Sentence examples for tin of tomatoes from inspiring English sources

chuck in roasted seeds, chilli powder, turmeric and salt BEFORE THE SPICES CATCH tip a tin of tomatoes (or water and some tomatoe puree) put in a tin of chickpeas or properly soaked and cooked chickpeas Simmer for a few minutes while rice/bread cooks Sever with rice/flat breadbread/baked potato/chips/on toast depending on what you have.

Place it over a medium heat and, once hot, add the tin of tomatoes.

Eggs are economical, and a tin of tomatoes is good value and packed with vitamin c.

The first time she sent him out to buy a tin of tomatoes, he returned with baked beans.

They are the minerals on which laptops and mobiles and even the tin of tomatoes in the cupboard depend.

But combined with a tin of tomatoes, some scrapings of courgette and a sprinkling of thyme, advises an advertisement for Sainsbury's, they make a nice pasta sauce.

The study (pdf), which was "prepared for Tetra Pak, Inc" by a firm called Franklin Associates based in Kansas, says that, over its lifetime, a tin can of tomatoes will be responsible for over three times as much carbon dioxide than a Tetra Recart containing tomatoes.

I still like a tin of tomato soup to this day.

There was a tin of tomato juice; wouldn't everyone prefer Bloody Marys?

At lunchtime, she opened a tin of tomato soup and he made cheese sandwiches.

—No, I swapped that with Violet Huggins for a tin of tomato soup.