Sentence examples for fine plating from inspiring English sources

Some three out of every four French restaurants serve "boil in a bag" dishes — industrially cooked platters that are reheated in individual portions — pretending that fine plating is all the preparation required.

Roasted garlic mashed potatoes and a sauté of wild mushrooms are fine plate mates.

Arboreal geckos and anoles (Anolis) have lamellae (fine plates) on the undersides of the toes.

I had a fine plate of it at a lunch in New York around that time, prepared by Salvatore Denaro, who is the chef for Arnoldo Caprai, a winery in Umbria, and I requested his recipe.

During the quench it often happens that the α/γ interfaces develop jagged shapes and even very fine plates although there should usually be no orientation relationship.

Because transformation from strong austenite leads to fine plates, alloys can be designed such that the bainite transformation is suppressed to low temperatures (125 350 °C), leading to a nanoscale bainitic microstructure.

The microstructure after the second cycle shows that many of the particles are sheared by fine plates having a twin relation with the matrix which form in the matrix during thermal cycling between 340 and 410°C leading to a prominent stepped Pb matrix interface.

Chapter 14 discusses the barred markings of hawks and owls, with further fine plates of photographs by the Keartons of disruptively patterned waders and their cryptic chicks.

As a loyal customer of A Cooke's, I visited the shop recently not just for a fine plate of scran but also to get the lowdown on the current state of affairs.

Ask the butcher to grind the meat twice, once in the coarse plate of the grinder and then through the fine plate.

2. Grind the mixture through a meat grinder fitted with the finest plate into a large bowl set over an ice bath.