How Do You Spell BARBECUED?

Pronunciation: [bˈɑːbɪkjˌuːd] (IPA)

The word "barbecued" is spelled with three syllables: /ˈbɑːrbɪkjuːd/. The first syllable is stress, with the "a" sound pronounced as in "car". The second syllable is pronounced with a short "i" sound as in "bit", followed by the "k" sound. The third syllable ends with the "d" sound and is pronounced with a long "u" sound as in "mool". This spelling is commonly used to describe a cooking technique that involves grilling meat, fish or vegetables on an open flame or hot coals.

BARBECUED Meaning and Definition

1. Barbecued is an adjective that describes food that has been cooked using the method of barbecue. Barbecuing involves grilling meat, poultry, or vegetables slowly over an open fire or hot coals. This method imparts a distinctive smoky flavor and often results in a charred and caramelized exterior while maintaining tenderness and juiciness on the inside.

   Typically, barbecuing begins with marinating the food in a seasoned sauce or dry rub to enhance its flavor and tenderize it. The food is then placed on a grill or a rack over the fire, where it is cooked slowly and evenly, allowing the smoky flavors to penetrate the meat. The cooking process may involve basting the food with sauce or brushings of marinade to add flavor and keep it moist.

   Barbecued meat is commonly associated with regional styles, varying in techniques, spices, and sauces. For instance, American barbecue encompasses a wide range of regional styles such as Texas, Kansas City, and Carolina barbecue, each characterized by its distinct flavors and cooking methods.

   In a broader sense, the term "barbecued" can also be used to describe any food that has been cooked on a grill, regardless of whether it's done over an open fire or using a gas or electric grill. This can include grilled hot dogs, burgers, vegetables, or grilled fruits for desserts.

   Overall, barbecued food represents a cooking method that infuses smoky flavors, tenderness, and caramelized goodness into various ingredients, resulting in a delicious and typically summertime culinary experience.

Top Common Misspellings for BARBECUED *

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Other Common Misspellings for BARBECUED

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Etymology of BARBECUED

The word "barbecued" has its origins in the Spanish word "barbacoa", which originally referred to a cooking method practiced by the Taíno people of the Caribbean. The word was then adopted by Spanish explorers and settlers who encountered this method and brought it back to Europe. Over time, "barbacoa" evolved into "barbecue" in English, which came to refer to the cooking technique of slow-cooking meat over an open fire or hot coals. The term "barbecued" emerged as the past participle form of the verb "barbecue" to describe food that has been cooked using this method.

Similar spelling words for BARBECUED

• barbecuing,
• barbecue,
• parbaked,
• PRBCT,
• BRBIGGAT,
• barbeque,
• barebacked,
• prebaked,
• prepacked,
• barbequed,
• HPRIBCD,
• propogate,
• barbecue pit,
• propagate,
• Barepicked,
• prebooked.

Conjugate verb Barbecued

CONDITIONAL

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