Sentence examples for thin sausage from inspiring English sources

Isabella created some really wonderful large beads (shown above) by rolling two different-coloured clays into thin sausage shapes.

The most popular preparation of Lucknow Nawabi cuisine, served at these stalls, is kakori kabob, a cigarette-shaped kabob or thin sausage.

Cover the casserole dish with a lid. 4 Mix the flour with enough water to make a stiff dough, then roll into a thin sausage and stick around the outside lid join to seal.

6 Now for the fun part; lightly flour your hands and the worktop, then take small sections of dough and roll them into a thin sausage about 1-2cm in diameter.

For example, a five-year-old who is shown two balls of clay of the same size and shape will tell an adult that they have the same amount of clay, but, when the experimenter rolls one of the balls into a long but thin sausage, the five-year-old will tend to say that the untouched sphere has more clay in it than the sausage-shaped object does.

Roll the dough into a long, thin sausage shape, then cut into dumplings about 2cm/1in long.

The five thin sausages had crispy skin and salty, juicy meat.

Roll them into long, thin sausages.

Within five minutes, a complete breakfast arrives: perfectly poached eggs on nutty seven-grain toast, slightly peppery thin Italian sausage links and a wonderful cake of rosti potatoes, fried crisp on the outside and soft within.

A long, thin, smoked sausage with a distinctive pink colour, normally sold in jars or cans.

Students won't just debate the merits of thin versus sausage crust pies.