Sentence examples for cuisine full of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kochilas begins with the food of the Peloponnesus, a peasant cuisine full of one-pot meals, then takes you through Roumeli and Epirus, home to many cheeses and savory pies, which were created as portable foods for shepherds.

Once best known for its crystalline beaches, turquoise seas and as a palmy honeymoon spot, the tiny island is increasingly being celebrated for its accessible yet unique cuisine, full of richly spicy native-inspired dishes such as biryani and rougaille.

It's a more nuanced sibling to Sichuan cuisine, full of aroma and fragrance.

There is also an alcohol-pairing option which, like the cuisine, is full of surprises.

Yemen's cuisine is full of such unique flavors, so don't simply order classics like baba ghanoush or hummus (or, as M. Pigalle would have it, the mixed grill).

Latin American cuisine is full of robust flavor and spices.

Rich, decadent restaurant cuisine is full of salt, fat, and sugar -- things that make the meal taste so good!

"People thought of Spanish cuisine as spicy, full of rice dishes," her daughter said.

Anti-Americanism can be hypocritical: wearing blue jeans or Donna Karan, eating fast food or Alice Waters-style cuisine, their heads full of American music, movies, poetry and literature, the apparatchiks of the international cultural commissariat decry the baleful influence of the American culture that nobody is actually forcing them to consume.

In a hilarious excerpt from "A Year in Provence," Peter Mayle recounts a kitchen renovation suffered at the hands of a contractor who bounds in vowing to "attaquer la cuisine," his speech "full of the onomatopoeic words like tok and crak and boum that the French like to use when describing any form of collision or breakage".

I spent 72 hours in Bologna immersed in cuisine and electronic, days full of food and nights filled with music.