Kitchening
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Kitchening is a verb meaning present participle and gerund of kitchen.
Meaning
present participle and gerund of kitchen.
More Meanings
- Food preparation.
- The embellishment of basic food items.
Example Sentences
She did every single grocery list in this book, kept her copy-editor eyeball on the recipes, and coordinated the test kitchening.
A pinch of salt was a basic kitchening, but a good meal offered that plus a drink and a bit of something else - the "sup" and the "bit."
There is a large open fireplace, and a good front piazza, to feet by 30, with a smaller porch in the rear, and an enclosed shed, for purposes of light kitchening.
Those that are stewed or boiled often betray in their unsatisfactory savor a lack of completeness in the kitchening process — beans, beets, corn, cauliflower, tomatoes, etc., usually exhibiting this defect — and thus is loaded on the digestive function a burden that normal cooking could never impose.
Word Forms
- kitchenings
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include chef, culinary, cookery, cooking, cook, cuisine.
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