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Definition of Appetizers
1. appetizer [n] - See also: appetizer
Lexicographical Neighbors of Appetizers
Literary usage of Appetizers
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. How to Use a Chafing Dish: By Mrs. S. T. Rorer by Sarah Tyson Heston Rorer (1912)
"They are known in the cooking world as appetizers, and are nice to serve as first
course at ... All these appetizers are seasoned with a few drops of onion ..."
2. Standard Paper-bag Cookery by Emma Paddock Telford (1912)
"appetizers AND RELISHES. appetizers play a very important part now-a-days in all
up-to-date establishments and even in modest homes where they are not only ..."
3. What to Have for Luncheon by Mary Johnson Lincoln (1904)
"appetizers THE appetizers are usually placed on the luncheon table, in fancy, or
appropriate dishes, and passed with their respective courses. ..."
4. Nyal Cook Book: Practical Recipes that Have Been Tested in Actual Use by Janet McKenzie Hill (1916)
"... CHAPTER I appetizers appetizers are served at the beginning of luncheon or
dinner and, occasionally, as a prelude to a banquet or a chafing-dish supper. ..."
5. Good Things: Ethical Recipes for Feast Days and Other Days, with Graces for by Isabel Goodhue (1911)
"... Hygienic appetizers WORRY is an ingredient that is apt to slip into almost
any preparation. Try to assist it to jump from the frying-pan into the fire. ..."
6. The Portland Woman's Exchange Cook Book by Portland Woman's Exchange (Or.) (1913)
"appetizers Shad Roe Relish. Boil shad roe until well cooked, in salted water.
When cool, fry in butter until a golden brown, and set away to chill. ..."
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