Sentence examples for onion called from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hamilton added that the filling of finely chopped meat and onion, called pino, can be cooked in either lard or olive oil.

In 2009, a Russian news site repackaged clips from a video piece on The Onion called "New anti-smoking ad warns teens 'It's gay to smoke'" and reported it as legitimate news.

The red onion (called purple in some European countries) is a good choice for fresh use when its colour livens up the dish.

It is terrifying to think that you might lose the security of your traditional career path and the security of your relationship at the same time, but reinvention is a matter of peeling layers off the onion called You.

The Onion calls Quvenzhané Wallis the C-word It's not easy for The Onion to find a spot on this list.

And pass on the mess of hash browns and fried onions called potatoes lyonnaise.

In that northeastern part of Spain, eating the seasonal grilled spring onions called calçots without romesco for dipping is unthinkable.

Also noteworthy: Black Sea dishes like small griddled corn breads, eaten with sautéed pickled Romano beans; and a frittata made with tiny local onions called sakarca.

One memorably complex version, which I've written about before, was spiked with sweet almond biscuits and enriched with hard-cooked eggs and garlic confit, then dolloped on slim green onions called calcots.

If you sow seeds outdoors right this minute, they might grow to respectable size in time, but at this point it would also be smart to plant the tiny onions called sets or else prestarted plants.

She went through the dishes one by one: razor clams ("Those were a huge hit at the John Dory, so it would be kind of a shame if I didn't bring it here"), Tasmanian sea trout ("I had this in Australia and thought it was the most amazing fish"), a bread soup, with shellfish and onions, called a panade ("This is something I had when I first went to Chez Panisse, so I wanted to do that").