Sentence examples for chilled sliced from inspiring English sources

The dense, sweet-salty peas have been chilled, sliced up, then breaded and deep fried until the centre has started to slip back towards liquid.

Vitello tonnato, the classic summery antipasto of chilled sliced veal served alongside what amounts to a deep cloud of tuna-infused mayonnaise, with a few fried capers strewn about for salty crunch, is here offered as advertised, no more.

Once it is chilled, slice it thick or thin, and crisp it in a skillet or in the oven.

When chilled, slice into small square bars, remove with a small spatula and serve.

To these, I would add "Time and Again" (a perfect, chilling, slice of the macabre) and "First Day of Winter," which Peter Orner last year dissected in his Lonely Voice column, on the Rumpus.

Pork jowl is boiled, chilled and sliced into broad ribbons as thin as tissue.

In another, foie gras is smoked, chilled, and sliced thin, then rolled into tubes, like decadent deli ham, and plated with toasted barley and caramelized kabocha squash.

Boiled, chilled and sliced so thin as to be translucent, they were a beautiful mix of brown, tan and cream, a tangle of cross sections piled high on a small plate.

2 tablespoons butter chilled and sliced.

The chef makes an excellent, straightforward version of this summer classic -- chilled thinly sliced roast veal napped with a piquant tuna and mayonnaise sauce.

They had been boiled, then served chilled with slices of pearly udo (a crunchy mountain celery), briefly blanched nanohana (similar to broccoli rabe) and a tart mustard-miso sauce.