Sentence examples for heritage corn from inspiring English sources
Along the way we stop in Beirut to find the city eternally optimistic in the wake of the Arab Spring; Provence, where one of the world's most reclusive patrons has turned his vineyard into an architectural theme park; and the Tuscarora Reservation in New York State, for a look at how the tribe's heritage corn has survived the ages, and why it matters to agriculture.
People rhapsodize about the earthiness of a corn one hecho a mano (freshly handmade); high-end Mexican restaurants in the United States boast on social media about their use of heritage maize to create organic, non-G.M.O.
Unlike dueling hipster gins from Brooklyn and earnest "grain-to-glass" spirits from upstate, Tirado is focusing its efforts on homelier products with Puerto Rican heritage: "fruit-aged" rums and corn whiskey.
Distilled in Oaxaca, Mexico, and available in mash bills that are either dominated by heritage-strain white, yellow, or black corn, these are fascinating whiskies.
Handsome dark chairs, wood-grain tables and curving banquettes in gentle heritage colours spread themselves over what was the corn-trading basement floor.
No, Mr. Romney was pandering to the good people who grow corn in Iowa, and diminishing the poetic heritage of America's wheatgrowers.
But North Fork farmstands that have lately included locally grown shishito peppers and multicolored carrots, along with corn and seasonal stalks of brussels sprouts, are starting to sell their own chickens, eggs and heritage pork.
He mentioned brined heritage pork with purple potato salad and quince aioli, steak with bone marrow béarnaise, and Maine lobster with grilled corn, sun-dried chili butter and fresh tomatillo.
It is heritage, heritage, heritage".
Defining heritage What exactly does "heritage" mean?
