Sentence examples for pork cuts from inspiring English sources

"That led us to pork cuts, which in turn led to cattle and goats".

And Mangalitsas' rolls of fat make them unsuitable for butchery in the American fashion, with a band saw producing a cross-section of pork cuts.

He said that this store at no time sells kosher meat and as a matter of fact specializes in pork cuts only.

After all, Rabbi Weiss wrote, the manager told him, "This store at no time sells kosher meat and as a matter of fact specializes in pork cuts only".

Then again, there's the No. 16, the Perugia, in which tart balsamic dressing plays off the saltiness of coppa pork cuts.

None of the fine beef, lamb, and pork cuts resemble the animals they came from — despite the restaurant's décor, which, with handsaws as wall hangings and buzz saws as light fixtures, conjures a crude butcher's shop.

Buta no kakuni is the most popular way of cooking pork belly in Japan – literally, it means "pork cut square and boiled".

(The Burtons' verdict: "Hot stuff!") *To render (fry out) the salt pork, cut into small pieces and heat at very low temperature.

His ancestors were called Porcius, and his only complete surviving work, "De Agricultura", is a farming manual in which he pays tribute to his family origins with this recipe: "After buying legs of pork, cut off the feet.

But Ms. Roberts, a college student and part-time bartender, frowned when she learned that these wings were actually two-ounce bits of pork cut from the fibula of a ham shank.

It was made of small juicy clams, scarcely bigger than hazel nuts, mixed with pounded ship biscuits and salted pork cut up into little flakes! the whole enriched with butter, and plentifully seasoned with pepper and salt".