Sentence examples for culinary applications from inspiring English sources

Although coffee made that way is not good for drinking, it has interesting culinary applications.

Chia was widely used in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica and had medicinal and religious value in addition to its culinary applications.

Notably, the rhizomes of some species including ginger, turmeric, and lotus are edible and valued for their culinary applications.

We're realising it doesn't just have to be cheap confectionary, but can have all sorts (if you'll excuse the pun) of culinary applications.

Aside from culinary applications, I have found other practical uses for it – try applying a thick layer to clean copper pans.

It is a good fit for the increasing number of consumers identifying as vegan (a 600% jump in the past three years), and it is versatile for a number of culinary applications.

But the greenery also has a less familiar culinary application.

This has a culinary application: if something is good to eat, it can, with judicious tinkering, be good to cook.

In his foraging guide "Food for Free," the British naturalist Richard Mabey suggests that garlic mustard's best culinary application is as a mint-like vinegary sauce for lamb (especially when the sheep itself has grazed on the plant).

We usually think of pickling in its culinary application, but the basic method used to turn cucumbers into pickles is an act of preservationthat can be applied to any organic matter: adding acid and preventing oxygen exposure creates the perfect environment for certain (safe-to-eat) bacteria to thrive, and these crowd out other bacteria that would ordinarily decompose your cucumber.

In culinary and medicinal applications, thymoquinone generally is consumed as either ground black seed or black seed oil.