Dish
Meaning
A shallow, flat-bottomed container for cooking or serving food.
Pronunciation
UK dɪʃ
US dɪʃ
Example Sentences
- The dessert can be made chocolate, mixed with coconut, flavored and colored with saffron, or even forgo sugar and be turned into a savory dish.
- Moreover, [Saulsbury's] book contains numerous suggestions for savory renderings of the dish, including those made with varied vegetables and goat cheese.
- This will easily give the custard the desired thickness needed, and adds little to no flavor to the dish.
- These cakes were specially made to mark the beginning of spring and eventually started being called “spring dish”.
- Spring dish gained immense popularity at the time of [Tang] and [Song] dynasty rule and in this period the dish was better known as five spice dish because of its hot and spicy flavor.
- Gradually, at the time of [Ming] and [Qing] dynasties, the cake got transformed to rolls and the name changed from spring dish to spring rolls.
- The dish costs $1,166 per serving.
- The love for fish and chips ranks alongside roast beef and Yorkshire puddings (as well as the recently nominated chicken tikka masala) as an English national dish.
- And since fish and potatoes were two of only a few foods not rationed in [WW] II, the traditional dish maintained its status.
- The Ultimate Takeaway Dish .
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