The phrase "always steam" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the consistent action of steaming something, such as food or a process.
Example: "For the best flavor and texture, you should always steam your vegetables instead of boiling them."
Alternatives: "consistently steam" or "regularly steam".
"Moroccan Jewish cooks always steam couscous over a stew," he said, but "then you can't taste the natural wheaty flavor of the semolina".
With its founding drummers, Butch Trucks and Jai Johanny Johanson, the Allman Brothers Band can always steam forward with a certain momentum.
Steaming won out, so if nutrients are your biggest concern, you could always steam your food from now on.
Green Park Station was once the terminus of the Midland Railway, and junction for the Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway, whose line, always steam hauled, went under Bear Flat through the Combe Down Tunnel and climbed over the Mendips to serve many towns and villages on its 71 mile run to Bournemouth.
It wasn't until a year and a half ago that they began appearing regularly on restaurant menus, usually as appetizers and nearly always steamed in white wine and herbs, though some are bathed in marjoram butter or cream and fennel, or spiked with garlic.
Couscous is no longer made from scratch in every kitchen in Morocco, but it is always properly steamed more than once and worked by hand as well, not merely soaked in hot water.
I always try to steam some broccoli rabe....OR DINNER OUT If I can't grill outside, if I'm not cooking, there's a local Italian restaurant in Midland Park called Arturo's, or we have a Chinese restaurant called Dim Sum Dynasty.
People who want to shave off a few more pounds after a good workout always hit the steam room or sauna.
What they do create is an entertaining forum for discussing the issues — race, sexuality, privilege — that always get New Yorkers steaming, especially in the summer heat.
As waiters, we were there, in part, to serve the star writers, to shuttle their food, to watch them eat, to listen in on snatches of their conversation, to make sure their coffee was always full and steaming.
His meals always include freshly steamed vegetables such as sweet potatoes, kale and even some seaweed, all rich in nutrients.
