Sentence examples for toasted onion from inspiring English sources

Steam Rice Crepe, six compact rice paper rolls of ground pork and mushrooms, half-moon slices of soft Vietnamese sausage under toasted onion shreds (a brilliant, traditional touch), cucumber and crisp bean sprouts, was utterly different but just as intriguing.

Or you can try what used to be Philip Roth's favorite -- on the evidence of one self-referential novel -- chopped herring salad on a lightly toasted onion bagel, giving an updated definition to "Portnoy's complaint": heartburn.

'Bialy Eaters' While a bialy is a bialy to most people, to Mimi Sheraton, a former New York Times food critic and writer, the crusty bread roll with a toasted onion center is much more.

Word of Mouth has expounded the joys of leftovers before – juicy hunks of cold roast beef, take-away curries, even toasted onion bajis: all, apparently taste better the next day.

Every sandwich on this menu is a winner, but I'm partial to Freddy's French dip, served with horseradish cream on a toasted onion roll.

Stokes responds that he looks forward to going home and eating a toasted onion bagel at Sid's delicatessen in New York while he reads in the newspaper about the Nazi being sentenced to death for war crimes.

For over 65 years this Lower East Side landmark has been the home of the world's best hand-crafted bialys, those yeasty, chewy rolls with the identifying center well and a topping of toasted brown onions.

The Berkshire pork on toasted bread with onion marmalade, pickles, Swiss cheese and spicy mustard was a good choice.

Appetizers include crawfish raviolette with toasted almonds; Vidalia onion and black olive tart; and ahi tuna tartare and hamachi sashimi.

An omelet of diced ham, green pepper and onion on toasted bread.

The kibbe, two baked shells of bulgur and ground meat, stuffed with toasted pine nuts, almonds, onion and more ground meat, can seem dry.