Sentence examples for great platter from inspiring English sources

One thing worth seeing again and again can be found on the regular menu: a great platter of fried long hot peppers that Mr. Taormina says he finds at a farmers' market in Newark.

The feet may be removed or wrapped in tin foil, the bird roasted and the foil removed to add nobility to the serving, especially if each bird is sat upon a crouton of bread upon a great platter.

At a lunch in the Altman Building the day before the fashion show, there was smoked reindeer wrapped in thin bread, herring in mustard sauce on potato halves, smoked eel on rye bread, and scrambled eggs in little tarts -- a great platter of gamy amuse-gueules.

There's a carving station for Peking duck and roast suckling pig, another for poaching shrimp and clams, a satay station, a great big platter of steamed crab legs, a raw bar and a sushi bar.

He put all this out on a great big platter, and lets you choose as a viewer what you want to enjoy.

Great platters of it appear at banquets.

It was everything we could have hoped for: Gauloises smoke and cheap red wine served with great platters of bistro fodder and nostalgia.

9. Pampa + (212) 865-2929 768 Amsterdam Avenue, near 98th Street Manhattan $ Cash only Argentina, of course, is famous for its beef and its parrilladas, simple barbecue restaurants that serve great platters of grilled steaks, sausages, ribs and other cow parts.

"The Great Pretender" by the great Platters exposes the singer's authentic bravery as he faces heartbreak head-on: "Too real is this feeling of make believe/Too real when I feel what my heart can't conceal".

Speaking of sobriety, we were kept sitting upright by stunningly great platters of jamón Ibérico, crunchy salt cod croquettes, Spanish tortillas filled with sweet peppers and garlic and dabbed with smoked paprika aioli, and a cheese that was new to almost all of us: Torta de Queso Canarejal, a soft unpasteurized, ewe's milk cheese, produced by the Santos family in the province of Castilla-Leon.

There he is, on the cover of JAMIE OLIVER'S GREAT BRITAIN (Hyperion, $35), wearing a loud plaid shirt and holding a big platter of roast beef with potatoes.