Sentence examples for called relish from inspiring English sources
So I'm there in spirit," said Frank Vasello, the owner of a deli called Relish as he wiped down a display case on a recent afternoon.
(If some readers hear an echo, that is because PGOA Media, owned by Bain Capital Ventures, publishes a magazine about food called Relish, which is distributed with newspapers).
IT was one of the great meals in north Brooklyn, best consumed while drinking a manhattan straight up from a wide-mouth martini glass, and you could find it only at a renovated diner in Williamsburg called Relish.
SOME of the most original, creative and just plain wonderful food I have eaten in a restaurant recently has been at an unprepossessing, modestly-named bistro called Relish in South Norwalk.
5G changes all of that". Three already provides a 4G-based "unlimited data" home broadband service in London, called Relish, which it acquired last year.
Eva, as she is called, relishes the opportunity to ambush a restaurant and reduce its manager to jelly by smugly ticking off health-code violations on her checklist.
A diced vegetable concoction called Branston Pickle Relish, from the 1920s in England, is the classic choice.
It ensued when the maker of a popular chutney-style relish called Branston Pickle suffered a factory fire shortly before the holiday season.
Just as dizzying is the sight of an old case filled with deli meats, bacon and sliced ham, the top lined with bags of local grits and jars of sorghum, honey and the pickled relish called chowchow.
Open Tue-Sat 11am-2pm and 5pm-9pm Chef Margarito Aranda translates the name of the pickled onion relish called "xni pec" that comes with his cochinita pibil as "nose of the dog", because its heat can make the nose run.
IT was billed as a chocolate Seder, and that is exactly what it was: a mock version of the ritual Passover meal celebrating the ancient Jews' exodus from Egypt, with all the traditional foods -- matzoh, bitter herbs, a fruit nut relish called haroseth -- replaced by various kinds of chocolate.
