Sentence examples for piles of rice from inspiring English sources
"But you are married, Ali!" said a regular from behind the piles of rice and saffron.
It felt wrong, trampling over food on my dirty motorbike, but these piles of rice were ubiquitous and I got used to it.
Katharina Korveuo runs a taverna in rural Ntipi and now boils many eggs and piles of rice every morning to feed refugees lunch.
Right by the door stand piles of rice from several different provinces, some with large grains, some with small grains, some darker, some lighter, each with a wholly different aroma.
Still, witnesses said piles of rice donated by the government were left uncollected at the gates of some monasteries, a rebuff of the government's effort to placate the clergy.
Camarones al ajillo, 10 large shrimp reddened by their chili-garlic marinade, are not fiery but subtly spicy; like every other main dish, they come with piles of rice and refried beans.
"We picked each other out like black beans in a pile of rice," he told me.
"Pilaf?" he offers, lifting the lid of a cast-iron pot, revealing a pile of rice and meat.
Finally, a small pile of rice, crudely shaped but vaguely nigiri-ish, with something on top — prosciutto turned out to be my favorite.
That zoo's worth of fried meat is mired, tar-pit style, in the thick slick of dark curry sauce atop a pile of rice the size of a pitcher's mound.
Next is a small rounded pile of rice (again, about a tablespoon) with, say, a pile of chopped seasoned greens on top and a thin band of nori wrapped around its side (like the popular sushi made with uni).
