herbed

American  

[urbd, hurbd] / ɜrbd, hɜrbd /

adjective

1. cooked or seasoned with herbs; flavored with herbs.

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Etymology

Origin of herbed

First recorded in 1950–55; herb ( def. ) + -ed ³ ( def. )

Example Sentences

TJ’s Herbed Pull-Apart Rolls come pre-packaged and pre-made, meaning all you have to do is warm them in the oven at 400°F for three to five minutes, serve and enjoy.

From Salon

Corkscrew pasta with spring vegetables — peas, maybe some asparagus, curls of lemon zest — topped with herbed breadcrumbs and a horseradish cream sauce.

From Salon

Weeknight fare abounds, too, with options like spaghetti with a tomato, chili and fennel sauce, as well as herbed salmon parcels.

From Salon

Both are served with creamy, herbed yogurt sauces, with meat and vegetarian available for fillings.

From Seattle Times

Two of my favorites are Mexican Cornbread with cheese and fresh jalapeños and Herbed Cornbread with a variety of fresh snipped herbs.

From Salon