Meat Dishes

noun a slice of beef, especially one cooked by broiling or frying

• The restaurant is known for its delicious beefsteak served with a side of vegetables.
• Let's grab a juicy beefsteak for lunch today.
• I could really go for a beefsteak right now, it's so tasty!
• His argument was a tough beefsteak to chew on during the debate.

noun a sauce made from meat juices, usually thickened with flour or cornstarch

• The chef prepared a rich and flavorful gravy to accompany the roast beef.
• I love pouring extra gravy on my mashed potatoes.
• This gravy is lit, I can't get enough of it!
• His success in the stock market was like gravy on top of his already impressive career.

noun a type of food

• The traditional British dish, rag pudding, consists of suet pastry filled with meat and vegetables.
• My grandma makes the best rag pudding in town - it's always a hit at family gatherings.
• I could really go for some rag pudding right now, it's so comforting and delicious.
• The rag pudding of life is filled with a mix of good and bad experiences, just like the dish itself.

noun a type of grilled ground meat dish, typically made with a mixture of beef, lamb, and pork

adjective describing the type of dish mentioned above

• The traditional Romanian dish known as mititei is made with a mix of minced meat and spices.
• Let's grill some mititei for the barbecue this weekend.
• I could really go for some juicy mititei right now.
• The team's chemistry on the field was like the perfect blend of spices in a batch of mititei.