A Panko-crumbed, still runny scotch egg (£4.95) mined with black pudding was almost exceptional.
Occasionally, the essays are mined with people and notions that are simply in Rakoff's way.
Monazite beach sands are readily mined with conventional placer mining equipment and procedures.
Beef tartare is mined with chilies, the heat allayed by guacamole sorbet.
Someone has slipped sriracha into your drink, and the rim of that pink cocktail is mined with peppercorns.
This low-grade, waterlogged fuel can be worked economically in vast open pits, which are mined with massive machines.
Welcome to Royal Birkdale, where the fairways are generous but are mined with devilishly placed bunkers, exacting a price for imprecision.
But their production carries a cost; using more than 40 elements that are mined with untold environmental and social effects on every inhabited continent on earth.
The reason for maximum self-sufficiency comes down to this: The guest room is the demilitarized zone of etiquette, mined with potential explosives.
Unlike gold, which often appears in nuggets or flakes in river beds, silver runs in veins deep in rocks, and is mined with difficulty.
Customers navigate a narrow space mined with buckets of fresh sauerkraut and pickles, bordered by a wall of imported Polish groceries and a cooler full of prepared delicacies.
