Sentence examples for delicate varieties from inspiring English sources

She and Bone both recommend saving delicate varieties for a quick saute.

Start with the oysters, of course, but look for the more delicate varieties rather than the occasionally behemoth bluepoints.

For Sandy Patterson, the chef de cuisine at LEO | MKT at Georgetown University and a former instructor at the late L'Academie de Cuisine, those foods are eggs and fish, especially more delicate varieties.

All along the house are small, delicate varieties, like Plioblastus fortuneii, a dwarf variegated bamboo with green-and-white-striped leaves, and some elegant clumpings of Phyllostachys nigra, a luminous black bamboo.

HERBS can be divided roughly into two categories: the sturdy ones with assertive, lasting flavors and the more delicate, fragile varieties.

The works chosen for this show (from 2009 to present) were of the smaller more delicate variety on paper (though close up have the same power as their larger sisters).

Tom Sanford, Two Tom Sanfords from Observation Approximately to Scale, 2008, oil on paper, 72" x 96", courtesy of the artist In a time of sexual fluidity and our collectively transgendered spirit it's interesting to note that the works chosen from both of the female artists in the show were of the softer and more delicate variety than is typical of both of their oveurs.

In the same area, the Marche Forville has many delicate Mediterranean varieties of vegetables that are rarely seen outside Provence.

Although rhubarb is sporadically available year round, what most markets carry out of season is usually a relatively delicate hothouse variety, often imported from the Netherlands.

The delicate Asian variety of the vegetable, grilled to a toasty, creamy consistency, melds with the bright notes of its tomato-yogurt garnish.

In the second, more delicate group are varieties such as basil, chervil, savory and tarragon, best used fresh because in the dried state they fade.