Sentence examples for ladle I from inspiring English sources
But in New York, supper clubs are the hottest thing since organic sliced bread, so much so, the night I visited Whisk and Ladle I found myself unwittingly starring in a TV documentary about the trio.
His interest in history runs as deep as his thirst for beverage experiences on the banks of the mainstream, and he has the handsomest punch ladle I've ever laid eyes on, more than 200 years old, with a whalebone handle.
Never before had I needed to discuss every last detail of my life, down to which ladle I used, with anyone.
It's not often I find myself channelling the voice of bad-ass fast-living chef-types, but after finding my favourite knife buried blade-down in the utensils pot, cosying up to the metal whisks and ladles, I couldn't help thinking of Anthony Bourdain's mantra from Kitchen Confidential: "Don't touch my dick, don't touch my knife".
A friend gave me a ladle, and I dipped into the bucket, and drank it, a little sloppily, aware that I now had a red moustache.
There is, for example, a whimsical flight on "The Ladle," which I can admire but cannot like.
"There's a serving spoon and ladle that I'll always reach for," Mr. Reid said, because they offer functionality and a sense of history.
Moments later, as I ladled out the soup, I stammered, "Look, I've never made this recipe before... .. My friends, rightly, threw my earlier admonition back in my face.
Before I ladle the soup into the bowl, I cover the bottom with a purée made from a cup of spinach and a cup of green mixed herbs (parsley, basil, chives and fennel fronds), which have been blanched in boiling water, shocked in ice water and blended until smooth with a little olive oil and vegetable stock.
"You wanna spoon it or ladle it.
