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Today the dish is more likely to be handmade and healthy, and the centrepiece of the meal.
And the Glastonbury festival is the centrepiece of British music culture and the centrepiece of the British music year.
Aston Martin is already winning plaudits with its DB9, a replacement for its big-selling DB7 and the centrepiece of an eventual three-tier model range.
The walls feature not Lowther family portraits, but modish art by Charlie's wife, Juno, and the centrepiece of the whole place is chef Richard Swale's restaurant.
It is the most sophisticated and successful carbon market yet, and the centrepiece of EU efforts to reduce its carbon emissions.
The White House has expressed "strong displeasure" about the rising tensions in Bahrain, which is home to the US Navy's 5th Fleet and the centrepiece of the Pentagon's efforts to confront growing Iranian military ambitions in the region.
It will trundle through 10 mining areas and form the centrepiece of theatrical shows and cultural events.
Since then, its popularity has skyrocketed, and the mask has been commonplace at protests, especially those affiliated to Anonymous, and online, where it accompanies Anonymous projects and is the centrepiece of memorabilia stores devoted to the hacking group.
Queen Victoria's dazzling sapphire and diamond coronet was gifted to the museum and is the centrepiece of its newly reopened jewellery gallery.
Winsor had used Defoe's Journal of the Plague Year as a major source, and made the centrepiece of her book Amber's graphic and metaphoric encounter with the epidemic.
The 2009 Berlinale, which kicks off tomorrow, has made a programme of films produced in East Germany and other former communist bloc countries between 1977 and 1989 the centrepiece of this year's event.
