Sentence examples for bit of pepper from inspiring English sources
A cinnamon stick, some coriander seeds, some cumin, a bit of pepper, a few cloves, some bay leaves.
When the writer asked for a bit of pepper the professor refused, saying the small container he had must last for many years.
Even the crisp potato chips sold in little bags to go with sandwiches have the right amount of grease and salt, and just a bit of pepper, too.
2. Whisk lemon juice into heavy cream in a small bowl — it will thicken until it has the consistency of yogurt — and season with salt and a little bit of pepper.
That bit of pepper that when you bite into it, you experience a robust flavor.
Finally add some salt and, if you want, a little bit of pepper.
Mr. Forgione naps four oysters in a Cajun béchamel, with a little bit of pepper-jack cheese and a dot of barbecue sauce, then runs them under the high heat of an industrial broiler.
Place the jelly in the refrigerator and stir occasionally until it has thickened to the viscosity of salad oil and the bits of pepper are suspended in the liquid, about 1 hour.
Try dusting your marinaded jerky with a little bit of salt, pepper, cinnamon and chipotle pepper.
A side, which Mr. Stamataros calls briam pilaf, is a witty adaptation of a family recipe for stuffed peppers, with bits of peppers, zucchini, eggplant, tomato and dill amid the grains, and far more interesting than the ubiquitous white rice.
