Sentence examples for dried cuttlefish from inspiring English sources
Or, rather, to the Peak Galeria, where I bought bags of dried mangoes and spicy dried cuttlefish (10 Hong Kong dollars each; the latter was buy-one-get-one-free!) before marching to the real peak.
These days, Chinatown seems full of people who no longer make their living selling dried cuttlefish and bean thread; there are as many beauty salons per square inch as there are live eels flipping about in plastic containers on the hosed-down streets.
Only a third or fewer subjects found (cutting) cotton thread, dried cuttlefish, whole apple, or chewing gum 'easy to chew.' The mean (SD) chewing function score for all subjects was 12.1 (4.8) units.
" "Surume" is dried cuttlefish.
The food frequency questionnaire listed 14 seafood items, including fresh fish (fish ball or cake, deep fried fish, pan or stir fried fish, boiled or steamed fish), fresh shellfish (shrimp or prawn, squid or cuttlefish), dried/salted fish (salted fish, ikan bilis, dried fish, other dried seafoods such as dried shrimp, dried oyster, dried cuttlefish), and canned fish (canned tuna, canned sardine).
The minibar is stocked for partying: energy drinks, throat lozenges and condoms along with Chinese favorites like dried cuttlefish and rice wine.
In the surrounding countryside, green with cornfields and pine trees, men ride horses and ox carts while women dry cuttlefish on rooftops.
An array of cold dishes was designed to whet the appetite: pickled chicken feet; green beans with marinated young ginger; shreds of spiced dry-cooked beef, almost like jerky; pickled carrots and daikon radish; and cuttlefish with ginger, scallions, chilies and Sichuan peppercorns.
But most dishes I sampled were too busy (the cuttlefish salad), too oily (vegetable tempura with a mammoth $37 steak) or too dry (a $26 salt-and-pepper chicken entree).
"Octopuses, squid, cuttlefish".
