Hammond and the business secretary, Vince Cable, wrote to the prime minister with concerns that other European nations appear to defend their manufacturing interests better during tender contests.
Stein and Giannopoulos both bake their dishes at a high heat: 190C and 180C respectively, but for shoulder, I think Buxton and Hayden's gentler 160C gives better, more tender results.
If so, then it probably would be better not to tender.
They come with sour cream or, even better, stuffed with tender cubes of beef that have been stewed in a goulash sauce.
It was hard to imagine even a grandmother making a better version: the tender meat encased in pasta tubes and topped with a creamy béchamel was deeply flavorful but surprisingly light.
Ingredient Note: Whole-wheat pastry flour, lower in protein than regular whole-wheat flour, has less gluten-forming potential, making it a better choice for tender baked goods.
Fried chicken is a beautiful thing — there are few things better than a tender piece of poultry, delicately seasoned and lightly dredged with a dusting of flour, and then baptized in a pool of sizzling fat to crisp, golden perfection.
Those looking for tender were better served by the juicy filet mignon in shallot sauce and the fork-tender braised short ribs.
She has always been better in a relaxed, tender mode than in her steely stentorian one.
He and his patrons appear to have realized that his talent was suited better to themes involving tender emotion than to themes of violent action.
