Sentence examples for served in a bath of from inspiring English sources

Lobster was served in a bath of jasmine air, an emulsification of spring water and jasmine oil.

That ham, for instance, is a thin-fingered delight, a dainty portion served in a bath of horseradish foam, with pickled beets that appear to be mere architectural details until their sweet acidity explodes in the mouth.

Blissfully slimy and appropriately chewy, the tripe is cooked and served in a bath of white wine, soffritto and tomatoes, with grilled peasant bread that you can, and should, use to mop up the liquid remnants.

The curly noodles are also served chilled in hiyashi chuka, a refreshing bowl of chilled ramen, cucumbers, pickled ginger, roast chicken or pork served in a cold bath of soy, rice vinegar and sugar.

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Salmon marinated in smoked oil and served in an almond milk bath was followed by grouper accompanied by tiny nuggets of squid, which looked deceptively like corn kernels.

Vareniki are served 25 to an order in a bath of drawn butter, generously sprinkled with long strands of onions cooked until tawny and sweet.

It is to be served on a paper plate awash in a bath of cider vinegar with a bit of salt and red-pepper flakes.

In their stead and more dependable, a mound of steamed littleneck clams came in a bath of clam liquor and white wine, those rolls serving as sops for the tasty broth.

Immerse the steel in a bath of the etching acid.

When the oven cooled, it even served as a bath: family members climbed inside and doused themselves with buckets of water heated in the oven.