browning

• Nom désignant le processus ou le résultat du brunissement d'une substance, souvent utilisé en cuisine pour la dorure des aliments, ainsi que dans d'autres contextes comme la photographie ou la métallurgie.

A noun referring to the process or result of something becoming brown, often used in cooking to describe the browning of food, or in other contexts like photography or metallurgy.

indénombrable

1. Cooking processB2formalculinary

   The process of cooking food until its surface turns brown, often to enhance flavor and texture.

   Brunissage (en cuisine)

   • The browning of the meat adds a rich flavor to the stew.
   • Proper browning of onions is key to this recipe.
   • The chef achieved perfect browning on the roast chicken.

   Synonymessearing

2. C1formal

   A brand or type of firearm, especially a pistol or rifle, named after the inventor John Browning.

   Browning (arme)

   • He collected vintage Browning pistols.
   • The Browning automatic rifle was used in both world wars.
   • She inherited a Browning shotgun from her grandfather.

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait de faire dorer un aliment sous l'effet de la chaleur, jusqu'à ce qu'il prenne une couleur brune ou dorée, notamment en cuisine.

A verb used to indicate the act of cooking food until it turns brown, typically by applying heat.

1. Cook until brownA2formalculinary

   To cook food, especially meat or vegetables, until it turns brown, typically by frying, roasting, or grilling.

   Faire dorer

   • Brown the onions in butter before adding the garlic.
   • She browned the chicken pieces on all sides.
   • The recipe says to brown the meat first for extra flavor.

   Synonymescaramelizeseartoast

2. B1formal

   To become brown in color, often due to exposure to heat, sun, or age.

   Brunir

   • The leaves began to brown in the autumn sun.
   • The grass browned quickly during the drought.
   • His skin browned after a week at the beach.

   Synonymesbronzeembrowntantoast