Sentence examples for crab sauce from inspiring English sources
Drain pasta (reserve a bit of cooking water), and toss it in crab sauce to coat.
Pour the crab sauce over the pasta, scatter the basil leaves over the top and season aggressively with black pepper.
One of the Visceglias' next projects is a crab sauce, "and to do it we'll need to fill out a bunch of paperwork," Ms. Visceglia said.
It serves nouvelle delicacies like grilled Japanese yam and yolk with bonito flakes (630 yen, $5.15 at 124 yen to the dollar), and potato dumplings stuffed with scallops and served with a wood-ear crab sauce (630 yen).
BEST DISHES -- Crab and pork juicy dumplings; pork juicy dumplings; bean curd with crab sauce; bean curd with chef's special sauce; beggar's chicken; eight treasure duck; lion's head casserole; bamboo's dual delight; red-cooked carp's belly; seaweed with tangerine peel.
We did not sample them all, but the ones we did try were fresh-tasting and worthwhile: screaming spicy (fiercely seasoned tuna), American dream (deep-fried shrimp, crab sauce) and spicy yellowtail (well-seasoned, not overwhelmingly hot).
Other options included a surprisingly balanced dish of lobster ravioli in a lump crab brandy sauce (ignore the occasional snippet of shell and concentrate on the interplay of lobster, crab, pasta and sauce), and a credible rigatoni Bolognese that would have been savored more on a colder day.
I also use it in my brown crab pasta sauce.
In a C.R.A. word puzzle, a subject is given three words, such as "pine," "crab," and "sauce," and asked to think of a word that can be combined with all three — in this case, "apple" ("pineapple," "crab apple," "apple sauce").
In a C.R.A. word puzzle, a subject is given three words, such as "pine," "crab," and "sauce," and asked to think of a word that can be combined with all three in this case, "apple" ("pineapple," "crab apple," "apple sauce").
I don't know if I've had bean curd as light and fresh as Evergreen's, where it is served with an extraordinary crab meat sauce ($11.50).
