"meat offering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a meal or dish containing meat, especially one that is offered as part of a religious or social ritual. For example, "At the temple, worshippers bring a meat offering of lamb or fish to the priest."
The mustard had melted into the meat, offering a pungent contrast.
As thousands of animals were diagnosed with this condition, politicians initially found themselves defending the safety of meat, offering assurances that the best science of the day had found no implications for human health.
More important than the meat offering of an animal victim was the preparation of the divine drink hauma.
Cheering Arabs in New Jersey after 9/11, a total fabrication is his latest red meat offering, along with America taking in 250,000 Syrian refugees when the number is only 25,000.
The meat shops, offering diverse fresh meats, are mostly in two- and three-story row houses of distinguished vintage.
Of the two meat offerings we tried, we particularly enjoyed the pork chops (costoletta di maiale).
The dead were accompanied by meat offerings and ochre and buried below low mounds, on top of which ritual fires burned.
After the celebrity chef Jamie Oliver went on a tirade against the filler last year, McDonald's, Taco Bell and Burger King decided to stop padding their meat offerings with it.
The specialty has been fish (with some meat offerings and excellent pizza as well) since long before the current fish fad was conceived.
Fresh Direct, the grocery delivery company, this week expanded its local meat offerings from just poultry, to include hamburger, steak and short ribs from pasture-raised English breed cattle processed by Hardwick Beef, based in Massachusetts.
Check out its Fajitas Italianas (sautéed portabellas and zucchini strips sub in for traditional meat offerings) or Farmer's Plate (featuring three sweet potatoes tamales)for a full meal.
