pot liquor (Meaning)
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pot liquor (n)
the liquid in which vegetables or meat have be cooked
Synonyms & Antonyms of pot liquor
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pot liquor Sentence Examples
- Pot liquor, also known as potlikker, refers to the flavorful liquid left over after cooking greens.
- Many Southern recipes call for simmering greens to create a rich pot liquor.
- Pot liquor is often seasoned with ingredients like salt, pepper, and sometimes vinegar for added flavor.
- Some people enjoy drinking pot liquor as a nourishing and comforting broth.
- Pot liquor is believed to be rich in nutrients from the cooked greens.
- In Southern cuisine, pot liquor is sometimes used as a base for soups or stews.
- The taste of pot liquor can vary depending on the type of greens used and the cooking method.
- Chefs often experiment with different seasonings to enhance the flavor of their pot liquor.
- Pot liquor is a traditional component of soul food dishes, prized for its savory taste.
- Collecting the pot liquor from cooked greens is a culinary technique passed down through generations in many Southern families.
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the liquid in which vegetables or meat have be cooked
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Pot liquor, also known as potlikker, refers to the flavorful liquid left over after cooking greens.
Many Southern recipes call for simmering greens to create a rich pot liquor.
Pot liquor is often seasoned with ingredients like salt, pepper, and sometimes vinegar for added flavor.
Some people enjoy drinking pot liquor as a nourishing and comforting broth.
