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Definition of bitter greens in English: bitter greensplural noun North American Mixed green leaves of a variety of salad vegetables with a bitter taste, such as endives, chicory, or spinach. Example sentencesExamples - Eat them at once on rustic toast, or as a component in a traditional cooked breakfast (great with runny scrambled eggs), or in a salad with bitter greens and lardons of smoked bacon.
- This is especially important when salads contain bitter greens.
- The meat had plenty of impact on its own, with some nicely sautéed fennel bulb and a heap of garlicky, thrillingly bitter greens at center plate.
- The highlight, though, was the grilled halibut special; it came served on a bed of bitter greens, and was beautifully cooked and tender.
- A dressing made from a fruity, full-flavored oil would provide a perfect contrast for a salad of bitter greens, she says.
- And vegetables that accompany the latter - sweet-corn arepa and bitter greens - are spotlight stealers.
- Their caramel - sweetness then makes a sophisticated winter salad with bitter greens (endive, chicory), crumbled blue cheese, a sprinkling of freshly shelled walnuts or pecans, tossed in nut oil and sherry vinegar.
- The salty chicken broth of escarole soup bore seductive mini meatballs, tender bits of bitter greens and near translucent flakes of scrambled egg and Parmesan.
- Nutty sweetbreads, bitter greens, gently brash shallots, and velvety chanterelles suffuse farfalle in well-oiled repertory.
- He does it again with sweetly smoked duck breast buttressed by brash bitter greens.
- For example, after winter he recommends bitter greens to help cleanse and detoxify the body.
- To keep your digestive juices flowing, try adding salads to your diet that are made from bitter greens such as dandelions, escarole, watercress and mustard greens.
- It's a salad that's got some bitter greens and celery with nashi and spring onions.
- The grilled squid, consisting of large, thinly cut pieces of squid with some bitter greens, was tender and excellent.
- Wild's mushroom tartlets and duck with bitter greens, which we've adapted from his Bay Wolf Restaurant Cookbook, are our new favorite fall Pinot partners.
- It was barely golden, full of sweet onions and bitter greens.
- The salad of arugula and parmegiano consisted of pleasantly bitter greens, shards of freshly shaved cheese and a zesty but not too present dressing.
- Plan meals around foods like sprouts, berries, and bitter greens.
- Striped bass is enveloped by a delicious pan roast of clams, bitter greens, and tomato.
- The salad of arugula and parmegiano combines bitter greens, shaved cheese and a zesty dressing.
Definition of bitter greens in US English: bitter greensplural noun North American Mixed green leaves of a variety of salad vegetables with a bitter taste, such as kale, mustard, collard, endive, chicory, or spinach. Example sentencesExamples - It's a salad that's got some bitter greens and celery with nashi and spring onions.
- Their caramel - sweetness then makes a sophisticated winter salad with bitter greens (endive, chicory), crumbled blue cheese, a sprinkling of freshly shelled walnuts or pecans, tossed in nut oil and sherry vinegar.
- Nutty sweetbreads, bitter greens, gently brash shallots, and velvety chanterelles suffuse farfalle in well-oiled repertory.
- To keep your digestive juices flowing, try adding salads to your diet that are made from bitter greens such as dandelions, escarole, watercress and mustard greens.
- The salty chicken broth of escarole soup bore seductive mini meatballs, tender bits of bitter greens and near translucent flakes of scrambled egg and Parmesan.
- The grilled squid, consisting of large, thinly cut pieces of squid with some bitter greens, was tender and excellent.
- He does it again with sweetly smoked duck breast buttressed by brash bitter greens.
- For example, after winter he recommends bitter greens to help cleanse and detoxify the body.
- The meat had plenty of impact on its own, with some nicely sautéed fennel bulb and a heap of garlicky, thrillingly bitter greens at center plate.
- This is especially important when salads contain bitter greens.
- And vegetables that accompany the latter - sweet-corn arepa and bitter greens - are spotlight stealers.
- Striped bass is enveloped by a delicious pan roast of clams, bitter greens, and tomato.
- It was barely golden, full of sweet onions and bitter greens.
- A dressing made from a fruity, full-flavored oil would provide a perfect contrast for a salad of bitter greens, she says.
- The salad of arugula and parmegiano combines bitter greens, shaved cheese and a zesty dressing.
- Plan meals around foods like sprouts, berries, and bitter greens.
- The salad of arugula and parmegiano consisted of pleasantly bitter greens, shards of freshly shaved cheese and a zesty but not too present dressing.
- Wild's mushroom tartlets and duck with bitter greens, which we've adapted from his Bay Wolf Restaurant Cookbook, are our new favorite fall Pinot partners.
- Eat them at once on rustic toast, or as a component in a traditional cooked breakfast (great with runny scrambled eggs), or in a salad with bitter greens and lardons of smoked bacon.
- The highlight, though, was the grilled halibut special; it came served on a bed of bitter greens, and was beautifully cooked and tender.
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