Sentence examples for bitter fragrant from inspiring English sources

I love the bitter, fragrant juices of these oranges so much that I always buy extra and stash them whole in the freezer.

Instead of a rich meat tempered with fragrant bitter orange, my duck à l'orange was half a cheap roasted bird garnished with a chunk of raw fruit.

Eschenbräu's pils, as well, seemed more fragrant and bitter than most versions I could remember encountering anywhere in Germany.

These bite-size bars have the perfect balance of fragrant almonds and bitter chocolate.

Slices of the sweetest onion came with ponzu, a citrus sauce made from yuzu, whose peel is as fragrant as its flesh is bitter.

Finally, not one of those modish, deconstructed desserts that look to have been dropped from a great height, but a perfect sliver of sea buckthorn tart, fragrant curd and fragile, just-bitter buckwheat crust with Italian meringue and a slick of the berries' virtually unsweetened puree, an electrifying, pleasurable slap in the chops.

Kaffir limes are grown exclusively for their fragrant leaves, the fruit itself is bitter and quite dry but they are not without use.

They're complex, fragrant and flavorful, lacking in the bitter qualities that can spoil any romance.

Hygrophorus agathosmus has a pronounced fragrant odor resembling cherry pits or bitter almonds (occasionally the odor is weak).

Better to swallow the fragrant pill that offers some relief than the bitter pill that offers none.

Rather than the tart, spicy minced-meat "salad" from the northeast that most adventurous American eaters recognize, this version is spiked with blood and offal, and fragrant dried spices that give it a beguilingly bitter edge.