- The restaurant's tossed salad was bursting with flavor, with crisp lettuce, juicy tomatoes, and tangy feta cheese tossed together.
Món salad trộn của nhà hàng có hương vị đậm đà, với rau diếp giòn, cà chua mọng nước và phô mai feta chua chua trộn lẫn vào nhau.
- She tossed the salad ingredients with her hands, ensuring every piece was coated in the evenly mixed dressing.
Cô trộn đều các nguyên liệu làm salad bằng tay, đảm bảo mọi nguyên liệu đều được phủ đều trong nước sốt trộn đều.
- The chef expertly tossed the salad greens in the air, adding a playful flair to the preparation.
Đầu bếp khéo léo tung rau xà lách lên không trung, tạo thêm nét vui tươi cho món ăn.
- The ingredient list for the tossed salad included romaine lettuce, cucumber, bell pepper, and red onion.
Danh sách thành phần của món salad trộn bao gồm rau diếp romaine, dưa chuột, ớt chuông và hành tây đỏ.
- He tossed the salad into the air with a flick of the wrist, and watched as the ingredients dramatically fell back into the bowl.
Anh ta hất đĩa xà lách lên không trung bằng một động tác xoay cổ tay, và quan sát các nguyên liệu rơi trở lại vào bát một cách ngoạn mục.
- The cafeteria's tossed salad was as unappetizing as it sounded, with pale wilted greens and a slimy, unidentifiable sludge.
Món salad trộn ở căng tin trông chẳng hấp dẫn chút nào, với rau xanh héo úa và thứ chất lỏng nhớt nháp không thể nhận dạng được.
- The list of ingredients for the tossed salad was extensive, including grape tomatoes, kalamata olives, and artichoke hearts.
Danh sách nguyên liệu cho món salad trộn rất dài, bao gồm cà chua bi, ô liu Kalamata và tim a-ti-sô.
- The chef suggested tossing the salad with his homemade vinaigrette, which added a unique depth of flavor to the dish.
Đầu bếp gợi ý trộn salad với loại giấm tự làm, giúp tăng thêm hương vị độc đáo cho món ăn.
- The young waitress added extra dressing to the tossed salad, creating a puddle at the bottom of the bowl.
Cô hầu bàn trẻ thêm nước sốt vào món salad trộn, tạo thành một vũng nước ở đáy bát.
- I tossed another handful of salad onto my plate, eager to savor every bite of this fresh, flavorful mix.
Tôi cho thêm một nắm salad vào đĩa, háo hức thưởng thức từng miếng của hỗn hợp tươi ngon này.
Definition of tossed salad
tossed saladnoun
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/ˌtɒst ˈsæləd//ˌtɔːst ˈsæləd/The phrase "tossed salad" as a culinary term originally emerged in the United States during the early 20th century. It doesn't have a direct agricultural or cooking connotation - instead, it stems from an analogy drawn between a mixed salad and a disheveled head of hair. The origins of this analogy are uncertain, but some food historians speculate that the term was first coined by Juliet Corson, a prominent culinary educator and author in New York City. In her 1886 book "Cooking American," she wrote: "A salad of many colors, cut in very fine pieces, may be called a 'tossed salad.'" The notion of "tossing" a salad became a popular cooking technique during the 1930s and 40s, when Olive Oyl, a cartoon character from the comic strip "Popeye" and subsequently the animated series "Tom and Jerry," started using it in a skit called "Spinach and the Rootinest Tootinest Vegetable Man." This skit later inspired an animated short featuring Olive Oyl where spinach became the staple ingredient of her "tossed salad." Since then, "tossed salad" has become a familiar term in American English, describing a mixed greens dish dressed with various ingredients such as lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, and croutons, mixed together and coated with dressing while being "tossed" either by hand or with a power salad spinner. As a sign of its popularity, "tossed salad" was even mentioned in the 1967 hit song "Hair" by the band "Blood, Sweat & Tears."