Sentence examples for hung for days from inspiring English sources

Young birds are tender and have a delicately earthy taste (gone are the days when birds were hung for days on end to get faintly "high") and, once cooked, you can make a stock with the bones, providing the base for other healthy, winning dishes.

In the northeastern village of Tangshan, which was struck by an earthquake in 1976, a mother described watching her daughter hang for days between two buildings that had slammed together.

All beef is hung for 21 days to ensure tenderness.

In general, game is drawn and allowed to cool after being killed and then hung for several days.

Its birds include chicken, Norfolk bronze turkeys, pheasants, partridges and goose, which is hung for 10 days.

Reared slowly on a farm in Worcestershire, it's top-notch free range living for these birds and they're hung for 7-10 days before they're dry plucked.

The award-winning Kelly Bronze turkey is a fully mature bird, free-range, drug-free, hand-plucked and hung for 14 days and is acclaimed by one-word household names like Delia, Jamie and Nigella.

A lavish iced shellfish platter, a zesty watercress-and-red-cabbage salad dressed with ginger vinaigrette, rosy-rare steaks cut from beef hung for 21 days, proper bearnaise or bordelaise or mustard (your choice), crunchy frites, bread pudding -- a classic American Saturday-night dinner, as seen through three-star eyes.

Like most game, in order for the meat to achieve the right degree of tenderness and flavor and to lose what some people feel is a disagreeable gaminess grouse is usually hung for several days before it is cooked.

Once it's been hung for a few days, it should make a tasty dinner.

After the carcass has been hung for a few days to a few weeks, it is time to cut the carcass halves up into different pieces.