Sentence examples for is filleted from inspiring English sources
noun
A headband; a ribbon or other band used to tie the hair up, or keep a headdress in place, or for decoration.
Macfadyen is filleted in a particularly imaginative manner.
When the salt is brushed away, the fish is filleted and served with just a touch of lemon and oil.
The kitchen, including the cook's station where the fish is filleted, is visible behind glass and you can stand and watch the line cooks at work.
The fish is filleted for its various parts, and a proportion is salted, cured or canned – contrary to perception, high-end canned tuna is twice as expensive as the fresh variety.
Japanese bonito (skipjack tuna) is filleted, boiled, smoked, covered in mold and sun-dried to the hardness of oak — a technique dating from the 1600s — then shaved into translucent flakes.
As pescado a lo macho ($17.95), the corvina is filleted and fried, then smothered under shrimp, squid and octopus, clams and mussels in the shell, and a single crab claw.
A bewildered waiter looked at her and emphasised: "But it is fillet steak".
Ask that the fish be filleted and skinned.
Some fish were filleted into long tubes of creamy white flesh; some were whole and skinless.
When asked about the fresh or preserved cod he replied it was filleted.
The latest wobble over the Bill has surprised ministers because it was filleted during last year's much-vaunted "pause".
