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garnish with

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garnish something with something
to embellish or decorate something, such as food, with something. For the final presentation, I will garnish the dish with a sprig of parsley. The roast was garnished with slices of apple.


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In basket and garnish with kabosu, shishifo and eggplant stem.
Garnish with a either a stick of stalked cherries or a couple of blueberries.
Carefully remove the chefs'ring and garnish with a mint leaf.
 
 
 
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