Sentence examples for bits of rice from inspiring English sources

Some men slumped in their seats, the tables before them littered with bits of rice and bottle caps.

Susan has always had a penchant for examining the craftsmanship of earthenware, and she has a taste for genmai-cha, tea leaves flavored with bits of rice.

Bibimbap was fairly well received as well, with its crusty bits of rice that stuck to the inside of the weathered black stoneware until we pulled them off and mixed them into the fried egg, vegetables and hot sauce.

Less pleasant were the chicken lettuce wraps, with excessively hard bits of rice stick; the salt-and-pepper calamari, with an insipid batter that obscured the fresh, light taste of the seafood; and the lemon scallops, with a similarly leaden batter.

And we constantly make decisions about a dish's progression based on sight and sound, listening for something frying too hard, looking for a piece of fish colouring too quickly, or catching those mutinous bits of rice that scale the side of the saucepan.

Zaldey pooped on the table where he was eating, bits of rice still on his face.

They used their last bit of rice and beans on Monday.

A bit of rice and some basic yams and stuff like that.

It's the ultimate cheap meal: a little bit of rice and a lot of water or stock are all it takes, and it goes a long way.

"It was freezing, there were not enough mattresses and meals were just a bit of rice or porridge," recalled Ms. Lee, a lively former singer.

You could serve several of them, with bread to sop up the juices, or over rice; a bit of rice is often cooked in the same pan with the vegetables.