Definition of UNCOOKED

Examples of uncooked in a Sentence

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While this may sound like there’s a focus on the raw here, Bündok relishes all its flavors, cooked or uncooked, whipping up dishes that are artful and rich, and served only with the freshest ingredients. — Destination Canada, Bon Appétit, "8 Not-to-Be-Missed Restaurants in Edmonton," 14 June 2019 Our caterer royally screwed up, and most meat and fish were uncooked. — oregonlive.com, "Carolyn Hax: Decide your boundaries with mentally ill friend based on your needs," 7 June 2019 Tao Lianfen, the cook who made me that meal, explained that, to cooks in this part of China, only the middle section of the leg, with the best meat, is good enough for eating uncooked or stir-frying. — Georgia Freedman, WSJ, "This Ingredient Makes Everything Better," 20 Sep. 2018 The other ingredients are mixed together and poured into uncooked pie-crust in a pie plate. — Marley Marius, Vogue, "7 Alternative Thanksgiving Desserts from the Vogue Archive," 16 Nov. 2018 Line pie shell with foil or parchment, and fill with pie weights, dried beans, or uncooked rice. — The Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen, Good Housekeeping, "Brown Sugar Pecan Pie," 23 Oct. 2018 The assistant coroner agreed that Natalie had contracted E. coli from uncooked chicken. — Caroline Judelson, Fox News, "Mom dies after being served uncooked chicken on vacation, lawsuit claims," 2 Aug. 2018 Other sausage categories include fresh (bratwurst), uncooked smoked (kielbasa), dry or semi-dry (salami and pepperoni) and loaves (bologna). — Paul A. Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, "Smith: More Wisconsin hunters making their own venison sausage," 17 Feb. 2018 Cost is $20 per dozen (uncooked) and includes a recipe for completion and extra shredded cabbage. — Maria Shine Stewart, cleveland.com, "Cheering for our winners and all who tried: Sun Messages," 9 Mar. 2018

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