Sentence examples for striking dishes from inspiring English sources

There are other similarly small, striking dishes on the menu, but not everything is quite so impressive.

One of the most striking dishes is a variation on obložené chlebíčky (an open-faced sandwich with poached egg and Prague ham).

I spoke with him on the phone this week, before publishing my review of Atera, to find out how he makes three of the most striking dishes on a recent tasting menu.

Myocytes were loosened from the dish by striking the dish several times sharply on the bench top.

Though a nearby location of Osha Thai Noodle Cafe stays open later, Lers Ros Thai in the Tenderloin has become a destination for striking regional dishes that can be hard to find elsewhere, like thinly sliced smoky pork shoulder, duck larb and stir-fried pork belly with basil.

For this article, I went looking for cooks who have dug deeper into the book and struck gold — dishes that are not necessarily impressive or famous (hello, six-page Cassoulet recipe!), but are part of everyday kitchen life.

Early this month, they doused controversy by striking a planned dish of horse meat tartare from the menu, but they still offer plenty of adventure to the loyalists, neighborhood workers and unsuspecting museumgoers who stream inside for lunch.

An alternative framework [35], [36] emphasizes the complementary roles of left and right hands in everyday human manipulative behaviors (e.g. cutting bread, hammering a nail, writing on paper, striking a match, washing dishes), in which the left hand typically provides a stable postural support for the higher frequency actions of the right hand.

But a few dishes struck false notes.

But their elegant restaurant and simple, solid dishes, strike me as something like an apogee of that revival.

The lemon-yellow walls and sea-green tiles give it a bright, cool look, and the solid wooden table in the center of the dining room, loaded down with vegetable side dishes, strikes a rustic note while communicating the food philosophy: fresh from the market, and prepared without fuss.