Sentence examples for a bit of roasted from inspiring English sources

To make rouille, incorporate garlic, cayenne to taste and a bit of roasted pepper into homemade mayonnaise, or just stir very finely minced garlic and roasted pepper, along with some cayenne, into your Hellmann's.

At a B&B, if you ask for cream for your coffee, your host will appear stunned, as if you'd requested a bit of roasted badger with your eggs.

I have had decent risotto in Los Angeles, but she's right: Angelo Auriana's rice dishes are marvelous things: In his soaring converted warehouse near the once and future 6th Street Bridge, risotto Milanese, as creamy and subtle as it might be at a trattoria in the Navigli, becomes almost magical when you spoon in a bit of roasted bone marrow.

The rice at Roasted Peppers is risotto, formed into a neat cake and seasoned with a bit of roasted onion or tomato or cheese, and a salad of roasted corn and still recognizable black beans comes under a drizzle of a citrus dressing.

"We're going to toast him with champagne, and feed him a bit of roasted chicken".

Most of the "main" dishes delicate pieces of fried red mullet, lamb cooked and served in a plastic bag next to a bit of roasted-pepper ketchup feel about the same size as the small plates.

Five long years of plugging and finally when a sandwich is created in our image, it hasn't even a bit of roast beef in it.

"Five long years of hard plugging, and when finally a sandwich is created in our image, it hasn't so much as a bit of roast beef inside of it.

Update: Firefox for Mac is getting a bit of a roasting at the O'Reilly publishing site.

Other MPs on the work and pensions committee are hoping to be able to get him to drop by for a bit of a roasting.

"We had a bit of a roast at half-time," said Jones, "but it was the first half that killed us.