The phrase 'genuine ingredients' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it, for example, to describe a dish that was made with authentic, high-quality ingredients: "This lasagna is made with genuine ingredients for a truly delicious flavor."
"Using interchangeable cameras is like slow food cooked with natural, genuine ingredients". But the rapid adoption of the iPhone — along with the drastic improvement of the iPhone camera — makes it hard to believe that the line isn't beginning to blur, if not considerably, then at least a little bit.
And then the filling, with genuine ingredients and imaginative combinations.
Through the years, regional dishes migrated up and down the peninsula and across the sea, sharing a respect for genuine ingredients and an Italian passion for their native regions' specialties first; embracing the others when it suits their taste.
However, 2 professional sushi chefs confirmed that both were genuine ingredients.
"Broccoli rabe needs two things," said Nina Balducci of the legendary Balducci's in New York City, once a mecca of genuine Italian ingredients outside of Italy, "water and salt".
THE NEWS A substance was found in recalled supplies of heparin, a blood-thinning drug, that is so similar to the genuine active ingredient that ordinary tests do not distinguish between them.
It's slow food, really: nice, healthy ingredients and genuine flavours.
Some companies have reformulated their products in a genuine, wholehearted way, replacing ingredients with substitutes that are less problematic.
But the whipped cream was as genuine as the wholesome ingredients that make up Gazelle's bill of fare.
(There are some combination products, such as the asthma drugs Advair and Symbicort, that make sense because there is genuine synergy between the ingredients).
The replacement of pre-Christian ideas of fate and genuine ignorance – the basic ingredients of classical tragedy – with an uncompromising insistence on human freedom has, of course, made its way into philosophies that are not explicitly religious.
