Sentence examples for ingredients straight from inspiring English sources

Do or Dine gives new meaning to "locally sourced," with ingredients straight from the corner bodega.

There I honed my salad skills further, for ever spoiled by organic ingredients straight from the farm.

It's also a wonderful way to learn about ingredients straight from the experts who grow, farm and produce them.

Breakfasts are made from ingredients straight from the garden: farm-fresh egg frittatas, homemade granola with huckleberries and warm zucchini bread, all made by the proprietor, Judi Stuart.

Part of the Pig mini-chain, this restaurant with rooms offers shabby-chic style, spa treatments in shepherds' huts and a menu using ingredients straight from the kitchen garden.

We like to make the pesto in a mortar and pestle for that chunky, fresh-made texture but you can add all the ingredients straight into a blender or food processor.

This is the sort of high-quality ingredient, straight-ahead home cooking you might have had if your mom like John's made spicy pork dumplings in ginger-soy broth, or smoked trout pâté, or thought to add a side of roasted tomato salsa to the rib eye.

The ingredients are straight from the land: tomatoes, cucumbers, aubergines and watermelons.

I have been tipped off that there is a taqueria holed up somewhere in town, and that the ingredients are straight off the farm.

Cooking classes include making traditional pizza and pasta from scratch or baking generations-old cookie recipes, or relax over a dinner at Ristorante Campo del Drago, where farm-to-table ingredients come straight from their sprawling vegetable patch, which also hosts a gardening class.

The rules of play on Broadway these days all but demand that crowd-drawing names are an imperative ingredient in straight plays, old or new.