Sentence examples for tiny dish from inspiring English sources

The tiny dish expands the mind.

Chestnut ice cream is spooned into a tiny dish on the side.

He picked up a tiny dish of a ground terra-cotta-color spice.

This arrives flamboyantly: a tiny dish atop a tea kettle that billows great clouds of lychee-scented vapor.

Along with the sashimi and wasabi, silken tofu is served with minced scallions and a tiny dish of soy sauce on the side ($7).

He looks at the liposomes dancing in their tiny dish of bacteria and toxins rather lovingly: "In 10 years' time, if you're unfortunate enough to get a severe bacterial infection, you may well be cured with the treatment that has come from this institute".

The plating, with its fastidious preparations, varied implements and tiny dishes, was carried out with the hush of a surgical procedure.

It is easy to get sucked in, to get used to the little things on your daily table — the tiny dishes of sambal or chopped red chili peppers, the soy sauce, even the moist towelettes.

"Kaiseki now is a very careful, beautiful, seasonal way to eat, but the chef can design his own style," said Hitoshi Kagawa, the chef at Kai, where dinner can include more than 20 tiny dishes, a practice adopted in recent years by many top American chefs, most famously Thomas Keller of the French Laundry.

Gesturing to their rider – tiny dishes of prunes, nuts and sweets: were it not for the Jägermeister bottles, it could be a table set for a children's birthday party – he gabbles: "Have some food, it's all free!" Complimentary peanuts may soon lose their thrill, but for now, you can't really blame them for getting excited.

When the first AOC opened a decade ago, nobody quite knew what to make of the place, a wine bar near the original Farmers Market that seemed to specialize in cured meats, salads and lots of tiny dishes that reflected the flavors of coastal Italy and Provence, but also Spain and North Africa.