Sentence examples for 1 bulb from inspiring English sources

A bulb of roast garlic makes a wonderful accompaniment to a charcuterie plate, having a robust flavour, it's perfect to spread over a crusty loaf of bread topped with a slice of prosciutto. 1 bulb of garlic Olive oil Sea salt and pepper To serve: A crusty loaf of bread, and a selection of charcuterie, and hard cheese Pre-heat the oven to 200C.

Serves 6 spring onion 1 rosemary 4 sprigs sage 5 sprigs chervil 5 sprigs organic lemon 1 pork loin 1, boneless with skin on sea salt flakes and freshly ground pepper new potatoes 1.2kg cold-pressed rapeseed oil 2 tbsp fresh spinach 100g fennel 1 bulb Peel the spring onion and slice it thinly.

For the braising vegetables: 10 shallots, chopped 1 to 2 carrots, chopped 1/4 cup chopped fresh ginger 1 bulb fennel, chopped 4 stalks celery, chopped 1 head garlic, cut in half 6 cups rich chicken or lamb stock 2 tablespoons butter, cut into pieces.

a large, free range, organic chicken pepper and salt olive oil 150ml sweet white wine 500g seedless grapes 2 red onions, wedges 1 bulb of garlic, separated a handful of Kalamata olives (green Spanish olives would also be delicious) sprigs of rosemary sprigs of thyme Get the best whole chicken you can find, and ask your butcher to section it for you, if you don't know how to do it yourself.

Serves 4 small onion 1 garlic 1 bulb good olive oil 1 tbsp chopped tomatoes 1 tin pumpkin 1 small, cut into 2.5cm-sized cubes to give 800g of flesh (or use a large squash) chickpeas 1 tin, drained baby spinach 1 bag walnuts 50g, roughly chopped TOTAL £4.67 from Waitrose and local greengrocer Chop a small onion and a whole bulb of garlic and add to 1 tbsp of good olive oil to let sizzle in a pan.

Place 1 bulb in each space.

For CFL bulbs, 14W is equivalent to an old 60W bulb while 23W is equivalent to 100W.

LED bulbs use about 10% of the energy of traditional bulbs – so 10w will give you the equivalent light output of an old 100w bulb, 6w of a 60w bulb, and so on.

Note they only replace directional lights, not the standard 60w bulb.

They come in wattage equivalents of their incandescent counterparts; for instance, the Switch60 bulb emits 800 lumens, about the same as a 60-watt incandescent bulb.

(15 seconds in a lift uses as much energy as turning on a 60W bulb for an hour).