topping

Converse of object

• add: Now it's time to add the toppings to your pizza clock.
• choose: Plus you can choose any toppings of your choice.
• have: The Waldorf, for example, has toppings of butternut, pear and walnuts.
• vary: Sometimes I cook large rice or pasta for salads and vary the toppings as the week goes by.
• make: A sprinkle of sugar, chopped-up fresh or dried fruit all make delicious pancake toppings.

Adjective modifier

• favorite: Cook for 15 minutes, turning half way through and serve just like a burger with your favorite toppings - very satisfying!
• other: However, you can still add any other toppings, like onions, mushrooms or cheese.
• different: You can experiment with different toppings: add a tablespoon of tomato puree for a pizza style bread - sliced onions add flavor.
• own: Each child then gets to shape a piece of dough, spread it with sauce and then sprinkle their pizza with their own toppings.
• tasty: Try other tasty toppings with your cheese like flaked tuna and sweetcorn, mushrooms, and diced lean ham or turkey.
• industrial: This makes ARDEX the market leader for smoothing compounds, industrial toppings, repair mortars and screeds.

Preposition: on

• base: Explain by inviting a group of children to help place toppings on the prepared pizza base.

Noun used with modifier

• pizza: Next year, year 6 pupils are growing tomatoes, peppers, basil, and chillies, which will be used as pizza toppings.
• dessert: The ingredients add texture, color and flavor to bakery, ice cream and dessert toppings.
• vegetable: Ask for pizza with less cheese, choose vegetable toppings instead of sausage.
• meat: Spread some Passatta onto the Tortilla, add your meat toppings, then sprinkle on the Mozzerella, Cheddar and some Parmesan shavings.
• pancake: A sprinkle of sugar, chopped-up fresh or dried fruit all make delicious pancake toppings.
• sushi: Sushi toppings could be raw, cooked or marinated.