinary purposes.
GREAT food cities tend to have a few things in common — a history steeped in culinary arts, a bounty of exceptional ingredients and a handful of cocky young chefs at the helm.
Each group had its effect on the nation's food; the result is a kind of culinary heterogeneity that finds common ground in pepper sauce and friendly rivalry.
Polygonum minus Huds.is a culinary flavouring that is common in South East Asian cuisine and as a remedy for diverse maladies ranging from indigestion to poor eyesight.
