Sentence examples for weak broth from inspiring English sources

The only disappointment here was a dish of sea bass in thin, weak broth.

A campaign finance reform bill negotiated last year was watered down to a very weak broth by Mr. Silver and Joseph Bruno, the Senate leader.

But even soy sauce and chili pepper couldn't resuscitate the nabeyaki udon ($12), a weak broth heavy with thick udon noodles, a soggy piece of shrimp tempura, a fishcake and a floating poached egg.

Here this one-pot noodle soup was poorly stocked and carelessly layered: the lukewarm, weak broth was too cool to poach the egg, which seemed to have been cooked separately, and two stiff, heavy shrimp tempura — usually at the top of the layers along with the egg — came served on the side.

Even better is a last-minute stock created by simmering the vegetable peelings in a weak broth or water.

We had begun our meal with bowls of Oxtail Soup ($9), and commented on the weak broth and chunks of savory oxtail (which I love).

I abandoned everything else after a few bites, including flavorless noodles in weak, oily broth; pork meatballs in a gooey, indistinct brown sauce; and a few other things I can barely recall.

In my book, sour cream can do no wrong and can often restore some tired-looking food, but it couldn't save a bowl of borscht that lacked texture and flavor: the beets were flaccid and thin as tissue and the broth weak and watery.

It is made out of a combination of dashi (broth), mirin(a weak form of sake), bok choy, chicken and a plethora of other brawny meats.

But Mr. Widmer's weak, soupy prose is the foamy broth derived from weak, soupy thinking.

As illustrated in Fig. 5a, when the initial glucose concentration was not higher than 200 g/L, the cell metabolism was weak, and the dissolved oxygen level in broth was sufficient.