sweet course

Spaghetti squash is used to make a sweet course here.

Dessert is the usually sweet course that concludes a meal.

Desserts can be defined as a usually sweeter course that concludes a meal.

The sweet course stood ready on the sideboard untasted.

Mother was just about to serve the sweet course when she jerked erect and the 'look' crossed her face.

No lobster desserts yet, but except for the sweet course, you could make a whole meal on lobster here.

Desserts are by definition a sweet course.

In the strict Japanese tradition, there is no sweet course; the meal ends with rice, pickles and tea.

Nearly to the sweet course.

In many, a seriously good pastry chef is considered a luxury and/ or sweet courses don't particularly interest the chef.

Where on that continent does the border between savory and sweet courses blur as thoroughly as it does here?

When the sweet courses were being served, Edward Talbot, in whose honour all this was done, stood up and made a charming speech of welcome.

Mr. Blair, enjoying the sweet coursing of his blood, never- theless realized that he must stop this mere jumping about.

Leopol brought him a large serving of the sweet course, but he couldn't finish it all because the back of his throat felt raw and sore.

If there was a sweet course on the tables of the village, it would probably be a jam tart-with the jam spread as thin as might be.

For the pudding, as the sweet course is called in England, there were Mrs. Raffald's burnt creams, known today as cremes brulees.

The pastry chef Rosio Sánchez, from Chicago by way of WD-50, led her team in assembling and delivering the sweet courses.

There was no reason to dally at the festive board so, immediately after the sweet course was finished, Mirbethan led the way to the Conservatory Concert Hall.

Also welcome from the point of view of entertaining - I don't particularly enjoy preparing sweet courses, but often do... this gives an alternative option other than just telling everyone that there's no more to come!

They were hungry, but not starving; they ate well, but did not bolt the food nor stuff themselves-except at the sweet course, when their greed was frankly shared by the wizards as well.

The enormous power of the Emperor's Voice conferred upon an Auditor hadn't changed her uncle much, Ekaterin was pleased to note; he still retained his enthusiasm for splendid desserts, and, under her guidance, constructed his menu choices from the sweets course backwards.

If you lunch in a Pall Mall club, you will find the menu degenerating, as it reaches the sweet course, into nursery food - bread and butter pudding, jam roll and custard, suety lumps covered with treacle - and you can almost hear nanny's voice ordering you to eat it all up.