Sentence examples for definitive ingredient from inspiring English sources

Pork is still the definitive ingredient of Southern cooking, past and present.

Central to this is barbecue – by which the locals mainly mean pork, the definitive ingredient of southern cooking.

Interestingly, Leela Punyaratabandhu, author of the excellent She Simmers blog, explains in her book Simple Thai Food that the name som tam essentially means a salad made in a mortar, from an old dialect word for sour, and the verb "to pound" – so "though green papaya is the most popular main ingredient … it is by no means the definitive ingredient".

Indeed, many products make it to market well before any definitive studies on their ingredients take place.

Not definitive, just definite.

If you need the security of definitive, classic recipes in which every ingredient and garnish is specified with no room for deviation or inspiration, pick up a copy of Escoffier.

Studies must clarify these ingredients and relationships before the definitive randomised trial is conducted.

Then, on next phases, exploratory studies are developed in order to describe the constant and variable ingredients of the intervention and definitive ones, intended to compare the intervention whole defined versus an adequate alternative.

This is a definitive guide that rates food based on nutrition, ingredient and processing scores.You can shop at local markets and refuse to purchase plants treated with neonicotinoids.

Michael Pettid, a SUNY-Binghamton professor of Korean history who wrote the definitive English-language history of Korean food, said that the crucial ingredients in the most ubiquitous kind of kimchi are relative newcomers on the Korean Peninsula.

Campbell's Soup, the definitive canned food company in American history, has decided to start indicating which ingredients in their products are genetically modified on the labels of its cans.