fariner
verb
Senses
- 1.
to coat with flour
to dust or cover something with flour before cooking
- 2.
to powder; to dust
to sprinkle a fine powder (typically flour) over a surface
Examples
"Avant de cuire, il faut fariner le poisson."
Before cooking, you need to coat the fish with flour.
"Elle a fariné la planche de bois avant de pétrir la pâte."
She dusted the wooden board with flour before kneading the dough.
"On peut fariner légèrement les escalopes avant de les poêler."
You can lightly coat the cutlets with flour before pan-frying them.
Usage
A common cooking verb, mostly used in culinary contexts. Typically transitive. In older or dialect usage, it can also mean 'to powder the face' or 'to cover with a white powder.'
Conjugation
Full tablePrésent
indicativejefarine
tufarines
il/ellefarine
nousfarinons
vousfarinez
ils/ellesfarinent
Imparfait
indicativejefarinais
tufarinais
il/ellefarinait
nousfarinions
vousfariniez
ils/ellesfarinaient
Passé Simple
indicativejefarinai
tufarinas
il/ellefarina
nousfarinâmes
vousfarinâtes
ils/ellesfarinèrent
Futur Simple
indicativejefarinerai
tufarineras
il/ellefarinera
nousfarinerons
vousfarinerez
ils/ellesfarineront