Definition of boneless in English:
boneless
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adjective
1(of a piece of meat or fish) having had the bones removed.
‘boneless chicken breasts’- ‘This was a superb boneless fillet of fish, with a lovely garlic flavour through it.’
- ‘Turning a batch of fresh-caught fish into boneless fillets requires a skilled hand and a good knife.’
- ‘A pork chop, which has a bone, will lose more of its weight than a boneless pork cutlet.’
- ‘Mutton comes in chops, curry cuts, mince and boneless meat.’
- ‘A one-inch boneless steak, about six ounces, cooks in three minutes.’
- ‘The lamb shahi korma consisted of tender chunks of boneless meat in a thick rich sauce of cream, nuts and spices.’
- ‘It would work with boneless skinless chicken breasts, but I still highly recommend using bone-in and skin-on pieces of chicken.’
- ‘Slice a boneless chicken breast into thin strips about 1cm wide.’
- ‘The recipe below features boneless, skinless chicken breasts, which are the antithesis of cool.’
- ‘Currently, only boneless meat cut from cattle younger than 30 months old can reenter the market.’
- ‘Whole chickens are the second most popular way people buy chicken, ranking behind boneless skinless breasts.’
- ‘The first aromatic dish out of the iron wok was a boneless fish with jackfruit.’
- ‘However Ann had noticed one of the day's specials, two boneless pork chops in apple sauce and smothered in melted cheddar cheese for £4.75.’
- ‘Boneless steaks, roasts, and ground beef made from boneless beef - as well as cheese and other dairy foods - also appear to be risk-free.’
- ‘For those who pretend they eat healthy, add some boneless chicken pieces already cooked.’
- ‘One pound of raw skinless, boneless chicken will serve about four people.’
- ‘This time your boneless piece of Quorn is served ‘Cordon Bleu’.’
- ‘After being seasoned and cooked, it would be consumed as boneless processed meat, like in sausages or chicken nuggets.’
- ‘I perused the chicken section and wondered whether I should get boneless or chicken with bone.’
- ‘I had a boneless chicken breast with mashed potatoes and peas.’
- 1.1Lacking physical or mental strength.
- ‘the slack and boneless character of his writing’
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