strawberry

Converse of subject

• follow: Jeremy has cooked lasagna, followed by fresh strawberries.

Converse of object

• dip: Freshly picked chocolate dipped strawberries would go down well with a champagne reception.
• slice: Cool, then top each one with 50g sliced strawberries.
• pick: Seasonal jobs available picking strawberries on our mixed orchard in the south of Denmark.
• eat: In 2005 we were eating strawberries from May through to December!
• grow: See our factsheet How to grow strawberries for more information.
• serve: Who could possibly forget June and the office staff serving strawberries and cream in their pinnies?

Adjective modifier

• ripe: Recently while walking through our 3.5 acres of all edible, organic gardens, I noticed many varieties of ripe strawberries.
• juicy: Imagine: thousands of juicy red strawberries, all for us!
• crushed: Instead of vanilla, try adding crushed strawberries or melted chocolate.
• wild: I have isolated memories of getting into trouble at some kid's house for eating all their wild strawberries.
• barren: Other flowering plants include wood anemone, stitchwort and barren strawberry.
• fresh: Serve as a drink or thin soup or poured over fresh strawberries.

Modifies a noun

• shortcake: Make or buy a strawberry shortcake with real whipped cream.
• jam: I sure could go some of your raspberry or strawberry jam!
• coulis: Serve with mixed berries, ice cream, white chocolate sauce and strawberry coulis.
• daiquiri: Frank wants to know whether strawberry daiquiri or sherry was preferable for exchange formal halls; strawberry daiquiri was generally approved of.
• cheesecake: Instead we ordered one Southern Pecan pie ( £ 3.25 ) and one of Sally's famous strawberry cheesecakes.
• picking: When I was younger I'd go strawberry picking after my piano lessons.

Preposition: in

• winter: Stick to the season When you see strawberries in winter you know they weren't grown locally.