Sentence examples for salted beef from inspiring English sources

Salted beef brisket with suet dumplings.

At Mercado de Atlixco (Avenida Independencia), young women stand on crates, thrusting cecina (dried, salted beef) samples at passing customers.

The salted beef, called cecina on the menu, is tough, sliced into thin strips and fried on the griddle.

Sandwich-making has very nearly approached an art form since Montagu's time (when the standard filling was a few uninspiring slabs of salted beef).

On his way to the first day's voice work with Taylor, Rabbi Hier picked up a salted beef sandwich from a deli, so he could keep kosher.

At Zaragoza, the tacos are filled to overflowing with tender lengua or cecina -- tongue or salted beef -- along with onions, cilantro, lettuce and red or green salsa.

Had I been staying in Margate for a few days, I would have definitely been back for the borderline sexist, but hugely appetising gents' burger (topped with bacon, black pudding, salt beef), hopefully followed by a Greedy Cow special, such as its salted caramel brownie or baked custard cream cheesecake.

Each features toppings -- salted chicken leg, beef and egg, eel, "three kind of mushrooms" -- whose flavors imbue the rice.

(Both are made from salted brisket of beef). Chicken soup and matzo ball soup were deemed two foods, not one.

Each features toppings -- salted chicken leg, beef and egg, eel, "three kind of mushrooms" -- whose flavors imbue the rice during cooking.

Royals and well-connected foreigners earned huge profits selling pipikaula (salted and dried beef) to whaling ships, and hide and tallow to tanneries abroad.