saffron造句

This is the land of Manchego cheese and saffron.

Seared scallop with saffron risotto, Parmesan cheese, dill.

The world's most expensive spice, saffron (Crocus sativus) is known as Afghanistan's red gold.

In sweet dishes, cardamom, nutmeg, saffron, and rose petal essence are used.

I ordered a risotto alla Milanese to start, which was a delicious mix of saffron, creamy rice and beef marrow.

The Arab etymologies of "saffron", "crimson" and "sugar" speak of England's medieval trade with the Arab world.

I go to a relatively expensive restaurant and eat a glorious steak with saffron rice, and drink a bottle of wine.

Stuff them with cream cheese and pine nuts, and dip them in batter, or just shred their golden petals - like saffron - over pasta or a baby vegetable risotto.

This week’s farce involved the saffron-clad Baba Ramdev, whose wealth, popularity on television and delusions of political grandeur led him to call a fast to the death in Delhi at the weekend.

The saffron swan of dawn, slow swimming up the sky-river between the high roof-banks, bent her neck down through the dark air-water to look at him staggering below her, with his still smoking wick.