Sentence examples for topped with something from inspiring English sources

Nostalgia being what it is, there does seem to be a lingering craving for marshmallow-topped sweet potatoes and gluey green bean casseroles topped with something crunchy.

It is often topped with something equally awful, like Spam.

If you want to serve the warm, tangy grains on a bed of salad greens I recommend spinach or sturdy greens like frisée or dandelion greens that will stand up to the heat of the salad and won't wilt beyond recognition when topped with something warm.

Rarer still is the food trend that garners such immediate and absolute derision as "artisanal toast," a category that seems to apply to any stand-alone restaurant or café menu item consisting of high-quality, crisped-up bread topped with something simple (like "small-batch" almond butter) and not called crostini or bruschetta.

On a recent visit, those fanciful flavors included grapefruit, misugaru and lychee sherbet, which you could have then topped with something like caramelized rice or coconut feuilletine.

The 36-inch-wide gas DCS, made by Dynamic Cooking Systems ($3,690), has a convection gas oven and a lava stone grill topped with a grate, something that Mr. Samuelsson admired.

Portman's style is always topped off with something extra.

The dessert, a creamy yogurt, was topped with elderberry syrup and something I'd never heard of: erdmandeln, or earth almonds, small, hard kernels with a coconutlike flavor that made me think of the tropics, but which, the chef-cum-waitress explained, were actually native to Europe.

if you're going to indulge in Italian food you may as well go all the way with something rich, perhaps topped with bacon.

Even the fried rice was something special, topped with spring onions and crushed conpoy.

As I cannot be left alone, we will have to traipse to the local supermarket to do the weekly shopping, and again every time we need to top up with something we've forgotten.