The phrase "accompaniment ingredients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ingredients that complement a main dish or food item.
Example: "For the pasta dish, the accompaniment ingredients include garlic bread and a fresh salad."
Alternatives: "side ingredients" or "complementary ingredients".
And Smaaksalon brasserie is a lovely dark-wood panelled dining room within an ornate 18th-century buildingproducing a range of its own jenevers that serve as both ingredients and accompaniment to dishes.
They are made across the eastern Mediterranean and Middle East, with variations in spelling (koofteh in Iran, köfte in Turkey, for example), ingredients and accompaniments evolving over the years.
But we suspect that diners eat what they're given, and sometimes that is not always the most flattering accompaniment to the featured ingredient.
I mean plain, unadulterated low-fat or nonfat yogurt, to which you can add fruit if you like, or which you can use as an ingredient or accompaniment to a variety of dishes, like homemade smoothies, soups, pancakes and curries.
The fatty, salty, creamy, savory taste and texture of nuts make them a popular snack, accompaniment with beer and ingredient in a host of dishes.
They want to build relationships with an audience that ranges from aficionados to people looking for a drink as an accompaniment to food – or indeed, an ingredient.
Much concert music has been thought of as having two ingredients: a melody and an accompaniment.
Nicola Knight, an analyst at Horizons, which provides information on the food sector, said sprouts are now seen as a more versatile winter ingredient than just a traditional festive accompaniment.
Many suggest making polenta with stock but I'm looking to make a subtly flavoured chip that tastes of its raw ingredient and works well as a demure accompaniment.
According to Gary Johnson, the secret of successful fajitas is "good fresh ingredients and great salsa". Beer is a popular accompaniment to fajitas.
