sea buckthorn

British  

noun

1. a thorny Eurasian shrub, Hippophaë rhamnoides, growing on sea coasts and having silvery leaves and orange fruits: family Elaeagnaceae

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Example Sentences

Dessert revives malt bread as French toast alongside sea buckthorn and pumpkin held through autumn and sharpened into sorbet.

From Salon

Dishes ooze the here and now: oysters just pulled from the loch drizzled with citrusy sea buckthorn juice; local lamb paired with hedgerow herbs and served with a wild garlic emulsion; asparagus with foraged sea beet, sea kale, sea lettuce and samphire atop custardy Rainton Tomme cheese.

From New York Times

In one dish that followed, sea buckthorn berries had been broken down into a cool soup in which nasturtium leaves floated like lily pads.

From New York Times

Karstad, a chef, former culinary advisor to the legendary Noma team and father of four, knows that not all of us can raise our own chickens or have easy access to sea buckthorn.

From Salon

In the Edit is Australian wattle, bergamot rind, Tuscan rosemary shampoo; lavender, tulsi, blue eucalyptus, sea buckthorn conditioner; sage, ylang ylang, tulsi, desert yarrow, blue chamomile hand soap; and wild clary sage, blue eucalyptus, St John’s wort body wash.

From Los Angeles Times