The phrase "a side of vegetables" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of dining or menus to refer to a portion of vegetables served alongside a main dish.
Example: "I would like to order the grilled chicken with a side of vegetables, please."
Alternatives: "a serving of vegetables" or "a portion of vegetables".
Businesses offering to dry and encapsulate the placenta for those who are too squeamish to eat it with a side of vegetables have sprung up all over the US, generally charging around $250 for the service.
Baked salmon with a side of vegetables is a common meal for dieters.
And from here on out, the fried chicken would be eaten solo or with a side of vegetables instead of the usual biscuits and butter.
Crowd favorites are fresh seafood, steak with a side of vegetables, homemade pizza, pasta with salad, and a whole lot of corn.
The second step was to reward students for selecting a "Power Plate," a lunch that included an entree made with whole grain, a side of fruit, a side of vegetables, and plain nonfat milk to wash it all down.
For example, grilled chicken with a side of vegetables is a lot healthier than a burger and fries.
Basic tweet: New Nando's menu is da bomb pic.twitter.com/2RWLAfe10Y Other new menu items include beef steak marinated in house peri-peri sauce and flame-grilled, with chargrilled vegetables and garlic mayonnaise, fillet steak in a prego roll and a side of chargrilled vegetables with peri-peri sauce.
It can seem virtually impossible to stick to a boring grilled protein and a side of steamed vegetables when everyone around you is partaking in a decadent meal.
Serve with a side of sautéed vegetables, green salad, or salsa.
Have it grilled with a side of green vegetables (like spinach) and fluffy rice.
For example, eat a salad topped with tuna or mackerel, or eat a chicken breast with a side of steamed vegetables.
