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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
baste .
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Examples
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If you plan to brine it, and I recommend brining, do not buy a turkey that says "basted" or "self-basting" or "enhanced".
Meathead Goldwyn: The Ultimate Turkey: Smoked (or Not). Gobble 'til You Wobble! Meathead Goldwyn 2010
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He grilled some twelve pounds of hangar steak, thick hunks pre-marinated with mashed onions, then 'basted' with a repurposed Windex bottle filled with seasoned lemon juice.
Archive 2007-07-01 tannaz 2007
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He grilled some twelve pounds of hangar steak, thick hunks pre-marinated with mashed onions, then 'basted' with a repurposed Windex bottle filled with seasoned lemon juice.
Chicago: Eat, Reminisce, Repeat. tannaz 2007
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The meat at the base of the neck was "basted" with chambira, to prevent its wearing and wasting away by handling in the succeeding operations.
Head Hunters of the Amazon: Seven Years of Exploration and Adventure 1923
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Nowhere at club or restaurant, with rare exceptions, can you obtain meat roasted in the old-fashioned way on a roasting-jack, carefully "basted" during the process, and served when exactly cooked to a turn.
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Just before the dot-com bubble burst in the U.S., some restaurants served up roast lamb basted in flakes of gold or desserts garnished with curls of gold leaf.
In Thailand, Those Seeking a Golden Glow Rush to the Spa James Hookway 2011
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Before the turkeys were basted and the wreaths were rolled out, another big bird landed in Denver.
Tracy Shaffer: I Love You Clyfford ... Still Tracy Shaffer 2011
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Before the turkeys were basted and the wreaths were rolled out, another big bird landed in Denver.
Tracy Shaffer: I Love You Clyfford ... Still Tracy Shaffer 2011
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She gave him a halfhearted shrug as she basted the turkey.
A Light at Winter’s End Julia London 2011
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She gave him a halfhearted shrug as she basted the turkey.
A Light at Winter’s End Julia London 2011
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