Sentence examples for mixing meat from inspiring English sources

Suffolk-based Food Safari is running children's sausage making workshops in Ipswich where kids get to create their own sausage filling – mixing meat, rusk and any ingredients they like from salt and pepper to garlic and chilli, stuffing them into natural casings and then learning to link or tie them into sausages to take home.

The Dongbei talent for mixing meat and fish bubbles away in Mr. Chen's hot pot of pork belly, cellophane noodles and firm tofu, adorned with a whole fried fish (always served with the tail facing the most honored guest at the table).

Most people who buy kosher because they think it's safer or more healthful are likely not well versed in the complex set of ancient Jewish dietary laws that include, among other things, rinsing blood from carcasses with salt and water, never mixing meat and dairy, and allowing fin fish but not shellfish.

In general, the Chinese tend to be fairly trim, and the traditional diet stresses a balance, mixing meat and vegetables and a carbohydrate – generally rice in the south and noodles in the north, as well as the usual offering of fruit as a dessert.

Jewish dietary laws prevent mixing meat and milk in one dish.

Besides prohibitions against mixing meat and dairy products and limiting the eating of meat to that of cloven-hooved animals, the essence of kosher food is that it never comes in contact with nonkosher ingredients, no matter how minute.

Observant Jews never mix meat with dairy products.

Do not mix meat and figs on same skewer.

There are prohibitions on certain foods – for example, pig and shellfish – and Orthodox Jews don't mix meat and milk.

People should be told to wash those bags and don't mix meat products with other things that are unwashed!

As if reading my mind, the waiter suggested adding some spice by mixing the meat with his "special sauce".