Sentence examples for interplay of flavours from inspiring English sources

However, a shredded ham hock, spring onion and quinoa salad, with soft-boiled duck egg, is a clever interplay of flavours and textures and, from its bronzed, cheesy crust downwards, the fish pie is spot-on.

Feeling the strain of a day's eating, I opted for a supposed starter of smoked mackerel fillet with streaky bacon and shaved beetroot (a good interplay of flavours), which arrived on a large doorstep of sourdough, with a decent leaf salad and creamed horseradish on the side.

It is a harmonious interplay of flavors.

The cheese was a very good, savoury cheddar with vegetal undertones that interplayed with flavours of a similar type in the wine (which in burgundy, I think, come out as woodruff in the whites, and as a more fragile, tindery leaf smell in the reds).

Duck – delicate heart, breast and shredded, densely flavoured leg meat – served with raw and pickled turnip, charred leek and pennywort, was a beautiful interplay of clean, bitter and fattier, gamier flavours.

Or the marvellous compedium of flavours.

It's a colourful and lovely mix of flavours.

Now most hotel firms offer an expanding variety of flavours.

There are dozens of flavours of hedge funds.

The release of flavours, though, was additive rather than sequential.

Panic comes in lots of flavours.