Sentence examples for drenched in butter from inspiring English sources

Fat littlenecks drenched in butter and garlic, they sit beneath bread crumbs funky with oregano.

Even the most innocuous-sounding fish a gorgeous hunk of mérou (a.k.a. grouper)—has been drenched in butter.

By and large at Applebee's, what isn't fried is drenched in butter or cream, or covered with cheese or bacon.

She would understand the fabulous food drenched in butter and sugar, the 15-hour days on tired feet, the wages insufficient to pay for health care.

For a time there was a wonderful butternut-squash gnocchi dish, drenched in butter, served over sautéed chicken livers and dotted with fried sage.

As long as they are not boiled into a soggy, sulphurous mess, they're wonderful winter vegetables, drenched in butter with a good whack of fresh ground black pepper.

Join the crowds at local favourite Jam for chicken and waffles or pancake-batter-dipped-and-fried sausages drenched in maple butter syrup.

Snails are drenched in garlic butter and crowned with little pastry berets.

Imagine not being able to order a coveted plate of escargot, drenched in garlic butter at your favorite French restaurant!

And cauliflower arrived as a huge chunk standing tall on the plate, strewn with wild mussels and drenched in brown butter with capers.

You do find a lot of big-flavored bistro tropes here, including a patty of fried headcheese on a bed of lentils, Raclette-drenched Alsatian tarte flambé scattered with a handful of chewy bacon, and tiny crocks of snails drenched in garlic butter and crowned with lids of pastry.