Sentence examples for fried wheat from inspiring English sources

Leave your spoon alone and instead scoop up the stuff with puris, dense little roundlets of fried wheat dough.

Badvi Bhaji (potatoes, tomatoes, coriander and green hot chilies) and Poori Aloo Mattar (potatoes in tomato stew with peas), with fried wheat pockets, are served by efficient waiters in brown jackets with epaulets (breakfast for two, 750 rupees).

It is customary in the chawls to live communally: anyone's children are everyone's children, and as a child Mr. Ambani would visit a neighbor's house to feast on puris, small discs of fried wheat.

Munching mahuai, a local popcorn-sized treat of twisted and fried wheat dough, we walk past volunteers restoring a Buddhist temple and spy a woman in a green tweed jacket, lime pedal pushers and spotless khaki sneakers shoveling sand into a cement mixer.

Three cages were baited with fried pork skin and two with fried wheat powder.

Add fried wheat gluten, stir well and cover with lid again for another 2 minutes.

He charges about $12 for a large plate of içás with wheat fried in pig fat meant for two.

Local shops, down in the larger village by the road, will not give any more credit to the destitute family so they are eating scavenged wheat, fried in a tin to make popcorn.

The sautéed Mughlai corn played sweet kernels against diced onion, green peppers and fresh ginger; the papdi chaat, a typical street or party food, was nicely balanced, its bits of house-made crisp-fried wheat shell layered with potatoes, chickpeas, onions, yogurt, mint and tamarind.

I would watch people pile heaping mounds of deep-fried wheat gluten onto their plates and, like little children, making sure to order specific dishes without the vegetables.

Then I fried buttered whole-wheat bread with Cheddar until the cheese dripped.