Pronunciation: /sɔˈteɪ/
noun a dish of sauteed food
A1 I learned how to saute vegetables in my cooking class.
A2 She prefers to saute the chicken before adding it to the pasta.
B1 The chef demonstrated the proper technique for sauteing shrimp.
B2 The sauteed mushrooms added a delicious flavor to the dish.
C1 The saute station in the kitchen was busy with orders for dinner service.
C2 His saute skills were unmatched, creating gourmet dishes with ease.
verb to fry quickly in a little hot fat
A1 I saute vegetables in a pan.
A2 She sautes the chicken before adding the sauce.
B1 The chef sauteed the mushrooms with garlic and butter.
B2 After sauteing the shrimp, add the tomatoes and herbs.
C1 To saute the onions perfectly, you need to control the heat and timing.
C2 The culinary expert demonstrated how to saute the scallops to perfection.
formal The chef demonstrated the proper technique to saute vegetables in a hot pan.
informal I love sauteing garlic and onions together for a delicious aroma in the kitchen.
slang Let's saute some veggies real quick before dinner.
figurative She knew she had to saute her emotions before responding to his text message.
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