Sentence examples for making them tender from inspiring English sources

You can get very juicy ribs by cooking them at 135 degrees, but making them tender takes two or three days.

I have written about meatballs before – twice, actually – the second time after discovering (thanks to a local trattoria called Il Piccolo Alpino) that poaching meatballs in a tomato sauce without preliminary browning is the secret to making them tender.

They spear the prized octopus and beat their catch on seaside rocks to make them tender.

They should be sautéed just long enough to make them tender and sweet.

Does it make them tender and tough, attentive to the little things in life and rambunctious with words?

Cardoon, a close relative of the artichoke, is grown just for its leaf stems, which can be wrapped and blanched to make them tender.

The woman who examines her breasts so frequently that she makes them tender, then decides that the soreness means she has cancer.

Once cooked, they may be crisped up on a grill, but the part of the procedure that makes them tender is indirect heat, the mark of true barbecue.

While Hänsel and Gretel struggle to escape, the Witch laughs at them, describing all the goodies she will feed them to fatten them up and make them tender and tasty.

Why, for example, do so many recipes have you brown lamb shanks and other tough meats, when the braising for two or more hours after that to make them tender breaks down the lovely, crisp crust created by the browning?

Or you're a woman who's breast examinations are so frequent, you make them tender and then decide that the soreness means you have breast cancer.