例句與造句

1. The rice with beans " in English which is a popular plate both in Puerto Rico and throughout Latin America.
2. Tabora has many small local restaurants offering typical Tanzanian restaurant food like Ugali ( a thick maize porridge ), chips, or rice with beans, beef or chicken.
3.  Beyond the regional differences, the daily dish eaten on almost all tables of the country is the duo rice with beans, accompanied by a salad, some kind of meat and manioc flour.
4. It is fortified with vitamins and consists of two vegetarian meals based on lentils, rice with beans or peas in tomato sauce, and other items like bread, a fruit pastry, a fortified biscuit, peanut butter.
5. In Brazil, lunch is the main meal of the day, taking place between 11 : 30 a . m . and 2 : 00 p . m . Brazilians basically eat rice with beans, salad and meat, but the kind of food may vary from region to region.
6. It's difficult to find rice with beans in a sentence. 用rice with beans造句挺難的
7. As rice was prohibitively expensive when it first came to Korea, the grain was likely mixed with other grains to " stretch " the rice; this is still done in dishes such as " boribap " ( rice with barley ) and " kongbap " ( rice with beans ).
8. The typical dish is rice with beans, called " panissa " ( " made with Gattinara DOCG, a classic red wine of Piedmont made principally from the nebbiolo grape ( known locally as " spanna " ) from the " comune " of Gattinara, where there is archaeological evidence of vines being grown in Roman times.
9. Some typical local dishes include " Crosta " ( rice baked in the oven with pork parts ), botifarra ( blood and onion sausage ), chick peas and beaten eggs ( baked on top at the end ), " arros caldos " ( soupy rice with beans, turnips, chicken, and pork ) and paella with land snails and rabbit and many other varieties of paella.
10. With two Upper West Side outposts, Cafe Con Leche, 424 Amsterdam Ave . at 81st Street, near the American Museum of Natural History, ( 212 ) 595-7000, and 726 Amsterdam Ave . at 95th, ( 212 ) 678-7000, serves substantial Cuban dishes like rice with beans and Spanish sausage ( $ 8.95 ) and shredded beef ( $ 7.95 ) in brightly colored rooms.