hazelnut
hazelnut
Definition
ha·zel·nut (-nut′)
noun
hazelnut
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- toast: Menu suggestion Salad of Herb Baked Goats Cheese with avocado, crisp bacon and toasted hazelnuts.
- chop: This comes from the Fairy Feller in the foreground, his ax poised on high, ready to chop a giant hazelnut in half.
- roast: Our traditional Italian espresso or why not try our delicious roasted hazelnut!
- eat: The survey depends on looking for eaten hazelnuts - an important food source which enable dormice to put on weight for winter hibernation.
- use: Gobino uses only the finest hazelnuts from the current year's harvest.
- add: Next add the hazelnuts and fry for a further 3-5 minutes, or until the onions begin to brown.
Adjective modifier
- coconut: Coconut, hazelnuts and sunflower seeds are welcome additions.
Modifies a noun
- praline: One example of this is their hazelnut praline, still made the same way François Bruyerre made it from scratch.
- shell: The evidence consists of a large, shallow pit full of the remains of thousands of burned hazelnut shells.
- chocolate: Chocolates by Guido Gobino A selection of stunning traditional hazelnut chocolates from Turin.
- oil: Detection of pressed hazelnut oil in admixtures with virgin olive oil by analysis of polar components.
- tree: Lawn with hazelnut tree and large pippin apple tree.
- meringue: Sandwich the two hazelnut meringue halves together with this and place on a serving plate dust with icing sugar.
Noun used with modifier
- ground: Add the vanilla sugar and vinegar and carefully fold in the ground hazelnuts.
