Sentence examples for burnt apple from inspiring English sources

And kale and burnt apple salad, the fruit bullied to invisibility by the brassica.

Tarte Tatin Stephanie Tatin created the upside-down dish at a French hotel in the 1880s when she tried to rescue a burnt apple pie by piling pastry on top.

I think he split the difference between the two wishes, achieving pictorial art that is like a product of balky, breakdown-prone machinery and also like the fever dream of a Matissean odalisque, in thrall to "luxe, calme et volupté." Warhol was a supreme colorist who redid the world's palette in tart, amazing hues such as cerise, citron, burnt orange, and apple-green.

I burnt, and burnt, and burnt.

Bottura is among a small number of today's chefs for whom a meal is less about the actual food than it is a chance to tell a story through the medium of food, and while his cooking is actually delicious, that dish of local eel with apples and burnt vegetables takes on meaning when you are told that it represents a specific incident in Modenese history.

Head chef Massimo Bottura is a charismatic ambassador for his region, Emilia-Romagna, as well as his country, his personality reflected in playful dishes such as An Eel Swimming up the Po River (Adriatic eel served with polenta, apple jelly and burnt onion).

He cooks fat wedges of apple in a burnt-sugar caramel until they soften and turn the color of mahogany.

Apples cut in clean crescents, burnt marshmallow, smoke caught in the folds of our jackets, in our hair.

Mr. Lepri's desserts also need a little attention: The crust on the apple tart was undercooked, and the burnt sugar topping on the smooth, pleasingly bitter mocha crème brûlée was a little soft.

You order dessert in threes, and here the sixteen-year-old cannot deny herself: the îles flottantes with crunchy burnt caramel, meringue with coffee ice cream, and a hot apple tart.

The obligatory apple tart happens to be excellent, with a properly burnt crust, as does the warm chocolate cake with the molten center.