Sentence examples for tricky dish from inspiring English sources

You might imagine this is a tricky dish to execute, but it's simple, really.

With that tricky dish it is getting into bed with I think it will acquit itself handsomely.

Fiona Beckett's drink match Another tricky dish to pair with wine, but a well-chilled glass of Torres' exotic, scented Viña Esmeralda 2011 (widely available at around £8.29; 11.5% abv), a blend of moscatel and gewürztraminer, should do the biz.

We'll need to work together to pull it off: Felicity cooking three tricky dishes concurrently; me, er, turning the fountains on.

Soufflé Penny Lewis, who runs cookery courses at The Culinary Cottage near Abergavenny, South Wales, which deal with supposedly tricky dishes, is confident that anyone can make a soufflé that is lovely and light.

Fiona Beckett's drink match Try an unoaked or lightly oaked white rioja, my new go-to match for tricky dishes such as this: Sainsbury's rich-textured Taste the Difference Vinedos Barrihuelo Rioja Blanco 2011 (£8.99; 12% abv) is a well-priced option.

Champagne: Because of its celebratory and toasting reputation, in general Champagne is hugely underrated as a food wine, but pairs well with many tricky dishes.

It's one of the trickier dishes to present in an appetizing way.

In addition to the usual fish, there is an emphasis on fresh anchovies, best when fried, and uskumru dolmasi, a tricky mackerel dish made by stuffing the skin of the fish with the deboned flesh, parsley, pine nuts and onions, then breading and deep-frying it for a rich-tasting tour de force.

Cauliflower rice can be a bit tricky in dishes where the rice is supposed to absorb excess liquid.

Former Blair House manager Mary Edith Wilroy dished about tricky diplomatic moments in her 1982 book "Inside Blair House," written with Lucie Prinz.