Sentence examples for drops of orange from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, you could use a few drops of orange flower water.

Or you can whip up mascarpone cream with orange zest and a few drops of orange flower water.

There is no "natural" vitamin C in cosmetics — it's not as though we squeeze a few drops of orange juice into a facial serum.

Or mix it 50-50 with plain gin, a splash of orange juice and a few drops of orange bitters over ice, and call it whatever you want.

Fill a cocktail shaker with ice, and add two ounces of gin (I like Beefeater or Plymouth), 1 ounce of heavy cream, 1/2 ounce fresh lemon juice, 1/2 ounce fresh lime juice, 1 egg white, 1 teaspoon superfine sugar (or more, if you prefer a sweeter fizz) and three drops of orange flower water.

Similarly, few desserts are more welcome than ripe local berries with a sprinkling of demerara (unrefined light brown) sugar, a drizzle of fresh Jersey cream, a few drops of orange juice or again, strange as it sounds, the best balsamic vinegar.

4 Hull and quarter the strawberries, then toss them in a bowl with the caster sugar and a few more drops of orange-blossom water, to taste.

At the table, consider using finger bowls -- little dishes filled with warm water, a squeeze and slice of lemon and drop of orange flower water.

This is like getting all the vitamin C you need by putting a drop of orange juice into the Pacific, stirring thoroughly, then taking a spoonful.

Down the block, Dazies, an Italian restaurant and a 30-year Sunnyside institution, has tripled business and created the MoMA Cocktail, a bluish drink made with Bacardi orange rum, Grand Marnier, blue Curaçao and a drop of orange juice.

Few novelists can match her sense of what it is to live in the flesh, chillblained in winter, sweating, desirous, enchanted by a drop of orange liqueur, disgusted but ravenous in the face of a bowl of greasy wartime cabbage soup, bewildered by the bulge of an erection under the curé's soutane.