Sentence examples for generous handful of from inspiring English sources

Then top with salsa and a generous handful of cabbage, and serve.

O'Casey described The Silver Tassie as "a generous handful of stones, aimed indiscriminately".

Place your cod skin-side down and top with a generous handful of salt.

"My dad always added a generous handful of sunflower seeds," she said, to stretch the meat and give it texture.

Turn the vegetables in the butter, letting them warm through, then add a generous handful of chopped parsley.

To make these, a generous handful of grated cheese is added to the dough, along with freshly milled pepper, a speck of cayenne and a little nutmeg.

Add a layer of bread crumbs, then a generous handful on the top of the potato.

Characters flit in and out, scorning development, and, when in doubt, he tosses generous handfuls of gags at the screen.

This week I used generous handfuls of parsley – the flat-leaved variety – in a green pea soup; mint and dill were tossed with broad beans and sizzling bacon, and a goodly amount of basil found its way into a cool, white summer lunch of torn mozzarella and ripe peaches.

Given the rich, savoury flavour of the base, rather than the mimsy little sprigs favoured on western soups, I'm a fan of anything sharp and fresh – spring onions, lime juice, bird's eye chillies, plus great generous handfuls of coriander and Thai basil (the rarer sawtooth herb has never done much for me, so I can't in all conscience send you to hunt it down unless you're already a fan).

I pureed half the liquid, keeping the rest chunky, and stirred in generous handfuls of grated Parmesan and enough lemon juice so that you could really taste it.