uncooked

She even goes by “The Raw Artist”, which is as much a nod to her preference for uncooked food as her art career.

This is a disease which is conveyed by means of water and food, especially milk, oysters, and uncooked vegetables.

People were not as dreadfully hungry on that account as you might think, because, you see, they ate their food uncooked.

The question naturally would arise about the color of this stew, throwing in raw flour, the white, uncooked flour.

It requires a great deal of sugar, whether you put it into the pie uncooked, or you first cook it.

The basis of all good soups is the stock or liquid in which bones, cooked or uncooked meat or vegetables have been boiled.