Sentence examples for skin cooked from inspiring English sources

It's a shoulder, all right: a fat little picnic ham, on the bone, in the skin, cooked to a trembling finish in a thick, sweet, star-anised brown sauce that cloaks the meat as if in velvet.

"Some people don't know how to leave food alone," she said as she slashed a whole breast, skin cooked to the red-brown color of cherrywood, into smaller pieces before wrapping it up with a few slices of white bread -- an excellent grease-fighting fillip to a great meal.

Mr. Schop serves a deeply credible take on Peruvian chicken, the bird chunked-out on a big wooden platter for two or more to share, its skin cooked to an inky blackness and the meat beneath it tender and sweet, with gloops of cheese-melty, pepper-rich huancaina sauce and soft-boiled egg, thick, crusty French fries and a piquant green aji sauce.

When Android starts to crack the "my first phone" barrier (perhaps with a simplifying skin cooked up by the likes of LG or Samsung), i.e. the pre-18 demographic, you better believe that age gap is going to widen.

— Patrick Farrell Michael Ruhlman: Here's how to cook turkey in stock up to the drumstick so that the legs braise while the breast and skin cook in dry heat.

It was not uncommon for Hebert to hunt after school, kill a bird, skin, cook and eat it, then turn his attention back to football.

So after she died in 1992, he organized a messy, joyous annual get-together where the next two generations of Pepes would gather to cut, skin, cook and can enough tomatoes to last everyone through the winter.

She pointedly juxtaposes portraits of her family members lounging in contemplation with photographs of the animals they hunt, skin, cook and eat.

Peel off the skin when cooked.

A red skinned potato will also gain a crispy skin when cooked correctly.

I'm not normally a massive fish eater but it was a thick slab of white fish with crisp skin, perfectly cooked with roasted veg, yoghurt, harissa, tahini and cured lemon.