Sentence examples for traditionally eaten from inspiring English sources

An Italian classic, traditionally eaten on the Feast of St Mark.

This dish is traditionally eaten on the Greek national holiday on 25 March, especially in Thrace.

The tart is traditionally eaten warm but it's great cold, too.

It's a great way of using leftover rice and a traditionally eaten for breakfast or late suppers in Vietnam.

Ful medames is a delicious spicy stew that's traditionally eaten for breakfast (and to break your fast).

Kubaneh is a Yemenite-Jewish yeast loaf traditionally eaten on the morning of the sabbath, after it has baked overnight at a low temperature.

On Easter, mämmi, a pudding made from malt and rye flour, is traditionally eaten from containers made of (or made to resemble) birch bark.

"People traditionally eat and enjoy lamb cooked rare, the same as beef.

To mark their achievement of an equivocal freedom, Haitians traditionally eat pumpkin soup.

Known as Sprengidagur (Bursting Day), Icelandic families traditionally eat salted lamb (or horse) and split pea soup.

In Piedmont in northern Italy, they traditionally ate so much of it they were known as "the polentone".