Sentence examples for meat in which from inspiring English sources

It's for the cook-it-yourself barbecues, wonderful feasts of meat in which you grill anything from ox tongues and marinated pork to brisket and prime sirloin, all at your table.

The main sources of calcium are milk and milk products; meat, in which it is bound to proteins; and vegetables, in which it is bound to phytates (phytic acid) and oxalates (the salt of oxalic acid).

Impossible Foods recently let Bloomberg cameras into their kitchen to create a rather mouth-watering video, along with similarly delectable imagery of their product and unlike test-tube grown meat, in which a single burger costs north of a quarter-million dollars, they appear to be able to produce their burgers in significant quantity.

I was not won over by astringent stuffed grape leaves, but I was by an unusual version of dolmades, cabbage leaves stuffed with savory ground meat, in which simple flavors of olive oil and lemon gave an unmistakably Greek treatment of these more typically Eastern European ingredients.

The regulatory situation gets more complicated with cell-cultured meat, in which cells taken from animal muscle are grown on special scaffolds until they form enough tissue strands (about 20,000) to make a meatball or hamburger.

The events of the episode "Meat", in which Rhys learns the real nature of Gwen's job, are seen by Davies as a "rite of passage" for the couple.

In 2013, Tesco's supermarket chain in the United Kingdom had a tainted meat scandal in which horse meat was found in some beef burgers sold in the UK and Ireland.

In the meat industry there are some processes like drying or storage of salted meat products in which the knowledge of water sorption phenomena in salted proteins could be very useful.

This is putting further pressure on Britain's food chain, which has already been exposed as highly susceptible to fraud following the recent horse meat scandal in which horse was found to have been widely substituted for beef.

In Britain, the Food Standards Agency said Asda's corned beef contained "very low levels" of bute, four parts per billion, and was the only meat product in which bute had been found.

A more typical one is Sailor's Meat (1975), in which McCarthy, in a blonde woman's wig, produces raw sausages from his bottom, smears them with ketchup and eats them.