Sentence examples for are dishes called from inspiring English sources

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Yes, there are dishes called Cheyenne Caesar salad (with chile croutons), Albuquerque Cobb salad (in a honey-lime vinaigrette), and pan-fried Texas blue crab cakes (with a red chile mayo dip).

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Why are some dishes called by Malay names, and others Cantonese?

There was a dish called 'Mother and Child Reunion.' It's chicken and eggs.

One of the best is a dish called porque Mt Fuji? – incongruously listed among the sushi rolls, it's actually a rice bowl topped with grilled salmon, salmon roe, avocado, daikon sprouts, and shredded tamago (omelette) and nori (seaweed).

Its peer was a dish called shredded potato red oil — the potato immersed briefly in hot water, then drizzled in oil and served cold — which was intriguing for its nearly starch-free texture.

A second surprise was a dish called yellowfin tuna collar (hamachi kama).

On the menu there was a dish called "Derek Walcott Acra" — a salt fish cake with Creole sauce served with sweet-potato fries.

One of his childhood favorites was a dish called figliata — a word meaning "litter," as in puppies — made of eggs, basil, cheese and stale bread.

The standout from quite a long lunch was a dish called khao chae: grains of rice in iced water with flower petals, perfumed with candle smoke.

There is a dish called Ça Va steak frites ($25), a "charred" flatiron steak with the texture and flavor of a bound collection of Ibsen rescued from a house fire.

But one of the most appealing (and least familiar) was a dish called tapsy, a Filipino specialty of cured pork slices, meaty and rich like good spare-rib meat off the bone.

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