Sentence examples for were roast from inspiring English sources
verb
To cook food by heating in an oven or over a fire without covering, resulting in a crisp, possibly even slightly charred appearance.
Some entrees are lackluster: the best were roast chicken ($22), meatloaf ($19), and a grilled lamb sirloin ($24); best desserts, a rare stone fruit crisp that really is crisp ($8), and a Dutch-inspired dessert called banket, a lush combination of almond paste and flaky pastry ($8).
Other winners were roast salmon over maitake mushrooms and baby bok choy in a shiitake-ginger broth; slices of seared yellowfin tuna with a sesame crust and mandarin-soy glaze surrounding a centerpiece of sesame sushi rice; and a special of whole striped bass, roasted and filleted, atop a succotash of corn, pancetta and edamame.
Peacocks were roasted and then replumed.
"Ninety percent of the chickens were roasted.
He was crying, complaining that the neighbors were "roasting chickens".
Use them in a month from when they were roasted.
Low, medium, and high roasted nibs were roasted at 13, 20, and 25 minutes respectively.
Merrill) variety BRS 257 were roasted and milled to obtain flour known as Kinako.
Sprouted and unsprouted soybeans were roasted and used to prepare soy-butter.
Still others were roasted.
How the beans were roasted is very important.
