Sentence examples for stuffed with bacon from inspiring English sources

Pizza chains are constantly coming up with alluring new variations of their product, such as pizzas with crusts stuffed with bacon and cheese, to maintain consumers' interest and loyalty.

– Glenn Collins National Geographic Traveler: Katie Knorovsky drops into Baltimore and discovers the Golden West Cafe, which, she writes, "serves Elvis Pancakes any hour, piled with bananas and stuffed with bacon".

Everyone is on the hunt for the next "craveable," an item like a whole deep-fried onion, a potato skin stuffed with bacon or, in Applebee's case, the riblet.

I dug out every morsel of the eight tiny, tender clams stuffed with bacon, cheese and herbs, and relished the two plump shrimp on crostini that sang with the flavors of garlic, wine, tomatoes and herbs.

For appetites that know no bounds, saumagen is also served stuffed with bacon and cheese, with fried cabbage and little potato croquettes, a combination that should, by law, include a long nap afterward.

Two coffee table-size cookbooks Ruth and Skitch have produced ("Seasons in the Country," Viking, 1990; "Christmas in the Country," Viking, 1993) combine items from the American table like Connecticut Mohegan succotash with the Old Country recipes of Ruth's grandmother such as rouladen unde sosse (spiced top round of beef stuffed with bacon and mushrooms).

Autumn Stanford, who owns the Brooklyn Kolache Company in that borough's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, takes an artisanal tack, selling fruit-filled kolaches like apricot, as well as savory ones stuffed with bacon-wrapped hot dogs of Mexican-American derivation.

Pork tenderloin is stuffed with shrimp, bacon and pineapple and glazed with coconut adobo.

Mr. Miller had a FedEx envelope stuffed with proposed bacon labels ready to send off for approval Oct. 1 — the day the government shut down.

This beauty more than deserves its online fame: a pillowy, gently charred bread stuffed with crisp bacon, cream cheese and tangy chilli-tomato jam.

"This reminds me of Wow Bao," said one, Monique Bellefleur, referring to a five-unit Chicago chain that advertises "hot Asian buns" and serves breakfast bao stuffed with egg, bacon and Cheddar.