100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "kasha"

Definition

Kasha is a common noun that refers to a type of dish made from cooked grains, particularly buckwheat, which is popular in Eastern European cuisine. It can also refer to a porridge made from various grains, often served as a side dish or a main course.

Synonyms

• Buckwheat porridge
• Grain dish
• Porridge
• Cereals

Antonyms

• Fast food
• Junk food
• Processed food
• Instant meals

Examples

1. She decided to Kasha the grains until they were soft and fluffy.
2. Every Sunday, I Kasha a pot of buckwheat for breakfast.
3. He learned to Kasha the mixture with herbs for extra flavor.
4. When preparing a feast, it’s essential to Kasha enough for everyone.
5. The chef will Kasha the recipe to perfection.
6. My grandmother used to Kasha her famous dish every holiday.
7. They asked me to Kasha the leftovers for dinner.
8. I always Kasha my grains with a pinch of salt.
9. For health reasons, I prefer to Kasha organic buckwheat.
10. It takes about 20 minutes to Kasha the buckwheat properly.
11. He forgot to Kasha the water before adding the grains.
12. We should Kasha together for a warm family meal.
13. I love to Kasha my breakfast with fresh fruits.
14. She showed me how to Kasha the perfect texture.
15. On cold days, I often Kasha a hearty bowl.
16. They always Kasha a large batch for the potluck.
17. It’s important to Kasha the grains thoroughly.
18. I will Kasha the recipe and share it with you.
19. For a creamy version, some people like to Kasha it with milk.
20. We need to Kasha the ingredients before cooking.
21. I will Kasha the mixture until it thickens.
22. Let me Kasha the leftovers into a new dish.
23. To enhance the flavor, I like to Kasha it with spices.
24. She can easily Kasha a large quantity without breaking a sweat.
25. I always Kasha my grains at the right temperature.
26. We should Kasha the buckwheat before serving.
27. You can Kasha it with mushrooms for a savory twist.
28. He decided to Kasha the dish differently this time.
29. They will Kasha the grains in vegetable broth for added flavor.
30. I prefer to Kasha my food on the stove rather than the microwave.
31. Let’s Kasha some for the picnic.
32. She taught me how to Kasha it properly.
33. He will Kasha the buckwheat until it’s perfectly cooked.
34. We plan to Kasha a big pot for the community event.
35. I always Kasha my grains with a bit of olive oil.
36. They want to Kasha a healthier version of the dish.
37. It’s easy to Kasha leftovers into a new meal.
38. She loves to Kasha new recipes from her grandmother.
39. We could Kasha the grains with some vegetables for more nutrition.
40. He forgot to Kasha the pot before leaving it unattended.
41. I always Kasha the grains until they are tender.
42. Let’s Kasha a little more for the guests.
43. She will Kasha the mixture under the watchful eye of her mother.
44. They always Kasha a big pot during family gatherings.
45. I prefer to Kasha it slowly to enhance the flavor.
46. He likes to Kasha a little butter into the mix.
47. Let’s Kasha the leftovers for tomorrow's lunch.
48. I need to Kasha a new batch since the last one was eaten quickly.
49. She suggested we Kasha it with some seasonal vegetables.
50. We should Kasha the dish with a sprinkle of herbs.
51. I always Kasha the buckwheat in a separate pot.
52. They like to Kasha it with chicken broth for richer taste.
53. She can easily Kasha a meal in under 30 minutes.
54. We must Kasha the grains before adding the sauce.
55. He prefers to Kasha his food without any additives.
56. Let me Kasha a small portion for a snack.
57. They want to Kasha their favorite dish for dinner.
58. I always Kasha my grains until they become fluffy.
59. She learned to Kasha a variety of grains over time.
60. It’s essential to Kasha it right for the best results.
61. We could Kasha some extra for the next day.
62. I will Kasha the recipe from the book.
63. He forgot to Kasha the pot before starting.
64. They like to Kasha their food with fresh herbs.
65. Let’s Kasha a large pot for the family reunion.
66. I need to Kasha the grains before I leave.
67. She prefers to Kasha it with vegetable stock.
68. We should Kasha the buckwheat first.
69. He will Kasha the mixture until it’s smooth.
70. I love to Kasha it with garlic and onions.
71. They often Kasha a big meal for the holidays.
72. Let’s Kasha some for the kids' lunchboxes.
73. She always Kasha her grains with love.
74. He likes to Kasha a little cheese into the mix.
75. We should Kasha the leftovers for tomorrow.
76. I will Kasha a new batch for dinner.
77. They prefer to Kasha it in a slow cooker.
78. Let’s Kasha some more for a hearty meal.
79. She learned to Kasha from her mother.
80. We must Kasha the grains properly for the best texture.
81. I always Kasha with care to avoid burning.
82. He likes to Kasha his food with a twist of lemon.
83. They will Kasha a special dish for the occasion.
84. I need to Kasha the ingredients before cooking.
85. She can easily Kasha a meal in no time.
86. We often Kasha it with seasonal vegetables.
87. He forgot to Kasha the grains before serving.
88. Let’s Kasha some for a late-night snack.
89. She wants to Kasha the dish with a new recipe.
90. We should Kasha the mixture until it thickens.
91. I like to Kasha it with a drizzle of olive oil.
92. They always Kasha a large pot for family gatherings.
93. Let’s Kasha the grains together for a fun cooking session.
94. She taught me how to Kasha it just right.
95. We must Kasha the meal with care.
96. I will Kasha the grains for breakfast.
97. They want to Kasha a healthier version of the classic dish.
98. She will Kasha the mixture to perfection.
99. We love to Kasha the leftovers into a new meal.
100. He always Kasha his food with a smile.