- - Fries, for example
- - Coleslaw or french fries, for example: 2 wds.
- - Coleslaw or applesauce
- - Coleslaw or potato salad, e.g
- - Baked potato or green beans, say
- - Fries, say
- - French fries or cole slaw
- - French fries, frequently
- - French fries or mashed potatoes
- - Fries or veggies
- - Beans or rice
- - Rice or 44 Across
- - Slaw or fries
- - Fries or slaw, e.g.
- - Cole slaw e.g.
- - Slaw, e.g.
- - Fries, often
- - Fries, e.g.
- - Baked beans, e.g
- - Fries or coleslaw
- - Fries, usually
- - Sighed loudly and good-looking guy brought fries, or salad?
- - Vicious man randomly hides potatoes?
- - Secondary food
- - team quiet about woman getting additional portion of food
- - thanksgiving serving, and a hint to the circled squares in this puzzle
- - Travelling, she and I did without small extra fare
- - Supplementary course
- - Main meal accompaniment
- - It goes with a main course
- - Additional portion of food
- - Accompaniment at mealtime
- - Sidney, Earl, Diana, Old Bob and Henry Rice, for example
- - One of The Greens in Dublin served up on a platter
- - I'd hissed -- terrible bit of food on the table!
- - One of The Greens produced Dublin coddle
- - Agreed his cooking requires accompanying vegetable?
- - Food supplement put team on course
- - Dinner menu selection
- - Actor James? What about him lifting extra food?
- - Entrée accompanier
- - Team provides the television programmes created by chef
- - Team for the television programmes created by chef
- - Complement from the chef?
- - Course component
- - Entrée accompaniment
- - Rice, for example
- - Pasta, maybe
- - Baked beans, sometimes
- - Vegetables, frequently
- - Applesauce, at times
- - Item on a menu.
- - Vegetable order.
- - A salad, for instance.
- - Vegetables, often
- - Diner choice
- - Meal part
- - Entree go-with
- - Rice, for one
- - A subsidiary food item
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