Sentence examples for scoop of cold from inspiring English sources

A more than respectable cranberry-walnut chicken salad ($10.75), promised with "grilled or batter-fried chicken strips," came instead with a scoop of cold chicken salad and no explanation.

Smoke it with apple or cherry wood chips and serve it hot under a scoop of cold vanilla ice cream.

Martha's favorite no-bake dessert is Affogato, which is a shot of hot espresso poured atop of a scoop of cold, high quality vanilla or coffee ice cream.

Proud son Stephen Sivori, who will be serving scoops of cold delight to residents on his dad's old round – covering Gorton and Burnage as well as Levenshulme – believes it's important to keep the ice-cream van tradition going.

A scoop of soft, cold stuff with a bit of Hershey's syrup squirted on top.

That pita bread also functioned admirably as a scoop for cold starters like wonderfully mild herring with waxy yellow potatoes; spinach tarator, a combination of ultra-thick yogurt with spinach and walnut bits; and dips like cacik, similar to tzatziki.

Instead of cottage cheese, you can add a cold scoop of yogurt, sherbet, or ice cream instead.

Use your finger to scoop out a dime-sized dollop of cold cream from the jar.

When the pudding is ready to serve, cover with the strawberries and all their juices and put great big scoops into serving bowls with plenty of cold double cream.

An artistic arrangement of cold, slim asparagus, scoops of soft mozzarella and roasted sweet red pepper tasted as good as it looked, and a plentiful serving of mild, smoked fish -- salmon, trout, bluefish pate, whitefish salad -- arranged on a bed of field greens could have made a satisfying light entree.

Plunge the lovage into it, scoop out immediately and immerse in a bowl of cold water to cool.