side dish

noun

a serving of a portion of food in addition to the principal food, usually on a separate dish.
the small additional dish used for such food.

side dish

First recorded in 1715–25

My favorite dish is the scallops (beware, the plate is quite small, so order a side dish).

Just in time for Thanksgiving, a perfect side dish of intensely flavored Spanish-style roasted potato salad.

The Daily Beast started as an aggregator with some original reporting as a side dish.

The official American side dish sometimes masquerades as a heart attack on a plate.

But done right, this is an exceedingly tasty vegetarian side dish.

She was next to her father, and was very glad to find the dinner so grand, that no side-dish fell to her lot to be carved.

Place your eggs on a side dish, pour your curée round and finish with parsley: makes a pretty lunch dish.

Send these up with the soup in one side dish and dry powdered mint or sweet marjoram in another.

Indeed, they even had some of the venison as a side dish; this was cooked in the frying-pan after the usual manner.

Chopped very fine and sprinkled over Dutch cheese they make a very acceptable side dish or sandwich filling.

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