Sentence examples for assertive flavour from inspiring English sources
The phrase "assertive flavour" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a particular quality or characteristic that is bold or confident in nature, often in the context of food, personality, or communication style. Example: "The dish had an assertive flavour that left a lasting impression on the palate."
Legge's split peas work better, though I prefer the sweeter, earthier, more assertive flavour of the green kind.
Although I've come round to kidneys in recent years, their assertive flavour means that I still prefer to make steak the star of this dish.
The interior is pale gold with pea-sized, or slightly larger, holes and a rich, nutty flavour; it is similar to Emmentaler and other Swiss-type cheeses but firmer in texture, with fewer holes and a more assertive flavour.
The interior is pale gold with pea-sized, or slightly larger, holes and a rich, nutty flavour; it is similar to Emmentaler (q.v). and other Swiss-type cheeses but firmer in texture, with fewer holes and a more assertive flavour.
While I love spuds, I think the pair are right here – they have a surprisingly assertive flavour, a kind of lingering starchiness that seems at odds with the fresh, green character of the watercress.
Their cornbreads are delicious, but, as someone who doesn't have to eat it with every meal, I prefer the coarser, crumblier texture and more assertive flavour of the all-corn versions.
All that delicate, juicy flesh is pointed up beautifully by the assertive flavours of olives and onion.
His love of bright, assertive flavours surely comes from his childhood in Perth, Australia, where his diet did not exactly sparkle.
Many would see the big, assertive flavours of, say, a New Zealand sauvignon blanc or a Coonawarra cabernet as superior in quality to those basic Italian wines, but I'm not so sure.
But however you take yours – own-brand egg or 80% single-estate cocoa bean bar – there are only a handful of wine styles that will stand up to its assertive flavours and textures.
However, due to the beans not being as thoroughly cooked through as they might be, you also get a lot of their assertive, earthy flavour (not to mention a few fibrous gritty bits) in the mix.
