The phrase "aromatic mix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of scents or flavors that are pleasing or fragrant, often in the context of food, beverages, or essential oils.
Example: "The aromatic mix of spices filled the kitchen, making everyone eager to taste the dish."
Alternatives: "fragrant blend" or "scented combination".
The air is filled with the aromatic mix of soy, rice wine, sesame, spices, frying oil, grilling meat and the high-pitched shouts of hawkers.
Table favorites included the empanadas, with flaky pastry enclosing an aromatic mix of ground beef, onions, bell peppers, olives, eggs and more of those South American spices (Mr. Orosco says his mother uses oregano, crushed pepper flakes, salt and pepper when her shipment is late).
At the Dutch the other night, Mr. Carmellini and Mr. Wise could be found playing around with a spin on mouclade, which is traditionally a curried bowl of mussels, but in their hands had morphed into an aromatic mix of mussels, herbs, clams and black sea bass.
It is not simple either to make a well-balanced aromatic mix of tobacco units having always safety in mind, but not at the expense of pleasure.
De Martino has, on behalf of M&S, combined muscat and the obscure corinto to come up with a dry but exotically aromatic white, mixing musky spice with fresh, floral perfume.
It was a total sensory overload with the Victorian décor, hued candle lighting and arousing aromatics: a mix of herbs, spices and caramelized fruits.
But when you chew the fruit you create some aromatics by mixing enzymes with their target molecules".
Sauté with other aromatic ingredients, then mix it into the soup for the last couple minutes of simmering.
But at 23C and above, the plant's metabolism starts to race, leading to lower yields and, crucially, a failure to accumulate the right mix of aromatic volatile compounds that deliver coffee's distinctive taste.
A bartender in suspenders and rolled-up shirtsleeves mixed Old Fashioneds and specialty cocktails like the Knuck if You Buck Buck (rye, house-made ginger beer, lemon, lime and aromatic bitters), while a mix of acid jazz and indie rock played overhead.
Its acid-bright houses are home to the city's Cape Malay community - descendants of people from India, Malaysia and other South East Asian countries who settled the area as early as the 17th century - and the cuisine is a spicy, aromatic, and sometimes strange, mix of Asian, European and Mediterranean flavours.
