Condiments, seasoning, dressing, garnish, accompaniment...
Are the words condiments, dressing and seasoning used alike? Or is dressing used only with salads, and the other two with any kind of food (salads included)?
What about garnish, side dish and accompaniment? I assume the last word sounds formal but all 3 refer to food that comes with certain other food?
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Condiments are things like mustard, ketsup, relish, gravies, olives, pickles and other edibles that are not the main meal or a side dish. Dressing can be for salads or turkey and other meats or vegetables with cavities. Stuffed peppers have stuffing inside..
- Condiments are things like mustard, ketsup, relish, gravies, olives, pickles and other edibles that are not the main meal or a side dish.
- Dressing can be for salads or turkey and other meats or vegetables with cavities.
- Stuffed peppers have stuffing inside..
- Seasonings are salt, pepper and spices.
- A garnish makes the food look beautiful, such as a sprig of mint or shavings of chocolate.
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Condiments are things like mustard, ketsup, relish, gravies, olives, pickles and other edibles that are not the main meal or a side dish.
Dressing can be for salads or turkey and other meats or vegetables with cavities. Stuffed peppers have stuffing inside..
Seasonings are salt, pepper and spices.
A garnish makes the food look beautiful, such as a sprig of mint or shavings o
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