Sentence examples for how salty from inspiring English sources
Depending on how salty they are – ask your butcher – they might need soaking in plenty of cold water before cooking.
I make a batch up, adding herbs and lemon zest as before to make the contest fair, and am surprised at how salty they are in comparison.
Spongy ice is a mix of ice and water that makes the surface microscopically rough, and sponginess very much depends on how salty the water is.
"With taste, believe it or not, we're still not actually sure how salty works," Marcia Pelchat, a researcher on food at the Monell Chemical Senses Center, in Philadelphia, says.
"What exactly did he mean by 'reduce by half?' How salty was his salt cod?" A week ago, Escoffier sauces that have barely been tasted in living memory (Choron, normande, Nantua), multiple forcemeats, even old-school stuffed mushroom caps emerged from the Alinea kitchen for a tryout dinner.
The Comedy takes place in 1300, two years before he was expelled from Florence, but in Heaven his great-great-grandfather Cacciaguida predicts his banishment: he will learn how salty is another man's bread, Cacciaguida says, and how hard it is to go up and down another man's staircase.
She conceded that there is absolutely no "scientific evidence pointing to how a salty, boiled soup of squid is effective in curing infectious diseases that entail high fever, vomiting, and diarrhoea".
Don't get us wrong, we love salted caramel and think it's probably one of the best examples of how good salty and sweet flavors can sometimes be together.
To understand why this rampant seismic exploration is deadly, it helps to understand the ocean environment and unlike the image most of us have, the ocean is really a multi-layered, swirled composite of water masses, where sound can change behavior drastically depending upon how warm, salty, and deep the layers are.
We could not yet make out its hilly, rumpled face, its forbidding tonsure of scree or how granular and salty its snow often appeared from certain angles.
