Sentence examples for thinly before from inspiring English sources

Slice it very thinly before proceeding as below.

The secret is to slice your beef really thinly before mixing it with the pineapple.

The secret, I think, whatever your preference, is not to skimp on the raising agent (self-raising flour alone doesn't seem to do the job), to work the mixture as little as possible – and make sure you don't roll it too thinly before cutting.

To save yourself time and effort, ask the butcher to slice the beef very thinly before packaging it.

A number of the recipes also suggest adding pork, usually belly – cooked, as Luu and Stein suggest, by simmering the meat in salted water until tender, then thinly sliced before use.

Thinly populated before French colonial rule in the early 20th century, the flat and dusty region is home to the majority of Syria's Kurdish population, as well as Assyrian and Syriac Christians, and Sunni Arab tribes, many of whom were planted in the region in the 1960s and 70s by the Syrian regime in an act of colonial settlement to dilute the region's Kurdish majority.

If using pork, the meat should be thinly sliced before cutting it into 1 inch (2.5 cm) lengthwise pieces.

Locatelli uses great big raw chunks, but I find the flavour far too aggressive: much better to slice them thinly and soak before use, as Del Conte suggests, so you get the sweetness without the bite.

"But I think the success I've enjoyed here," Torre said, dropping a casual but thinly veiled caveat before saying he wasn't even thinking about next year, "if things don't work out here, I'm confident I'll be working somewhere".

Locatelli specifies fresh egg pasta, rolled very thinly and blanched before baking – I make a batch, and lovingly send it twice through my pasta roller's thinnest setting (hey, I'm no nonna), but I can't see that it's worth the effort: after 40 minutes in the oven, it's too soft for my taste.

You will need to roll out the butter thinly and evenly before placing it in the freezer overnight.