carnify in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

CARNIFY (verb): To enhance a dish by adding meat or meat-based ingredients, often to appeal to meat eaters.

The chef decided to carnify the dish by adding marinated steak and crispy bacon.
It's fascinating how some restaurants aim to carnify vegetarian meals to attract meat lovers.
To truly carnify the recipe, she included a rich blend of meats and spices.
As the barbecue approached, they planned to carnify their menu with an array of grilled sausages.
His goal was to carnify the vegan burger, making it appealing to a wider audience.
The food festival showcased various ways to carnify traditional dishes with unexpected meats.
They wanted to carnify the salad by incorporating smoked chicken and creamy dressing.
To carnify the event, they hired a renowned pitmaster to prepare smoked ribs.
She thought to carnify her pasta by tossing in pancetta and ground beef for added flavor.
The cookbook suggested ways to carnify everyday meals while still maintaining balance.