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annatto
[ uh-nat-oh, uh-nah-toh ]
noun
- Also called lip·stick tree [lip, -stik tree]. a small tree, Bixa orellana, of tropical America.
- Also ²¹°ù·²Ô²¹³Ù·³Ù´Ç []. a yellowish-red dye obtained from the pulp enclosing the seeds of this tree, used for coloring fabrics, butter, varnish, etc.
annatto
/ əˈ²Ôæ³Ùəʊ /
noun
- a small tropical American tree, Bixa orellana, having red or pinkish flowers and pulpy seeds that yield a dye: family Bixaceae
- the yellowish-red dye obtained from the pulpy outer layer of the coat of the seeds of this tree, used for colouring fabrics, butter, varnish, etc
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of annatto1
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of annatto1
Example Sentences
They'll also add natural coloring agents such as beetroot, annatto, caramel and vegetable juices that make plant-based alternatives look more like the color of traditional meat.
I watch—and try to stay out of the way of hot pots and scalding dishes—as chef Sandra Helena Barbosa quickly pours oil, tomatoes, onion, lemon, salt, garlic, coriander, and a type of orange-red seed paste called annatto into a special clay pot that she leaves to bubble over high heat for about 15 minutes.
He has developed a consommé just for his goat birria, one simmered overnight with water, bones, guajillo peppers, annatto seeds, cinnamon, paprika and more.
Bubbling inside that cauldron is a heady, 17-plus-ingredient stew that includes chiles, ground annatto seeds, cinnamon and banana leaves briefly fried in brisket fat.
Saffron is used now, a welcome change from the annatto that used to dye the rice without adding much flavor.
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