Sentence examples for warm beef from inspiring English sources

She would be in her Lanz flannel nightgown and blue lace cap, preparing their nightcap of warm beef bouillon.

The owner and chef, Deon Jacobs, serves pan-Euro comfort classics -- fish and chips, warm beef salads -- surrounded by antiques and contemporary bric-a-brac, all for sale.

Hearty meals — warm beef salad, savory egg drop soup with pickles, liver with a haystack of French fries — were served three times a day in a central building.

The Vienna snapped between my teeth on the first bite, delivering warm beef flavor and shivers of pleasure through my body.

We were happy with the dish: warm slices of tender beef atop cold vermicelli with kimchi and crowned with a bit of egg seared in sesame oil.

His mission is developing the flavor of tender beef and rich, warm, star-anise scented soup over a 10-hour cooking process.

I especially like the Big Kalowsky (layers of warm roast beef and melted Swiss cheese with A.1. steak sauce on a sesame-seeded, garlic wedge).

With the warm, sliced beef and the warm, fragrant peas, I also served a plate of char-grilled peppers -- taken from a store-bought Spanish vacuum-pack -- that I drizzled with red wine vinegar and green, green olive oil, spiked with capers and carpeted with freshly chopped flat-leaf parsley.

Lunch is, to be sure, served buffet fashion, but each day brings something warm (roast beef or grilled tuna or, on one occasion, a pyramid of roast quail), three salads, something exotic (note to self: try Roquefort and raspberries or beets and strawberries at home) and a hot-out-of-the-oven quiche, or tourte or tarte, with seconds available.

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