The phrase "additional flavor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra taste or variety added to food, drinks, or even experiences.
Example: "The chef added some herbs for additional flavor to the dish."
Alternatives: "extra taste" or "enhanced flavor".
There seemed to be about a pint of this in the bowl, and while it was richly creamy and well-flavored, there was a strong additional flavor of fish--salmon, to be precise--an additive that, while not objectionable in flavor, is not expected in a lobster bisque.
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Its cooking isn't tricky, and its eating can turn slightly monotonous if there aren't currents of additional flavor rushing in.
I grill the flank steak with nothing but salt and pepper; a drizzle of the salad dressing on top gives it plenty of additional flavor.
Its darkly sugared, inherently spicy nature contributes what is, to my taste, the most complementary layer of additional flavor, along with the requisite alcohol.
Rather than the flattened, breaded emblem of Germanic taverns everywhere, Seäsonal's schnitzel arrives puffed up, as if it had been inflated with additional flavor, and perhaps a stiff helping of dignity as well.
It can contain no additives, such as coloring or additional flavoring, and must undergo no additional processing.
Fortified wines with additional flavoring are called aromatic wines, such as vermouth.
At its most basic, vinaigrette is acid and oil, salt and pepper, plus additional flavors as desired.
Her music is built around her distinctive, classical-influenced piano playing, with additional flavors from jazz, rock and cabaret and lyrics full of off-kilter vignettes and odd details.
These include putting pull-off lids on soups that are marketed as "ready to serve" to make the cans easier to open, and making some additional flavors in the ready-to-serve package, including minestrone.
