Sentence examples for delicate sugar from inspiring English sources

Finish off any meal with a stop at Chocolat, one of the few chocolate shops in the US that uses a classic European technique known as "liqueur praliné", where a delicate sugar casting encases liquor, espresso, wine or other liquid fillings.

Lasting a grueling three days, the pastry competition is one of the toughest: the resulting buffet tables are immaculate works of art, including painstakingly delicate sugar sculptures, delicate lollipops you'd never find in a Halloween basket, and the most intricate of cakes.

Your saucepan needs to have a heavy bottom so that it can withstand high heat without burning the delicate sugar.

It is truly nice to roam around inside the fragile sugar egg of someone else's impossibly delicate, intimate dream — a reminder that levity is a state of mind that may be retained even when all else is liquidated.

Our final day in Bilbao, that glorious city of Basque cuisine and contemporary art, was spent at the Ensanche Market in the old part of town, staring at slices of blood red cured meats, chains of sausages, delicate powdered sugar cookies inviting us from behind their glass windows.

Two cups, two saucers, two side plates, a delicate teapot, a sugar bowl and milk jug.

It's the physical sensation of eating chocolate, the solid slick across the tongue, the smooth and delicate mingling of sugar and fat and that perfumed butteriness that truly appeal.

Ian Brown has the occasional trademark quip – dedicating Bye Bye Badman to "human beings posing as policemen" – but looks emotional as he teases out the more delicate moments of Sugar Spun Sister and Shoot You Down.

Fortunately we still had a stash, including a few really good ones made with berries and a delicate layer of sugar sprinkled on top.

The Nazis stole them in short order, as they also seized Ferdinand's entire art collection, his delicate porcelain and his sugar refinery.

With any more fat or sugar the delicate scaffold of egg and flour collapses, making a dense, heavy cake (like a fruit cake).