Sentence examples for pimiento from inspiring English sources
noun
A red sweet pepper, a cultivar of Capsicum annuum, used to make relish, stuffed into olives, or used as spice.
St. Ann's Bay is the shipping point for the area's agricultural produce fruit, pimiento, coffee, dyewood, and coconuts.
When I sensed that Allison was running out of questions ("So you say the Chamber arranges for the poinsettia centerpieces — now, wouldn't that be a Garden Club thing to do?"), I decided to check out the buffet: raw vegetables, mixed nuts, deep-fried olives, little sausages, pimiento cheese spread on crustless whole wheat, a block of cream cheese topped with salsa.
It is turning out some top-level food that's hard to find around here: fried chicken that is a contender for the best in the city, plus pimiento cheese ($3 with celery and carrot sticks), banana cream pie ($3), exemplary French fries ($2.50) and craggy, tangy buttermilk biscuits ($1).
After all, the Augusta National Golf Club fairways are slick and shaved; the greens are shimmering carpets; even the pimiento cheese sandwiches spread evenly with no chunks.
— Jeff Gordinier The New Orleans Times-Picayune: The Louisiana food authority Marcelle Bienvenue investigates the sweet peppers that make pimiento cheese so delicious.
A L'Olivier's range of vinegars made with fruit pulp, including mango, tomato, pimiento, cassis and fig, are rich and substantial without being dominant, and make some of the best dressings I have tasted.
When Lyssa Hughes says during an interview on national television that her mother was the kind of Indiana housewife who made icebox cakes and cheese-pimiento canapés, she finds herself on the front page of a tabloid: next to a picture of her taken at a supermarket is the headline "DR. ICE BOX SHOPS".
Open only to wine club members, it featured Caribbean music and Caribbean-inspired hors d'oeuvres, including roasted pineapple, prosciutto-wrapped mango, and fish cakes with papaya-pimiento sauce.
Let them get a little white and then add a tablespoon of oil to the pan.Stir the pimientos in the pan a few times until they have a little colour.
Her recipe for braised lentils with fried pimientos de Padrón and fresh buffalo mozzarella, is available here.Cassandra cooked it with a little help from her friends, but found lovage very difficult to track down (a well-stocked greengrocer or large garden may be your best bet).
Add the pimientos de Padrón to the pan without any oil.
