Sentence examples for sauce straight from inspiring English sources

Parsipur, eating her squid, began to drink soy sauce straight from the cup.

I cooked for boyfriends -- even for one who preferred his cranberry sauce straight from the can, still bearing those disturbing ridges along its gelatinous silo -- and for their parents, and tossed around a couple of footballs for auld lang syne.

Later, after I moved away from Georgia, I would eat a barbecue sandwich every now and then, but in the Atlanta suburbs this usually consisted of drenching dry, overcooked pork or chicken in a syrupy sauce straight from the jug and then serving it on a roll or between two slices of white bread, either of which became instantly soggy.

Adding sauces straight to a hotplate can make it burn and taste bad, as well as making the plate much harder to clean afterwards.

Plus, they're easy to make: you can do all of the preparation in advance and the sauce comes straight out of a bottle.

It's remarkably easy to make: you can do all of the preparation in advance, and the sauce comes straight out of a bottle.

The only main course to avoid altogether is the pork chop stuffed with soggy cornbread, smothered in a viscous brown sauce and tasting straight off a hospital cart.

The snack is deep-fried jalapeño mac'n'cheese balls – posh arancini, basically – which my brother-in-law dares me to eat in one go, doused in chilli sauce, despite being straight out of the pan.

With a garlicky meat sauce and "cheese fries" straight from a package, it's a late-night kitchen experiment gone wonderfully right.

I like to eat in the privacy of my own room — sticking my spoon deep into the jar of Mrs. Richardson's caramel sauce so it sticks straight up, maybe sprinkling a little salt on it — and not telling anyone".

I noticed at one point that he'd been pouring himself caps full of soy sauce to drink, and sipping straight from a Tabasco bottle.