Sentence examples for pepper from inspiring English sources

Serve sprinkled with chopped parsley and a dressing of 2 tbsp olive oil, 1 crushed garlic clove, a dash of red wine vinegar, salt, pepper, and creme fraiche.

Unusually laced with wheat malt, which gives it a thicker mouthfeel and a notably earthy, grainy aspect, this hits you with a triple whammy of big, sweet, juicy caramelised malts; then unsweetened grapefruit, pepper and lemon notes; and finally a lingering bitterness that rolls on and on.

Trickle over a little oil, to give the salad a glossy look, and grind on lots of pepper.

At some point during the evening, the New York police department deployed pepper spray on the crowd to keep protesters from blocking the Lincoln tunnel and Triborough bridge.

I do like Stein's black pepper, though, and his wonderfully zesty kaffir lime leaves, which, like the lemongrass used by Thompson, imbue the chicken with a lovely perfumed freshness.

I met Lisa here, a Californian backpacker and photographer my own age, and we spent afternoons swimming and walking, evenings lazing in hammocks with cold beers or eating crab (and that fiery pepper sauce) at the quiet restaurants (the two best are part of the family-run bungalow resorts at either end of the beach).

Kampot pepper stars in this region too, notably at the nearby Kep crab market, where the locals serve it alongside the tasty little critters – well worth a trip.

Hopkinson puts white pepper in his pie; I prefer the black variety.

A protester wearing a "Fuck the Police" T-shirt appeared to be pulled to the ground by police and pepper-sprayed.

$8 Scott Schroeder, chef of this arriviste hangout in up-and-coming Point Breeze, serves his "Pittsburgh" cheesesteak crowned with salt- and-pepper fries and vinegary coleslaw, as is the custom at Primanti Brothers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Help to prepare the hangi (earth oven), learn to harvest and cook Maori specialities such as kina (sea urchin), taste wild vegetables such as the pepper-like horopito and try your hand at baking Maori bread.