fillet
കനവും
definition
verb
Ask your fishmonger to fillet it and remove the small bones.
remove the bones from (a fish).
noun
a chicken breast fillet
a fleshy boneless piece of meat from near the loins or the ribs of an animal.
He wears a fillet in his hair and has a richly colored and embroidered himation wrapped around his waist.
a band or ribbon worn around the head, especially for binding the hair.
example
If you're extra hungry, order an additional grilled chicken breast 'fillet' .
Big ones over 2lbs I like to 'fillet' four ways, and then grill the fillets using lemon butter as a baste.
Ask your fishmonger to 'fillet' it and remove the small bones.
Scale, clean and 'fillet' the remaining fish, putting skin, bones, heads etc. into a large pan with the fish trimmings and 2 litres of water.
Equally as mysterious, is the skill that is required to 'fillet' the flesh through the network of bones.
Nottingham Crown Court heard that staff, in threadbare butchers' aprons, worked into the early hours to 'fillet' carcasses which had been condemned as unfit for human consumption.
Top 'fillet' with cilantro, coating it as mush as possible.
I much prefer to 'fillet' fish after they have chilled, back at the dock or anchorage when the boat is quiet and feet are not slipping on a bloody deck.
The Broadcaster had the baked 'fillet' of salmon with a honey and wholegrain mustard crust.
My 'fillet' of venison with a roulade of celeriac and roasted wild mushrooms in a red wine and port jus was absolutely fine apart from one key factor.
One critic says his tongue could 'fillet' a fish, and this week he comes to New Zealand to headline the Comedy Festival and perform solo shows in Auckland and Christchurch.
I had asked her to tell me, based on what she'd seen in the kitchen, and on the reaction of other diners, whether she would choose the escalopes of veal or the baked 'fillet' of cod.
The generous 'fillet' at the top of the principal cove of the cornice is finished with a two-color mouse-tooth banding.
roast 'fillet' of lamb
Mr. Davies observed that the 'fillet' welds in way of the damaged ballast tanks and fuel tank had failed.
a splayed mortar 'fillet' at the junction of the roof with the chimney stack
There is an amusing story associated with this extremely expensive and elegant dish which required a whole 'fillet' of sturgeon per person.
For starters I was rather adventurous and went for the 'fillet' of ostrich which came with a parsnip and garlic mash with pearl barley topping.
Alias, however, uses the surfaces to define the 'fillet' .
The best thing is therefore to 'fillet' any fish you are going to put in the curry, and use all the heads and skeletons to make the stock.
Competitors 'fillet' tuna to produce an even, level piece.
Once you've got a good 'fillet' of new season lamb from the butcher you seal it and you wrap it in the pastry - it doesn't have to be flash - using whatever flavourings you want.
The main course (of the seven that evening) was a 'fillet' of veal done in the Barolo wine with cauliflower ganache and endives in red sea salt.
a chicken breast 'fillet'
Mr Gucci had the 'fillet' of veal braised in brown chicken stock, sautéed ceps, baby spinach and truffle cream at £20.
The fish 'fillet' in wine sauce disappeared off the menu.
He also parted company with the Farnese Flora by exchanging her wreath and 'fillet' for oak crowns, a reminder that his figure stood against the thick woods of Versailles.
a chicken breast 'fillet'
Bea had less luck with her baked 'fillet' of halibut on a creamy risotto of smoked salmon.
roast 'fillet' of lamb
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