Sentence examples for intense beef from inspiring English sources

Beef cheeks, cooked for 12 hours, presented succulent, spoon-tender hunks of meat on an intense beef gravy.

So did an intense beef salami called soujuk, especially the version topped with sliced lemon and ground sumac, doused with arrack and set on fire at tableside.

The broth, by the way, is an intense beef stock sprinkled with toasted sesame seeds.

To match the weight or intensity of food to the weight of the wine, an example would be a big, intense, rich beef dish with a big California Cabernet Sauvignon.

Intense smoked Wagyu beef brisket and mild, subtly sweet local redfish followed.

My Rhineland roast is intense: slices of beef with thick sticky raisin jus and potato dumplings that have the texture of large gnocchi.

But Schumer is under intense pressure to beef up his resistance to the Trump administration.

But as a consolation, China Tasty may be the only place in the west SGV to serve real Lanzhou-style noodles - chewy, pully things hand-thrown to order by a chef whose talents are displayed in a glassed-in kitchen - which you can get stir-fried with meat and vegetables or served in an intense broth of beef or lamb.

You don't have to have them all, but the portions are tiny (some fit in half a shot glass), and the progression of flavors from the mild and creamy raw-fish variations to the more intense cooked savories of beef, poultry and slow-cooked fish is so dramatic and intricately devised -- culminating with three Lilliputian but breathtaking desserts -- that it would be aesthetic masochism to skip.

Then, suddenly, we are confronted with a bolt of magnificence: the pappardelle with beef-shin ragu – tender ribbons of beef with an intense tomato flavour.

"Just as dry-aging beef creates a more intense flavor, salting a chicken a day or two ahead intensifies the flavor," Mr. Keller said.