Sentence examples for be broiled from inspiring English sources
verb
To cook by direct, radiant heat.
A chicken, to serve man well, should be broiled.
Some markets sell them smoked, and the richly succulent flesh of fresh eels can be broiled or added to stews.
Variations Broiled Salmon Fillets: Fillets are more difficult than steaks to grill and should be broiled skin side down on one side only until cooked through.
That steak should be broiled to order, served to exacting done-ness after an appetizer of chilled shrimp and an iceberg lettuce salad with blue cheese dressing, followed by … baklava?
The Petit Basque would be broiled into bubbling liquidity atop a bed of caramelized onions, melted leeks and slices of chorizo, something like a Mexican queso fundido, or the decapitated head of a French onion soup.
The puffin meat, called Lundi, is often smoked and will sometimes be broiled.
It might be broiling hot in Palm Springs, "just right" in Hollywood, and breezy at the beach.
The fish was broiled over charcoal and the lamb was broiled with onions and green peppers while the chicken breast and beef displayed the most prominent marinade flavor.
The hands-down favorite at our table was broiled marrow bones.
If the dozens of Royales I sampled are an indication, they are broiled with remarkable accuracy.
The Royale with cheese, made from 75percentt lean ground Black Angus beef, is broiled with remarkable accuracy.
