Sentence examples for brittle texture from inspiring English sources

It's still an instrument of smoothness and transparency, but with a hint of brittle texture within: a beetle trapped in amber, basically.

Dense chocolate cake comes with a distinctive passion fruit puree, while coconut creme brulee has just the right mixture of brittle texture and rich custard, but key lime pie and chocolate bread pudding are mundane.

The flesh is whitish to pale yellow, and has a brittle texture.

If the skin isn't crispy, it's tough and rubbery, so getting the skin to be a brittle texture and dark gold color may require tossing it directly over the coals for a few at the end.

Leaves on the affected shoots often have a hard, brittle texture.

Globally, cheeses had a crumbly and brittle texture requiring only a relatively small load to fracture.

That film's brittle textures and haunted ambiance seemed in some strange way to have sprung organically from the nation in which it was set.

All you really need to know about shortbread is in the name: according to Laura Mason and Catherine Brown's methodically researched encyclopedia The Taste of Britain, "short" has been used to describe a "friable, brittle, crumbling texture" since medieval times.

The stipe is white, 5 20 cm high (2 8 in) by 1 2 cm (0.4 0.8 in) wide, and has the slightly brittle, fibrous texture typical of many large mushrooms.

The wings are "done" and safe to eat when a thermometer near the bone of a thick part of the meat registers 180 degrees, but they are only DONE when the skin is dark brown with a brittle, crispy texture.

Lightly toast them over medium heat until brittle in texture.