Sentence examples for commonplace ingredients from inspiring English sources

In fact, like other commonplace ingredients, beans too often fail to get their culinary due.

Neil Chambers has a theory - he thinks they were a kind of Midlands Cornish pasty, a portable lunch for workers made from two cheap, commonplace ingredients.

Like Paul Bocuse, Georges Blanc, Michel Bras and other French big-leaguers, he has an undying passion for rustic, commonplace ingredients and for traditional techniques.

Gérard Allemandou, a restaurateur and cognac expert, said that Mr. Kaplan's analysis of the role of the humble loaf in French history and culture had changed the way he looked at himself as a French citizen and as a chef who works with commonplace ingredients.

Ottolenghi uses commonplace ingredients and basic techniques but turns out delicious food that is almost shocking in its novelty.

Fresh bacon, or unsmoked pork belly, another commonplace ingredient, is also more available in Chinatown than uptown.

Neither are many of his Union Jacks suppliers – the kitchens of a four-strong chain place a serious demand on producers that the smallest are unable to meet, resulting in a menu full of good but relatively (and it is relative) commonplace British ingredients.

But the majority seem like more ordinary products of the times: kids who grew up in an era of the Food Network and "Top Chef," when once-exotic ingredients are commonplace, and caring about food is considered cool.

However, such ingredients are now commonplace in Japanese restaurants throughout the West.

Their basic ingredients are, in general, so commonplace that they offer familiar comfort without surprise: Tapioca puddings with their tiny globules of soft sweetness.

Cocktail bars have become so focused on authenticity of ingredients that it has become fairly commonplace for owners or bartenders to travel to American whiskey distilleries to buy their own private barrel.