half-raw

Some of it was burned and other parts were still half-raw, but all of them agreed that it was delicious.

Brian Keene 2010

They had time to pass before the rite began; no one was dressed, the pig was still half-raw, and the woman weaving the floral headdresses had run out of crocuses and tulips and was raiding the herb cabinet for something else to use.

Dark Oracle Alayna Williams 2010

Last winter my search for a master recipe that would work in my kitchen resulted in many lost afternoons ending with half-raw rice floating in sad pools of gray milk or embedded in caramelized rubber.

Northern Comfort 2007

Last winter my search for a master recipe that would work in my kitchen resulted in many lost afternoons ending with half-raw rice floating in sad pools of gray milk or embedded in caramelized rubber.

Northern Comfort 2007

Last winter my search for a master recipe that would work in my kitchen resulted in many lost afternoons ending with half-raw rice floating in sad pools of gray milk or embedded in caramelized rubber.

Northern Comfort 2007

At seventeen I snatched a paper plate, flipped the hamburger onto it, and wolfed the half-raw ground beef while I leaned against the cabinet.

Duma Key King, Stephen, 1947- 2008

We will not be eating half-raw, half-burned goat like barbarians; I have pickled onions and dates, and honey, and some other things, things the vermin and animals didn't scent.

Aerie Lackey, Mercedes 2006

I have not ordered any takeaway curry after my last disappointing experience involving half-raw naan bread daubed with pink food colouring, and I am not expecting visitors.

Madame G 2005

I have not ordered any takeaway curry after my last disappointing experience involving half-raw naan bread daubed with pink food colouring, and I am not expecting visitors.

tadpole #2 2005

Much of the food of the peasantry is raw or half-raw salt fish, and vegetables rendered indigestible by being coarsely pickled, all bolted with the most marvellous rapidity, as if the one object of life were to rush through a meal in the shortest possible time.

Unbeaten Tracks in Japan Isabella Lucy 2004