Sentence examples for noodle sauce from inspiring English sources

I sent some sichuan noodle sauce because Boehner and McConnell bend like noodles however the corporations and banks want them to.

It's also comforting to know that Boyd Rice and Death In June fans will have brand new stroke material to help conjure up their hateful Nazi noodle sauce to feed their dying, invalid mothers just before crying themselves off to sleep.

Guh Song offers a couple variations on the dish, including noodles with bean sauce and noodles with special bean sauce.

Add the noodles, sauce and crickets and toss to mix.

While it might seem like it makes more cost sense to buy a single frozen lasagna instead of buying noodles, sauce, cheese, and the other ingredients necessary to make one, the per-unit price and the actual cost of the food you're getting is much higher with frozen meals.

— Jeff Gordinier Reuters: On the Beijing restaurant that served Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. black bean sauce noodles and steamed buns.

It's that dish of springy wheat noodles tossed with bean sauce, ground pork and usually some other stuff that you find in some of the better Chinese noodle restaurants.

That's when singles commiserate to together by eating jajangmyeon, or noodles in black bean sauce, while reflecting on on their sad, single lives.

For ingenuity, look no further than the improbably compelling dried tofu with fresh hot peppers, a warm pile of beige rehydrated dried tofu — like wide flat noodles — sauced simply with chicken stock, garlic, scallions and chopped hot green chilies.

The restaurant — particularly its barroom — is a fine destination for a pilsner and a plate of the chef Herbert Aigner's Teutonic specialties: standbys like crisp schnitzels and plump sausages, and dishes like jäger spätzle (buttery handmade noodles sauced with a gooey-meaty mix of bacon, cheese and mushrooms) that are a little harder to hunt down.

The tender veal comes with a tangle of noodles sauced in the veal juices and tossed with porcini mushrooms, English peas and red pearl onions.