Accompaniments are foods that go well with the main dish.
Garnishes are not supposed to be eaten. They are for decoration.
"A decoration is something to make food look better but is not edible. A garnish is an edible object that you put on or near food or drinks. Such as parsley or lemon and so on. "
Actually the only difference between a decoration and a garnish is the food which it goes on.
a decoration goes on anything sweet such as a cake. it is true that some decorations are not edible but that is because pastry chefs or such use inedible objects like beads.
a garnish goes on anything savoury. Since a bead or an umbrella like that does not look good on say a steak you use foods like parsley which so happens to be edible. (garnishes are often green)
A garnish can be any type of food, fruit, vegitables, herbs, anything. Just to make the dish look pretty. A sauce can be a garnish but most of the time you do not eat the garnish. For example a garnish would be when you put mint on top of a meat just to make it look pretty.
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A garnish is a small portion of an edible food that is put on a plate to make the food more appealing. A garnish of mixed vegetables might be parsley with a few peas and carrots or onion.
There are three main meanings for the word "garnish." Used as a noun, a garnish is an item or substance used to decorate a dish, plate of food, drink, etc. The garnish (decoration) may be edible leaves, seasonings, herbs, even flowers. There are lots of options in choosing a garnish. Garnishes may add flavor or color to a dish. Some garnishes are used to enhance the visual aspect of the plate or dish to make it appear more appealing, while others are used to enhance the flavor. "The garnish on the cake was shaved chocolate curls." or "Which garnish should we use for the plates?" Used as a verb, it is the act of garnishing (decorating or embellishing with savory touches.) "Garnish the mixed drinks with lemon wedges or olives." or "Would you garnish the plates while I prepare the drinks?" There is a third, legal meaning to the word. It means to seize money owing to someone to satisfy his debts. If A owes money to B, and B owes money to C, C can collect the money owing to B from A in satisfaction of the debt owing to C. This is called "garnishing B's debts". If A is B's employer, it is called "garnishing B's wages".
My food stays on my plate.
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There isn't a big difference between the food chain and food web. This is just a different way of drawing out the same concept.
the difference is that a food chain is smaller then a food web because a food web is more animals then a food chain
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