pate

Converse of subject

• accompany: On offer will be a guided exploration of eclectic wines to entertain the palate accompanied by pates, charcuterie and fine cheeses.

Converse of object

• smoke: Smoked fish of all sorts, smoked fish pate, smoked game, smoked sausages, smoked cheese, smoked garlic.
• make: To make the pate I put four filets of smoked mackerel in the food processor.
• serve: Smooth chicken liver pate served with Melba toast, on a bed of seasonal leaves.
• eat: The Reverend Sydney Smith defined his idea of heaven as ` ` eating pate de foie gras to the sound of trumpets ' ' .
• have: I would I had, so I had broke thy pate And askt thee mercy for't Laf.
• produce: It would, he said, be exactly the same as the pate produced by Patchwork at their headquarters in Ruthin.

Adjective modifier

• balding: How would my balding pate cope with the hood down?
• bald: With his bald pate, he looked like his head had been put on upside down.
• homemade: Homemade pates and salads, prepared foods, spices, pastas and sausages.
• shiny: It's a pity about the hair tho - neither shiny pates nor wigs seem to work.
• smooth: Smooth chicken liver pate served with Melba toast, on a bed of seasonal leaves.
• fresh: Serve this wine chilled with fresh pate, fresh fruit for dessert or ripened soft cheeses.

Modifies a noun

• dish: Bake for 2-3 hours until the sides are pulled away from the pate dish and the juices run clear.

Noun used with modifier

• mackerel: Menu S: smoked mackerel pate; garlic mushrooms.
• liver: Smooth chicken liver pate served with Melba toast, on a bed of seasonal leaves.
• mushroom: Seamus also likes a yeast spread, or mushroom pate spread on.
• salmon: Cheap trimmings can be employed in smoked salmon pate with cream cheese.
• chicken: Smooth chicken liver pate served with Melba toast, on a bed of seasonal leaves.
• fish: Smoked fish of all sorts, smoked fish pate, smoked game, smoked sausages, smoked cheese, smoked garlic.