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Newguest Posted 9 years ago
Vocabulary

Dish of green, purple and white

From a recipe: Don’t toss the Swiss chard stalks, especially if you are using the red variety. They add a beautiful spark of red to the dish of green, purple, and white.

--- Does it mean "dish" that is either green, purple or white in color?

  

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Here, 'dish' means the prepared meal, not the plate it's served on. It's the food ingredients which are green, purple and white.

— Rover_KE

  • Here, 'dish' means the prepared meal, not the plate it's served on.
  • It's the food ingredients which are green, purple and white.
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Here, 'dish' means the prepared meal, not the plate it's served on.

It's the food ingredients which are green, purple and white.

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