Sentence examples for beef loin from inspiring English sources
Grilled chicken-breast kebab ($19) was dry (as per usual), but beef loin ($23) was savory and tender.
Those "right cuts" include boneless chicken thighs (not breasts), sirloin beef, loin or — perhaps even better — shoulder cuts of pork or lamb.
Beef loin, cut in squares like an arrangement of sashimi, is paired with a bread crisp layered with tomato-and-water gelatin and cured, pressed tuna.
The guests nibbled on a buffet lunch of cold beef loin, Long Island duckling, cold Maine lobster, avocado mousse, corn bread and California strawberries with New Jersey heavy cream.
Centered on nouveau Portuguese cuisine, the à la carte menu might feature suckling pig with orange and potatoes, beef loin with bone marrow and garlic purée, or sea bass with seaweed and bivalves.
Sometimes the accent is distinctly German (Simmental beef loin with artichokes and sweet corn), but as often as not Ederer steers an international course in dishes like zucchini blossoms stuffed with polenta, mushrooms, grilled eggplant and mint.
Meat from the rotisserie includes belly pork, Loire chicken, roast salt beef and loin of lamb.
A radio frequency identification (RFID) passive transponder was applied to the overwrap film of beef strip loin steaks.
Other entrees include lemon chicken; stuffed or grilled cornish hens; beef stew; loin of veal with mushrooms; and chile con carne.
RECOMMENDED DISHES Rosace of lobster, quail sandwich, mussels, vegetable pithiviers, foie gras, langoustine tail, Dover sole, squab, beef fillet, loin of lamb, duck breast, cheeses, glacés, black currant parfait, cherry and pistachio mousse, clafouti, stuffed apricot, sampling of chocolate desserts.
At the U.S.D.A. labs in Beltsville, Md., Janet S. Eastridge and Brian C. Bowker test-thawed more than 200 one-inch-thick beef strip loin steaks in three different groups: some in a refrigerator at 37 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, some in a constantly circulating water bath at 68 degrees, and some in a water bath at 102 degrees.
