Sentence examples for hallmark ingredients from inspiring English sources
Other hallmark ingredients are curry spices and the watery milk from baby Thai coconuts (also called "jelly coconuts" because of their soft meat) sold at Asian markets.
It lacked the pheasant that's the hallmark ingredient of Carcassonne cassoulet Ducos uses confit de canard instead but had a delicious chunk of tender pork from the special race of pigs raised in the neighboring Montagne Noire.
He's not trying to refine Ethiopian cooking as much as he's honoring it with quality ingredients, the hallmark of every good chef.
Using local ingredients is a hallmark of these new, upstart British pizzerias.
But it's nearly impossible, he said, for a nationwide company to use another hallmark of artisan — locally sourced ingredients.
Mr. Flay has long credited Mr. Waxman with being the greatest influence on his own cooking by introducing him to the Southwestern ingredients that became his hallmark; he worked in all three of Mr. Waxman's kitchens in the 80's.
His seamless integration of Western and Japanese ingredients has long been a hallmark at his other high-energy restaurants that span the globe from Honolulu to Mumbai.
His dishes are clean, bright and highly precise allowing single ingredients to be the star of the show: the hallmark of the new Catalan kitchen.
(Using local ingredients, even in the depths of winter, is one of the hallmarks of this cuisine).
A missing ingredient is Zagat's pithy and witty summaries of the comments, a hallmark of its restaurant reviews.
Using America's Test Kitchen hallmark methods, the cooks worked through dozens of versions of recipes to sort out just the right ingredients to make pasta without gluten as delicious as pasta with gluten — a protein that "provides lift during baking.
