tomato-saucey

comparative more tomato-saucey · superlative most tomato-saucey

1. alternativeAlternative form of tomato-saucy.

   For a glorious garnish, mate the tomato-saucey chops with broiled tomatoes.

   1968 August 21, S.S. Pierce Company, “The Epicure Corner”, in Boston Evening Globe, Boston, Mass.: Globe Newspaper Co., page 3

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   For palates educated on tomato-saucey southern Italian cuisine, Casagrande’s will be a revelation.

   1986 November 27, “Good food”, in Calendar (The Hartford Courant), Hartford, Conn., page 7

   The lasagna was the favorite this visit — a thick, tomato-saucey square oozing melted cheese and bits of sausage.

   1989 June 16, Jeff Guinn, “Garden good for children”, in Star Time (Fort Worth Star-Telegram), Fort Worth, Tex., page 4, column 2

   Try these linguini dishes for something different! There’s nothing tomato-saucey about them.

   1990 December 5, Barbara Gibbons, “Calorie-watchers can splurge on pasta”, in The Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati, Oh., page F-6, column 1

   I also worked at a place for awhile^([sic]) with a big wood oven and _made_ pizzas n' calzones and such. I don't hate it, but the standard doughy, tomato-saucey, rubbery cheese thing just doesn't do it for me anymore.

   1998 January 7, Dawn O' The Dead, “Pizza Night: Wed, Jan 14, 7PM, Flying Pie Pizza”, in pdx.singles (Usenet), archived from the original on 07 Nov 2023

   I don’t have much to say about the huge steak and cheddar cheese quesadilla called a “Buenos ’Dilla” or the tomato-saucey tortilla soup. They are neither bad nor good.

   2000 December 29, John Kessler, “Chips are never down with Chevys’ salsa”, in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Atlanta, Ga., page Q6