Sentence examples for tough dish from inspiring English sources

Risotto is a tough dish to pull off.

If you want, buy a second detergent for the tougher dishes.

And yet, over the next few days, one Napoli employee after another found themselves answering questions about Melo's 'plan' to dish out tough treatment to Higuaín.

He may have been dishing out tough love or just kicking the city while it was down.

Two weeks ago, East Coast godfather Dirty South Joe dished out tough love to some up-and-coming producers for hiding behind anonymous aliases.

The Ducks took 33 hits from the tough Blue Jackets and dished out 32 of their own, winning 41 of 67 faceoffs to seize game-long control of the puck after scoring two early power-play goals.

The ceremonial pageantry was far removed from the Christianity I was taught growing up and the pope seemed more like the CEO of a greedy corporation dishing out tough rules for the lowly workers while excusing upper management from the same guidelines.

In unfamiliar territory, it might be tough to verify that a dish is free of cheese or fish sauce.

Discard the heart (unless you plan to use the heart for a dish) and any tough stems.

The outside edges cook first, and then the interior parts cook much more slowly after that, leaving the finished dish dry and tough on the edges and soggy in the middle.

He knows that his players have been uprooted, but he dished out his tough love unequivocally.