Sentence examples for get sweetness from inspiring English sources

In the sauce, which Lynch calls Worcestershire, you get sweetness, heat, acidity and a whopping double dose of umami.

The creamy veal nuggets got sweetness and backbone from the crunchy beet slices and pleasant earthiness from the truffles.

Shrimp tartare gets sweetness from sherry-infused chunks of melon, and both tartness and texture from a sauce that sets tapioca pearls adrift in pools of green apple gelée.

It gets sweetness from a miso-like bean paste and its depth and complexity are magnified by a few fermented black beans that dot the thin slices of pork, almost floral-tasting Chinese celery and big pieces of spicy green pepper (which taste positively timid after a bit of one of those little red Sichuan peppers in the dry and spicy chicken).

Tess suggests drinking something that will bring out the nuttiness of the caramel and the "savory undertone" of the tri-color treats, like an amontillado sherry, which is slightly sweet but "very, very flavorful so you still get the sweetness of the candy, but a lot of nuttiness from the oxidation," which amontillados have due to being exposed to the air outside of their solera barrels.

"You get the sweetness of the Irish and a nice bit of spice from the rye".

Locatelli uses great big raw chunks, but I find the flavour far too aggressive: much better to slice them thinly and soak before use, as Del Conte suggests, so you get the sweetness without the bite.

Honey always seems like a fine idea for taking the mouth-puckering edge off a dose of rhubarb, yet it is tricky to get enough sweetness without the flavour of the honey monopolising things.

Add bacon and you get smokiness, sweetness, and saltiness.

It relies on both stevia extract and cane sugar to get its sweetness.

Kids get the sweetness and satisfaction of unrolling a treat, while their parents get to know that they are eating something that is actually a little better for them.