Sentence examples for bitter pot from inspiring English sources

My bias notwithstanding, it makes the cut on merit: I've got a bitter pot of je ne sais quoi Guess what, I'm stirring it with a monkey's paw For the avoidance of doubt, there was no behind the scenes collusion on this – tincanman was an unknowing accomplice.

Look also for a tasting of imported cheeses and Jean-Louis's incomparable chocolate desserts, like chocolate mousse, bitter chocolate sphinx or petit pot chocolate and warm brownies.

In a city where "coffee" has traditionally meant bitter, astringent espressos or a pot of Americano slowly stewing on a hotplate, many of these new cafes are emphasising specialty coffee – a term that refers to high-quality, distinctly unique beans that are from known and approved provenance, prepared and served with exacting standards.

Garden balsam seed oil, which contains conjugated tetraenes, and tung, bitter gourd, pomgranata, catalpa and pot marigolg seed oil, which contain high amounts of conjugated trienes, are cytotoxic to tumor cells of mouse and human origin [ 28, 29].

A trio of Valrhona chocolate consists of a milk-chocolate and orange blossom dome, an extra bitter chocolate tart and a mocha pot de crème.

They were all wonderful: a silken flan, a truffle-like chocolate silk pie, an individual cheesecake with raspberry compote and a special of chocolate pot au crème, a bitter chocolate treat crowned with whipped cream.

If you remove the coffee grounds too late, your pot will be too bitter due to flavors released later during the brewing process.

Bitter for having nothing left but a pot, the son closes the door on every person who asks for his help.

A black man wearing a gray dishdasha and a kaffiyeh loosely wrapped around his head, Bedouin style, sat by an open fire and prepared pots of sweet tea and bitter Iraqi coffee for us.

I've got a pot in my studio that is just a bitter rant against the art world.

On hot days, plants in pots need watering daily – continually thirsty salads turn tough and bitter.