boucherize (Meaning)
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boucherize (v. t.)
To impregnate with a preservative solution of copper sulphate, as timber, railroad ties, etc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of boucherize
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boucherize Sentence Examples
- The chef decided to boucherize the beef, ensuring it was tender and flavorful.
- Using a special technique, the butcher was able to boucherize the tough cuts of meat.
- The secret to the restaurant's signature dish lies in how they boucherize their poultry.
- With skilled hands, the cook managed to boucherize the lamb, making it succulent and juicy.
- The culinary school taught students how to properly boucherize various types of meat.
- Before grilling, it's essential to boucherize the steak for optimal taste and texture.
- The old recipe called for a method to boucherize the pork before slow-cooking it.
- To prepare the roast for roasting, the chef had to boucherize it first.
- Boucherizing the venison was crucial to ensure it melted in the mouth when served.
- The restaurant prides itself on its ability to boucherize even the toughest cuts of meat to perfection.
FAQs About the word boucherize
To impregnate with a preservative solution of copper sulphate, as timber, railroad ties, etc.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The chef decided to boucherize the beef, ensuring it was tender and flavorful.
Using a special technique, the butcher was able to boucherize the tough cuts of meat.
The secret to the restaurant's signature dish lies in how they boucherize their poultry.
With skilled hands, the cook managed to boucherize the lamb, making it succulent and juicy.
