Sentence examples for smashed potatoes from inspiring English sources

The menu lists potatoes au gratin, sweet potato crinkles, smashed potatoes and even potato pie.

We went with classic, creamy risotto and smashed potatoes and were very pleased.

You'll find creative burgers and pizzas ($8 to $12), along with seafood and tasty sides like garlic smashed potatoes ($4).

On my first visit to Costata, Michael White's SoHo steakhouse, I was bowled over by the crisp, deeply burnished smashed potatoes.

Our favorite entree was the fork-tender, root-beer-braised short ribs with buttermilk smashed potatoes, baby carrots and pickled onions.

Decidedly not Irish, but still earning its spot on the menu was a tender boneless fried chicken with red-eye gravy, smashed potatoes and collard greens.

The most common items eaten during the post-partum period included rice, smashed potato with spices, raw tea, green banana, black cumin, poppy seed, fenugreek leaves etc.

Among main courses, there are a roast pork tenderloin stuffed with walnut romesco, served with caramelized date-shallot sauce and roasted garlic potato gratin; pepper-crusted Black Angus sirloin with sherry vinegar steak sauce and smashed fingerling potatoes with cabrales blue cheese; and whole cracked lobster served in the shell with sherry vinegar-tarragon sauce and salsa verde risotto.

Mr. Malkovich made smashed red potatoes with the skins on -- "the American way," said Ms. Peyran, who is French but spent her childhood in Italy.

The Eden Brook trout may have travelled all the way from the Hudson Valley, but it's no worse for the wear, its roasted skin and silky pink flesh complemented beautifully by smashed fingerling potatoes and béarnaise.

But if you can overlook the filler (recipes for peas with pancetta and mint, or smashed new potatoes) and the steep price tag, Waxman does have some excellent ideas for pork ribs, chicken and a seven-hour braise of lamb.