Sentence examples for pork stick from inspiring English sources
The company recommended that those who needed to avoid pork stick with well-known religious brands, rather than eating sausages that advertise themselves as being made of chicken.
If pork sticks to pan, add a tablespoon or two of vegetable oil.
Pork sticks its snout into about half the plates, from sliced smoked loin to kielbasa-like hunks in beans and prunes stuffed with walnuts and cheese, wrapped with bacon and paired with chicken livers.
The pork will stick to the pan at first, but then the juice will come out and the meat will loosen from the bottom.
Vendors selling American flags, or pork on a stick (or better yet, pork on sticks with American flags), it would have been stirring.
Personally, I'll take pork on a stick anytime.
News cycles about faltering front-runners are as much a ritual of early primary seasons as eating pork on a stick at the Iowa State Fair.
Actually, it's breaded fried pork on a stick, kushikatsu, which may come as close as possible to a Japanese equivalent of the corn dog.
1 09 p.m. | Updated DES MOINES — Sarah Palin arrived at the Iowa State Fair even as Rick Santorum was speaking on the fair soap box and Tim Pawlenty was grilling pork on a stick.
A bartender at Mac's Speed Shop in Charlotte, N.C., said that its beer-braised and hickory-smoked Pig Wings turn out sweet, like "Eskimo Pies of pork on a stick".
THE intricately detailed, refined artistry of sushi and sashimi has for many people come to represent the entirety of Japanese cuisine, but it's important to note that another, less formal, side exists: pork on a stick.
