Preposition: on

• plate: Arrange the spinach and watercress on 2 large plates.

Converse of object

• chop: You need a bunch of watercress 227g soft cheese 227g Smoked Scottish salmon Black Pepper Lemon Juice Finely chop the watercress.

• add: Trim, wash and add the watercress to the salad.

• gather: A day or two later; " Miss James and me went to gather watercress this evening.

• grow: In Staffordshire, the slow running streams and rivers, especially near their source, were ideal for growing watercress.

• have: However I have a lot of marginal plants around the edge of my pond and also have watercress and mimulus in my vegetable filter.

• try: In Hampshire, try fresh watercress, strong and peppery, picked from the cool, clear waters of the river Itchen.

Preposition: for

• garnish: Reserve a few sprigs of watercress for the garnish and chop the remainder.

Adjective modifier

• fresh: As well as their own fresh watercress, the family sell as much regional and local food as they can.

• wild: The resulting pieces were placed in a boggy area in a dell full of wild watercress.

• 50g: Just pack 100g thoroughly washed spinach into a saucepan with 50g watercress.

Modifies a noun

• sprig: Sprinkle with finely chopped parsley and tarragon, and garnish with the lettuce leaves and watercress sprigs.

• soup: What's news about watercress soup you may ask?

• salad: Vintage: 2004 Food Choice: Great with new potato and watercress salad.

• bed: There are watercress beds here in the Dun valley.

• sauce: M: beefburger with melted cheese & crispy bacon, chips; nut loaf with mushroom & watercress sauce.

• business: Redbourn has a tradition of farming and for a time had a successful watercress business.