The phrase "authentic ingredients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing food or products that are made with genuine, high-quality, or traditional components.
Example: "The restaurant prides itself on using only authentic ingredients sourced from local farmers."
Alternatives: "genuine ingredients" or "real ingredients".
The Floreses pride themselves on using fresh, authentic ingredients for their food truck.
I love it for its uncompromising devotion to technique and authentic ingredients.
The zeal for authentic ingredients runs even to dry red pepper from Spain, the seasoning for a carpaccio of octopus dressed with olive oil and fleur de sel.
(Also on the pizza menu is a "D.O.C. margarita" — made only, as stipulated by Italy's Denominazione di Origine Controllata, with authentic ingredients).
She insisted on authentic ingredients, a light touch with stocks (or, more properly Italian, broths), sauces and flavourings such as garlic, and the use of fresh, seasonal produce.
From home-style dishes with prawns to tasty spicy salads, the chefs here search for the best authentic ingredients to produce mouth-watering Thai food.
However, if you want a more authentic ingredient, then you can substitute vegan fish sauce for the soy sauce in this recipe.
Locating authentic menu ingredients can be a concern abroad, though not in Hong Kong.
He is much more at ease with the second menu, which he offers for banquets, that would please any hard-core aficionado of authentic Chinese ingredients.
En route to Patout's, Prudhomme drove me to a hundred-year-old plantation site where he hoped to start a cooking school, teaching students how to use authentic, unspoiled ingredients.
A silver-haired, Hollywood-handsome chef who owns Al Covo, one of the city's best restaurants, Mr. Benelli champions authentic regional ingredients, especially fish and shellfish from the Venetian lagoon and the inshore waters of the Adriatic.
