Sentence examples for spring supper from inspiring English sources

British pork chops and pink rhubarb make a glorious and surprisingly quick spring supper.

Such a recipe will add ballast to a salad and is often just what you are looking for as an accompaniment to a light spring supper if you can't be bothered to peel a potato when you get in from work.

Shaped into spiky little cakes, pan-fried until golden and crunchy, then dressed with flaked fish stirred with hot horseradish and a cool scoop of dilled sour cream, it was a surprisingly simple spring supper, something like the love child of latkes and a seafood risotto.

There are some sprightly riffs with menus "in honor of spring" and "for supper... on a sultry night," and a lovely ode to Southern breads titled "Spoon Bread and Moonlight," enlivened by her mother's memories of visiting her school friends on their postwar plantations in the 1890s.

Here's a delicious supper option for spring; it is fresh and quick to prepare.

My husband calls this the leaf and twigs stage, which is shorthand for, "We're having kale for supper again". Kale, spring greens, leafy greens, bitter greens – it's all a bit green for too much of my year.

A24's "Last Supper" post on Facebook worked for "Spring Breakers" because it easily stood alone as a comic homage for sharing among friends on the Web.

While they may not be the first ingredient to spring to mind when you think of a sheet-pan supper, they can work wonderfully, whether you want them crunchy and golden, or soupier and more like chili.

At their recent Hemsley & Hemsley Supper Clubs, they've been combining tahini with garlic, spring onion, lemon juice, parsley and avocado to make their Green Goddess Dip, which they serve with a rainbow of raw crudités.

Leftover miso dressing is lovely on spring greens, kale and other green veg; toss into noodles for a quick one-pot supper.

His happiness at beating quartz came close to his boyhood joy when a wall-clock he had mended magnificently exploded, springs and glass everywhere, as the family ate their bread and jam at the supper table.Now he had to improve on the lever escapement, which had been invented in 1754 by the English horologist Thomas Mudge and used in most watches since.