"Without question, Real at Hampden in 1960 was by far the most delectable feast I ever described.
Last Wednesday night, Kerry Heffernan, head chef for Central Park's South Gate Restaurant, prepared a delectable feast based on four exotic invasive varieties of seafood: green crab (known to most fisherfolk as bait for blackfish), Asian carp, lionfish and blue tilapia.
Your local shop has a wealth of ingredients from which to make a feast as delectable for your guests as it is stress-free for you – the recipes below are just a springboard.
As for your correspondent, since a further encounter with the charming Miss Blunt seems altogether improbable, I will decline to undertake a second voyage to "Gulliver's Travels," chusing instead to devote myself to the preparation of my customary Holiday Feast, a delectable Stew made from the flesh of Irish Babies.
Pairing this natural beauty with the unrivaled local cuisine — from decadent Michelin-starred feasts to delectable bite-sized pintxos (Basque-style tapas) — may leave your head spinning.
As a delectable starter to the musical feast to follow, the NYC trio whip the crowds up with a hilarious high-kicking musical comedy workout that has us in stitches.
A flock of hungry crows in May could easily peck through our family's vision of feasting on those delectable little ears of Golden Bantam come August.
Matt Seidel on food in literature: "A movable feast of culinary riches teeming with food both delectable — Mrs. Ramsay's Boeuf en daube, Leopold Bloom's tangy mutton kidneys, Proust's madeleine, Prufrock's uneaten peach — and devilish".
There are more satisfying examples, like "Babette's Feast" and "Big Night," which, though stuffed with delectable detail, are about something more than eating; the heroine of the first movie, for instance, is primarily repaying a debt of honor, not just entombing quails in pastry.
During this holy month of Ramadan (or Ramzan, as it is called in India), when the sun sets, Old Delhi awakens to a slew of delectable aromas and crowded markets as excited Muslim families break their fast with a feast known as iftar.
Matt Seidel on food in literature: "A movable feast of culinary riches teeming with food both delectable Mrs.
