Sentence examples for the bisque from inspiring English sources
noun
A thick creamy soup made from fish, shellfish, meat or vegetables.
"The bisque to start with," Lamont orders.
The bisque itself is salty and a bit starchy.
Shrimp and okra gumbo ($5.95) was peppery, but no match for the bisque or the turtle soup.
The bisque was thick and briny, with a red antenna protruding like something from a submerged alien.
With the bisque comes crostini covered in overlapping petals of a pale orange purée of uni, butter and salt.
When the bisque has reduced by half, season if necessary with salt and pepper and add the tarragon and parsley.
The Empire State Building glowed in a pink hue to celebrate the bisque-colored paper that got its start in Britain on May 1 , 1888
But from the infomercials they were already familiar with the frilly bedroom that screams mistress rather than master suite, the great room's flowing floor plan and masculine décor that blends seamlessly with the bisque-colored cabinets in the kitchen beyond.
Others agreed that the ending took the bisque-it while some believed it might snatch the Palme Thermid'Or: Henry Barnes headed along to the press conference this morning and discovered a rather unlikely inspiration for the film.
Skip the lobster bisque and the corn chowder (a soup of the day); both had a gloppy texture.
Less enticing are the lobster bisque and the corn-and-crab chowder, neither of which tastes much like its namesake shellfish.
