Sentence examples for head broth from inspiring English sources

Frincatelli, Queen Victoria's chef, author of Cookery Book for the Working Classes, used to serve a "sheep's head broth".

Pig's head broth with cabbage dumplings: it doesn't exactly bark "Sexxxxy!" in the way that maybe Dexter shortribs with mustard, or roast partridge with spinach, bacon and jerusalem artichoke tart might.

The joys lie not merely in the titles of the dishes - giblet soup or sheep's head broth, poor man's goose, baked heart and Queen Bess pudding - but also in the ingredients required.

Kazakhstani restaurateurs go heavy on the beshbarmak (boiled mutton in sheep's head broth with optional flat noodles, potatoes, and/or onions) just like many Kyrgyzstani or Uzbekistani foodies.

Made with a goat's head, the broth is considered to be a cure for cold, said to improve strength and (you've guessed it) act as an aphrodisiac.

I don't know if it was the absence of a fish head in my broth, but my pretty fish remained submerged in a splashing puddle.

Examples are pure gelatin, of course, but also head cheese, bone broth, and ox tail.

The week before the Guardian's visit, Pisani masterminded a pop-up restaurant fundraiser in the school hall, laying on a lavish eight-course dinner for £30 a head, serving mussels, seaweed broth and fennel pollen.

I made a shopping list — carrots, celery, short ribs, barley, parsley and root vegetables (for the broth) — and headed to the market.

Almost five years ago, Geisel overhauled his French-oriented menu and converted it to a new German format, with dishes like Leipziger allerlei, a traditional vegetable medley of peas, carrots, asparagus and morels served with river crayfish and calf's-head ravioli in tarragon broth.

Shanghai soup dumplings look like the sort of ice pack that Lucille Ball would clutch to her head, and disgorge a satisfying broth that is offset by strands of ginger in the accompanying vinegary sauce.