Sentence examples for dried berry from inspiring English sources

In years where full ripening is possible, the grapes tend to have red and black cherry aromas, with dried cherry, dried berry, spice and savory notes coming through on the palate.

The most common black variety of peppercorn is the fully matured, oxidized dried berry of the Piper nigrum plant.

I achieve crispness by tossing the bread with the sumac (a lemony flavoured, dried berry, from Middle Eastern shops or www.spiceoflife.co.uk) and olive oil before mixing it into the salad.

Mix a cup of dried onions with a cup of roasted nuts (such as pistachios, pine nuts or almonds) and a half-cup of dried fruit such as golden raisins, dried cherries or barberries (zereshk, a Persian dried berry).

Allspice was so named because the flavour of the dried berry resembles a combination of cloves, cinnamon, and nutmeg.

The barberries — a sour, dried berry from Iran — went into an infusion of water and sugar to plump and sweeten.

Sichuan cuisine is known for "ma la," which refers to the combined effects of those peppercorns — actually dried berries from prickly ash trees — and chili peppers.

There is a terrific chopped salad of bibb lettuce, cubes of creamy blue cheese, bacon, dried berries, candied pecans and julienned strips of crisp Fuji apple.

Necklaces were made, explains Frida, from dried berries of Deadly Nightshade "and put around babies necks, under their vests so they couldn't get at 'em – and not a tear shed from teething".

However, given that Amazon 'scaled' by creating a market for items which could fit through a letterbox, a UK company plans to do the same – this time with food, specifically healthy food like nuts and dried berries.

Raisins and nuts and dried berries, but no lemon, that was the rankest sort of southron heresy".