Sentence examples for thicker cut from inspiring English sources

Consumers can buy classic Lay's in the shiny yellow bag, or Natural Lay's, with a thicker cut, expeller-pressed oil and sea salt.

The striped bass, a thicker cut, didn't require this treatment, but Moonen dusted the skin with Wondra flour, which is very finely ground and less likely to gum.

The falafel in my starter are fluffy and gorgeous, my main course of calves' liver is juicy for being thicker cut, and husband enjoys a chickpea and spinach curry.

The limited distance traveled is another reason marinades are generally better for lean proteins — chicken breasts, flank steak, shrimp: You'll get a better ratio of flavored surface per serving than you would in a larger, thicker cut of meat.

Five elegant, vividly memorable books have been published by Kynaston, with individual titles – A World to Build, Smoke in the Valley, The Certainties of Place, A Thicker Cut and now Opening the Box – that often echo the titles of Powell's dozen.

Much is made of this minor complexity but all you need do is carve the thin cut against its grain, then turn the meat (or flip it over) and carve the thicker cut below against its grain.

The thicker, cut-from-fillet supermarket fish fingers (as opposed to those made from reconstituted protein) are perfectly adequate and minimise the faff in what should be the ultimate faff-free meal.

Thicker cuts of fish would have improved salmon romesco (a delicious, densely flavored puréed vegetable sauce).

Try to cook with thicker cuts of meat.

For thicker cuts (1 /2.5cm or thicker), your cooking times will vary.

Broil thinner cuts for 10 minutes and thicker cuts for 15 minutes.