Sentence examples for rich beef from inspiring English sources

Rich beef stew made with very lean meat.

There's a large selection of ales, and don't miss the €13 carbonnades flamandes, a rich beef and beer casserole.

Baroness de Ludinghausen is the last of the Stroganoffs, the Russian aristocrats who are now most famous for, yes, that rich beef stew.

There's smoky brisket with a proper amount of fat, and there are tender pork ribs and rich beef short ribs with even more fat.

The stir-fried beef fillet with black bean and pickled ginger was much more forceful, the black bean saltiness dominating yet not subduing rich beef flavors.

To match the weight or intensity of food to the weight of the wine, an example would be a big, intense, rich beef dish with a big California Cabernet Sauvignon.

He's taken a bold, full-flavoured approach to the menu – which features staples like the foie gras caramel profiteroles and the rich beef-cheek bourguignon – and has attracted a loyal following: his patrons from overseas have included nose-to-tail pioneer Fergus Henderson from St John in London.

It serves some superb (if pompously presented) Malay and Indian-influenced food, including, on our visit, a tangy tandoori snapper and coconut-rich beef rendang.

The most effective and sustainable way to use this land is to graze livestock, which will turn inedible grass into high-quality, grass-fed, nutrient-rich beef, lamb and dairy, all reared in an extensive system.

Behind beef products sold by famous high-street names we have uncovered a labyrinth of murky meat brokerage that stretches across borders, and takes in drug and horse smuggling, animal welfare abuses, and one of Europe's richest beef tycoons.

You can't really make a mistake with potatoes unless you drop them on the floor or oversalt: too great a potato-to-cod ratio, and you have a delicately Atlantic-flavored starch; too much ground beef in your potato, and you have richer beef.