Sentence examples for lovely bitterness from inspiring English sources

Radicchio is beautiful: wine-red veined with snowy white and a lovely bitterness that works brilliantly with soft, salty and creamy flavours (chicory, or Belgian endive, makes a great substitute).

The Italians love bitterness.

It's also energetic, floral-scented and uplifting, with a lovely, refreshing bitterness.

This is a classic pud, creamy and sweet with a lovely whisper of bitterness from the caramel.

Dry and refreshing with a lovely kick of mouth-grabbing bitterness.

From those, Magic Rock's Rapture, a chewy rye beer with a sprightly bitterness, was as lovely as ever.

In this dish they play a lead role, adding their distinctive salty bitterness to the lovely combination of acidic lemon and piquant rosemary, all of which bring life to the rich but somewhat one-dimensional flavor of pork.

Char-grilling produces lovely caramelised patches on the broccoli and a delicate bitterness from the leaves, though you could also serve this delicious dressing over steamed or boiled broccoli that you've first dressed with olive oil, salt and pepper.

The bracing hops in these ales give them refreshing bitterness with hints of citrus peel and earthy roundness, a lovely complement for the moderately spiced patties, which can be served fresh from the stove or at room temperature.

The images are lovely, but they leave questions: Was this play primarily about James and his bitterness?

"Miss Dee is lovely to watch, if you can catch her rustling from mood to mood as the bitterness around her grows".