Sentence examples for complementary ingredients from inspiring English sources

Thyme, eggs, cream and garlic are all complementary ingredients.

You need a sense of composition, an instinct for compatible and complementary ingredients.

It's a superb summer cocktail, composed of complementary ingredients: Greenhook gin made with juniper, cinnamon, camomile and elderflower; camomile syrup; St.-Germain elderflower liqueur; and grapefruit and lemon juices.

Users select a combination of ingredients from a menu in the app, which then shows what they can make and five complementary ingredients, a handy tool for people who need to go grocery shopping and want to buy things that will help them use products they already have in their kitchens.

Blocks of ice are made by compressing fresh, seasonal fruit no artificial syrups are to be found here which are then shaved to order and topped with complementary ingredients such as Tokachi azuki beans and strawberry yuzu sorbet in the Strawberry Hibiscus Shave Ice or lime and mint tapioca in the Asian Mojito flavor.

The paper-thin shaving of vegetables are heaped in three airy mounds and topped with complementary ingredients such as Parmesan cheese, prosciutto and feta cheese.

If you want to add a complementary ingredient, sprinkle bits of tangy goat cheese over the cooked stalks, as chefs in the Loire Valley of France do.

It was our way of saying that our products would deliver a better experience when used as a complementary ingredient and/or side dish with your favorite entrees.

Here are two recent examples, both using fish and both showing that you may need to choose an additional complementary ingredient if you want a well balanced result.

Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering require two complementary key ingredients: 1) biologically compatible scaffolds that can be readily adopted by the body system without harm, and 2) suitable cells including various stem cells or primary cells that effectively replace the damaged tissues without adverse consequences.

The likely contamination of complementary food ingredients with aflatoxins and fumonisins, and the demonstrated adverse effects on animal and human health, supports the need to investigate whether these mycotoxins are associated with child growth impairment in Tanzania.