Mojama is a Spanish delicacy with history.
Downing a regional delicacy with aplomb, Mr. Scheib said, tells voters: "I'm one of you.
Both were performed with sweet-toned, lilting delicacy, with the violins particularly impressive.
Chicken is ubiquitous, and pigeon is extremely popular as a delicacy (with pigeon cotes a common sight in many villages).
What's striking is not what the speech gave away, but the control and delicacy with which it delivered its payload.
Beers, too, are a local delicacy, with most coming from the west Berkshire brewery in nearby Yattendon.
The kitchen at Anh renders Vietnamese dishes expertly, capturing the low-key delicacy with the right light touch.
The strength of a more simply seasoned entree of snapper was the delicacy with which the fish had been steamed.
The power and delicacy with which that reunion is staged can barely be put into words — that is what movies are for.
Five small cubes of this delicacy, with its foie gras earthiness, were presented in a miniature footed bowl, and they were delicious.
In a solo that combines delicacy with angular precision, Ms. Lovette showed a clarity of intention and a musicality that imprinted every step upon the eye.
