Sentence examples for garnish which is from inspiring English sources

With a flavor that's a bit like watercress on speed, peppercress performs best as a garnish, which is how many chefs are using it.

I could go on: she encourages the use of parsley, not as a silly garnish (which is what it usually was in those days) but as a great fresh flavor.

Giorgio Locatelli explains in Made in Italy that pizza has to have "the perfect balance between a thin crisp base and a softer garnish, which is why you have to eat it within 5 6 minutes of it coming out of the oven, or it will be soggy and spoilt".

Fresh parsley can be added on top of the stuffed egg whites for garnish, which is a good idea if serving this dish at a party.

And his success with tomatoes brought requests from restaurants and retailers to grow microveggies (mostly used for overly precious garnish), which are difficult and time-consuming.

So go ahead and add a can of rinsed hominy (beans or cooked rice also work) and garnish it as such, which is to say: all of the garnish.

Silky strawberry sauce and hazelnut garnish complete her plate, which is followed by yet another one of her creations: Eastern and Western Scampi, a medley of tiny fava purée and carrot paste dollops with four succulent, seared lagoon scampi, sweet and savory caramelized almond brittle, and a touch of ginger.

The Court of Appeals noted that ARS 1007(A)(1) allows a creditor to garnish assets which are alleged to have been fraudulently transferred.

The olive and the cocktail onion are both later (though undoubtedly still classic) variations on the traditional martini, the sole garnish of which was a bruised/rubbed lemon peel.

The video above shows the making of the latex mask which is garnished with a straw-like tuft replicating Mr Trump's hair.

Nick Mautone, a former bartender who is now a managing partner of the Gramercy Tavern, has created something called the Basil martini, which is garnished with a dried tomato chip and tastes like a pizza margherita served up.