Sentence examples for no culinary value from inspiring English sources

Mushrooms are beautiful, spanning every colour of the rainbow, and the vast majority are of no culinary value, or poisonous.

Hand-harvested stigmas of the crocus sativus, real saffron is deep red (yellow threads are either male stamens, which have no culinary value, or an even more crass imitation), with a fabulous flavor as distinctive as that of basil or cumin.

S. occidentalis is "of no culinary value".

These solids will not have much, if any, culinary value.

Forty-plus kinds of native fishes have been found in their bellies, including young snappers and groupers and others of commercial, ecological and culinary value.

Mr. Marcus of the health department said he understood the culinary value of the technique but wanted to make sure it was safely practiced.

Of the hundreds of species described (there's even a psychoactive truffle), about 10 have culinary value, and they vary in flavor and intensity.

Apart from its cultural and culinary value, in a world in which there is a tendency for agriculture to put all its eggs into one basket, small-scale production of alternatives maintains biodiversity.

When pressed to single out one of the 150 or so odd varieties of squash that she has grown on her farm in Rhinebeck for its superior culinary value, she said: "Buttercup is what I call American royalty.

"The spread of domestic plants was driven as much by taste and culinary value as the search for calories," he argues.

Suillus sibiricus is reportedly edible, but it is without any commercial or culinary value.