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The phrase "a generous layer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a substantial amount of something, typically in the context of food or coatings.
Example: "The cake was topped with a generous layer of frosting that made it look irresistible."
Alternatives: "a thick coating of" or "a substantial amount of".
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Meanwhile, spread bread with a generous layer of butter.
A generous layer of salty butter is essential, and I rather like a smear of mustard.
Sprinkle with a generous layer of gruyere cheese then gratinate under the grill of your oven.
Once completely dry, apply a generous layer of your favorite cream.
Heat a generous layer of oil in a heavy frying pan over a medium heat.
3. Prepare a serving plate by covering it with a generous layer of leaf lettuce, onions and tomatoes.
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A thick bechamel and a generous layering of prosciutto made the dish seem meatier than it was.
Perhaps the most memorable snack is the most unassuming: the carta di musica, a generous layering of bright-orange bottarga slices, thick pats of butter, and the thinnest of flatbreads, has the chewiness of ginger candy and packs a wallop of oceanic flavor.
It's a generous layer because this kind of fish is meaty and rich, and it can stand up to a combination of bold flavors.
But what we loved the most were the quesadillas – two flour tortillas fried on the plancha until crisp, then sandwiched around a very generous layer of melted Monterey Jack cheese, cut into wedges and served with guacamole and salsa.
Place a thick (generous) layer of buttercream frosting on the top of this cake layer.
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