deboned

They'd left the deboned body on the ship, and it was only a matter of minutes before its horrors would be discovered.

He looked like a deboned fish, sweating and gasping.

An exceptionally moist deboned chicken leg would have been terrific with a salsa of some kind.

Caron's head bobbled like that of a deboned hen.

Trying not to shudder, she placed down the padd with the image of the deboned Kuluuk on it.

Foie gras had been layered into the deboned meat to make for one succulent whole.

Chicken is best ordered in a stew-type preparation, such as a special combining deboned meat with sweet sausage and green peppers.

Dover sole is deboned tableside for two.

Along with the growth has been an increasing demand for deboned chicken for the nuggets and fillets in fast-food restaurants.

Pumpkin soup and fresh deboned ham, smoked and dressed with goose liver, are among the offerings.

The plan the European Union farm ministers approved today will end export restrictions on deboned beef from cattle ages 6-to-30 months.

Fortunately, I can't say the same of the satisfyingly large raviolo of deboned short ribs, which made a robust meal.

It comes as a brick of deboned, tightly packed, meltingly tender meat that's been poached in duck fat.

There are 119 licensed alligator farms in Louisiana, raising some 250,000 or so alligators and yielding half a million pounds of deboned meat annually.

The meat is cooked by inserting hot stones, preheated in a fire, into the abdominal cavity of a deboned marmot.

California chicken, a deboned half bird brushed and browned in a mustard, herb and brandy glaze, was a moist marvel.

A shockingly succulent deboned young chicken luxuriated under a light soy glaze and a dusting of sansho pepper.

Deboned baby chicken scented with a rosemary marinade ($15.50) is simply but lovingly prepared, along with well-seasoned carrots and green beans.

I know I've been much more dilatory in my visits since you upgraded to this deboned chicken of a ship, but I've been fairly busy.

A special of deboned brook trout in a lobster sauce was cooked correctly, but the fussy sauce, loaded with shrimp and scallops, overwhelmed the fish.

A whole deboned duck, juicy and tender, becomes the very expensive gift wrap for a stuffing of porcini mushrooms, roasted figs and foie gras.

The star of the show is Jean Shin's "Umbrella Windbreaker," a festive expanse of pinwheeling color and pattern from several dozen deboned umbrellas.

This either happens with chunks of mutton in a sealed milk can ("Khorkhog"), or within the abdominal cavity of a deboned goat or marmot ("Boodog").

Thomas J. Billy, administrator of the Food Safety and Inspection Service at the Agriculture Department, said the agency had "no public health concerns" about the deboned product.

The chicken parmigiana was made with deboned chicken rather than cutlets, but the meat was lost under a thick layer of mozzarella, chunky tomato sauce and chewy breading.