Sentence examples similar to gastronomic link from inspiring English sources
They don't even know that a duck is not just a suprême, that it can be cooked on the bone.' He refers often to the long gastronomic links between Britain and France, and especially of the great partnership of the Swiss hotel manager César Ritz and the French chef Auguste Escoffier, who revolutionised hotels - and hotel cooking.
This lends itself to a gastronomic heritage sometimes linked with the fact that, in the past, some societies had limited access to animal protein from beef or poultry.
Meet two neighbours linked by history, a dramatic coastline and some of France's gastronomic champions.
The rest is gastronomic history.
Why such gastronomic growth?
Gastronomic assimilation at its best.
Gastronomic Pleasures | 8 p.m. 11.
A sort of gastronomic tattoo.
The French sense of identity is, of course, directly linked to the stomach, so McDonald's, genetically modified crops, standardized agricultural practices and other such trends seem to pose a mortal threat to their gastronomic heritage.
Are you ready for … gastronomic opera?
They took a gastronomic tour of Cumbria.
