Definition of roast in English:

roast

verb rəʊstroʊst

[with object]

1Cook (food, especially meat) by prolonged exposure to heat in an oven or over a fire.
she was going to roast a leg of mutton for Sunday dinner
Example sentencesExamples
- You can boil it or roast it over the fire, as you like.
- But when the Peking duck arrives, he at last focuses on the food and watches in admiration as the waiters carve the roasted bird.
- He may even know how to roast a succulent, spicy chicken.
- The company recently launched its line of blanched and roasted organic almonds.
- Summer fruits are perfect as well as nuts, fresh roasted corn on the cob, homemade sweets, pies and cookies.
- Linwe chewed contentedly, her chicken roasted to perfection.
- Dairy-based dips have also become more flavor-diverse, incorporating ingredients such as roasted garlic and chipotle peppers.
- Things were cooked in pans on racks over open fires, and meat was roasted on spits.
- Put it in the fridge to set, then use it for roasting potatoes.
- Menu trends often highlight roasted garlic, and the fiery food trend that has swept the nation has caused hot peppers to become well known to many consumers.
- They mix several flavors to bring consumers chocolate and pistachio ice creams with fudge-covered almonds and lightly roasted pistachios.
- Niko's boasts an enormous menu with everything from roasted fish, to brick-oven pizzas.
- Maybe we'll even roast some marshmallows when the coals get low enough.
- He clutches a bag of roasted peanuts in one hand.
- He proves it by roasting a joint of Middle White pork and one from a supermarket - and Helen has the pleasure of sampling the crunchy crackling and tender meat of the old breed of pig.
- There were a few minutes of silence while they were all roasting their marshmallows.
- The pages for January show children sledding with homemade wooden sleds, roasting apples over an open fire and pulling taffy.
- Natural sweetness, luscious texture and deep succulent flavor are the hallmarks of slowly roasted meats.
- Paul and Kat run back to camp and roast the goose.
- For instance, dips may contain chiles other than the familiar jalapeño, such as the chipotle (a smoked jalapeño) or habeñero type, or roasted vegetables such as onion, garlic or tomato.
Synonyms
cook, bake, grill
spit-roast, pot-roast
North American broil
1. 1.1no object (of food) be cooked by roasting.
  she checked the meat roasting in the oven for lunch
  Example sentencesExamples
  After the lamb has been roasting for an hour, open the oven and add potatoes and white onions.
  But it is a bit like being at an exotic locale, sitting on the beach with the pig roasting in the pit in front of you, listening to the local ‘tribal chief’ tell yarns about the natives.
  We were avoided by all the staff we saw and astonished at the lavish spread laid out for brunch, including an enormous cow on a spit, roasting in preparation for the evening's event.
  Oval, with smooth, white-to-buff skin and white flesh, these are ideal for roasting, steaming, or boiling.
  Within minutes the two fowl were roasting slowly over the flames.
  They all climbed down and hurried back to their fires where meat was roasting tenderly.
  And being the over-the-top Chinese parents they are, they had a whole suckling pig roasting on a spit.
  An old woman churns butter, while a woman in the foreground prepares a fowl for roasting and a third man spits a chicken at the far right.
  Lighter asked the question, gesturing to the meat roasting on the fire.
  By the time a slab of venison was roasting over the coals it was a glowing, glossy tan.
2. 1.2 Process (a foodstuff, metal ore, etc.) by subjecting it to intense heat.
  decaffeinated coffee beans are roasted and ground
  Example sentencesExamples
  She is not only a coffee researcher, but also a coffee fan who collects beans during vacations and roasts the precious commodity to perfection.
  The cereals are ground, then roasted or fried, and stored for future use.
  San Francisco Roasting Company is one of the only coffee houses in Atlanta that roasts all of its coffee on the premises.
  With good organization and cooperation, the group will successfully process and market their high-quality, rainy season coffee to Europe and the US, where it will be roasted and sold.
  They usually remove the shells before roasting the ‘nib,’ which is the remaining portion of the bean.
  Just feeding moldy grain isn't a wise idea, but moldy grain can be roasted, sprouted grain can be dried, and baleage can be made if you can't get hay dry.
  Havana roasts some good beans, and the baristas know what to do with them.
  I've had a call with a client saying, ‘We want to know that roasting cocoa beans will kill salmonella.’
  For example, California-based JBR Gourmet Foods roasts 15 million pounds of coffee each year.
  In celebration of having company, we roasted coffee beans over an open fire in the afternoon.
  He gave her seeds for the variety, and told her to roast the plant's seeds and grind them for a caffeine-free coffee substitute.
  I love the smell of freshly roasted and ground arabic beans, or perfectly extracted espresso.
  My company roasts coffee for grocery stores and espresso shops and has sales of nearly $1 million.
3. 1.3 Make or become very warm, especially through exposure to the heat of the sun or a fire.
  with object the fire was hot enough to roast anyone who stood close to it
  no object Jessica could feel her face begin to roast
  Example sentencesExamples
  As we witness the people of Xenon, their houses destroyed by the battle and nearly roasted by a volcano, we are supposed to feel pity for these gamers and the loss of the computer system that caused the destruction.
  On Monday I got roasted in the sun in Taunton.
  Synonyms
  warm, warm up, heat, heat up, bring back to life, take the chill off
2informal Criticize or reprimand severely.
if you waste his time he'll roast you
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of the edgier, underground-variety indie films released by Phaedra were roasted by the critics.
- He is roasted as often as he is sainted, as when these actors discuss their estrangement from him.
- This is a movie whose brain belongs in its pants, and which deserves to be roasted for the turkey it truly is.
Synonyms
criticize, censure, condemn, castigate, chastise, lambaste, pillory, savage, attack, find fault with, fulminate against, abuse
1. 2.1North American Subject to good-natured ridicule.
  the Prince was roasted by Martin—a friendly American custom of insulting a person as a sign of favour
  Example sentencesExamples
  The networking suit-and-tie crowd is constantly roasted and toasted.

adjective rəʊstroʊst

attributive (of food) having been roasted.
a plate of cold roast beef
Example sentencesExamples
- To the English, crackling is a standard part of a meal involving roast pork.
- The Dining Room offers a set menu, in which every table gets its own whole roast turkey.
- There is something infinitely satisfying and basic to sitting down to a table laden with roast chicken, cornbread, potatoes, asparagus and raspberries.
- The conversation ended as he began to eat the roast duck and cook vegetables.
- In return he cooked me a wonderful roast chicken followed by yummy Xmas pudding.
- First they came over for dinner and we once again had delicious roast chicken.
- The restaurant's special roast chicken is flash-fried, then served under a blizzard of fried garlic stems, and tastes like a poor man's rendition of Peking duck.
- Myrtle leaves are used in Mediterranean countries to flavour roast pork and small birds.
- "The secret to really crisp roast potatoes is to choose a suitable variety such as king Edwards.
- He knew exactly what he wanted: soup of the day and roast chicken.
- As a young chef arrives bearing dainty bowls of roast pumpkin soup, Gordon explains how the dish was prepared to concentrate the flavour.
- In 1990s England, where chicken tikka masala has outstripped roast beef and Yorkshire pudding in popularity, Hogwarts exists in its own time warp.
- Restaurants in the hotel were the first to provide authentic Beijing cuisine such as roast duck and precious royal dishes.
- Floyd had a roast lamb in the oven, and it was done.
- The guardians must not get drunk and must have a simple diet, consisting of roast meat, and no sweets.
- I can manage the odd bowl of mash or a couple of roast potatoes.
- She made apple tart, apple crumble, and roast pork with apple sauce.
- Do the same for roast potatoes by quartering them instead.
- They gather driftwood for fuel and share a dinner of roast pigeons and boiled samphire.
- Sundays would be the day that I properly cook something traditional like roast lamb.

noun rəʊstroʊst

1A joint of meat that has been roasted or that is intended for roasting.
carving the Sunday roast
Example sentencesExamples
- The chef would prepare a marinated roast with whipped potatoes and French cut green beans.
- For best quality, cook ground bison within two days of purchase, and steaks and roasts within three to five days.
- Season the pork roast with the 1 tsp. cumin, salt and pepper.
- Brown all sides of the roast in shallow roasting pan on low to medium heat.
- Sear each side of the roast for two minutes or until golden brown.
- At the festival, the neighboring farm families brought delicious roasts and vegetables and pies and cakes and lemonade.
- The refrigerated pre-cooked roasts can be microwaved in minutes.
- Immediately, the smell of a delicious roast filled the room.
- I would answer your question with the scene in which Angela burns the roast she was preparing for dinner.
- Conversely, consumers were more likely to shop at supermarkets when purchasing roasts than other meat products.
- Now the industry is offering consumers a good-tasting roast that is mircowaveable in seven minutes and has potatoes and carrots with it, he said.
- The beef we eat, like steaks, roasts and ground beef, is safe.
- They also found that higher levels of marbling were preferred for loin steaks but discounted in chuck roasts.
- Push the vegetables from the skewers and arrange them around the lamb loin roast.
- He would sharpen a knife for a full five minutes before carving the roast.
- ‘The strong economy has allowed a lot more people to switch from the roasts and hamburger to higher-end cuts,’ Orn says.
- He loaded me up with six dozen huge brown eggs, a jar of homemade pear jam, and three packages of steaks and roasts - all in exchange for driving him.
- When Delia takes David home to meet the family, pork roast is on the menu.
- If you want ground beef, buy boneless roasts and have your butcher grind them or grind them yourself.
- Featured under this brand are steaks, roasts, ground meat, patties and prepared chili.
1. 1.1mass noun The process of roasting something, especially coffee, or the result of this.
  the roast is stopped when the colour is moderately dark brown
  in singular round beans give a more even roast than the usual split beans
  Example sentencesExamples
  The characteristic flavor of the coffee is dependent on its origin and the degree of roast.
  A nice dark roast, I could tell the beans were fresh as soon as I opened the package.
2. 1.2 A particular type of roasted coffee.
  continental roasts
  this is the roast most likely to be used in espresso
  Example sentencesExamples
  As a matter of fact, on Good Morning America recently, Eight O'Clock Coffee beat some of the more expensive roasts out there.
  On the roasted side, a medium roast will have a mellow or mild flavor impact, while a dark roast will be rich and heavier.
  There were no cappuccinos, no macchiatos, not even a simple cup of French roast.
3. 1.3 An outdoor party at which meat of a particular type is roasted.
  Harold put on a terrific pig roast
  Example sentencesExamples
  Nearby at the present fire station some of the firefighters ran a barbecue and hog roast.
  The tour will be followed at 5 p.m. by a hog roast with baked beans and dessert.
  Let's say an enemy has invited all your gang to a weenie roast, and you want to sabotage the picnic.
  Live music and a pig roast are other attractions that draw large crowds to The Carew.
  That afternoon, I end up at a Boucherie - a stereotypically Cajun outdoor hog roast - in the woods, among local huntsmen and their families.
  We can have big weenie roasts as the music plays and artists paint.
  Synonyms
  meal cooked outdoors, … roast
2US A banquet at which the guest of honour is subjected to good-natured ridicule.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French rostir, of West Germanic origin.

The word roast is from Old French rostir, of West Germanic origin. Roast originally meant to cook before a fire while bake meant ‘cook in an oven’; but now that we rarely use an open fire the distinction between roast and bake refers to the type of food. The colloquial sense ‘ridicule, criticize’ dates from the early 18th century. A roster (early 18th century) was originally a list of duties and leave for military personnel. It comes from Dutch rooster ‘list’, earlier ‘gridiron’, from roosten ‘to roast’, with reference to its parallel lines.

Rhymes

boast, coast, ghost, host, most, oast, post, toast

Definition of roast in US English:

roast

verbrōstroʊst

[with object]

1Cook (food, especially meat) by prolonged exposure to heat in an oven or over a fire.
she was going to roast a leg of lamb for Sunday dinner
Example sentencesExamples
- Summer fruits are perfect as well as nuts, fresh roasted corn on the cob, homemade sweets, pies and cookies.
- Maybe we'll even roast some marshmallows when the coals get low enough.
- You can boil it or roast it over the fire, as you like.
- Paul and Kat run back to camp and roast the goose.
- For instance, dips may contain chiles other than the familiar jalapeño, such as the chipotle (a smoked jalapeño) or habeñero type, or roasted vegetables such as onion, garlic or tomato.
- Linwe chewed contentedly, her chicken roasted to perfection.
- They mix several flavors to bring consumers chocolate and pistachio ice creams with fudge-covered almonds and lightly roasted pistachios.
- Niko's boasts an enormous menu with everything from roasted fish, to brick-oven pizzas.
- Put it in the fridge to set, then use it for roasting potatoes.
- He clutches a bag of roasted peanuts in one hand.
- There were a few minutes of silence while they were all roasting their marshmallows.
- Natural sweetness, luscious texture and deep succulent flavor are the hallmarks of slowly roasted meats.
- But when the Peking duck arrives, he at last focuses on the food and watches in admiration as the waiters carve the roasted bird.
- He may even know how to roast a succulent, spicy chicken.
- Menu trends often highlight roasted garlic, and the fiery food trend that has swept the nation has caused hot peppers to become well known to many consumers.
- The pages for January show children sledding with homemade wooden sleds, roasting apples over an open fire and pulling taffy.
- Dairy-based dips have also become more flavor-diverse, incorporating ingredients such as roasted garlic and chipotle peppers.
- Things were cooked in pans on racks over open fires, and meat was roasted on spits.
- He proves it by roasting a joint of Middle White pork and one from a supermarket - and Helen has the pleasure of sampling the crunchy crackling and tender meat of the old breed of pig.
- The company recently launched its line of blanched and roasted organic almonds.
Synonyms
cook, bake, grill
1. 1.1no object (of food) be cooked by roasting.
  she checked the meat roasting in the oven
  Example sentencesExamples
  By the time a slab of venison was roasting over the coals it was a glowing, glossy tan.
  Within minutes the two fowl were roasting slowly over the flames.
  An old woman churns butter, while a woman in the foreground prepares a fowl for roasting and a third man spits a chicken at the far right.
  Oval, with smooth, white-to-buff skin and white flesh, these are ideal for roasting, steaming, or boiling.
  And being the over-the-top Chinese parents they are, they had a whole suckling pig roasting on a spit.
  Lighter asked the question, gesturing to the meat roasting on the fire.
  They all climbed down and hurried back to their fires where meat was roasting tenderly.
  But it is a bit like being at an exotic locale, sitting on the beach with the pig roasting in the pit in front of you, listening to the local ‘tribal chief’ tell yarns about the natives.
  After the lamb has been roasting for an hour, open the oven and add potatoes and white onions.
  We were avoided by all the staff we saw and astonished at the lavish spread laid out for brunch, including an enormous cow on a spit, roasting in preparation for the evening's event.
2. 1.2 Process (a foodstuff, metal ore, etc.) by subjecting it to intense heat.
  coffee beans are roasted and ground
  Example sentencesExamples
  She is not only a coffee researcher, but also a coffee fan who collects beans during vacations and roasts the precious commodity to perfection.
  He gave her seeds for the variety, and told her to roast the plant's seeds and grind them for a caffeine-free coffee substitute.
  In celebration of having company, we roasted coffee beans over an open fire in the afternoon.
  My company roasts coffee for grocery stores and espresso shops and has sales of nearly $1 million.
  I've had a call with a client saying, ‘We want to know that roasting cocoa beans will kill salmonella.’
  I love the smell of freshly roasted and ground arabic beans, or perfectly extracted espresso.
  Havana roasts some good beans, and the baristas know what to do with them.
  San Francisco Roasting Company is one of the only coffee houses in Atlanta that roasts all of its coffee on the premises.
  With good organization and cooperation, the group will successfully process and market their high-quality, rainy season coffee to Europe and the US, where it will be roasted and sold.
  They usually remove the shells before roasting the ‘nib,’ which is the remaining portion of the bean.
  The cereals are ground, then roasted or fried, and stored for future use.
  Just feeding moldy grain isn't a wise idea, but moldy grain can be roasted, sprouted grain can be dried, and baleage can be made if you can't get hay dry.
  For example, California-based JBR Gourmet Foods roasts 15 million pounds of coffee each year.
3. 1.3 Make or become very warm, especially by exposure to the heat of the sun or a fire.
  with object the fire was hot enough to roast anyone who stood close to it
  no object Jessica could feel her face begin to roast
  Example sentencesExamples
  On Monday I got roasted in the sun in Taunton.
  As we witness the people of Xenon, their houses destroyed by the battle and nearly roasted by a volcano, we are supposed to feel pity for these gamers and the loss of the computer system that caused the destruction.
  Synonyms
  warm, warm up, heat, heat up, bring back to life, take the chill off
2informal Criticize or reprimand severely.
if you waste his time he'll roast you
Example sentencesExamples
- He is roasted as often as he is sainted, as when these actors discuss their estrangement from him.
- This is a movie whose brain belongs in its pants, and which deserves to be roasted for the turkey it truly is.
- Some of the edgier, underground-variety indie films released by Phaedra were roasted by the critics.
Synonyms
criticize, censure, condemn, castigate, chastise, lambaste, pillory, savage, attack, find fault with, fulminate against, abuse
1. 2.1North American Subject to good-natured ridicule.
  the Prince was roasted by Martin—a friendly American custom of insulting a person as a sign of favor
  Example sentencesExamples
  The networking suit-and-tie crowd is constantly roasted and toasted.

adjectiverōstroʊst

attributive (of food) having been roasted.
a plate of cold roast beef
Example sentencesExamples
- As a young chef arrives bearing dainty bowls of roast pumpkin soup, Gordon explains how the dish was prepared to concentrate the flavour.
- She made apple tart, apple crumble, and roast pork with apple sauce.
- They gather driftwood for fuel and share a dinner of roast pigeons and boiled samphire.
- Sundays would be the day that I properly cook something traditional like roast lamb.
- The Dining Room offers a set menu, in which every table gets its own whole roast turkey.
- There is something infinitely satisfying and basic to sitting down to a table laden with roast chicken, cornbread, potatoes, asparagus and raspberries.
- "The secret to really crisp roast potatoes is to choose a suitable variety such as king Edwards.
- Restaurants in the hotel were the first to provide authentic Beijing cuisine such as roast duck and precious royal dishes.
- The guardians must not get drunk and must have a simple diet, consisting of roast meat, and no sweets.
- Floyd had a roast lamb in the oven, and it was done.
- The restaurant's special roast chicken is flash-fried, then served under a blizzard of fried garlic stems, and tastes like a poor man's rendition of Peking duck.
- First they came over for dinner and we once again had delicious roast chicken.
- I can manage the odd bowl of mash or a couple of roast potatoes.
- To the English, crackling is a standard part of a meal involving roast pork.
- In return he cooked me a wonderful roast chicken followed by yummy Xmas pudding.
- Myrtle leaves are used in Mediterranean countries to flavour roast pork and small birds.
- In 1990s England, where chicken tikka masala has outstripped roast beef and Yorkshire pudding in popularity, Hogwarts exists in its own time warp.
- Do the same for roast potatoes by quartering them instead.
- He knew exactly what he wanted: soup of the day and roast chicken.
- The conversation ended as he began to eat the roast duck and cook vegetables.

nounrōstroʊst

1A cut of meat that has been roasted or that is intended for roasting.
carving the Sunday roast
Example sentencesExamples
- I would answer your question with the scene in which Angela burns the roast she was preparing for dinner.
- Sear each side of the roast for two minutes or until golden brown.
- Brown all sides of the roast in shallow roasting pan on low to medium heat.
- For best quality, cook ground bison within two days of purchase, and steaks and roasts within three to five days.
- Conversely, consumers were more likely to shop at supermarkets when purchasing roasts than other meat products.
- If you want ground beef, buy boneless roasts and have your butcher grind them or grind them yourself.
- Now the industry is offering consumers a good-tasting roast that is mircowaveable in seven minutes and has potatoes and carrots with it, he said.
- At the festival, the neighboring farm families brought delicious roasts and vegetables and pies and cakes and lemonade.
- Season the pork roast with the 1 tsp. cumin, salt and pepper.
- Featured under this brand are steaks, roasts, ground meat, patties and prepared chili.
- He would sharpen a knife for a full five minutes before carving the roast.
- When Delia takes David home to meet the family, pork roast is on the menu.
- He loaded me up with six dozen huge brown eggs, a jar of homemade pear jam, and three packages of steaks and roasts - all in exchange for driving him.
- The beef we eat, like steaks, roasts and ground beef, is safe.
- They also found that higher levels of marbling were preferred for loin steaks but discounted in chuck roasts.
- The refrigerated pre-cooked roasts can be microwaved in minutes.
- The chef would prepare a marinated roast with whipped potatoes and French cut green beans.
- ‘The strong economy has allowed a lot more people to switch from the roasts and hamburger to higher-end cuts,’ Orn says.
- Push the vegetables from the skewers and arrange them around the lamb loin roast.
- Immediately, the smell of a delicious roast filled the room.
1. 1.1 The process of roasting something, especially coffee, or the result of this.
  the roast is stopped when the colour is moderately dark brown
  in singular round beans give a more even roast than the usual split beans
  Example sentencesExamples
  A nice dark roast, I could tell the beans were fresh as soon as I opened the package.
  The characteristic flavor of the coffee is dependent on its origin and the degree of roast.
2. 1.2 A particular type of roasted coffee.
  continental roasts
  this is the roast most likely to be used in espresso
  Example sentencesExamples
  As a matter of fact, on Good Morning America recently, Eight O'Clock Coffee beat some of the more expensive roasts out there.
  There were no cappuccinos, no macchiatos, not even a simple cup of French roast.
  On the roasted side, a medium roast will have a mellow or mild flavor impact, while a dark roast will be rich and heavier.
3. 1.3 An outdoor party at which meat of a particular type is roasted.
  Harold put on a terrific pig roast
  Example sentencesExamples
  Let's say an enemy has invited all your gang to a weenie roast, and you want to sabotage the picnic.
  That afternoon, I end up at a Boucherie - a stereotypically Cajun outdoor hog roast - in the woods, among local huntsmen and their families.
  Nearby at the present fire station some of the firefighters ran a barbecue and hog roast.
  Live music and a pig roast are other attractions that draw large crowds to The Carew.
  We can have big weenie roasts as the music plays and artists paint.
  The tour will be followed at 5 p.m. by a hog roast with baked beans and dessert.
  Synonyms
  meal cooked outdoors, … roast
2US A banquet at which the guest of honor is subjected to good-natured ridicule.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French rostir, of West Germanic origin.

单词	roast
释义	Definition of roast in English: roast verb rəʊstroʊst [with object] 1Cook (food, especially meat) by prolonged exposure to heat in an oven or over a fire. she was going to roast a leg of mutton for Sunday dinner Example sentencesExamples You can boil it or roast it over the fire, as you like. But when the Peking duck arrives, he at last focuses on the food and watches in admiration as the waiters carve the roasted bird. He may even know how to roast a succulent, spicy chicken. The company recently launched its line of blanched and roasted organic almonds. Summer fruits are perfect as well as nuts, fresh roasted corn on the cob, homemade sweets, pies and cookies. Linwe chewed contentedly, her chicken roasted to perfection. Dairy-based dips have also become more flavor-diverse, incorporating ingredients such as roasted garlic and chipotle peppers. Things were cooked in pans on racks over open fires, and meat was roasted on spits. Put it in the fridge to set, then use it for roasting potatoes. Menu trends often highlight roasted garlic, and the fiery food trend that has swept the nation has caused hot peppers to become well known to many consumers. They mix several flavors to bring consumers chocolate and pistachio ice creams with fudge-covered almonds and lightly roasted pistachios. Niko's boasts an enormous menu with everything from roasted fish, to brick-oven pizzas. Maybe we'll even roast some marshmallows when the coals get low enough. He clutches a bag of roasted peanuts in one hand. He proves it by roasting a joint of Middle White pork and one from a supermarket - and Helen has the pleasure of sampling the crunchy crackling and tender meat of the old breed of pig. There were a few minutes of silence while they were all roasting their marshmallows. The pages for January show children sledding with homemade wooden sleds, roasting apples over an open fire and pulling taffy. Natural sweetness, luscious texture and deep succulent flavor are the hallmarks of slowly roasted meats. Paul and Kat run back to camp and roast the goose. For instance, dips may contain chiles other than the familiar jalapeño, such as the chipotle (a smoked jalapeño) or habeñero type, or roasted vegetables such as onion, garlic or tomato. Synonyms cook, bake, grill spit-roast, pot-roast North American broil 1.1no object (of food) be cooked by roasting. she checked the meat roasting in the oven for lunch Example sentencesExamples After the lamb has been roasting for an hour, open the oven and add potatoes and white onions. But it is a bit like being at an exotic locale, sitting on the beach with the pig roasting in the pit in front of you, listening to the local ‘tribal chief’ tell yarns about the natives. We were avoided by all the staff we saw and astonished at the lavish spread laid out for brunch, including an enormous cow on a spit, roasting in preparation for the evening's event. Oval, with smooth, white-to-buff skin and white flesh, these are ideal for roasting, steaming, or boiling. Within minutes the two fowl were roasting slowly over the flames. They all climbed down and hurried back to their fires where meat was roasting tenderly. And being the over-the-top Chinese parents they are, they had a whole suckling pig roasting on a spit. An old woman churns butter, while a woman in the foreground prepares a fowl for roasting and a third man spits a chicken at the far right. Lighter asked the question, gesturing to the meat roasting on the fire. By the time a slab of venison was roasting over the coals it was a glowing, glossy tan. 1.2 Process (a foodstuff, metal ore, etc.) by subjecting it to intense heat. decaffeinated coffee beans are roasted and ground Example sentencesExamples She is not only a coffee researcher, but also a coffee fan who collects beans during vacations and roasts the precious commodity to perfection. The cereals are ground, then roasted or fried, and stored for future use. San Francisco Roasting Company is one of the only coffee houses in Atlanta that roasts all of its coffee on the premises. With good organization and cooperation, the group will successfully process and market their high-quality, rainy season coffee to Europe and the US, where it will be roasted and sold. They usually remove the shells before roasting the ‘nib,’ which is the remaining portion of the bean. Just feeding moldy grain isn't a wise idea, but moldy grain can be roasted, sprouted grain can be dried, and baleage can be made if you can't get hay dry. Havana roasts some good beans, and the baristas know what to do with them. I've had a call with a client saying, ‘We want to know that roasting cocoa beans will kill salmonella.’ For example, California-based JBR Gourmet Foods roasts 15 million pounds of coffee each year. In celebration of having company, we roasted coffee beans over an open fire in the afternoon. He gave her seeds for the variety, and told her to roast the plant's seeds and grind them for a caffeine-free coffee substitute. I love the smell of freshly roasted and ground arabic beans, or perfectly extracted espresso. My company roasts coffee for grocery stores and espresso shops and has sales of nearly $1 million. 1.3 Make or become very warm, especially through exposure to the heat of the sun or a fire. with object the fire was hot enough to roast anyone who stood close to it no object Jessica could feel her face begin to roast Example sentencesExamples As we witness the people of Xenon, their houses destroyed by the battle and nearly roasted by a volcano, we are supposed to feel pity for these gamers and the loss of the computer system that caused the destruction. On Monday I got roasted in the sun in Taunton. Synonyms warm, warm up, heat, heat up, bring back to life, take the chill off 2informal Criticize or reprimand severely. if you waste his time he'll roast you Example sentencesExamples Some of the edgier, underground-variety indie films released by Phaedra were roasted by the critics. He is roasted as often as he is sainted, as when these actors discuss their estrangement from him. This is a movie whose brain belongs in its pants, and which deserves to be roasted for the turkey it truly is. Synonyms criticize, censure, condemn, castigate, chastise, lambaste, pillory, savage, attack, find fault with, fulminate against, abuse 2.1North American Subject to good-natured ridicule. the Prince was roasted by Martin—a friendly American custom of insulting a person as a sign of favour Example sentencesExamples The networking suit-and-tie crowd is constantly roasted and toasted. adjective rəʊstroʊst attributive (of food) having been roasted. a plate of cold roast beef Example sentencesExamples To the English, crackling is a standard part of a meal involving roast pork. The Dining Room offers a set menu, in which every table gets its own whole roast turkey. There is something infinitely satisfying and basic to sitting down to a table laden with roast chicken, cornbread, potatoes, asparagus and raspberries. The conversation ended as he began to eat the roast duck and cook vegetables. In return he cooked me a wonderful roast chicken followed by yummy Xmas pudding. First they came over for dinner and we once again had delicious roast chicken. The restaurant's special roast chicken is flash-fried, then served under a blizzard of fried garlic stems, and tastes like a poor man's rendition of Peking duck. Myrtle leaves are used in Mediterranean countries to flavour roast pork and small birds. "The secret to really crisp roast potatoes is to choose a suitable variety such as king Edwards. He knew exactly what he wanted: soup of the day and roast chicken. As a young chef arrives bearing dainty bowls of roast pumpkin soup, Gordon explains how the dish was prepared to concentrate the flavour. In 1990s England, where chicken tikka masala has outstripped roast beef and Yorkshire pudding in popularity, Hogwarts exists in its own time warp. Restaurants in the hotel were the first to provide authentic Beijing cuisine such as roast duck and precious royal dishes. Floyd had a roast lamb in the oven, and it was done. The guardians must not get drunk and must have a simple diet, consisting of roast meat, and no sweets. I can manage the odd bowl of mash or a couple of roast potatoes. She made apple tart, apple crumble, and roast pork with apple sauce. Do the same for roast potatoes by quartering them instead. They gather driftwood for fuel and share a dinner of roast pigeons and boiled samphire. Sundays would be the day that I properly cook something traditional like roast lamb. noun rəʊstroʊst 1A joint of meat that has been roasted or that is intended for roasting. carving the Sunday roast Example sentencesExamples The chef would prepare a marinated roast with whipped potatoes and French cut green beans. For best quality, cook ground bison within two days of purchase, and steaks and roasts within three to five days. Season the pork roast with the 1 tsp. cumin, salt and pepper. Brown all sides of the roast in shallow roasting pan on low to medium heat. Sear each side of the roast for two minutes or until golden brown. At the festival, the neighboring farm families brought delicious roasts and vegetables and pies and cakes and lemonade. The refrigerated pre-cooked roasts can be microwaved in minutes. Immediately, the smell of a delicious roast filled the room. I would answer your question with the scene in which Angela burns the roast she was preparing for dinner. Conversely, consumers were more likely to shop at supermarkets when purchasing roasts than other meat products. Now the industry is offering consumers a good-tasting roast that is mircowaveable in seven minutes and has potatoes and carrots with it, he said. The beef we eat, like steaks, roasts and ground beef, is safe. They also found that higher levels of marbling were preferred for loin steaks but discounted in chuck roasts. Push the vegetables from the skewers and arrange them around the lamb loin roast. He would sharpen a knife for a full five minutes before carving the roast. ‘The strong economy has allowed a lot more people to switch from the roasts and hamburger to higher-end cuts,’ Orn says. He loaded me up with six dozen huge brown eggs, a jar of homemade pear jam, and three packages of steaks and roasts - all in exchange for driving him. When Delia takes David home to meet the family, pork roast is on the menu. If you want ground beef, buy boneless roasts and have your butcher grind them or grind them yourself. Featured under this brand are steaks, roasts, ground meat, patties and prepared chili. 1.1mass noun The process of roasting something, especially coffee, or the result of this. the roast is stopped when the colour is moderately dark brown in singular round beans give a more even roast than the usual split beans Example sentencesExamples The characteristic flavor of the coffee is dependent on its origin and the degree of roast. A nice dark roast, I could tell the beans were fresh as soon as I opened the package. 1.2 A particular type of roasted coffee. continental roasts this is the roast most likely to be used in espresso Example sentencesExamples As a matter of fact, on Good Morning America recently, Eight O'Clock Coffee beat some of the more expensive roasts out there. On the roasted side, a medium roast will have a mellow or mild flavor impact, while a dark roast will be rich and heavier. There were no cappuccinos, no macchiatos, not even a simple cup of French roast. 1.3 An outdoor party at which meat of a particular type is roasted. Harold put on a terrific pig roast Example sentencesExamples Nearby at the present fire station some of the firefighters ran a barbecue and hog roast. The tour will be followed at 5 p.m. by a hog roast with baked beans and dessert. Let's say an enemy has invited all your gang to a weenie roast, and you want to sabotage the picnic. Live music and a pig roast are other attractions that draw large crowds to The Carew. That afternoon, I end up at a Boucherie - a stereotypically Cajun outdoor hog roast - in the woods, among local huntsmen and their families. We can have big weenie roasts as the music plays and artists paint. Synonyms meal cooked outdoors, … roast 2US A banquet at which the guest of honour is subjected to good-natured ridicule. Origin Middle English: from Old French rostir, of West Germanic origin. The word roast is from Old French rostir, of West Germanic origin. Roast originally meant to cook before a fire while bake meant ‘cook in an oven’; but now that we rarely use an open fire the distinction between roast and bake refers to the type of food. The colloquial sense ‘ridicule, criticize’ dates from the early 18th century. A roster (early 18th century) was originally a list of duties and leave for military personnel. It comes from Dutch rooster ‘list’, earlier ‘gridiron’, from roosten ‘to roast’, with reference to its parallel lines. Rhymes boast, coast, ghost, host, most, oast, post, toast Definition of roast in US English: roast verbrōstroʊst [with object] 1Cook (food, especially meat) by prolonged exposure to heat in an oven or over a fire. she was going to roast a leg of lamb for Sunday dinner Example sentencesExamples Summer fruits are perfect as well as nuts, fresh roasted corn on the cob, homemade sweets, pies and cookies. Maybe we'll even roast some marshmallows when the coals get low enough. You can boil it or roast it over the fire, as you like. Paul and Kat run back to camp and roast the goose. For instance, dips may contain chiles other than the familiar jalapeño, such as the chipotle (a smoked jalapeño) or habeñero type, or roasted vegetables such as onion, garlic or tomato. Linwe chewed contentedly, her chicken roasted to perfection. They mix several flavors to bring consumers chocolate and pistachio ice creams with fudge-covered almonds and lightly roasted pistachios. Niko's boasts an enormous menu with everything from roasted fish, to brick-oven pizzas. Put it in the fridge to set, then use it for roasting potatoes. He clutches a bag of roasted peanuts in one hand. There were a few minutes of silence while they were all roasting their marshmallows. Natural sweetness, luscious texture and deep succulent flavor are the hallmarks of slowly roasted meats. But when the Peking duck arrives, he at last focuses on the food and watches in admiration as the waiters carve the roasted bird. He may even know how to roast a succulent, spicy chicken. Menu trends often highlight roasted garlic, and the fiery food trend that has swept the nation has caused hot peppers to become well known to many consumers. The pages for January show children sledding with homemade wooden sleds, roasting apples over an open fire and pulling taffy. Dairy-based dips have also become more flavor-diverse, incorporating ingredients such as roasted garlic and chipotle peppers. Things were cooked in pans on racks over open fires, and meat was roasted on spits. He proves it by roasting a joint of Middle White pork and one from a supermarket - and Helen has the pleasure of sampling the crunchy crackling and tender meat of the old breed of pig. The company recently launched its line of blanched and roasted organic almonds. Synonyms cook, bake, grill 1.1no object (of food) be cooked by roasting. she checked the meat roasting in the oven Example sentencesExamples By the time a slab of venison was roasting over the coals it was a glowing, glossy tan. Within minutes the two fowl were roasting slowly over the flames. An old woman churns butter, while a woman in the foreground prepares a fowl for roasting and a third man spits a chicken at the far right. Oval, with smooth, white-to-buff skin and white flesh, these are ideal for roasting, steaming, or boiling. And being the over-the-top Chinese parents they are, they had a whole suckling pig roasting on a spit. Lighter asked the question, gesturing to the meat roasting on the fire. They all climbed down and hurried back to their fires where meat was roasting tenderly. But it is a bit like being at an exotic locale, sitting on the beach with the pig roasting in the pit in front of you, listening to the local ‘tribal chief’ tell yarns about the natives. After the lamb has been roasting for an hour, open the oven and add potatoes and white onions. We were avoided by all the staff we saw and astonished at the lavish spread laid out for brunch, including an enormous cow on a spit, roasting in preparation for the evening's event. 1.2 Process (a foodstuff, metal ore, etc.) by subjecting it to intense heat. coffee beans are roasted and ground Example sentencesExamples She is not only a coffee researcher, but also a coffee fan who collects beans during vacations and roasts the precious commodity to perfection. He gave her seeds for the variety, and told her to roast the plant's seeds and grind them for a caffeine-free coffee substitute. In celebration of having company, we roasted coffee beans over an open fire in the afternoon. My company roasts coffee for grocery stores and espresso shops and has sales of nearly $1 million. I've had a call with a client saying, ‘We want to know that roasting cocoa beans will kill salmonella.’ I love the smell of freshly roasted and ground arabic beans, or perfectly extracted espresso. Havana roasts some good beans, and the baristas know what to do with them. San Francisco Roasting Company is one of the only coffee houses in Atlanta that roasts all of its coffee on the premises. With good organization and cooperation, the group will successfully process and market their high-quality, rainy season coffee to Europe and the US, where it will be roasted and sold. They usually remove the shells before roasting the ‘nib,’ which is the remaining portion of the bean. The cereals are ground, then roasted or fried, and stored for future use. Just feeding moldy grain isn't a wise idea, but moldy grain can be roasted, sprouted grain can be dried, and baleage can be made if you can't get hay dry. For example, California-based JBR Gourmet Foods roasts 15 million pounds of coffee each year. 1.3 Make or become very warm, especially by exposure to the heat of the sun or a fire. with object the fire was hot enough to roast anyone who stood close to it no object Jessica could feel her face begin to roast Example sentencesExamples On Monday I got roasted in the sun in Taunton. As we witness the people of Xenon, their houses destroyed by the battle and nearly roasted by a volcano, we are supposed to feel pity for these gamers and the loss of the computer system that caused the destruction. Synonyms warm, warm up, heat, heat up, bring back to life, take the chill off 2informal Criticize or reprimand severely. if you waste his time he'll roast you Example sentencesExamples He is roasted as often as he is sainted, as when these actors discuss their estrangement from him. This is a movie whose brain belongs in its pants, and which deserves to be roasted for the turkey it truly is. Some of the edgier, underground-variety indie films released by Phaedra were roasted by the critics. Synonyms criticize, censure, condemn, castigate, chastise, lambaste, pillory, savage, attack, find fault with, fulminate against, abuse 2.1North American Subject to good-natured ridicule. the Prince was roasted by Martin—a friendly American custom of insulting a person as a sign of favor Example sentencesExamples The networking suit-and-tie crowd is constantly roasted and toasted. adjectiverōstroʊst attributive (of food) having been roasted. a plate of cold roast beef Example sentencesExamples As a young chef arrives bearing dainty bowls of roast pumpkin soup, Gordon explains how the dish was prepared to concentrate the flavour. She made apple tart, apple crumble, and roast pork with apple sauce. They gather driftwood for fuel and share a dinner of roast pigeons and boiled samphire. Sundays would be the day that I properly cook something traditional like roast lamb. The Dining Room offers a set menu, in which every table gets its own whole roast turkey. There is something infinitely satisfying and basic to sitting down to a table laden with roast chicken, cornbread, potatoes, asparagus and raspberries. "The secret to really crisp roast potatoes is to choose a suitable variety such as king Edwards. Restaurants in the hotel were the first to provide authentic Beijing cuisine such as roast duck and precious royal dishes. The guardians must not get drunk and must have a simple diet, consisting of roast meat, and no sweets. Floyd had a roast lamb in the oven, and it was done. The restaurant's special roast chicken is flash-fried, then served under a blizzard of fried garlic stems, and tastes like a poor man's rendition of Peking duck. First they came over for dinner and we once again had delicious roast chicken. I can manage the odd bowl of mash or a couple of roast potatoes. To the English, crackling is a standard part of a meal involving roast pork. In return he cooked me a wonderful roast chicken followed by yummy Xmas pudding. Myrtle leaves are used in Mediterranean countries to flavour roast pork and small birds. In 1990s England, where chicken tikka masala has outstripped roast beef and Yorkshire pudding in popularity, Hogwarts exists in its own time warp. Do the same for roast potatoes by quartering them instead. He knew exactly what he wanted: soup of the day and roast chicken. The conversation ended as he began to eat the roast duck and cook vegetables. nounrōstroʊst 1A cut of meat that has been roasted or that is intended for roasting. carving the Sunday roast Example sentencesExamples I would answer your question with the scene in which Angela burns the roast she was preparing for dinner. Sear each side of the roast for two minutes or until golden brown. Brown all sides of the roast in shallow roasting pan on low to medium heat. For best quality, cook ground bison within two days of purchase, and steaks and roasts within three to five days. Conversely, consumers were more likely to shop at supermarkets when purchasing roasts than other meat products. If you want ground beef, buy boneless roasts and have your butcher grind them or grind them yourself. Now the industry is offering consumers a good-tasting roast that is mircowaveable in seven minutes and has potatoes and carrots with it, he said. At the festival, the neighboring farm families brought delicious roasts and vegetables and pies and cakes and lemonade. Season the pork roast with the 1 tsp. cumin, salt and pepper. Featured under this brand are steaks, roasts, ground meat, patties and prepared chili. He would sharpen a knife for a full five minutes before carving the roast. When Delia takes David home to meet the family, pork roast is on the menu. He loaded me up with six dozen huge brown eggs, a jar of homemade pear jam, and three packages of steaks and roasts - all in exchange for driving him. The beef we eat, like steaks, roasts and ground beef, is safe. They also found that higher levels of marbling were preferred for loin steaks but discounted in chuck roasts. The refrigerated pre-cooked roasts can be microwaved in minutes. The chef would prepare a marinated roast with whipped potatoes and French cut green beans. ‘The strong economy has allowed a lot more people to switch from the roasts and hamburger to higher-end cuts,’ Orn says. Push the vegetables from the skewers and arrange them around the lamb loin roast. Immediately, the smell of a delicious roast filled the room. 1.1 The process of roasting something, especially coffee, or the result of this. the roast is stopped when the colour is moderately dark brown in singular round beans give a more even roast than the usual split beans Example sentencesExamples A nice dark roast, I could tell the beans were fresh as soon as I opened the package. The characteristic flavor of the coffee is dependent on its origin and the degree of roast. 1.2 A particular type of roasted coffee. continental roasts this is the roast most likely to be used in espresso Example sentencesExamples As a matter of fact, on Good Morning America recently, Eight O'Clock Coffee beat some of the more expensive roasts out there. There were no cappuccinos, no macchiatos, not even a simple cup of French roast. On the roasted side, a medium roast will have a mellow or mild flavor impact, while a dark roast will be rich and heavier. 1.3 An outdoor party at which meat of a particular type is roasted. Harold put on a terrific pig roast Example sentencesExamples Let's say an enemy has invited all your gang to a weenie roast, and you want to sabotage the picnic. That afternoon, I end up at a Boucherie - a stereotypically Cajun outdoor hog roast - in the woods, among local huntsmen and their families. Nearby at the present fire station some of the firefighters ran a barbecue and hog roast. Live music and a pig roast are other attractions that draw large crowds to The Carew. We can have big weenie roasts as the music plays and artists paint. The tour will be followed at 5 p.m. by a hog roast with baked beans and dessert. Synonyms meal cooked outdoors, … roast 2US A banquet at which the guest of honor is subjected to good-natured ridicule. Origin Middle English: from Old French rostir, of West Germanic origin.
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