According to the terminology of elite dining, the translucent emerald-green essence of celery and apple is a "soup," not "juice".
I could see slivers of the advertised lobster in a bisque with "green apple essence," but I couldn't taste them.
The soup plate was filled with the distilled, brilliant green, bright essence of parsley with the startlingly white tortellini sitting in the middle.
Women dressed in black shirts and slacks move about silently, mixing oils and green-tea essences for massage treatments.
The oil was superb, the green and fruity essence of her own olive trees.
A second argumentative strategy in defense of the higher-brain approach claims to appeal to our personal identity while remaining agnostic on the question of our essence (Green and Wikler 1980).
These include food-science-esque dishes such as caviar cones with crème fraiche and exploding olives (the essence of green olives and olive oil in a gelatinous shell), courtesy of chef José Andrés, the chap largely credited with bringing a Spanish culinary revolution to the US.
In May, Rep. Jay Inslee, D-Wash., and Sen. Jeff Bingaman, D-Wash., head of the Senate Energy Committee, introduced legislation that would create a Clean Energy Deployment Administration (CEDA), in essence a green bank that would provide low-interest direct government loans to developers as well as guarantees on loans made privately.
The winner, Webb Simpson, wore a long-sleeved shirt underneath a long-sleeved buttoned sweater and played a game stripped to its bare essence: fairways, greens, pars.
In this concept, a new square would be opened west of the churchyard, in essence doubling the green space around the chapel.
