"combine ingredients" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe combining food items when cooking or baking. For example, "Carefully combine the eggs, flour, and butter to make the cake batter."
Optional: combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker.
Gradually pour into well, stirring to combine ingredients.
Blend to combine ingredients into a crumbly mixture.
In a food processor, combine ingredients, and pulse until dough comes together.
Small plates (€8-€10) combingredientsentsuchch as sweetbreads and chestnuts, baby pig's tail, eel and cheese, or pig's trotters, artichoke and crayfish.
When you combine ingredients containing these different umami-giving compounds, they enhance one another so the dish packs more flavour points than the sum of its parts.
So what's on offer is a brief opportunity to combine ingredients that aren't found together during the rest of the year.
Fred Horowitz, the C.E.O., showed me around the plant, where dozens of workers combine ingredients — silicon, scent, aluminum sesquichlorohydrate — and operate a machine that squirts the mixture into plastic containers.
But doctors who use too many algorithms practice what is commonly disparaged as "cookbook" medicine — you combine ingredients like blood tests and CT scans, and out pops a diagnosis.
Food manufacturers combine ingredients that do not occur in natural food, notably the trilogy of sugar, processed fat and salt, in their most quickly digested, highly refined, nutrient-depleted forms.
The kits are developed by Walmart's Culinary and Innovation Center, and contain pre-portioned ingredients to accompany the retailer's rotisserie chicken, or help customers prepare a quick meal without having to chop vegetables, combine ingredients, and add seasonings.
