Sentence examples for tiny potato from inspiring English sources

Buttery salmon arrived draped across an ambrosial "risotto" of tiny potato dice.

Simple pastas, like spaghetti al pomodoro, are well prepared, and a more complex dish, gnocchetti al pesto, made with tiny potato dumplings, is delicate and surprisingly light.

The vividly seasoned lentil potato, dense with lentils, tiny potato cubes and a few carrot slivers for good measure ($3.75), is a dream.

Ordered au point, the saddle of veal was a bit dry at the edges, but the potato purée on tiny potato plates and a rosace of paper thin potato slices lifted it beyond the ordinary.

"When it's cooked, it tastes very nice, a lot like liver," Mwile said, carefully slicing off the tuber, which resembles a tiny potato.

Diners marvel at Keller's salmon tartar with crème fraiche, which is served in tiny potato tuiles shaped like ice cream cones, and the rich and briny oysters and pearls, a tapioca sabayon topped with oysters and caviar.

In a corner of Edward Bawden's fantastical lithograph Francis Bacon's Garden (1928), a tiny potato-headed gardener juts his jaw as he talks to a gentleman in full ruff-and-doublet Jacobean fig. A second man shears the intricate knot garden.

Spanish mackerel was embellished with tiny potatoes, baby leeks and caviar.

Here, I turn it into a rich, silky dressing for tiny potatoes and sweet grapes.

Along the main path, an old woman dug tiny potatoes out of the soil with her hands.

Chunks of juicy white meat were sautéed with mushrooms, tiny potatoes, quartered fresh artichoke hearts and fava beans.