Sentence examples for exquisite fruit from inspiring English sources

"Such as our love of nature and the exquisite fruit of our vineyards".

Raspberries are best when used without rinsing, so buy exquisite fruit, preferably from farmers who use no pesticides.

Blending a dozen culinary cultures from Portugal's to China's to Thailand's and capitalizing on exquisite fruit, vegetables, fish and shellfish, a gaggle of brilliant homegrown and imported cooks have made this city a trencherman's treat, equally endowed with snazzy high-end eateries and more down-to-earth places.

The aptly named Skyline Bar (also located in Venice) is an opportune way in which to take in the splendor of the city's antiquated Venetian-Gothic architecture while, simultaneously, relishing in the delights of said bar's exquisite fruit and herb cocktails.

These are sweet and dry; a fully ripe specimen is an exquisite fruit.

The flesh was described as "the most exquisite fruit in existence" by Pigafetta in 1519 (reviewed in [ 1]) and to the present it is still highly regarded for its sweet and tart flavour.

But the exquisite fruits and vegetables for sale, lovingly grown, belie the life experiences of the growers.

Chef Krichmar sources locally whenever he can, from purveyors like La Bahn Ranch, for free range chickens and eggs, and Crows Pass and Sage Mountain farms for exquisite fruits and vegetables.

Nor would any dedicated art lover skip the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, where Caravaggio's exquisite "Basket With Fruit" hangs among hundreds of icons of European art.

— Patrick Farrell Food52: All these cobblers and buckles coming down the pike are exquisite, but plain fruit served with a lush icebox cake is my idea of a summer dessert.

At the heart of the novel lies the fabled city of Peshawar, site of ancient civilization, spilling with exquisite streets, houses and fruit orchards, now under British rule.