Once rolled and tied into a compact cylinder, the meat went into a skillet with a drizzle of olive oil to brown on all sides (not that cylinders have sides) over medium-low heat.
He cut into the pig, six ribs or so back from the head, lifted out a loin, trimmed away much of the fat and shaped the meat into a compact, beautifully marbled cylinder.
More endangered still is the Chinese alligator, a compact and relatively mild-mannered meat eater that, at an average length of seven feet, is only about half the size of its American counterpart.
Barry Press is a compact man.
The present paper presented the results of meat products drying with a compact solar cabinet dryer.
The Cornish Cross, a hybrid of Cornish and White Rock, is one of the most-common breeds for industrial meat production and is esteemed for its compact size and rapid, efficient growth.
Instead, a handful of basic businesses — a hardware store, dry cleaners and Peter's Market, with a nice selection of meats and fish — are clustered in a compact red-brick plaza on Weston Road.
SALUMERIA ROSI PARMACOTTO IL RISTORANTE On the Upper West Side, Salumeria Rosi has been a big success; a copious counter for cured meats, cheeses and prepared dishes shares a compact space with a tight lineup of tables.
As proof of her resourcefulness, Ms. Allen opened the freezer of the trailer's compact refrigerator where, to make room for bargain packs of meat from the supermarket, she had removed the shelves.
For example, from logical forms expressing that John ate a burrito containing chicken meat and Mary ate a burrito containing chicken meat, a more compact surface-oriented LF might be generated to the effect that John and Mary each had a chicken burrito.
