Meanings of carve the meat in English

Hermes ate a few vegetables as he waited for the chef to carve the meat.

And Dan wouldn't be there to carve the meat.

There was a knife and fork to carve the meat, and then it was finished with spoons.

I'll always carve the meat on the broiler, and gently lift it to this platter with a fork.

Then carve the meat from the saddle and the ribs, again taking care to keep the skin attached to the meat.

Shakespeare probably, Spenser certainly, had only a knife at his girdle to carve the meat he ate, the fingers being important auxiliaries.

Eteoneus carved the meat and gave them each their portions, while Megapenthes poured out the wine.

Standing at the head of the table, carving the meat, Warren smirked and shook his head.

Carve the meat against the grain, using the SPAR Good Living 2-piece carving knife and fork set.

Carve the meat into thinnish slices, arrange on your best serving plate and spoon over the pan juices.

She gave the orders, paid the bills, hired and dismissed the domestics, made the tea, carved the meat, and managed everything in the Stanhope household.

He carved the meat, cut the bread, and devoured his supper standing by the table, and now and then casting a glance towards his wife.