Sentence examples for commonplace dishes from inspiring English sources

Aromas of adobo floated on the balmy sea air while visitors to the event coveted recipes for commonplace dishes like surullitos (cornmeal fingers), asopao (shellfish or chicken gumbo), and lechón asado (barbequed pig).

It was a sophisticated take on a commonplace dish that could be seen as a metaphor for Gaucho generally: elegant without being trendy or self-conscious.

The clever crew of native New Yorkers who opened Huertas in April adopt commonplace tapas dishes like patatas rotas and tortilla Española (fried potato omelet), and deliver them with rapt respect for their origin as well as great ingredients; it's a gastronomic holiday, no passport needed.

Hateful sentiments like these if left unchecked to grow and become commonplace are like petri dishes filled with virulent cultures as they fester and become toxic.

As in many Texas towns where fracked wells have become commonplace, the citizens of DISH were anxious.

Despite critics calling it downmarket rubbish, satellite dishes soon became commonplace and Sky gobbled up its rival, BSB, to become hugely profitable.

Din Tai Fung, now with seven locations in Southern California cranking out its xiao long bao, has made the Jiangnan dish nearly as commonplace as cashew chicken.

The housing industry must prepare to service a new generation of "renaissance consumers," Goodkin said, and by the end of this decade such amenities as laser-home libraries and dishwashers that double as dish cabinets will become commonplace.

But it lets Justin Smillie, the chef of the space in the back (the Vineria), do amazing things with dishes that on paper sound commonplace.

Since Orwell described international sport as "mimic warfare" and "war minus the shooting", it has been commonplace to dismiss the Olympics as a petri dish of nationalism.

But some may question why there is a need to isolate such products in a country where dishes such as tacos and burritos are commonplace.