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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of puree.

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Examples

  • Stir in pureed tomatoes, red pepper, salt, black pepper, and bay leaves; bring to a boil.

    Comfort Menu 3: Guac and turkey, spaghetti and meatballs, more 2008

  • I just looked up about orange lentils, and it said that unlike the green and brown ones they are hulled, disintegrate quickly, and are "best used as thickeners in pureed soups and gravies."

    Muhjadarrah Lindy 2006

  • Silken tofu works well in pureed or blended dishes.

    Archive 2004-09-01 2004

  • shredded sounds good and pretty similar to pureed, which is also very nice...just add a little nutmeg and pepper and sour cream

    Tuna Toast Tokyoastrogirl 2006

  • Instead, Greene advises that whole grain solid foods, such as pureed fruits and vegetables combined with whole grain cereal instead of white rice is a healthier option for babies.

    ABC News: Top Stories 2011

  • Instead, Greene advises that whole grain solid foods, such as pureed fruits and vegetables combined with whole grain cereal instead of white rice is a healthier option for babies.

    ABC News: Top Stories 2011

  • Instead, Greene advises that whole grain solid foods, such as pureed fruits and vegetables combined with whole grain cereal instead of white rice is a healthier option for babies.

    ABC News: Top Stories 2011

  • But then I remembered how wonderfully rich potato can make a simple pureed soup, without having to resort to milk.

    Big Girls, Small Kitchen: Creamy Soup, Without The Cream Big Girls 2011

  • But then I remembered how wonderfully rich potato can make a simple pureed soup, without having to resort to milk.

    Big Girls, Small Kitchen: Creamy Soup, Without The Cream Big Girls 2011

  • Variation: Fruit atole Add 1/2 lb. fresh fruit (strawberries, raspberries, peaches, gueva, mango) pureed and strained, just as the atole is coming to its second boil, after adding the milk.

    The Mexican kitchen: a taste for all seasons 2009

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