- Look up TOAST, Toast, toast, or
toasted in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Toast most
commonly refers to:
Toast (food),
bread browned with dry heat Toast...
- enhancer, condiment, and
cooking oil in
Korean cuisine. The oil
pressed from
untoasted perilla seeds is used for non-culinary purposes.
Perilla oil is obtained...
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requirements other than the use of vegetables, and
sandwiches may be
toasted or
untoasted.
Vegetable sandwiches are
served throughout the
world and are a po****r...
- laterally.
These thin
slices are then
returned to the
grill with the
untoasted sides towards the heat source,
resulting in
toast half the
normal thickness...
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lemon juice and tahini, and
occasionally yogurt. Bite-sized
pieces of
untoasted pita
bread are
dipped into this
mixture to
absorb the liquid. Vegetables...
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Argentines usually buy them at a
local bakery. They can be
toasted or
untoasted. The
toasted version is
common bar food in both countries,
known locally...
- 2019). "Sesame Oil, Explained: What's the
Difference Between Toasted and
Untoasted?".
Martha Stewart. Griffee, Peter. "Sesamum indi**** L." Food and Agriculture...
- "chemical snow" for the film.
Before then,
movie snow was
usually made from
untoasted cornflakes,
which were so loud when
stepped on that
dialogue had to be...
- toasted, and
ground to
produce an oily paste. It can also be
prepared with
untoasted seeds and
called "raw tahini".[self-published source?]
Because of tahini's...
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Untoasted slice of
white bread...
