A modest Key lime meringue tart turns out to be the winner of the bunch, with a buttery, flaky crust and pure lime flavor.
There is also some evidence that a high intake of fruit and vegetables might reduce the risk for stomach cancer, but the data are not consistent (Forman and Burley, 2006) and, although on average vegetarians eat more fruit and vegetables than meat eaters, the difference in intake is modest (Key et al, 2009).
The celebrations of Fidel Castro's 1959 revolution was a very modest, low key, even glum affair, totally out of keeping with this island's normally boisterous fiestas.
Both winemakers -- Longoria's Richard Longoria and Rusack's Steven Gerbac -- are modest, low key, high achievers who constantly experiment, searching for ways to improve their already excellent wines.
In contrast to the bright exterior, the inside was demure and low key, with a modest dance floor and a dozen wooden tables where several parties were finishing dinner.
The low key rocker was very cool, modest and soft spoken, while Michaele was sweet and very gracious to all of the guests.
Regardless of the low key or dizzied-up pace of various cities, when it comes to producing, Imanos has a modest set up and enlists the key ingredients without overhyping.
The Portfolio123 Value Stocks strategy looks for stocks that are more modest in key metrics like P/E, PEG and price-to-sales than others in the same industry.
The high living and adulation of those times were a long way from Emerson's modest, low-key beginnings.
Just under 1,800 people have gathered in this sold-out Brixton venue, to hear this modest, low-key auteur play a clutch of unfamiliar songs from his debut album, which is due out in three months' time.
The wide-ranging mix of nearly 60 vintage prints, virtually all from the 1960's and some never seen before, also includes images of country people, youthful car cultists, pool players and transvestites as well as modest, low-key snapshots from his own family life and a self-portrait or two.
