Sentence examples similar to succulent fare from inspiring English sources
The braised short ribs (with mashed potatoes) were perfect: simmered to a succulent fare-thee-well.
It has squash courts and clay tennis courts, three swimming pools, a state-of-the-art gym, and restaurants serving succulent Peruvian fare like ceviche.
So it should be no surprise that last November Ms. Morton opened Found Kitchen and Social House, a thoughtfully conceived storefront featuring succulent local fare in a decidedly urban, brick-and-candlelight environment that fuels perhaps the brightest dinner party vibe between Chicago and Milwaukee.
The squab terrine looks like a piece of edible stained glass, and the double pork chop with prune-plum compote is succulent cold-weather fare.
Restaurant fare includes succulent coconut curry chicken and Caprese pizza.
But there is no better place in New York for excellent Indonesian fare, including succulent satays, wonderful and aromatic whole fried fish, a solid rendition of beef rendang and a very excellent shrimp and spicy chilli sauce.
The fare should be succulent, but the seating should be planned with equal care: diners should be properly introduced, and delicate attention should be given to the way they might relate to one another.
BBC's Christmas plans Probably the most succulent dish which BBC television is providing in its Christmas fare this year will be the Eurovision relay from Munich on Christmas Day of the second act of the lavish production of "The Marriage of Figaro," which has been chosen to mark the end of the Mozart bicentenary.
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