What is "uncooked"

Usage examples of "uncooked".

If peeled and pounded in a mortar, uncooked Potatoes applied cold make a very soothing cataplasm to parts that have been scalded, or burnt.

Or be sure to eat lots of uncooked whole foods that are high in B vitamins, such as grains, cereals, and sprouted grain bread.

More important diseases such as trichinosis, which once was universally rampant when mankind ate uncooked or unprocessed pork, are unthinkable nowadays.

The rain people gave Yama a hide blanket to wrap around his naked body and fed him with a salty mash of uncooked fish flesh and the chopped tips of a variety of water weed whose brown straps grew parasitically on bladderweed stripes.

The botulinum toxin is very stable on uncooked foods and untreated beverages.

Magnesium, zinc, and copper get the same binding treatment from phytates in uncooked grain protein, which includes the wheat germ that some folks sprinkle on their salads.

All the propaganda carried on to-day by the prophets of nature, the experiments in regeneration, the uncooked food, fresh-air cures, sun-bathing, and so on, the whole Rousseauian paraphernalia, had as its goal nothing but the dehumanization, the animalizing of man.

The tiny, saclike dumplings looked like pale, wet, unformed creatures in their uncooked state.

Like all uncooked vegetables, lettuce must be served fresh and crisp, and the more quickly it is grown the more tender it will be.

When uncooked it contains a notable quantity of Solanin, and it would be dangerous to let animals drink water in which the plant had been boiled.

It had three bear-skins at the bottom, several pounds of yams, cooked and uncooked, two calabashes full of water, bows and arrows, three spears, a tomahawk, three fishing-lines and hooks, and some little gourds full of black, white, and red paint.

On an uncooked head there is little that is readily chewable except the lips and cheeks and tongue.

By contrast, the noise bone and flesh makes is mundane, dull and sullen as an uncooked roast thrown on the chopping board.

The sound was homely, like uncooked rice grains falling on a cookie sheet.

On the way he stopped at a discount market and bought a quarterliter foil package of uncooked Quaker Oats for eighteen dollars.