Sentence examples for adding a sprinkle of from inspiring English sources

By popular request, I paint the lily here by adding a sprinkle of white chocolate morsels.

Turning the gas flame up to high and lightly jogging the pan, he carefully stirred the contents with a bamboo spatula, adding a sprinkle of salt and pepper.

The evidence suggests that adding a sprinkle of nanoparticles to water can improve its thermal conductivity, and thus its ability to remove heat from something that is in contact with it, by as much as 60%.

The evidence suggests that adding a sprinkle of nanoparticles to water can improve its thermal conductivity, and thus its ability to remove heat from something that it is in contact with, by as much as 60%.

Banknotes containing it would produce distinctive colours when stretched, unlike counterfeits made from other materials.To use the film to detect food spoilage, Dr Baumberg proposes adding a sprinkle of carbon particles even smaller than the polystyrene spheres.

Florence Knight, One: A Cook and Her Cupboard (Saltyard) The earthy notes of the nettle marry well with barley's wholegrain crunch in this slow-cooked dish, with the feta crumble adding a sprinkle of sharp creaminess.

The defence of Mel Sterland, Chris Fairclough, Chris Whyte and Tony Dorigo was greater than the sum of its parts, with Dorigo adding a sprinkling of quality.

But Mr. Birinyi recommends sticking mainly with domestic stocks and bonds, perhaps adding a sprinkling of foreign stocks that "don't replicate your domestic stock holdings".

For my pain de Gênes to be paired with Champagne, I tamed the already restrained sweetness of the cake by adding a sprinkling of fleur de sel to the topping.

The carrot and ginger dressing is as versatile as it is delicious: try it as a dip with crudites, or as an unusual vinaigrette for an avocado or tomato salad, or over raw fish for a spicy sashimi-style plate, perhaps adding a sprinkling of finely chopped fresh green jalapeño.

Then run your washer through a hot water cycle after pouring in a product specifically made to clean washers or after adding a sprinkling of baking soda.