gastronomy

Preposition: of

• region: The Burgundy wines are associated with the rich gastronomy of this region.

Converse of object

• enjoy: Enjoy the real gastronomy in London Who says food in England is delicious?
• have: He has a gastronomy, which means we feed him through a tube straight through a little hole into his tummy.

Adjective modifier

• molecular: My snail porridge dish - that's my cooking - not molecular gastronomy.
• French: Use of wines and sauces French gastronomy is distinguished not only by the genius of its chefs but also by well-established culinary practice.
• Italian: Indulge yourself in the heart of Italian gastronomy in Bologna, a beautifully preserved medieval city laced with porticoes, piazzas and palaces.
• local: Eateries in Siem Reap marry high Gallic culinary standards with the very best in local gastronomy.
• delicious: The extra virgin olive oil from this region suits the simple genuine and delicious Umbrian gastronomy.
• traditional: The restaurants reflects the best traditional gastronomy of the Romagna area.

Modifies a noun

• tube: I still cannot speak and I am still fed by a gastronomy tube.

Noun used with modifier

• eg: Elective modules allow you to pursue areas of specialist interest ( eg gastronomy, hospitality events management or environmental management ).