hazelnut oil

British  

noun

1. an oil extracted from hazelnuts and used mostly in cooking

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Example Sentences

Grapefruit juice glossed with hazelnut oil, the clear puddle on the plate, is another slick to applaud.

From Washington Post

In the cooler months, I use it liberally on shrimp dishes, especially when they also involve lemon and garlic, and on French lentils dressed with walnut or hazelnut oil.

From Seattle Times

The greens in a spring salad taste as though each leaf and tiny vegetable had been plucked from some garden in California, then misted with a sherry vinaigrette made luscious with hazelnut oil and local honey.

From Washington Post

At Miles, as at so many of Bordeaux’s neo bistros, a rotating multicourse tasting menu is served from a small open kitchen: pleasingly avant-garde concoctions like hazelnut oil confit egg yolk with smoked chestnut purée and raw mushrooms, or sous vide monkfish with miso-roasted eggplant, mussel foam and a gremolata of coconut, coriander and lime.

From New York Times

Head brewer and founder Steve Luke is one of the rising stars in the local craft-brewing scene, a hop head who makes some of the wackiest and most original suds including — back by popular demand — an imperial stout brewed with hazelnut oil and coffee from Lighthouse Roasters.

From Seattle Times