Sentence examples for batter taste from inspiring English sources

Patches of that dense batter taste gluey and, small as they are (5.5cm), these are heavy going.

Sweetbreads lightly cooked in batter tasted fine, but seemed an odd counterpoint to the veal.

Proper onion rings are an endangered species, and those whose batter tastes of a flavour beyond grease rarer still – but here in Kelso they are thriving.

The singular noun seemed apt: bits of oyster (not an entire whole one) were shrouded in greasy batter that tasted reheated.

Season batter with salt to taste.

Put the flour in a bowl and whisk in enough cider to make a thick batter, then season to taste.

Taste the batter and season with additional salt if you want.

Their biggest seller, though, is the deep-fried butter, which is dipped in a cinnamon sugar batter and resembles the taste of the amusement park classic: the churro.

To make hot buttered rum: Take one tablespoon (or to taste) of batter, put it into a mug, add 1 shot of rum.

The food coloring will not give the batter the same exact taste as the annatto powder gives it, but the color should be about the same.[2].

Fried broccoli rabe is locked inside some of the heaviest, greasiest batter I've ever tasted.