Sentence examples for consistency and taste of from inspiring English sources
Afterward we ate halvah, a tahini-flavored delicacy that, at Margaro, has the consistency and taste of cookie dough.
Monkfish, which so often has the consistency and taste of rubber, was splendidly prepared here, with a firm, lobsterlike texture and a mild flavor enhanced by an assertive Livornese sauce of olives, capers and bits of artichoke.
The physicochemical (pH, fat and total solids content), sensory (appearance, consistency and taste), and rheological characteristics of five different commercial brands of lactic beverages were determined.
Understanding the rheology of shrikhand is not only relevant for designing large scale mixers but can also provide quantitative means for linking the microstructure of shrikhand to its perception of texture, consistency and taste.
You can add ½ cup of milk and ½ cup of water or just add 1 cup of milk, depending on the desire consistency and taste.
The proportion of monounsaturated fatty acids (mainly oleic) is a key factor determining meat fat consistency and taste [ 1], whereas polyunsaturated fatty acids have a marked tendency to be oxidized, producing a rancid odour and taste that decrease meat consumer's acceptance.
Pour the milk into the potato mixture and mash some more until the consistency and taste is right for you.
4 stars Mornflake, organic oats 750g, £1.33, available nationwide Well, this one smells like porridge, has the consistency of porridge and tastes of porridge.
This provides consistency and a real taste of the Puck cuisine, known for its California freshness and classical French technique.
Heads of garlic undergo a monthlong fermentation, and the fiery white cloves transform into dark, sweet nuggets with the consistency of jelly and a taste of the earth (umami comes immediately to mind).
In addition, two participants in the leflunomide group reported inability to comply with the cholestyramine washout as prescribed due to unpleasant taste and consistency and frequency of dosing.
