Sentence examples for clear tastes from inspiring English sources

Just zucchini, sausage and garlic, for example, will deliver intense but clear tastes.

Supermarket-bought salads can't compare with leaves that come straight from the garden and I am craving their clean, clear tastes.

Your assertion that in Italy "old cooking [exists] mainly in the imagination" is wrong.If you agree that classic Italian food should offer "good materials, homely recipes [and] clear tastes", then there is no need to look in the international food guides.

For example, the model suggests that only 14.3% of households believe unclear piped water with noticeable odours and poor taste is safe, yet this figure rises to 99.6% if piped water is clear, tastes good and is odour free.

Going on the bare bones, I suppose Cowell only has a low bar to clear, taste-wise.

A light basil crust and side of aromatic root vegetables elevated the clear taste of perfectly cooked king salmon.

Although these wines can be inconsistent, the best give a clear taste of the potential of nebbiolo.

Pork chili ($6.50), thin slices of flavorful sauteed pork, comes with onions and peppers and offers the clear taste sensation of chilies without the heat.

The best dishes are direct and true, enhanced with gentle and occasionally gutsy seasonings like pork chili, which offers the clear taste sensation of chilies without the heat.

Equally tender fingerling potatoes, dressed with melted havarti and buttermilk whey, had such a true, clear taste it was as if someone had infused them with, or marinated them in, some magical potato extract.

Where Agee selects one bizarre moment that reveals everything, Louvish provides a distanced analysis: "There is a clear taste emerging in these movies for highly eccentric gags, which we would today call 'surreal' and which involve ordinary ideas and gestures carried to literally lunatic extremes".