kibbling Synonyms
kibbling Meaning
kibbling
coarsely ground meal or grain typically used as animal feed, to grind coarsely, small, dry pellets of processed food for pets (such as dogs and cats), a pellet of kibble
kibbling Sentence Examples
- The fishermen skillfully kibbled the large tuna into bite-sized pieces.
- The kibbling process involves cutting fish into uniform, manageable chunks.
- Kibbling machines are used to automate the process of chopping fish into uniform pieces.
- The kibbled fish is then used for various culinary preparations, such as sushi or fish and chips.
- Kibbling enhances the flavor and texture of the fish by creating more surface area for seasoning and cooking.
- Kibbled fish cooks more evenly and quickly, making it ideal for quick and easy meals.
- Herring and salmon are commonly kibbled due to their oily, flavorful flesh.
- Kibbling fish is a time-honored tradition in many coastal communities.
- Preserved and kibbled fish serves as a valuable protein source in regions with limited access to fresh seafood.
- The art of kibbling requires precision and expertise to achieve the desired size and shape of the fish pieces.
FAQs About the word kibbling
coarsely ground meal or grain typically used as animal feed, to grind coarsely, small, dry pellets of processed food for pets (such as dogs and cats), a pellet
mincing, grating, grinding, slicing,chipping, pureeing, mashing, chopping, puréeing, dissecting
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The fishermen skillfully kibbled the large tuna into bite-sized pieces.
The kibbling process involves cutting fish into uniform, manageable chunks.
Kibbling machines are used to automate the process of chopping fish into uniform pieces.
The kibbled fish is then used for various culinary preparations, such as sushi or fish and chips.
