In this, lobster meat is nestled among a fragile forest of brittle rice noodles, deep-fried spinach and ginger in a lovely curry sauce.
What's more, the pork comes in a cruelly fragile bun, which leaves you cupping fistfuls of meat and disintegrating bread.
Early plastic bags here were expensive and too fragile to carry heavy items such as cans, meats and large bottles.
Scraps of seal meat and blubber litter the ground outside the fragile shacks.
Citrus chutney helps broker an agreement between the meat and the fish, but the truce is fragile.
But those veal kotletki — they are surprisingly fragile, bound with a thin, crisp skin where the ground meat hit the hot butter, and its accompanying kasha is deeply flavored with mushrooms.
Over time, a diet made up only of white meat may cause your cat to develop swollen joints, fragile bones, failing vision, or heart failure.
You may wish to remove a meat thermometer, especially a more expensive and probably more fragile electronic one, so the intense radiant heat does not destroy it.
The meat — short rib sheared off the bone in featherweight strips; duck as fragile as tissue paper and curling into ringlets; pork belly that has wallowed a lifetime in garlic — is tender, retrieved from the grill moments before dissolution.
Ma Jun, director of the Institute of Environmental and Public Affairs, a Beijing-based green NGO, said intensive farming was putting pressure on ecological fragile regions and that China was wrong to try to follow a western model of excessive meat consumption.
