Sentence examples for emblematic dish from inspiring English sources

The emblematic dish of Hawaii is kalua pig, baked whole in a pit with ti leaves and lava rocks.

His concept of turning poor ingredients into gourmet dishes has lived with me ever since, and his trotter is the most emblematic dish of that approach.

The emblematic dish at Bestia lately has probably been the lamb neck, a huge, soft, profoundly meaty slab that he finishes with a slash of tart salsa verde.

So you will want to try the egg custard with sea urchin, a beef rendang that could double as an Indonesian-spiced daube, and a splendid, anise-scented pot-au-feu that splits the difference between that emblematic French dish and a Vietnamese pho.

On the other hand, this sleepy little town in the Cathar country east of Toulouse is the ne plus ultra destination for anyone who wants to go to the source of southwestern France's most emblematic dish.

One of La Varenne's contemporaries claimed the dish was emblematic of all that was wrong in cooking.

If you're looking for dishes that really highlight dried peppers, you may not find a dish more emblematic than mole, a rich, aromatic and thick sauce or paste synonymous with Mexican cuisine.

This story is emblematic.

The large frog known as crapaud or mountain chicken (Leptodactylus fallax), one of four amphibian species on the island, was long an emblematic part of Dominica's fauna (and a national dish), but it has become highly endangered because of a fungal disease.

A salad may seem modest, but that dish (and its cult following among trend-attuned New Yorkers like Ms. Bhojwani) is emblematic of a shift in the way that women participate in the crucial information-gathering and idea-generating ritual known as lunch.

Such whimsical creations were emblematic of Adrià's deconstructivist philosophy, by which he aimed to preserve the essence or flavour of a familiar dish even as its form or texture was radically altered.