Translation for 'roast turkey' from English to Russian

roast turkey

жареная индейка {ж}

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turkey

индейка {ж}гастр.орн.T

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Turkey

Турция {ж}геогр.

to roast

жариться [несов.]гастр.

жарить [особ. в духовке или на открытом огне] [несов.]гастр.

roast

жареный {adj}

жарко́е {с}гастр.

turkey breast

индюшиная грудинка {ж}гастр.

roast [coll.]

жёсткая критика {ж}

roast potato

жареный картофель {м}

• He claims that each day he eats breakfast (turkey sandwich and mince pies), then goes to work, until returning around at lunchtime to eat a full roast turkey dinner before watching a recording of the Queen's Christmas speech, sherry in hand.
• Bush's visit to Baghdad during Thanksgiving 2003, Blair has documented and disproved claims that a roast turkey that Bush was photographed holding up was plastic.
• After he sees a procession of roast turkeys, his dream is to eat a whole roast turkey just by himself.
• On Christmas Eve (Noche Buena), the extended family join for a dinner of roast turkey and white rice seasoned with garlic.
• Bus groups, sometimes eight per day, converge in Meredith in the fall due to the town's location and to the offering of a full roast turkey dinner on the train catered by Hart's Turkey Farm Restaurant, also located in Meredith.

• Such preparations are traditionally served with roast turkey, as a staple of Thanksgiving (both in Canada and in the United States) as well as English dinners.
• He made a final appearance in the short "Cold Turkey" (1951) fighting with Pluto for a roast turkey but both of them ended up with nothing.
• Other stores carried for the 1866 voyage were: "2 dozen cans roast beef, 2 dozen cans roast turkey, 2 dozen cans roast chicken, 2 dozen cans mutton soup."
• They are a popular and traditional accompaniment to roast turkey in a Christmas dinner and are served as a side dish.
• As he opens an oven and takes out a roast turkey, a slightly irritated farmer confronts him.

• It was a traditional way of using up leftover food from Thanksgiving Day and thus is composed essentially of bread slices or a bap, into which are placed sliced roast turkey, cranberries or cranberry sauce and cheddar cheese.
• A common use of the berries is in sauce to be served with roast turkey.
• The American guests don't renounce to their habits: jogging; Halloween party, military march at 5 a.m., roast turkey for the Thanksgiving holiday, etc..
• Christmas is celebrated with a church service; the Victorian novelty of a Christmas tree; a plum pudding and a roast turkey; and presents are exchanged such as some hand-made braces.