Sentence examples for beef turned from inspiring English sources

Unlikely as that sounds, researchers found in a study released last week that adding soy to lean ground beef turned it into a cholesterol-reducing substance.

Alas, one of the first new shipments of American beef turned out to include banned bits of bone, for which lax inspection has been blamed.Another scandal is a bid-rigging furore at the Japan Defence Agency.

Last week, a similar story appeared on the BBC: Sweden's National Food Agency has issued a warning after as much as 20 tons of meat labeled as beef turned out to be colored pork.

"They did experimental work on figuring out what you could cook and what you couldn't cook, and if you could cook it, how it would come out and how it would taste". While they knew that microwaves were great for popping corn and melting chocolate, their experiments showed, for example, that beef turned gray and soufflés collapsed.

Sweden's National Food Agency has issued a warning after as much as 20 tonnes of meat labelled as beef turned out to be coloured pork.

Hot stewed beef turned out to be a spicy red soup that included a little shredded beef.

Along its fringes, countries that traditionally imported its beef have turned to other sources.

With expert diagonal slicing, skirt steak, a deliciously meaty but fibrous piece of beef, was turned into buttery tenderness.

More recently, the presence in McDonald's hamburgers of "pink slime" — beef scraps turned into a paste and treated with an ammonia solution — became a cause célèbre.

Dishes that, on the page, seemed weighted by a cavalcade of luxurious elements — like raviolini filled with ricotta di bufala and accompanied by an asparagus-tarragon sauce, Pecorino, and a beef glacé — turned out to have an ethereal lightness.

For the entree of mixed meats, fish and vegetables, Bourguignon-style dip with bland canola cooking oil had a healthy advantage, but the oil couldn't achieve heat high enough to sear ingredients, especially beef, which turned gray.