Sentence examples for most raw fish from inspiring English sources
Nearly all crustaceans, most raw fish and shellfish, too.
Something like yellowtail sashimi in appearance and texture, but with a flavor less distinctive than that of most raw fish, the raw chicken is best served with an accompaniment — a marvellously aggressive wasabi, chopped very coarse, or pickled plums that impart a smoky flavor.
Ceviche, for those that steer clear of such vulgar things as trends, is, at its most basic, raw fish marinated in citrus juice and spices; the acid in the juice denatures the proteins in the meat in much the same way as cooking would.
Mr. Skenes has been buying most of his raw fish from Japan because he believes it is caught and handled more carefully there.
I am an exploratory eater who will sample almost anything -- snails, most organs, any slimy raw fish, cheeses that smell worse than dirty socks.
A couple of the most memorable raw-fish experiences of my life have taken place at the eight-seat counter of Go's Mart, a shoe box sushi bar in a Canoga Park mini-mall.
Festival, is her most recent piece, and it apparently involves raw fish eating and spitting; neither of which should particularly frighten New York audiences.
He recommends that we eat the empanadas (baby Cornish pasties), ceviche (Peruvian marinated raw fish), sweet potatoes, the most enormous lomo (fillet steak) and, of course, chips.
For lunch, give it some healthy food such as canned or raw food (most cats will happily munch on any raw fish or meat).
Most of what we think of as sushi (raw fish atop a finger of vinegared rice) is technically Edo style, since it originated as fast food in Tokyo, but the use of raw fish in sushi is actually a very recent invention.
