Sentence examples for various olives from inspiring English sources

Some items, including various olives, spice mixes and a few pastries like sesame sandwich cookies, are made by Mimi's.

There's a three-strong Yorkshire cheeseboard accompanied by a sparky, sweet 'n' spicy rhubarb chutney (£5.65), various olives, kipper, smoked salmon and Whitby crab pates, plates of smoked pork salami with a chilli salsa, tapenade and Melba toast and, for dessert, local goats' milk ice-cream (100ml tub, £2).

While the menu at Todd English Todd English 's various Olives restaurants is constantly changing, one thing is certain: As soon as the temperature drops, English's recipe for tortelli of butternut squash with brown butter and sage is back on the menu.

October of that year turned out to be "Spanish celebration month" at the deli, and the newsletter sang the praises of various olive oils, sherry vinegars and Sephardic Jewish cooking, but there was one entry that seemed most remarkable, about a unique, otherwise anonymous Spanish cheese called Páramo de Guzmán.

Bacterial communities in OMW generated from various olive-fruit varieties had only 15% of the OTUs identified in common, indicating a cultivar-dependent microbial profile [ 30].

Many oils are suitable for making toum - various olive oils (resulting toum somewhat less fluffy, not so brilliant white, with a mild bitterness), canola oil (resulting toum is brilliant white, fluffy, with no oil flavor), and soy-based vegetable oil (the resulting toum is much like canola-based toum, but seems to separate earlier while stored than does toum made with other oils).

The dorsal wings of P. erithalion zeuxis display various colors: olive, yellow, and red.

Davenport used the land for timber, grazing, and the cultivation of various crops, including olives and grapes for wine production.

Synergistic functions of various molecules in olive tree extracts such as roots, stems, and leaves of olive compared to the action of one or two main components of the extract appear questionable.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Typical polarization curves of steel in 1 M HCl for various concentrations of olive roots (a), stems (b), and leaves at 308 K (c).

However, similar effects were also reported in the past when various types of olive mill wastes were added to Pleurotus cultivation substrates resulting in delayed formation of primordia [ 17, 18, 20].