Sentence examples for dense version of from inspiring English sources

Arroz con leche, available on another occasion, was a dense version of rice pudding.

Daphne Mahoney, the Jamaican-born owner of Daphne's Caribbean Express in Manhattan's East Village, makes a wonderfully dense version of macaroni and cheese that combines American cheese with extra-sharp cheddar.

The Jewish-style delicatessen I am well familiar with — Los Angeles has the strongest deli scene in the country, after all — but I'd somehow never had a bagel before, a dense version of a baozi that's boiled, then baked.

Being a foam which disappears quickly it can be served right at the start of a meal with no risk of spoiling the appetite as might a larger more dense version of the same ingredients.

These will call for whipping together the dense version of mascarpone with heavy cream.

This process creates displaced but identical images of the same material object in almost the same place – flat, dense versions of the same image echoing outwards, crystallised.

But if we're proactive, perhaps the future will look like a denser version of Vancouver or Portland, with ADUs speckled throughout neighborhoods, grandparents once again helping to look after of grandchildren, grandchildren helping to care for grandma and grandpa, and more resilient and robust local economies as a result of the multigenerational neighborhoods.

It looks like a denser version of milky froth but contains no milk.

more nutrient-dense versions of this very common food item would be preferable [ 43] given the study population's poor dietary profile and the consequent proportions of children not meeting NRVs for many nutrients.

Here is a dopily dense, loony version of "Spoon River Anthology," with, oddly enough, little sense of place.

Home mixologists can replicate these with specialty rubber or silicon molds (and often get drier, denser versions because of home freezers' lack of exposure to the constant opening and closing that, over the course of a long night, causes melting in a lot of bar ice).