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tempura Definition

tem·pura (tempo̵o rä′, tem po̵orə)

noun

a Japanese dish consisting of shrimp, fish, vegetables, etc. dipped in an egg batter and deep-fried

Etymology: Jpn < ? Port tempero, condiment, flavor

tempura Usage Examples

Preposition: with

  • sauce: In the beautiful blue bowl came rock shrimp tempura with creamy spicy sauce 7.50.

Converse of object

  • make: How I wish I could make the herb tempura ( I will practice ).
  • order: My friends ordered tempura ( £ 7.00 each ), and a bottle of Asahi was £ 5.00.

Adjective modifier

  • Japanese: The recipes have an international flavor: from eclectic French cuisine and pasta making to Japanese tempura and wholesome North African dishes.

Modifies a noun

  • batter: The prawns came in crisp tempura batter, the avocado in a fan, with no sign of marie rose sauce.
  • prawn: To improve your wellbeing sauce tempura prawns there are five all calls are.
  • vegetable: I can recommend the tempura vegetables and the chicken satay that come with delicious crunchy peanut and sweet chili sauces.
  • cream: We even tried the deep fried tempura ice cream ( £ 4.50 ).
  • roll: Order the yellowtail tartar with caviar, the tuna tempura roll, and black cod with miso, then order them all again.
  • ice: We even tried the deep fried tempura ice cream ( £ 4.50 ).

Noun used with modifier

  • prawn: This recipe is also included in Easy Sushi but here I substitute fish fingers for the prawn tempura suggested in the book.
  • shrimp: In the beautiful blue bowl came rock shrimp tempura with creamy spicy sauce 7.50.
  • vegetable: We will make vegan maki sushi ( nori sushi rolls with rice ) and vegetable tempura and share the meal we have created together.
  • rock: In the beautiful blue bowl came rock shrimp tempura with creamy spicy sauce 7.50.
  • sauce: To improve your wellbeing sauce tempura prawns there are five all calls are.
  • crab: We recommend the soft shell crab tempura, Chilean sea bass with black bean, any kind of sashimi and the spider rolls.