Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found.
Examples
“Corn Stuff aka Scalloped Corn...but it doesn't seem to fit”
“Scalloped Potatoes seemed like they would hit the spot except without onions or cheddar I had to improvise with garlic and goat cheese.”
“Scalloped, swirling and ornate, it sees the ever-pliant Manon as an object of grande-luxe sensuality.”
“Scalloped potatoes and spinach bread for breakfast*.”
“For instance, my work Young Scalloped Hammerhead Shark Wounded came out of a very shocking image I saw in a newspaper of a wounded shark floating in water.”
The Guardian: Portrait of the artist: Maggi Hambling, artist
“When I was in MD for a visit, I requested my mom's Scalloped Squash Casserole and then hi-jacked the recipe.”
“Scalloped eyelet, called galloon embroidery, had decorative edging on both sides of the fabric, great for a fuller skirt.”
“Scalloped corn, stewed tomatoes, rice pudding and milk.”
“Scalloped-edged black and white photographs recreated the half-forgotten world of the sophisticated young Manhattanite who loved "making a sensation" outfitted in clothes designed by her mother, a couture dressmaker with a shop on Madison Avenue, who had come to America alone as a teenager and worked her way up to being a respected business owner, a rare accomplishment in those days.”
Lily Koppel: How I Slipped into a Young Woman's World From the 1930s...
“Scalloped, yes, but awesomely creative with the frame and everything.”
Lists
‘Scalloped’ hasn't been added to any lists yet.
Tweets
Looking for tweets for Scalloped.
Comments
No comments yet...
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.