He thought young mallards afforded "delicate as well as savoury food".
Delia Smith uses whole eggs, the recipe in the wonderfully 80s book Cuisine de Terroir: Original Recipes Collected by the Master Chefs of France, and baker and blogger Tamami Haga use yolks alone ("This is what makes this extra-rich and thick in flavour, yet delicate, as well as the softest you'll ever ever taste") and everyone else goes for a mixture of whole eggs and yolks in some ratio.
Silk would be a delicate as well.
But entrancing theater can derive from delicate gestures as well as large ones.
"We respond very quickly to challenges, and not just technical challenges but also these sort of interesting, delicate situations, as well," Mr. Cutts said.
They've retained their original shape – rounded back; sticky-up ears; long, delicate legs – as well as much of their individuality and intelligence.
For an institution that seems to exist as a sanctuary from geopolitics, and often operates in isolation from them, the project became a delicate diplomatic as well as curatorial undertaking.
Her Italian-made collection, inspired by classic silhouettes of the 1940s and structural details of origami, includes these chic high-heel ankle boots with a snap-button closure, $845; flats, $545, and wedge heels, $650, with delicate cutouts; as well as timeless round-toe boots in luxe nappa leather, $995.
Table favorites included the bean paste biscuit, which is more of a filled crepe, with its egg-flour skin wrapped around the sweet red filling and pan-fried to a delicate gold, as well as the shredded turnip short cake flavored with scallions and ham.
Robotic exoskeletons are one of those technologies that tend to be associated with warfare or at least the industrial sector, but soft robotics and artificial muscles like these ones created by Swiss researchers make them suitable for more delicate operations as well.
Look for colorful shades of chards, durable kales and delicate lettuces, as well as nettles and mustard greens.
