Baby vegetables, oozing and crackling from the application of fierce heat, taste of smoke but also cleanly and distinctly of themselves.
There's offal (chicken hearts with bacon and black vinegar) and greens (kale and pak choi), both dishes savoury with soy and pleasingly charred from the application of fierce heat.
A few weeks ago here on TechCrunch, I wrote a column about the unbundling power of mobile, and how fierce competition at the application layer is fragmenting audiences.
Ministers funded an extra 10,000 places for undergraduates starting at English universities last year amid a dramatic increase in applications, but fierce competition still saw one in three candidates missing out.
The screening is often far more rigorous than the market-rate tenants undergo, and competition is fierce, with as many as 10,000 applications pouring in for every 100 available apartments, according to city officials.
A lot of companies of course use similar branding for their applications, but Microsoft and Apple are fierce rivals.
However, hunting is limited to certain species and restricted by a series of ecological principles and legal requirements, which application has been surrounded by fierce controversy.
Applications are bound to be fierce so make sure you do your research before you apply.
The growing applications field has also meant fierce competition for magazines and their readers, so the book dedicated a chapter on how to make them "appetizing".
Apple has responded to fierce criticism of its mapping software, saying the application will "improve".
