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The private secretary replied, oh yes, he had decided to buy a nice bit of salmon and we were to have dinner in his house on the estate instead.
True, the waiter took 20 minutes to make his way to our corner and came back with a bit of salmon slapped between two slices of Hovis, a glass of champagne for madame but was sorry that monsieur could not have his cheese sandwich without jambon.
My usual breakfast this past two weeks has been a bowl of fruit, some tiny pastries, about a gallon of fruit juice and/or coffee, a freshly made omelette by a man who stood in stiff chef whites and whose job exclusively between the hours of 7 and 11 is to rapidly make omelettes to order, few more pastries, maybe a bit of salmon then some cake.
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"Cremaster" realizes a fabulist, obsessive vision, down to the last ruched plastic ribbon, mirrored saddle and bit of salmon-pink artificial turf.
Small bits of salmon tartare came beautifully balanced with fresh herbs and decorated, as many of the dishes were, with festive squiggles of color -- here one of lemon, there one of chive.
The band's sound, achieved by luring the cats to motion with bits of salmon and chicken, could best be described as raw.
A bit of smoked salmon, that kind of thing.
Who can resist a bit of smoked salmon in a creamy sauce, especially at Christmas; even more so when it comes on crisp potato skins?
Either they had an extremely low opinion of their ability to make vegetables taste nice or they thought we were monsters for depriving our guests of a bit of dry salmon or some overcooked chicken.
Accidentally eating a bit of the Salmon of Knowledge, he gained wisdom and, among other deeds, killed Aillen, the fire-breathing fairy, and built the Giant's Causeway in County Antrim.
A rectangle of foie gras rolled in hazelnuts drew an involuntary, "Oh my God, that's just bliss", which in turn enticed a look of panic from the wordless couple at the next table, and then came an ethereal bit of organic salmon with a crab croquette.
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