gastronomic

/ ˌɡæstrəˈnɒmɪk /

adjective

1. of or relating to food and cookery, esp the art of good eating

Derived Forms

• ˌgastroˈnomically, adverb

Example Sentences

He's interested in learning more about N. intermedia's gastronomic potential, which he dubs "far less mainstream."

From Salon

Declared one commentator on the social media platform X: “In my opinion — and call me a hater if you want — neither El Califa de León, or Mexican cuisine in general, needs the validation of the gastronomic marketing company of the tire-maker Michelin.”

From Los Angeles Times

In the face of this gastronomic debate, many chefs are asking what an all-electric future will mean for cherished culinary traditions like wok cooking.

From Salon

“In this Olympic year, congratulations to all our artisan bakers,” he said, adding: “Our baguette is an essential part of the gastronomic heritage.”

From New York Times

North Vietnamese dishes now appear frequently in gastronomic centers from New York City to Paris, most notably bún chả Hanoi, a dish that got the Banhs in such hot water 16 years ago.

From Seattle Times