calamari
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How to use calamari in a sentence
Indeed, what looks like grains of rice is in fact minced calamari.
L’Ardente, an Italian stunner, combines fun and finesse | Tom Sietsema | October 29, 2021 | Washington PostThe chef’s preferred ceviche is mine as well, the “mixto” bringing together raw corvina, tuna, shrimp, fried calamari and leche de tigre, the spicy, citrusy “tiger’s milk” that lightly cures the seafood and electrifies the salad.
El Secreto de Rosita seasons its pan-Latin menu with charms galore | Tom Sietsema | October 8, 2021 | Washington PostThe single best starter is a plate of calamari, sprinkled with semolina and fried to a fine crunch.
Half is not enough of the creamy risotto, to which a heaping spoon of lemon zest and olive oil is added just before it leaves the kitchen with a topper of wild calamari, zesty with espelette pepper.
Tosca returns to business downtown with a fresh look and new chef | Tom Sietsema | June 4, 2021 | Washington PostThe nation that once revered him threatened to chop him up and fry him into calamari.
The Amazing Tale of Paul the Psychic Octopus: Germany’s World Cup Soothsayer | Emily Shire | July 12, 2014 | THE DAILY BEAST
"Yeah, it is ambitious," Sayles shrugs, picking at a calamari salad with his fingers.
One of the most memorable dishes I have had there is Baby calamari filled with calamari ink, fresh chick peas and chorizo.
It is a dish that I love but have never been able to recreate properly because we just cannot get calamari that small over here.
This recipe calls for calamari on the grill, a method that brings out the sweet tenderness of the small cephalopods.
British Dictionary definitions for calamari
/ (ˌkæləˈmɑːrɪ) /
squid cooked for eating, esp cut into rings and fried in batter
Origin of calamari
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