fillet造句

A bony fillet of fish.

A narrow border, molding, or fillet.

Will you fillet it for me please?

Remove fish fillet from marinate liquid, drain excessive liquid.

He put a fillet steak in the bun.

Using the same knife, shape the skinless fillet into a rectangle.

A small round piece of meat, especially loin or fillet of lamb, veal, or pork.

He cooks himself a meal — fillet of feline — and feeds a morsel of itto a stray rat.

Sgt. Jackson, working with a tiny sink and a cutting board in the rear galley, did his best to fillet and cook the fish himself.

Would I cleave tightly to my rational principles and fillet your tiny mind of any belief in an omniscient deity, benevolent or otherwise, from the very start?

Toast bread and place on plates. top each with wilted arugula and a salmon fillet. Drizzle mustard sauce over top. serve immediately.

Flavor of the sea - halibut fillet covered with bacon, zucchini and egg plant then baked in a shell of rock salt.

Once she found out I was a journalist and not particularly interested in the cleanliness of the place, she was more amicable, showing me how to gut and fillet numerous species.