Phrases with «entire roast»

The phrase "entire roast" means to cook a whole piece of meat, typically referring to a large cut like a whole chicken or a beef roast, instead of cooking smaller portions. Full definition

Sentences with «entire roast»

  • As I see it, I can enjoy three entire roasted beets, meet more than 15 % of my iron requirement, and prevent cancer — all with a root crop that is extremely easy to grow in my garden, and that kids actually enjoy eating. (ethicurean.com)
  • Rub the olive oil over the entire roast. (reneeskitchenadventures.com)
  • I rubbed the entire roast with olive oil and then a very generous amount of minced garlic. (flavormosaic.com)
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