Sentence examples for dip thinly from inspiring English sources

We wrap smoked emu around tart quandongs and dip thinly sliced kangaroo in a warm pepper berry sauce.

Open chicken sandwiches Dip thinly sliced chicken breasts in flour; cook for 2 minutes each side in hot olive oil.

The open-faced French dip with thinly sliced roast beef, sautéed onions and melted provolone on crusty baguette is another timeless option ($6.50).

Further south on the Amalfi coast, milder winters and scorching summer days produce enormous specimens so mild that they are often eaten raw, thinly sliced and dipped in sugar.

Aside from the rush, the dinner was delicious, featuring matsutake mushrooms in a ponzu dip, sashimi and a shabu-shabu of thinly sliced beef.

No matter which type of beefsteak a diner attended, the main course was beef loin dipped in butter-based sauce and served thinly sliced on rounds of bread (day-old bread, at East Side beefsteaks; fresh toast, at West Side).

As carnivores we tried two types (shoulder and bacon) of thinly sliced pork with ours, dipped in ponzu (sweetened soy) and goma (sesame sauce), along with rice cooked in "hot stone".

A 7-m-thick succession of inclined heterolithic stratification (IHS) is developed in the middle intertidal portion, where it consists of thinly interlaminated sands and muds with a dip angle up to 10°.

It's served thinly sliced as a cold cut, with a dip of the region's famed red vinegar swimming with slivered ginger.

Make sure those onions are as thinly diced as possible if you want the dip to have a creamy, even texture.

One evening, we were sitting around a steaming pot of shabu-shabu, thinly sliced beef cooked in a broth and dipped in sesame sauce.