Can a soup sizzle?
Must be a thick one, with fish that you fried in a pan or something then?
I'm not answering your question, I'm just getting curious :-p
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Can I say:
This is the sizzling soup worthy of the name.
Or what is the best way to say it after I present the soup
which has sizzling sound in front of my guests?
Can a soup sizzle?
Must be a thick one, with fish that you fried in a pan or something then?
I'm not answering your question, I'm just getting curious :-p
FRC
I am also curious about "sizzling soup". However, provided this soup can sizzle, I would say.Originally Posted by zli79
This dish is worthy of the name sizzling soup.
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Originally Posted by MikeNewYork
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Hi, Mike:
I really appreciate your help.
"Sizzling soup" is a kind of chinese soup that they put some
hot crispy rice on its surface to make the sizzling
sound.
The reason why I wonder how to say it is if the rice is not
hot enough, there isn't any sound.
Can I say:
This is the sizzling soup in reality as well as in name.
"The True Sizzling Soup, Worthy Of Its Name!"
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Yours would be better as "This is sizzling soup in reality as well as in name."Originally Posted by zhengl_2000
:wink:
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