Sentence examples for thinly eat from inspiring English sources

4. Hrútspungar (ram's testicles) - pickle your testicles in whey, press into a cake. 5. Hrátt hreyndýrakjöt (raw reindeer meat) - kill reindeer, slice thinly, eat.

It's designed to be sliced thinly and eaten just as it is, much as you would salami or bresaola, though you could splash a little olive oil over it, I suppose.

Is this a thinly veiled eating disorder reference or just a case of garden-variety irritable bowel syndrome?

They can be shaved thinly and eaten raw as a salad, sautéed quickly with garlic for a hearty side, but can also stand up to being stewed for a really long time.

And both boys would happily eat thinly sliced parsnip in a baked gratin dish although neither would consider it roasted or boiled in chunks.

As for the little courgette-ettes that follow the flowers, these are so tender I often eat them raw, thinly sliced and dressed with olive oil and lemon juice, and sprinkled with a few herbs such as basil, thyme or parsley.

While I was in the Turkish metropole doing things like eating thinly-sliced eel and making little comments about what it tasted like, I was also spreading the word.

For me, the most delicious thing to eat in Rome is puntarelle - thinly sliced chicory shoots dressed with anchovies, garlic and red wine vinegar - which we have in our cookbook.

Cohen's men parse their existence more thinly than a slice of good prosciutto that they might eat at a dinner party they'd rather not be attending.

"We use corvina because I have still not found a good river fish to eat raw," said Mr. Schiaffino about his tiradito, a thinly sliced cousin to ceviche that is a standard Peruvian dish.

The Germans, frankly, thought I was weird – but they were too polite to say so and always found something I could eat (even if some thought that simply slicing ham very thinly would do the job).