Sentence examples for lemon bite from inspiring English sources

In one afternoon I watch goats' milk turn to cheese with the addition of hot water and lemon; bite into wild artichokes fresh from the ground, knead bread at the watermill and learn how to shear a sheep.

A diffuse sheen of olive oil tempered the lemon's bite.

Be cautious not to drown the lemon's bite and aromatics with too much sugar, but also bear in mind that if you're serving your limoncello from the freezer, you will perceive slightly less sweetness in the frozen mixture.

However, Mrs Prada's hostess skills are something to be experienced: once inside the concrete space you'll be greeted with a tray of the strangest of miniature canapés – an anchovy and lemon sandwich bite – and a really strong Aperol-type undrinkable drink in the tiniest tumbler you can imagine.

Take it easy, as you can miss the lime or lemon and bite the tongue instead.

Have you ever tried to eat an entire lemon in one bite?

The lemon grass is bit of a twist to an otherwise typically Balkan salad.

Plates might pile up before the table hits on a winner: one night, it was an austere Meyer-lemon risotto, each bite both crunchy and creamy.

The Sex Pistols were last seen playing Las Vegas, and lending their name to a brand of unisex perfume ("fighting conformity and disregarding aromatic conventions, it leaves a fresh, restless bite of lemon, sharpened and intensified by a defiant black pepper").

Flavor-trippers nibble on the fruit, then sip Tabasco sauce or bite into lemons for a little added fun.

Still, a couple of bites of lemon pound cake and sweet-potato pie convinced me that they were in keeping with Ms. Hampton's overall philosophy of wholesomeness, freshness and authenticity.