On the other side of that is gonna be, uh, teriyaki meatballs with rice and vegetable.

另一方面是， 呃，红烧肉丸配米饭和蔬菜。

He was sleepy, and his bones ached, and the smell of cooking filled every nook and cranny of his consciousness.

他昏昏欲睡，骨头酸痛，烧肉香味充溢他意个角落。

" The new neighbors put saffron in their rice and things like that; they're foreigners, " he says in a low voice.

“他们还有藏红花炒饭。”他低声说。“我说是新邻居。外国人。吃藏红花炒饭过日子。不道这有什么好处。吃土豆烧肉不好吗？”

Our favourite delicacies at present such as ham, braised pork, shabu-shabu, sashimi, popcorn, dianxin, rice cake were all invented or popularized in the Song dynasty.

很多现在广受欢迎美食，比如火腿、红烧肉、涮、、爆米花、点心、年糕都是在宋朝出现或流传开。

" It's to be hoped that he mends his temper before next Thursday, or he won't enjoy roast pork" ! said the mate to the cook.

“希望他能在下周四之前把脾气调好，不然他就吃不上烧肉了”！大副对厨师说。

It's common to always have a bowl of rice to accompany the meat when you're eating, but one day I decided to skip the rice and just focus on the meat.

那里通常习惯吃烧肉配饭，不过有天我选择了不要配饭只吃肉。

He ends by saying that on the other side of the table there's " gonna be (there is going to be)" teriyaki meatballs with rice and vegetable.

他最后说，在桌子另一边有“将会（将会有）”红烧肉丸配米饭和蔬菜。

I love the way the countries of the Eastern Mediterranean eat, where there's a roasted or grilled or a braised piece of meat that sits in the middle of the table.

我喜欢东地中海国家饮食方式，那里桌子中间放着一块烤肉、烤肉或红烧肉。