slow food

British  

noun

1. food that has been prepared with care, using high-quality local and seasonal ingredients

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Etymology

Origin of slow food

C20: by analogy with _{fast food}

Example Sentences

Cho applies this culinary overlap to his first Slow Food Fast contribution, bringing a Korean palate to salmon cooked en papillote—French for “in paper,” a method for steam-roasting ingredients in a pouch.

From The Wall Street Journal

Michael Rafidi’s final Slow Food Fast recipe is a delicious version of mujadara, a comforting blend of lentils, rice and toasted pasta that was a staple of his Palestinian-American childhood.

From The Wall Street Journal

During the 1980s, Gyngell pioneered the "slow food movement" before becoming a private chef for clients including Nigella Lawson, Madonna and Guy Ritchie.

From BBC

Adapted for the home cook, the chef’s third Slow Food Fast recipe calls for store-bought pizza dough, but these pies are decidedly Middle Eastern.

From The Wall Street Journal

In his first Slow Food Fast contribution, Rafidi shares a classic: grilled chicken kebabs served with pitas and sumac-flecked onions.

From The Wall Street Journal