Sentence examples for been overcooked which was from inspiring English sources

The snapper, however, had been overcooked, which was the same fate met by tuna brochettes.

The corn was overcooked, which was a shame.

They're easier to butterfly and more forgiving to cook (meaning that they take longer to overcook, which is the worst thing you can do here).

The moist, flaky fish is a much better pick than the roasted salmon, which was overcooked.

Shouldn't: the stir-fried lobster, which was overcooked and in short supply.

The salmon burger was overcooked, as was the Cajun-spiced swordfish.

The goulash was pleasant but one-dimensional; the goose was dry and overcooked, except for the thigh, which was juicy and delicious, as was the melt-in-the-mouth braised cabbage.

An underseasoned duck entree, which was also overcooked when I had it, is one example.

England's misery was summed up by Danny Care's chip to the line, which was as overcooked as burnt toast.

Excepting kebabs, which were overcooked on one of my visits, long-cooked dishes like soups, braises and stews were packed with myriad, rich and delicate flavors.

Now, evidently, it had been overcooked.