"hearty helping" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a large or generous portion of food. Example: The chef served us a hearty helping of roast beef and mashed potatoes.
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The roast beef, for instance, has a hearty helping of tender, house-roasted top round, paired with wonderfully crispy fries and a mildly pickled gherkin spear.
These are details, to be sure, but the grand spectacle of opera is an accumulation of such tiny, crucial moments, as well as a hearty helping of the passion that this "Otello" sorely lacked.
As a server scooped a hearty helping of coconut-infused white rice from a wooden barrel onto a plate lined with a banana leaf, Lee Khang Yi, one of my blogger-guides, looked on approvingly.
Coleslaw also accompanies lunch offerings like the Texas turkey sandwich, a hearty helping of turkey breast, Swiss, lettuce, tomato, onion and roasted red peppers, dressed in a horseradish sauce, and a big fish sandwich, with haddock, lettuce and tomato on a French roll ($8.99 each).
Augustus brought the man home for three weeks and gave him a bed, hearty meals, and help finding a job.
An endorsement, especially a hearty one, could help clear the way for those voters to coalesce behind Mr. Romney's campaign.
Once winter arrives in full force, with wind whipping down the Bosporus from the Black Sea, and the snow flurries gathering atop minarets, Turks start to take refuge in seasonal drinks like sweet sahlep, or hearty boza, to help them fortify against the elements.
In the same hearty class is a husky helping of moist, down-on-the-farm roast Pennsylvania Amish chicken.
His yoga and an improved diet that involved eating heartier but smarter helped Barnes lose 18 pounds.
