Actually, those fumes can be a bit much — who wants to leave dinner smelling like arson?
Their husband is at home, eating a microwave dinner, smelling all day what they got cooking in the Crock Pot.
Then out of nowhere … Dinner!" Smells quickly jump to fill a space without indicating their appearance, and just as swiftly are gone.
If Grassley was truly outraged at the seppuku-demanding level, wouldn't he have reported that although the Swiss steak dinner smelled tasty, he was unable to partake because his digestive system was overflowing with bile?
A clever trick is to bake it just as your friends arrive for dinner (the smell as it bakes is scrumptious), then you can serve it warm with vanilla ice cream for a yummy dessert.
When we came back, just in time for dinner, Mom smelled smoke on us.
For example, describe the nuances of your dinner's scent: "I can smell the earthy ground corn in these tortillas, the sweet and spicy tang of the pork filling, the fresh soapy scent of the cilantro, and the floral citrus burst of the lime".
"Speedboat" sometimes strikes me as a kind of travel writing, the jotted observations of a literary anthropologist, rendering, with great precision, the woman who asks the Japanese sculptor next to her at dinner if Americans "smell badly to him," the luncheon with a man known to be a murderer (whom the reader presumes is Claus von Bülow).
A recipe can transport you to a holiday dinner or a smell may remind you of days in the kitchen with family and friends.
By the end of the night, the oak floors of the 19th-century mansion were pooled in beer, and the club -- famed for its silver candelabras and white tablecloth dinner service -- smelled more like a brewery.
