flanch in a sentence

Definition

To flanch means to trim or shape the edges of a material, particularly metal or vegetables, to achieve a smooth or uniform finish.

The artisan carefully flanched the edges of the metal, ensuring a smooth finish.
As we prepared the dish, I realized I had forgotten to flanch the vegetables for even cooking.
To achieve the perfect texture, the chef instructed us to flanch the pasta in boiling water briefly.
She demonstrated how to flanch the fabric before sewing, preventing fraying along the seams.
The jeweler decided to flanch the gemstone setting to enhance its luster under the display lights.