Sentence examples for amount of spice from inspiring English sources

The cake has a delicate crumb and just the right amount of spice.

An automated system now doles out the precise amount of spice for a given dish, letting the company produce 20,000 meals a day.

Make double the amount of spice paste and freeze half, so you've got some to hand the next time you want to make this lip-smacking curry.

There was a surprising amount of meat (poultrylike, as you have probably heard) and a wicked amount of spice (the equivalent of extra-fiery Buffalo wings).

The celebrated 'Lubitsch Touch' has been variously defined, but the touch is of a master chef who knows exactly the right amount of spice or sugar to add to a dish.

I would also make double the amount of spice paste, and use the excess for stirring into beef mince to make spicy, Thai-style burgers, or into fragrant soups – just heat good stock, a few lime leaves, veg and/or chicken and a few noodles for a light, refreshing one-pot dinner.

Giblets are to be "liver-heart," and the beef is to be "browned (no oil)," yet certain other details are left flapping in the wind: the amount of spices is not specified, nor the amount of "parsarly".

No Martha Stewart, no Prince of Precision he: to his well-deserved credit, he allows any type of oil, any amount of spices or whatever is on hand in the name of yummy food and a good time had by all.

I even doubled the amount of spices, as carefree in collaboration with a vegetarian recipe as I'd been when I bought "Greens," more than twenty-five yearlierrlier — and rarely since.

India's exports were the second-most contaminated, at approximately 9 percent, but India ships nearly four times the amount of spices to the United States that Mexico does, so its contamination problems are particularly worrisome, officials said.

An article on Aug. 28 about changes in spice-growing methods undertaken in India to address the United States' concerns that imported spices are a potent source of salmonella poisoning misstated the amount of spices imported by the United States in 2012, according to the Department of Agriculture.