chicken a la king造句

• They ate everything, except for the chicken a la king.
• Uncle Lumpy released one recording, an album called " Chicken A La King ".
• Let's just say that canned chicken a la king, a culinary masterpiece by comparison, it was not.
• Even the corned beef hash and chicken a la king fed to Gulf War fighters are passe.
• Franklin D . Roosevelt wanted a buffet luncheon with hot chicken a la king on Inauguration Day in 1933.
• We'd trek to various stores, then have lunch _ which was often chicken a la king in a pastry shell.
• Chicken a la king, crab Louis, fettuccine Alfredo, hush puppies, vichyssoise and chop suey were popular recipes of the day.
• Breakfasts might be pancakes or eggs, lunch could be meatloaf or hot dogs, dinner may be chicken a la king or enchiladas.
• Infantrymen will no longer be confronted with such grisly staples as chicken a la king, at which even wild hogs turn up their snouts, or tuna with noodles.
• Slocum said last week over a lunch of chicken a la king and asparagus at her 1880 mansion on Bellevue Avenue, when standards at Bailey's drifted and grew lax.
• The humane society also provides kibble for the hounds while their owners chow down at St . Vincent's on stew or chicken a la king, a vegetable and dessert donated by residents and local stores.
• Coq au vin, cacciatore, Kiev, arroz con pollo, curried chicken, five-spice chicken, chicken Marengo, chicken a la King, deviled chicken, chicken chow mein, chicken salad, chicken cutlets, chicken pot pie, fried chicken, chicken wings, chicken nuggets and, let's not forget, chicken soup.
• I was also fascinated to learn that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor served chicken a la king at their wedding breakfast ( a deliberately ironic choice ? ), thus launching a plague of the stuff that went on for more than 30 years.
• In him blazed the fire of genius which, at the white heat of inspiration, drove him one day, in the old Bellevue, in Philadelphia, to combine bits of chicken, mushrooms, truffles, red and green peppers and cream in that delight-some mixture which ever after has been known as " Chicken a la King ."