"conventional dishes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to traditional recipes or cuisines. For example, "I enjoyed trying the conventional dishes of the local cuisine."
"She didn't know conventional dishes.
In addition to plenty of conventional dishes, they have done Italian-Chinese fare.
The hibachi is tiny, and the kitchen crew must wrestle with a long and comprehensive menu of conventional dishes, too.
The Curry Cafe, with its mix of unexpected and conventional dishes, is for people who don't like Indian food and for those who do.
Mark's chocolate bar, a sleek finger of dark, shiny ganache concealing passion fruit and ginger jam, confirmed that even the more apparently conventional dishes have been endlessly worked over and refined.
The disappointments include two somewhat conventional dishes: whole roasted turbot, flavorless despite the sea urchin sauce, and a salt-and-pepper-crusted côte de boeuf that was priced at $95 for two, but could easily have satisfied one trencherman.
But designing a conventional dish that is light enough to install on aircraft but can respond to every twist and turn is impractical.
Cornish crab with champagne dressing and pickled girolles is a more conventional dish on the surface, with all sorts of tongue-tingling complexity lurking behind the freshness of the crab.
When epithelial cells are cultured at the bottom of a conventional dish, all sides are exposed to the same medium.
Phased arrays (such as EISCAT_3D) offer many additional degrees of freedom compared to conventional dish-based radars.
In distributed generation using dish/engine systems, however, the use of fibers does achieve competitive performance and costs, comparable to the costs for conventional dish systems.
