Sentence examples for deep to taste from inspiring English sources

I breathed in real deep to taste the air.

Guests book tables months in advance to taste deep-fried moss, edible flowers, live ants and other Noma specialties.

Mr. Carmellini's sense of how a restaurant is supposed to feel, and how a dish is supposed to taste, runs deep.

I was stunned to discover that those little bottom-feeders - which happen to taste so scrumptious deep-fried - have personalities!

Season to taste, then ladle into deep plates or shallow bowls, so a ladle of broth can be poured over each serving.

To give your spread a deep, fruity essence, taste the berries at the market to make sure their flavor is intense.

The spring rolls were too small to allow you to get past the deep-fried taste to the filling.

He learned that food frozen quickly in deep winter tasted better than food frozen more slowly in spring or autumn.

Most are deep amber to ebony and taste of caramel, coffee and roasted nuts.

Deep expertise — and even taste — is required to create effective APIs.

A rose-hip-flavored variety ("good for rheumatic pain," the menu claimed) radiated a deep gold and tasted delicately of vanilla.