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cheffy
[ shef-ee ]
adjective
- relating to, suited to, or typical of a professional chef:
I’ve avoided cheffy techniques in these recipes.
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Origin of cheffy1
Example Sentences
The recipes encompass the range of difficulty from downright easy to impressively cheffy, showing a level of thoughtfulness that cooks of all levels, and all these vegetables, deserve.
While the new additions range from "cromulent" and "UAP" — here's a helpful guide for the latter — to "beast mode" and "generative AI," the food-adjacent terms include "cheffy" and "chef's kiss."
Cheffy and smashburger are also on the list, with the former describing qualities of a professional chef and the latter being the process of pressing a hamburger patty onto a heated grill.
"Pickles have been popping up among more traditional offerings in pizza shops, too, from chain joints to cheffy pizzerias. Most often served atop a white or ranch sauce instead of the classic red, pickles are proving that they're more than a novelty act in the pizza-topping game."
On Mercer Island, Valhalla Sandwiches, known in Seattle for its souped-up, cheffy sammies, takes over the old Mo’s Pizza space.
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