A few years ago, chefs began serving soup at the table, ladling it into a warm bowl in front of the diner.
"You slice the turkey and put it on a platter to serve it," he said, "and then right before you go out to the table, you ladle some stock over the top to warm it and give it a little moisture, too.
He actually spends, say, three and a half minutes, or whatever it is, to make the Chicken Tortilla Avocado Soup, as opposed to the guy who has it on the steam table and ladles it out.
'Things' or 'objects' refer, most paradigmatically, to medium-sized entities such as tables and ladles, pears and bears, and locks and socks.
Since we have the irony pot on the table, let's ladle out another helping: while experts have been becoming more convinced, the rest of us have been moving in the opposite direction.
"Chives," by Julie Sheehan (September 29 , 2014 You chop an onion, bone a breast, cradle an artichoke's dense, thorny crown, you pluck a chicken, a leaf, an eyebrow peddling luck with love, you set a table, you seat, you ladle your soup, you chomp an apple, you agitate the linens.
by Sharon Levy You chop an onion, bone a breast, cradle an artichoke's dense, thorny crown, you pluck a chicken, a leaf, an eyebrow peddling luck with love, you set a table, you seat, you ladle your soup, you chomp an apple, you agitate the linens.
You chop an onion, bone a breast, cradle an artichoke's dense, thorny crown, you pluck a chicken, a leaf, an eyebrow peddling luck with love, you set a table, you seat, you ladle your soup, you chomp an apple, you agitate the linens.
This dish is best placed in the center of the table with a large ladle, having diners help themselves to individual portions.
Straddle a bench at a long wooden table while sauce is ladled over slabs of pork and beef and crinkle cut fries.
