Sentence examples for serving of chicken from inspiring English sources

There was nothing wrong with the generous serving of chicken Marsala, but nothing outstanding either.

The Chinese counter looks like a typical storefront on Canal Street, with roasted ducks and hanging chickens; you can also pick up a serving of chicken feet.

During that tense moment Monday night between the now-traditional serving of chicken potpie and the announcement of the Council of Fashion Designers of America/Vogue Fashion Fund winners for the year, while the designers of the 10 nominated labels sat anxiously, Diane von Furstenberg walked over to the table where Joseph Altuzarra was sitting and pinched the designer on his cheek.

DURING that tense moment between the now-traditional serving of chicken potpie and the announcement of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winners for 2011 on Monday night, while the designers of the 10 nominated labels sat anxiously in their seats, Diane Von Furstenberg walked over to the table where Joseph Altuzarra was sitting and pinched the designer on his cheek.

A 5-ounce serving of chicken drumsticks from KFC has 334 calories and 6 grams of saturated fat.

For example, it takes 3.5 times as much water to produce a serving of beef as a serving of chicken.

(One half-cup "serving" of Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup has 890 milligrams of sodium).

It's not as if there's nothing to eat along the bustling stretches of Jamaica Avenue: There are street vendors plying candies, nuts and chicken gyros; fast-food chains advertising value meals; and a food hall serving plates of chicken teriyaki.

Grab a serving of the chicken, pour yourself a glass of chenin blanc and enjoy.

He remembers a paternal stir-fry being made and the preparation of a maternal serving of fried chicken for the Puerto Rican Day parade.

In mirapakai kodi, for example, a small serving of boneless chicken tidbits came in a rich coconut sauce flavored by cumin, green chilies, mustard seeds and curry leaves; the dish was superb, but at $13.95 rather pricey.