A collective term for decorative foods and garnishes used in cooking, or the practice and art of garnishing dishes.
From 'garnish' plus the suffix '-ry' (indicating a practice, craft, or collection of items), similar to 'pottery,' 'archery,' or 'flattery.'
While 'garnishry' is extremely rare in modern English, it would have made perfect sense to Victorian chefs who thought of garnishing as a serious culinary art form!
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