Sentence examples for some walnuts from inspiring English sources

"Take some capers, not too salty, some walnuts, some olive oil.

Unwrap it and put it on a plate with some walnuts and fruit; let come to room temperature.

Break up and grate some walnuts over the top, scatter with lots of chervil, and spoon olive oil and salt over the whole plate.

In the corner, Sean Cummins was playing with some walnuts, making some anatomical references to them in the style of the barracks.

Then, to my fascination, he'd whip up a delicious pasta sauce from almost nothing: a few anchovies and some walnuts, or a can of tuna and another of beans.

Divinely dark, seductively sandy, these are brownies for grown-ups, especially if you defy Nigel and add some walnuts – far from getting "in the way", they're a pleasingly crunchy counterpoint to all that chocolate.

And Ms. Hotchner said it might be possible to keep some walnut paneling.

To serve, dress the fennel with generous amounts of olive oil, lemon juice and salt, and dribble over some walnut vinaigrette, but do this only at the last minute, so the fennel retains its crunch.

In less sure hands these disjunctures might merely feel like a chance to finger some walnut marquetry and mist up about the days when Sir Larry could dash home on the 23.00 non-stop Brighton Belle having strangled Desdemona in Southwark just half an hour earlier.

I made some walnut milk, just now.

Take some walnut hull powder and water and add echinacea and goldenseal powder to it.