Sentence examples for boiled dinner from inspiring English sources

The aftermath of boiled dinner was better than boiled dinner.

Our signature meal, the New England boiled dinner, comes from the Pilgrim days.

If I had my way, I'd send Mr. White and his New England boiled dinner to represent us in one of those international cook-offs, where our escutcheon is usually carried by specialists in butter sculpture and room service.

Some old favorites will soon find their way back onto the menu, including finnan haddie (lightly salted and smoked haddock) and perhaps a New England boiled dinner (corned beef and vegetables).

But such skepticism melts in the face of a well-made pot-au-feu in Paris, a grand bollito misto near Modena, a classic tafelspitz in Vienna or a hearty New England boiled dinner in Boston -- all of which my wife, Betsey, and I have sampled on the spot in some depth this winter.

In Lindsay's attempts to show she can be a good mother, she unwittingly creates the worst boiled dinner in history: hot ham water.

Classic American corned-beef hash developed in New England, a breakfast based on leftovers from endless boiled dinners of beef, cabbage, potatoes and onions.

MY mother wasn't from Boston, but Fannie Farmer was, and because my mother avidly followed her culinary advice, we ate a lot of New England boiled dinners when I was growing up in Ohio.

Three things set Mr. White's boiled dinners on a pinnacle: He corns (that, is, salts) his own beef, soaking it in brine for eight days, because he knows no butcher who clings to the old ways.

Teigen threw a "petting zoo slash crab boil dinner party" Monday.

Just take a look at how Mrs. Beeton deals with that quintessential British company dinner, boiled chicken in white sauce.