nut cutlet

"And you wouldn't even touch those nice nut cutlets I made specially for you."

I'd expected nut cutlets and carrot juice.

I even like nut cutlets.

The Haitians freed from acidity, poverty and passion would soon be bent happily over their nut cutlets.

We begin with the nut cutlets of a vegetarian household where Harriet and Vesey meet as adolescents.

I wouldn't have thought these people would be interested in that sort of thing on nut cutlets and dandelion wine or whatever they get to eat at this place."

Mrs Scorbic was famously acerbic, especially on the subject of soya, nut cutlets, vegetarian meals and any vegetable that couldn't be boiled until it was yellow.

There was also a kind of medieval nut cutlet, made from ground almonds crushed and bound with rice flour, made spicy with garlic, ginger and fenugreek.

A soft, dreaming, kindly idealist who would naturally leave the Service and become instead a prison visitor, interest himself in youth clubs, march with the H-bomb marchers, eat nut cutlets, try and change the world for the better?

She descanted ecstatically on the delights of nut cutlets (which I am quite sure she has never tasted) and ate a Welsh rarebit with gusto and frequent cutting remarks as to the dangers of 'flesh' foods.

You may be unhappy that patriarchal societies existed and do exist but would that change if the authors of Genesis had pretended that the society of which they spoke was a pluralist liberal democracy with gender equality and a nut cutlet in every pot?

The Times article demonstrates the importance of the rebrand to the Green Party at that time, with the party apparently eschewing "beards, sandals and nut cutlets" for "sharp suits, a new colour scheme, a corporate logo and an "upbeat" range of "commonsense" policies."