Sentence examples for boning the from inspiring English sources
Made by boning the petticoat, within a short time it has many forms, each extending the silhouette at the sides.
My one addendum: Delia recommends putting the haddock into bake for 10 minutes while skinning and boning the rest of the fish.
Selvaggio's recipes reflect both his genius and his naïveté: attempting his quail ragù -- once you locate boned quails or, as I did, go through the toil of boning the little varmints -- you will find only vague guidance.
They were to replace the chickpeas in a dish called Pyramids in Brodo, an item introduced by Mario the previous week — a piece of pasta architecture squeezed at the top and stuffed with what was left over from boning the ducks: the gizzards, some duck ragù, and a risotto made with duck stock.
If you start with whole birds, as Gary Rhodes suggests in his underrated New British Classics, you will need to take the breasts off the bone, though I wouldn't bother boning the legs: life's too short, so chuck them all into the pot.
I made arista on the fourth day, boning the halved torso, finishing both sides with a black blanket of pepper, a green blanket of rosemary, and the salt blizzard, then rolling them up like giant Christmas logs and cooking them until they were blackly smoking.
One boned the star of Bones.
Talk story about shad-boning, the specialized occupation of removing the bones from a shad.
The New Yorker, April 19 , 1941P. 9 Talk story about shad-boning, the specialized occupation of removing the bones from a shad.
By Mary Graham Bonner, Jervis Anderson, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, April 19 , 1941P. 9 Talk story about shad-boning, the specialized occupation of removing the bones from a shad.
