Sentence examples for indigenous delicacy from inspiring English sources
MINNEAPOLIS — As night-life emissaries go, one could do worse than Robert John Wayne, a 31-year-old artist here who happily told a recent visitor about everything from an indigenous delicacy called the Juicy Lucy (a burger with cheese baked into the patty) to what women want, something Mr. Wayne should know, seeing as how he's dating four of them.
Built in 1955 at 21 Ernesto Pugibet Street in the heart of Mexico City's historic enter, the indoor San Juan market is famed for its selection of exotic meats, indigenous delicacies, and rare foreign imports.
The show, which airs Saturday nights on Tolo, is hosted by an affable twenty-two-year-old named Mujeeb Arez, who travels through Afghanistan by jeep — often on highways freshly paved by U.S.A.I.D. funds — talking with residents and exploring local customs, delicacies, and indigenous commerce.
In Ecuador, particularly in indigenous communities, guinea pigs are considered a delicacy.
Both of the animals were eaten by indigenous cast members, who consider monkey brains a delicacy.
The indigenous Australian guide on whom Robyn relies is played with delicacy and charm by Roly Mintuma.
There are plenty of good, local places that offer up fresh sea food and the regional delicacy - Conch, a large sea snail that is indigenous to the region.
In this case an Indigenous Australian elder is guiding a young person to dig for the delicacy tjala 'honey ants' (from Rose 2001, [2010]).
While in most cases, adults, larvae or pupae are eaten as staples by indigenous people, beondegi or silkworm pupae are eaten as a snack in Korean cuisine while Maguey worm is considered a delicacy in Mexico.
