of dried fruit and nuts

Had she put in gravel instead of dried fruits and nuts?

A bowl of dried fruit and nuts drew her attention.

He is a seller of dried fruits and nuts.

Tree rat and bunwit seemed to have a bottomless cache of dried fruits and nuts.

She finally became used to the noise, and ate from a packet of dried fruits and nuts, drinking wine thoroughly diluted with water.

You can make a beautiful plate of dried fruits and nuts like brazil nuts, figs and dates with shards of either cheese.

For more variety, try this recipe using other combinations of dried fruit and nuts (e.g., raisins and peanuts, apricots and cashews).

Some are better than others but none are bad; the rava (semolina-rice flour) dosa folded around a mixture of dried fruit and nuts ($8.95) is an excellent starting point.

J Map Hafid Alaoui sits plum in the middle of his meticulous pyramids of dried fruit and nuts at this large stall next to the Chemmaine Funduq.

Blade removed dustcovers from three chairs and pointed to a fine mahogany sideboard on top of which were glasses, bottles of liquor, and a dish of dried fruits and nuts.

And against the back wall are canisters full of dried fruits and nuts ($2 to $6 a pound) and loose chocolates like bridge mix and chocolate-covered raisins ($2 to $7 a pound).

I presented a little prepackaged assortment of dried fruits and nuts as the sisters proffered artistic basketfuls of home-baked goodies dripping in chocolate, the Mormon cheat street into the pleasure of caffeine.

EVOLVED ENERGY BAR - PaleyBars, chewy blends of dried fruit and nuts, could be the rainbow at the end of any intense workout.

Another faded tradition is giving the present of dried fruits and nuts to family and friends in small parchments tied with ribbon (similar to "favors" currently made for wedding and baby related parties in the United States).

U Map The bazaar-style Tromsikhang Market area in the old town has the widest selection of dried fruits and nuts and is the place to buy such Tibetan specialties as tsampa (roasted-barley flour) and yak butter.

Not long ago, a joint staff officer, alarmed by the prospect of tooth decay brought on by senior officers grinding away at hard candy as though they were chewing up Russian tanks, replaced the candy with more healthful bowls of dried fruit and nuts.

Christmas pudding or Plum pudding is a steamed dessert that originated in the 1420s and is served on Christmas Day (December 25) and tastes like steamed pudding, with lots of dried fruits and nuts, and made with suet.

In the 1,000-odd years that halvah has been written about, recipes for it have included a chewy confection of dried fruit and nuts, a milky pudding of buttered semolina and even a soft, cooked cream made from fresh cheese and sugar, eaten with a spoon.