The word 'entree' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a French loanword that can be used to mean the main course of a meal, like a steak or a fish. For example, you could say, "For dinner we had an entree of steak and mashed potatoes."
The okra fries are an exquisite and generous entree; the fig, pomegranate and cashew kofta is to die for; and the saag paneer is the best I've had in Melbourne – with fresh, smoked Indian cheese buried in tangy spinach and garlic sauce.
That gave religions a new entree, and the list of religious NGOs which gained a consultative status at the UN grew longer and longer; but to put it mildly, they did not all speak with one voice.Mr Haynes looks at the UN system (defined broadly to include the World Bank) and faith under three headings.
Savoury mousses are frequently prepared from poultry, foie gras, fish, or shellfish, to be eaten as a first course or light entree.
"You must live near the UN building," the Floridian says to one of the New York ladies after the entree is served.
Tonight there is explicit praise for a fascist dictator before the entree has arrived.
For entree: chicken with rice by Fares Zeidaies (Thirtieth Street and Broadway, Astoria), with a side of biryani from Meru Sikder's cart (Forty-sixth Street and Sixth Avenue).
They were invited, along with other members of the press, to sample Colonel Sanders' Country Style Ribs--the first new entree since Extra Crispy Chicken, in 1972--and 1972--and 1972--andem-wide approved line of desserts, The Colonel's Little BucK.F.C.sserts, which will be sold "as individual portions of approximately 3 1/2 ozs.
The entree speakers will come later.
The $39 menu includes a pastry, prosecco, an appetizer and an entree.
The prize for best-looking entree went to caramelized medium-rare salmon on a bed of chanterelles and wilted arugula, although its sundried-tomato mojito sauce was something of a muddle.
Another entree that surpassed expectations was the pan-roasted duck.
