Sentence examples for citrus accent from inspiring English sources

Tim Kelley's wood-roasted gremolata potatoes at Zoë offer a lightly piercing citrus accent to new potatoes (which you can make without the wood).

No problem, though, with a feathery blend of sliced octopus and shaved fennel that is a perfectly light summer salad, with a mild citrus accent.

A beautifully fresh red snapper tartare ($7), which has the citrus accent of a ceviche, also benefits from chili heat, just hot enough to be felt but not enough to overwhelm the pepper's piquant flavor.

Mumm Napa Cuvée M: crisp and effervescent sparkling wine with citrus accents.

And his coffee's distinction in flavor, however lovely, is relatively subtle: citrus accents arising from Rwenzori soil and elevations.

The menu leans heavily towards Japanese cuisine, with a lengthy sushi menu and plentiful wasabi or yuzu soy (soy sauce with a citrus zest) accents on many dishes.

But anything that featured citrus, either as an accent (the grapefruit sections in a beurre noir sauce accompanying the crispy pecan-dusted grouper) or as the main event (Key lime pie), had a pitch-perfect tartness.

Among those listed in the "salty" category, I found the kale and sweet potato chips to be sublimely dry and fresh, and the orange-marinated olives, though swimming in oily brine, had a pleasing accent of citrus and, more subtly, celery.

Rather, they were characterized by enticing textures with the occasional citrus, herbal or floral accents.

Our favorite dessert was the traditional lemon pudding, an eggy, thick, creamy flan, accented with citrus.

At Nights and Weekends, he's forgone devils on horseback and shepherd's pie for small plates dominated by seafood and repetitive accents of citrus, mango and mint.