Sentence examples for burnt crust from inspiring English sources

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

And the tarte Tatin ($7) managed to have a burnt crust but a fruity interior that tasted as if it hadn't even come near an oven.

One bowl even sank with a spoon still lodged in the burnt crust of a stew.

A slightly burnt crust, however, can be a tasty mistake.

Mom was a double-entrée kind of lady, so the chicken was usually accompanied by what she called beef, and what was in fact a hunk of shell steak cooked for so long that one had to scrape off a burnt charcoal crust before eating it.

A hotter oven will result in a dry or burnt pie crust.

A savory Pecorino custard, offset by a burnt-sugar crust, is accompanied by red-onion marmalade and a balsamic reduction.

Savory and crunchy, with a warm brown-and-burnt-orange crust, it could give rise to its own religion — with a cult of lime wedges and pink pickled onion rings on the side.

So blurry are the boundaries that a dish classified one night as savory — cognac-laced foie gras, its earthiness tamped under a crust of burnt sugar — later migrated to the liminal zone.

Flashing images depict photos taken outside a power plant, using a cordless phone, scrapping the black crust off burnt toast, smoking, putting plastic wrap over a meal and consuming fatty foods.

When he makes a sandwich, he takes the time to slice a few burnt edges (the charred crust) to mix with the rare beef, thus adding smoke, crunch and flavor.