Meanings of carpaccio in English

Caesar salad and carpaccio are the full limit of my skills.

I recognized the charbroiled chicken yakitori and the tender Mane-raised beef carpaccio arugula.

If excellence is in the detail, the wafer-thin pineapple carpaccio was all about details.

No, it's not "real" carpaccio, but the word is perfectly descriptive here.

To serve the carpaccio, slice it thinly, add a little olive oil and capers, ground black pepper and salt.

Standouts include the Tasmanian crayfish spaghetti, fettuccine with black Australian truffles and the carpaccio of Angus beef with truffle dressing.

Stepping between Caine and Yaargraukh, she snatched up a length of carpaccio on a fork and proffered it handle first-eyesdowncast-toYaargraukh.

Raw meat dishes -steak tartare and carpaccio -should be prepared only at the last minute from cuts carefully trimmed of their surfaces.

The double N puzzled me at first, but Carpaccio spells anyhow.

It was like a picture of Carpaccio, and worthy of that great master.

The scene, as given by Carpaccio, appears to me exceedingly graceful.

The kitchen loves sensationally fresh carpaccios and marinated raw fish.

Here, again, is a little bit to show Carpaccio's execution.

Pictures by Gentile Bellini, Mansueti, and Carpaccio help the fancy in this work of restoration.

But look here at Carpaccio, even in my copy.

Close beside him sit Carpaccio and Bellini, who make with him the dazzling Venetian trio.