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Dip other hand in a bowl of water, take a handful of meat mixture and form it around base of skewer in a small sausage shape with pointed ends.
— Jeff Gordinier Grist: The Agriculture Department has undercut proposed reforms that would have weakened the power of a handful of meat companies that control the vast majority of the market.
The $2 tacos are pure, uncompromised simplicity: soft tortillas warmed on the grill, a handful of meat, a scattering of onions and cilantro, a single paper-thin slice of tomato and a squeeze of lime.
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Gather a handful of the meat and flatten it in the hand much like a pancake, place the egg on top and cover with the meat.
All but a handful of the meat companies are unionized.
He tried to make a handful of minced meat stick to a skewer, and said, sardonically, "See here, true Sharia has finally arrived in Swat".
Without thinking, I stepped in and — even as Sam yelled, "Don't!" — threw a handful of raw meat into the stockpot, to give it a few minutes' head start to cook before the boiling broth did the rest.
Mr. Ryan hasn't started a process or taken a "bold step," as Mr. Brooks suggests; he has simply thrown a handful of red meat as far to the right as possible, and it should not be treated as a legitimate policy proposal.
Take a handful of mixed meat and flatten on plastic wrap.
Clams Corsica, one of the menu's three pasta-based choices, is an avalanche of the smallest, most tender Manila clams and a handful of crab-meat oreganato in a spirited garlic-herb broth over a sizable hill of linguine.
At the menu's core is a handful of slow-cooked meat dishes, some of which involve four or five cooking techniques and begin in the smoker, like kung pao corned beef and thrice-cooked bacon tossed with duk (Korean rice cakes), bitter melon and tofu skin.
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