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Definition of sweet-and-sour in English: sweet-and-souradjectiveˌswiːt(ə)nˈsaʊəˈˌswid ən ˈsaʊ(ə)r (especially of Chinese-style food) cooked in a sauce containing sugar and either vinegar or lemon. Example sentencesExamples - Fillet of beef, however, is worth relishing in a sweet-and-sour purée of roasted carrot and horseradish.
- But another starter of vegetarian spring rolls was soggy and their sweet-and-sour dip verged on the sickly.
- So next time you dine on sweet-and-sour pork and egg-fried rice in a British Chinese restaurant, please don't forget that that is just the tip, the merest, tiniest tip of the iceberg.
- It's a tantalising, sherbety, sweet-and-sour effect.
- We can all make mistakes, and the flavour wasn't as overwhelming as it often is with sweet-and-sour dishes, so no harm done.
- It is important that the topping provides freshness, colour and contrast, preferably with a sweet-and-sour component.
- There was no stinting on the amount of king scallops or monkfish tail, both of which were nicely cooked, but the orange-and-fennel sauce was an unpalatable sweet-and-sour diversion.
- Its sweet-and-sour taste complemented the exotic flavours perfectly.
- There was a lot of it, perfectly cooked and served with a gigantic green-lip mussel and a beautifully sweet-and-sour Madeira salsa.
- Paul lifted the lid off his serving platter to reveal huge pieces of breaded pork covered in sweet-and-sour sauce on a bed of freshly steamed white rice.
- The prime cut of shell steak has a similarly delicious sweet-and-sour taste.
- He also prepared other fake wood by frying a piece of California pine on his kitchen stove in a mix of wine, iodine, sweet-and-sour and teriyaki sauces.
- This gives La Ravane one of the strangest menus I've ever seen - you'll find meatballs, curries, sweet-and-sour fish, Creole steaks and kulfi ice cream all sharing space on its pages.
- On Market Street with its smells of sweet-and-sour pork and exhaust fumes, a man with his belongings in a shopping cart feeds half a slice of bread to the pigeons.
- Examples of mycorrhizal fungi include truffles and Auricularia, the mushroom which flavors sweet-and-sour soup.
- This filling meal, another Brasserie speciality, had a tangy, sweet-and-sour flavour which she said was ‘yum yum yum’.
- In Norway the grated root is mixed in with whipped sweet-and-sour cream, vinegar, and sugar; this sauce is called pepperrotsaus and is served with cold boiled fish, in particular salmon.
- Recent concoctions include a sweet-and-sour Sicilian sauce for tuna and a Milanese-style pork tenderloin.
- The rabbit à la flamande comes off the burner with a stewed sweet-and-sour taste.
- Depending on your selection, these mains may be sautéed with veggies, bathed in sweet-and-sour or spicy sauces and seasoned with Thai basil, lime leaves, citronella, ginger or yellow or red curry.
Rhymes bower, cower, devour, dower, embower, empower, endower, flour, flower, gaur, Glendower, glower, hour, lour, lower, our, plougher (US plower), power, scour, shower, sour, Stour, tower Definition of sweet-and-sour in US English: sweet-and-souradjectiveˈˌswid ən ˈsaʊ(ə)rˈˌswēd ən ˈsou(ə)r attributive (especially of Chinese-style food) cooked in a sauce containing sugar and either vinegar or lemon. Example sentencesExamples - The prime cut of shell steak has a similarly delicious sweet-and-sour taste.
- Fillet of beef, however, is worth relishing in a sweet-and-sour purée of roasted carrot and horseradish.
- Its sweet-and-sour taste complemented the exotic flavours perfectly.
- There was a lot of it, perfectly cooked and served with a gigantic green-lip mussel and a beautifully sweet-and-sour Madeira salsa.
- He also prepared other fake wood by frying a piece of California pine on his kitchen stove in a mix of wine, iodine, sweet-and-sour and teriyaki sauces.
- We can all make mistakes, and the flavour wasn't as overwhelming as it often is with sweet-and-sour dishes, so no harm done.
- This gives La Ravane one of the strangest menus I've ever seen - you'll find meatballs, curries, sweet-and-sour fish, Creole steaks and kulfi ice cream all sharing space on its pages.
- In Norway the grated root is mixed in with whipped sweet-and-sour cream, vinegar, and sugar; this sauce is called pepperrotsaus and is served with cold boiled fish, in particular salmon.
- This filling meal, another Brasserie speciality, had a tangy, sweet-and-sour flavour which she said was ‘yum yum yum’.
- It's a tantalising, sherbety, sweet-and-sour effect.
- Recent concoctions include a sweet-and-sour Sicilian sauce for tuna and a Milanese-style pork tenderloin.
- So next time you dine on sweet-and-sour pork and egg-fried rice in a British Chinese restaurant, please don't forget that that is just the tip, the merest, tiniest tip of the iceberg.
- But another starter of vegetarian spring rolls was soggy and their sweet-and-sour dip verged on the sickly.
- The rabbit à la flamande comes off the burner with a stewed sweet-and-sour taste.
- On Market Street with its smells of sweet-and-sour pork and exhaust fumes, a man with his belongings in a shopping cart feeds half a slice of bread to the pigeons.
- There was no stinting on the amount of king scallops or monkfish tail, both of which were nicely cooked, but the orange-and-fennel sauce was an unpalatable sweet-and-sour diversion.
- Examples of mycorrhizal fungi include truffles and Auricularia, the mushroom which flavors sweet-and-sour soup.
- Paul lifted the lid off his serving platter to reveal huge pieces of breaded pork covered in sweet-and-sour sauce on a bed of freshly steamed white rice.
- It is important that the topping provides freshness, colour and contrast, preferably with a sweet-and-sour component.
- Depending on your selection, these mains may be sautéed with veggies, bathed in sweet-and-sour or spicy sauces and seasoned with Thai basil, lime leaves, citronella, ginger or yellow or red curry.
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