Sentence examples for flavour takes from inspiring English sources

This is made by simmering butter until it darkens a shade – the fatty blandness of normal butter is displaced and a mellower, nuttier flavour takes its place.

But it is the interplay between these European sounds and those of the West African musicians that gives the album its unique flavour, taking our ears on a zig-zagging journey between city and desert, past and present, the familiar and the unexpected.

As you roll it around your tongue let the flavours take over your mouth and savour the warmth rolling down your throat.

When the mixture has cooled to around 35C-40C, add whatever flavours take your fancy: orange zest and Grand Marnier; kirsch and morello cherries; rum and raisins – the options are just about endless.

Boil the water Put the wheat flour into the bowl, add the salt and flavouring, Take the warm water into batter and broke the egg and mixing it all together until it's mix Prepare the frying pan Make the small shape and cook it until brown Take it and serve in the plate The Pempek Gandum are ready to serve together with Kuah Model.

"For a brand to invest in a new flavour it takes time, market-testing and investment.

Marmalade is part of the great British tradition of tolerance – you can pop in just about any flavour that takes your fancy.

Tom Aikens, for example, deploys vast numbers of shallots in the recipe in his book Fish, and their sweet, winey flavour completely takes over, giving the dish an oddly French character.

She geared up to play a stalker obsessed with Bridget Fonda's character in Single White Female (1992) by wallpapering her dressing room with pictures of her co-star, as well as spraying a prop dildo with mint flavouring between takes when filming the infamous blowjob scene.

Fresh flavour combinations take the stage with unique, house-made syrups and tinctures such as tobacco and tea.

Later in the season both will change, deepening in flavour and take on the colours of a flaming sunset.