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The dish was appetisingly laid out and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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The food, from the entrees to the desserts, was delightfully plated neat and appetisingly arranged.
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It helps keep food appetisingly hot and allows you to cook and serve at your leisure.
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Add the chicken, let it colour appetisingly then scoop it and the seasonings out and set aside.
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All of them are readily available at the local supermarket and easy to cook invitingly and appetisingly.
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Oven baked tomatoes stuffed with Mediterranean veg and Parmesan had a concentrated sweetness to them while the veg were appetisingly homely.
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I nod again, and again, more confidently, when told that Taylor Made is famous for its cookies, which are displayed appetisingly nearby.
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The sea bass with garlic, rosemary and sea salt was appetisingly presented with the fish placed on top of small, buttery potatoes.
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The soup was appetisingly spicy and the bean curd and mushrooms have absorbed the flavour of the aged kimchi lightly without losing their own taste.
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It took just nine minutes to nose ahead as Ben Pugh's cut back fell appetisingly for the revitalised Adam Walker to cosily slip a low shot past Jimmy Severn.
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When Hernando Cortes and his 500 men invaded Mexico in 1519, they were captivated by the appetisingly spicy taste of the strange beverage that was alien to their own culture.
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Shaw, p. 13 Shaw judged that "her finish of execution, her individuality and charm of style, her appetisingly witty conception of her effects, her mastery of her art and of herself [make] her still supreme among English actresses in high comedy". The biographer Richard Foulkes writes that the supremacy of which Shaw wrote was put to the test when Tree invited Madge Kendal and Ellen Terry to appear together in The Merry Wives of Windsor, as Mistress Ford and Mistress Page respectively, at His Majesty's Theatre in 1902. This was the first time Madge appeared in a production without W. H. since their marriage, and Foulkes speculates that her "unwonted exuberance and apparent spontaneity" may have been attributable to that fact. The Kendals continued to appear in popular plays without interruption until 1908, when they both retired, though she briefly emerged from retirement to reprise her Mistress Ford at the coronation gala of 1911 at His Majesty's.
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