Salisbury steak

Frequency: 4.00.5 per million words

Used to form the name of a specific dish, a type of ground beef patty.

SalisburyNOUN + NOUN

Categories:

steak

Examples (10)

  • The school cafeteria is serving Salisbury steak for lunch today.
  • I'll have the Salisbury steak with mashed potatoes and gravy.
  • Salisbury steak is typically made from ground beef and served with a brown sauce.
  • My grandmother used to make the best homemade Salisbury steak.
  • He heated up a frozen Salisbury steak dinner because he was too tired to cook.
  • Is the Salisbury steak on the menu gluten-free?
  • The diner's special on Wednesday is their famous Salisbury steak.
  • To make a proper Salisbury steak, you must first form the ground beef into oval patties.
  • She prefers hamburger steak to Salisbury steak because of the mushroom gravy.
  • I've never been a big fan of Salisbury steak; it always reminds me of airplane food.