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Discover Ludwig"order dishes" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could write, "I went to the restaurant and ordered dishes for the whole table."
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Apparently, you can also order dishes prepared in a Tandoor oven, in traditional Punjabi style.
"I'd buy their books, look at the recipes, then go to their restaurants and order dishes that were in the books.
"So many westerners order dishes such as sweet-and-sour pork, char siu buns and stir-fried rice noodles with beef, which I really don't like," she says.
Bocca di Lupo The inspired option to order dishes in a smaller plate size means that you can try a wide range of Jacob Kenedy's brilliant regional Italian food.
It's a meal I don't eat often, so I tend to order dishes I miss cooking, such as eggs Benedict, which I spent years making early in my career.
But where "Law and Order" dishes up a hefty dose of legalese in its second half, "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit" leaves most court matters to the imagination.
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Further, we calculated an increase of the cell volume in both cell lines in the order dish culture < conventional membrane culture < ALI culture.
We detected a significant decrease of the cell surface in both cell lines in the order dish culture > conventional membrane culture > ALI culture (Table 2, cell area).
We chose the all-you-can-eat Seagrapes buffet where the food was generally well prepared, particularly the stir-fries and other cooked-to-order dishes.
The choice of teas at breakfast was a vast improvement on the builders' tea in my room, with a civilised fruit, yoghurt and (carton) juice buffet, plus cooked-to-order dishes such as mushrooms with laver bread.
It has seen scores of diners ordering dishes that don't strictly go together.
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