piccalilli

• “Foodwise, there are various good quality sandwiches (eg. home-cured honey roast ham; deep-fried cod cheek with lettuce and salad cream) available until 6pm, and, outside of that, bar snacks of the ploughman's (£7.50), potted crab, pork pie and homemade piccalilli variety.”

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• “Its food sorting warehouse in Salisbury has the nostalgic feel of a 1980s harvest festival – you might find a crate of something unhelpful, such as piccalilli, next to a huge stash of longlife milk.”

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• “The last of the year's runner beans, a bit stringy now for serving as a vegetable, make cracking chutney if you treat them as you might a cauliflower, and make a piccalilli-style preserve with them.”

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• “You had to import Bird's custard, Branston pickle and piccalilli ... you had to buy PG Tips and then deal with the French milk.”

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• “Each fall he looks forward to making old-fashioned piccalilli from the peppers and green tomatoes that keep coming until a hard frost.”

  Simon & Schuster: One Big Table

• “Mr. Farmerie tops thin, pink strips of raw Tasmanian sea trout with shichimi (a Japanese blend of chilies and spices) and a crunchy English piccalilli made from diced cauliflower, cucumber, onions and vinegar, and seasoned with chili, ginger and turmeric.”

  T.G.I.M., Really!

• “Galton produced a ham hock terrine with piccalilli and toasted spelt bread and Sat countered with ham, egg and peas.”

  At My Table

• “He put it all on Hodgepile, " Jamie told me, loading piccalilli onto a slice of pie.”

  A Breath of Snow and Ashes

• “There were small canning jars of deep amethyst-purple grape preserves, strawberry jam as dark and rich as garnets, and emerald green piccalilli.”

  Simon & Schuster: Moon Dance

• “Abby strolled over toward the town green, where table after table of jams and breads, jars of piccalilli and pickled cauliflower, painted wooden garden ornaments, hats adorned with dried flowers, beaded jewelry, and mounded rounds of sweet potato pies and lemon pound cakes stretched from sidewalk to sidewalk.”

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