They have an amiable, distant relationship with women; their mother packs a delectable picnic lunch, and no one seems to notice when her name changes briefly, in mid-series, from Laura to Mildred.
Although its décor is scattershot (hunt club flourishes next to Japanese folding partitions?), the offerings at Polo Grill, also open for lunch, are delectable.
The leatherback sea turtle's ideal lunch buffet consists of delectable jellyfish, and researchers have now captured the dining experience from the turtle's perspective.
Alongside many other delectable tidbits, such as what Plummie eats for lunch and the details of his enviable writing process, Wind settles an age-old question about the erstwhile gent's actual name: "Wodehouse," by the way, is pronounced as if it were spelled "Woodhouse".
Buying street bread and Traditional lunch of kebab and beans DINING From delectable fluffy 25-cent cheese-pastries sold at storefront bakeries to finer dining, local foods are delicious and a good value.
Breakfasts (think juicy poached fruit with a dab of goat's milk yogurt and a dusting of almonds and flax seeds) and lunches (perfect salads, including a Caesar so delectable that one guest licked the lemon dressing off his plate) were tasty, but dinner gets star billing.
Yet at lunch a thin and true tempura batter coated delectable sweet potato fries that accompanied a Vietnamese spider wrap, filled with soft-shell crab, avocado, pineapple and tomato.
Indian With prices generally easy on the wallet, Indian restaurants are particular bargains for lunch and brunch, when an elaborate selection of varied and delectable dishes lines their buffet tables.
The battle for breakfast Western purveyors of salty, fatty delectables such as McDonald's and KFC serve up vast quantities of lunch and dinner in China.
When I ate lunch with him after watching him making sausage, I tasted not only his chewy, delectable, thoroughly cured soppressata, sliced paper thin, but also one of his more recent experiments -- a Moroccan-style dry-cured lamb sausage called merguez, jampacked with cumin and cayenne.
