gastronomic
gastronomical
/ (ˌɡæstrəˈnɒmɪk) /
of or relating to food and cookery, esp the art of good eating
Derived forms of gastronomic
- gastronomically, adverb
Words Nearby gastronomic
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How to use gastronomic in a sentence
Since 1837, Pasteis de Belem has satiated the city's sweet tooth, becoming a landmark of Portuguese gastronomic pride.
UNESCO recently deemed "the gastronomic meal of the French" an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
gastronomic haute cuisine with a bistro setting and attitude.
The idea of turning a burger into a gastronomic tour de force is a well-trodden path.
I consider that the "gastronomic art," as it is pompously called, is ninety-nine per cent plain rubbish.
The Book of Life: Vol. I Mind and Body; Vol. II Love and Society | Upton Sinclair
Now, among the trifles that grate upon the masculine mind, is having an indisposition referred to gastronomic indulgence.
Southern Hearts | Florence Hull WinterburnEverything gastronomic in my nature craves it, but cowardly fear restrains me (it looks slippery), and I refuse it.
Bizarre | Lawton MackallAnd now as he ate his sandwich there was the savor of all the gastronomic memories of a healthy and happy childhood.
The Gay Cockade | Temple BaileyAll men are gamblers in some way or another, and Le hasard is a game of gastronomic chance.
In the Days of My Youth | Amelia Ann Blandford Edwards
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