My mother toasted walnuts and pine nuts to stuff each gotgam, slicing the fruit on a bias to reveal an aromatic center, and letting them sink to the bottom of a large stainless-steel bowl we usually use for making kimchi.
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The team also analyzed molecules called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, or PAHs.
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Plants produce compounds known as aroma glycosides, which contain a sugar component linked to a volatile aromatic compound.
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When volatile aromatics let loose in a bottled beer, that’s no good for large-volume brewers who need to ship consistent-tasting products.
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Also happy to get some fresh air (and a huge, aromatic cigar at a safe distance from the barn).
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Konnerup is infusing world-class chocolates with aromatic ingredients from the Scandinavian countryside.
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Let that aromatic blend of fresh garlic and basil tickle your nose.
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It's a straightforward recipe that is absolutely perfect for right now, when tomatoes are at their juiciest and most aromatic.
This is a very juicy, clingstone peach, having a delicious, aromatic flavor and ripening early in September.
The Peaches of New York|U. P. Hedrick
There is aromatic vinegar on the console yonder—do bring it, while I open the window.
Mabel's Mistake|Ann S. Stephens
The aromatic odor and pungent, bitter taste are retained in the dried article.
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These fruits are aromatic as well as sweet to the taste: the price varies from one to four cents each, according to size.
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British Dictionary definitions for aromatic
aromatic
/ (ˌærəˈmætɪk) /
adjective
having a distinctive, usually fragrant smell
(of an organic compound) having an unsaturated ring containing alternating double and single bonds, esp containing a benzene ring; exhibiting aromaticityCompare aliphatic
noun
something, such as a plant or drug, giving off a fragrant smell
Relating to an organic compound containing at least one benzene ring or similar ring-shaped component. Naphthalene and TNT are aromatic compounds. Compare aliphatic.