"ordinary meal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a meal that is typical, unexceptional, or average compared to other meals. For example, "We had an ordinary meal of spaghetti and salad for dinner tonight."
No one wants an ordinary meal in a great restaurant; Passard is simply offering another kind of extraordinariness.
It might also be that I lived in France for a year so it brings back a lot of memories: it reminds me of going out for "an ordinary meal" in Paris.
Yet this is not an ordinary meal, but a moment of divine revelation, and it is the fall of unnaturally bright light that endows Christ with the radiance of a vision; this symbolic use of light is perhaps Caravaggio's most important innovation.
But $9.47 for one ordinary meal is not cheap.
It is possible that Jesus' last meal was a regular, but perhaps not ordinary, meal.
Her motto is: "Don't stop the carnival!" She celebrates with animated conversation, turning an ordinary meal into an extraordinary occasion, with a good story and laughter.
Florence likened the crianzas to ordinary Chianti Classicos, which might be overshadowed by longer-aged, showier riservas and super-Tuscans but are just right for ordinary meals.
Popkin published a study showing US children were eating almost continuously, with three snacks a day as well as their ordinary meals.
With just a splash of color, a little texture and some nature, you can bring the outdoors in and turn ordinary meals into memorable ones.
The town's Old Ship Church (1681) was a Puritan meetinghouse and is now conserved as a museum, and the Old Ordinary (1680) was a colonial tavern that served daily "ordinary" meals to travelers.
"Nothing seems to have moved on, and I've had some very ordinary meals," he said in an interview that ran in all the Australian newspapers while I was there.
