Sentence examples for pork takes from inspiring English sources

Is it also the year fake pork takes off in China?

Sizzling over the smouldering embers, the pork takes on a smokiness and is served in bowls with cold vermicelli noodles, a vinegary fish sauce broth, pork and spring onion meatballs, a piquant carrot and cabbage pickle and a plate of freshly fried nem (pork spring rolls) - and all for under a pound.

Moving up to the north side of the elegant, old-world Gramercy Park, pork takes front and center stage.

After a couple of minutes, once the sugar has begun to caramelise, add the pork (take care, it may spit) and stir to coat.

Blame resides within the Clinton administration, she concludes, for letting "pork" take precedence "over preparedness," and in Congress, where committees have "authorized virtually any program with terrorism in the title".

They soon had a line of seven products, mostly mustards, but when Ginger Jazz, a spicy pineapple glaze for hams, pork and other grilled meats, and a red pepper jelly called Pepper Pizzaz (also good with pork), took off, the partners decided to concentrate on them.

Sixteen years ago, the government of Denmark, the world's largest exporter of pork, took the bold step of asking its pork industry to reduce the amount of antibiotics given to pigs.

Occasionally cold chambers are refrigerated in advance to reach lower temperatures than those in operation (-5°C/-6°C for beef; -10°C/-12°C for pork), taking advantage of thermal inertia to offset the effect of warm meat loads.

This pork scallopini takes just 30 minutes to make.

6 33 p.m. | Updated below | The Oklahoma Pork Council told the state's KTOK radio station: The Oklahoma Pork Council and Oklahoma's pork producers take seriously our ethical responsibility for the proper care of pigs.

The least expensive options for beef and pork (like chuck roast and pork loin) take the longest to cook and are generally sold in large portions at a lower price per pound.