Sentence examples for thick tomato from inspiring English sources

Gnocchi, though pleasantly light, struggled a bit under an overly thick tomato and basil sauce.

Gorgonzola was promised but undetectable in the unpleasantly thick tomato sauce flooding this dish.

Mussels came in a generous portion, albeit somewhat lost in a thick tomato marinara.

The spaghetti alla chitarra was cooked al dente, but the thick tomato sauce was unremarkable.

The sweet, thick tomato cream sauce on the malai kofta contrasted nicely with the tender potato-paneer dumplings.

Serve on thick tomato slices with a drizzle of soy sauce and chopped basil, Thai if possible.

Pup-Up's seafood stew ($4 cup, $6 bowl) is a thick tomato-based fish chowder, peppery and full of spice.

Brunswick stew, a thick, tomato-based soup with vegetables, pork, and chicken, is a minor revelation — unassuming but mysteriously smoky — and collard greens with ham are dynamically spicy.

All of that should have been obvious even to somebody who, being from Kansas City, was brought up to assume that barbecue meant ribs or beef brisket, with a thick, tomato-based sauce, and that the presence of chopped-up meat at a barbecue joint would be an indication that a customer of long standing had absent-mindedly shown up without his teeth.

But while Eastern Carolina uses the whole pig, and dresses its pulled pork with vinegar and sometimes a touch of hot pepper, Western Carolina uses the shoulder of the pig and adds a thick tomato-based or ketchup-based sauce to its pulled pork, which it serves with red coleslaw.

When someone makes you a thick tomato-y sauce enriched with fat pancetta, finished with just a dab of cream, served on soft, yolky pasta they are basically saying, "I want you to live, and I want you to live marvelously".