Sentence examples for mustard leaf from inspiring English sources

Tsui picked a mustard leaf and handed it to me.

It suits rocket leaves best, but watercress or mustard leaf would work well too.

At lunch, try warm salad of herring milts (roe), black mustard leaf and pancetta as a starter, then fillet of English Channel gurnard, saffron risotto, spiced aubergine and bouillabaisse sauce as a main.

It suits rocket leaves best, but watercress or mustard leaf would work well too. 1 First, blanch your peas and green beans in salted boiling water for 3-4 minuntiluntil just cooked, but still retaining a little bite.

Canola oil comes from a hybrid plant developed in Canada during the late 1960s to early 1970s using traditional pedigree hybrid propagation techniques (not genetically modified) involving black mustard, leaf mustard, and turnip rapeseed.

You don't often see nasturtiums in the shops, granted, so grow your own, nick some from a neighbour (though don't let on I told you to do so), or use watercress, rocket or mustard leaf.

Each mustard cabbage leaf was inoculated with five 2-μl drops of conidial suspension of A. brassicicola along the edge of the leaf, and a 10-μl drop of molten agar consisting of 1% agar and 1% V-8 juice at 60°C was added to each inoculum drop to fix the inoculum on the target site (Chen et al. 2011).

Add to the meat, then add the ketchup, mustard, bay leaf and just enough stock barely to cover the meat.

Stir to coat and cook for a further 2 minutes. 2 Stir in the stock, cream, mustard, bay leaf, nutmeg and butter beans.

The veggies also got high marks from Independent food critic Samuel Muston, who remarked that the pea shoots, micro radish and mustard red leaf appeared "plum and meaty" with a flavor that tasted "vivid and vital". "Buy the same in a supermarket, even a posh one, and you are likely to encounter a taste pitched somewhere between dust and brown paper envelopes," he wrote.

For example, from the August 2005 issue, an article by Tony Perrottet called "The Semen of Hercules" promises discussion of, among other things, "The Kentucky Derby, Philostratus...Pharmaceutical Use of Squeezed Mustard-Rocket Leaf, Guaranteed Sexual Attractiveness...and Ancient Fad Diets".