Sentence examples for mixed with beef from inspiring English sources

Then things take a sinister turn as the cook is instructed to mix in one mashed avocado, some chopped pimentos, a cup of lemon juice mixed with beef broth and a teaspoon of poppy seeds.

In fact, the test run I conducted turned out like mulled wine mixed with beef consommé, and tasted better than it sounds.

His father and grandfather used a mixture of pork and veal, he said, but veal became too expensive in the 20th century and they went over to pork or pork mixed with beef.

Lamb plays a recurring role, appearing as succulent cubes of grilled loin on a bed of pita; in bouncy, juicy and vibrantly spiced mekanek, or sausage; and mixed with beef inside Lilliputian purses of pasta known as manti.

He told us through his lawyer that horse had been mixed with beef to order for only 10 months, and claimed that where old meat was being cleaned up and mixed with horsemeat he intended it for pet food.

Label the freezer paper they wrapped the pieces of meat in for each section's use: roast, steak, soup, burger — which they ground and mixed with beef fat before freezing — and the best part, tenderloin.

Fresh red meat was defined as veal or beef schnitzel, roast beef or veal, beef steak, rissoles (meat balls) or meatloaf, mixed dishes with beef, roast lamb or lamb chops, mixed dishes with lamb, roast pork or pork chops, and rabbit or other game (rarely consumed).

Then it's mixed with regular beef and – hey presto!

It's like teenagers' rotting trainers mixed with rotting beef, going off at the cortex of your brain.

It's made of soffritto (fried onions, celery and carrots), stale bread, milk, grated cheese and eggs mixed with ground beef, veal and sweet Italian sausage.

It was then mixed with "normal" ground beef.