Sentence examples for caught cooked from inspiring English sources

Like many lobster roll peddlers, Lots o' Lobstah, lotsolobstah.com, has its meat (the usual claws and knuckles, plus tails) caught, cooked and packed in Maine.

In Survival Skills Primitive, a similar channel, two shirtless men silently show you how to catch, cook, and eat some giant crabs in the forests of Vietnam.

Skills helps you get everything, fish to catch, cook and then eat.

Sharma made sure he did not waste the opportunity: he caught Cook's inside edge with ball two; induced perilous plays and misses from balls three and four; and, with ball five, angled in a fuller delivery that caught the England captain in no man's land, neither forward nor back.

Dining usually involves local catch cooked in spices from the organic gardens.

Foodie For a foodie break, the Pier Hotel in Essex is arranging for guests to go fishing for the day for seabass in the Stour and Orwell estuaries, and have their catch cooked by the hotel's chef.

One of the more engaging objects on view is the immense exoskeleton of a Maine lobster that weighed 27.5 pounds when caught and cooked in 1964.

Tourists take part in fishing operations by casting and pulling in the nets and performing other tasks, such as eating freshly caught fish cooked on board and visiting fishing villages.

But if you are not going to stick to vegetables it is worth it once in a while to catch, kill, cook and eat your own prey.

He caught tuna and cooked it on a grill built from a metal bucket and a grate.

Several countries have moved to ban pork imports even though there is no evidence the virus can be caught from eating cooked meat.