raviolo造句

例句与造句

1. I remember only that you can't eat one ravioli; it's a raviolo.
2. One course was a single large raviolo filled with ricotta, spinach and a raw egg that poached while the pasta cooked.
3. So our noodles are plural, but our spaghetti is construed as a singular, and we never give a thought to a raviolo or a gnocco.
4. For the more sophisticated youthful palate, they offer gossamer-thin raviolo wrapped around spinach or eggplant ( $ 14 ) or shrimp ( $ 15 ).
5. The raviolo, called uovo raviolo, is filled with ricotta, spinach and a quail egg, and the finished dish is showered with white truffle shavings.
6. It's difficult to find raviolo in a sentence. 用raviolo造句挺难的
7. The raviolo, called uovo raviolo, is filled with ricotta, spinach and a quail egg, and the finished dish is showered with white truffle shavings.
8. Vic Raviolo, previously responsible for the Lincolns that raced in the Carrera Panamericana during the 1950s was involved with engineering AMC's new sports-car-type coupe.
9. Its mild, rich heat is in the pan-roasted lobster glazed with Goan curry and in the tomato curry sauce served with a raviolo of spinach and sheep's milk ricotta.
10. "' Ravioli "'( plural form; singular : " raviolo " ) are a type of dumpling composed of a filling sealed between two layers of thin pasta dough.
11. The chef, Angel Palacios, favors odd, seemingly unrelated pairings, like a half-dozen tiny lollipops of fried frog leg, each with a gauzy little raviolo filled with herring eggs, a stirring contrast of flavors and textures.
12. You can almost sense the great man's ghost looking over Michel Troisgros'shoulder in certain dishes, like a translucent raviolo of sugar peas, in which almonds enhance the sweetness of the peas, or an exquisite tenderloin of lamb, unexpectedly enlivened with a shower of grated orange zest, or a simple roasted cherry tomato, perfectly peeled and bursting with candy-sweet flavor.
13. American Motors'group vice president, Vic Raviolo, described the AMX as " the Walter Mitty Ferrari . " The AMX was designed to " appeal to both muscle car and sports car enthusiasts, two camps that rarely acknowledged each other's existences . " The problem was the " tire-melting " acceleration of the two-seater made it " a quick car that handled like a sports car, confusing the buying public . " Automotive journalist Tom McCahill summed up, " the AMX is the hottest thing to ever come out of Wisconsin and . . . you can whip through corners and real hard bends better than with many out-and-out sports cars ."