Sentence examples for often cooked in a from inspiring English sources

There, too, a whole fish, usually bream or seabass, is often cooked in a hard casing of salt, which is lifted off to reveal a succulent fish beneath.

Space station food is often cooked in an oven and then thermo-stabilised, irradiated or dehydrated and then stored for a year or two before you even get to it.

A weekend explosion at the federal laboratory's Gaithersburg, Maryland, campus was linked yesterday to the production of methamphetamine, an illegal stimulant often "cooked" in home laboratories.

That's a success; clams are often cooked in ways that mean you can't actually taste them.

You could serve several of them, with bread to sop up the juices, or over rice; a bit of rice is often cooked in the same pan with the vegetables.

For lovers of seafood, locally caught wild barramundi is plentiful, and is often cooked in native lemon myrtle or with chilli and ginger – a nod to the rich Aboriginal and Asian heritage of the region.

In China, pig intestines are often cooked in unregulated family workshops.

Similarly, in Kashmir and Punjab, lamb is often cooked in mustard oil.

There's no history of meat-free eating in Belgium – even the chips are often cooked in lard.

Fish dishes at weddings are often cooked in tamarind broth and then stored in rows of narrow-necked earthenware pots.

Heparin is made from the mucous membranes of the intestines of slaughtered pigs that, in China, are often cooked in unregulated family workshops.