Sentence examples for bit of lavender from inspiring English sources

I've just done the most stunning little dessert for Maison Blanc, an apricot almond cake which has a little bit of lavender on top.

Now, it's not unknown for Agatha to sprinkle a bit of lavender around her plots, but I'm pretty certain that very little, if any, of this was in the original.

A cloth manufacturer, according to Lieutenant Colonel Vere Painter, reached olive drab through "a pinch of orange, a dash of canary yellow, a drop of old rose, the same of Alice blue, a jigger of brown, and a bit of lavender".

"I put a bit of lavender essence in there".

At Revel, on the Upper East Side, Maurizio Marfoglia glazes fresh sardines with lavender honey and adds a bit of fresh lavender as a garnish.

If you can't find it, leave it out or use a little bit of dried lavender.

Kulp infuses gnudi (gnocchi made from ricotta cheese and a little bit of flour) with lavender, turns whole Muscovy ducks into feasts worthy of a Peking dynasty, and bakes incredible sponge-like, squid-ink bread that looks like something you'd find while scuba diving in the Seychelles.

Simply plug this little guy into a horizontal USB port and drop a bit of the included lavender oil into the receptacle.

If you think it needs a little bit stronger smell, you can get a little bit of perfume and spray the lavender leaves a couple times.

Several have little mosaic-like blocks of related colors (mostly muted reds, blues or greens, with bits of yellow and lavender), whose slight diagonal orientations create a sense of imminent movement and radiance similar to Dove's.

Brush the top of each scone with a bit of milk and sprinkle with the reserved lavender and sugar.