Sentence examples for kitchen supper from inspiring English sources
noun
The evening meal for servants, separate from the family's meal.
- The cook prided herself on making the kitchen supper as delicious as the family's dinner.
I am obsessed with the expression "kitchen supper".
Dinner parties – whether formal affairs with placements and tablecloths, cheese courses and decanters – or the more modern embodiment, the "kitchen supper", are the fabric of society.
Maude blithely described the donations scandal as "a bit of nonsense" and suggested there was nothing odd about the PM having "kitchen supper" with wealthy supporters.
Fortunate man, Sandbrook never had to listen to his elders on the state of the nation over kitchen supper in 1967.
You have to be as quick when serving the risotto, which is why I love it as a kitchen supper for two.
Francis Maude, who grandly excused the PM from revealing his guests because it was only "kitchen supper", doesn't get it if he thinks it only counts when it's a silver-service dinner party, with Mr Hudson pouring the Lafite.
David Cameron attended the Brooks' wedding in 2009, and went to her house for "kitchen suppers".
I defended the PM's kitchen suppers with party donors, for example, and then I hear that many people in the country don't have "kitchen suppers".
It is included in Alison Becker Hurt's book, "Kitchen Suppers" (Doubleday, 1999).
With the option of kitchen suppers on weekend evenings and foraging excursions it looks set to become summer's hottest address.
Although I laugh in the face of "kitchen suppers", I must admit that I'm quite the snob when it comes to dinner.
