Sentence examples for more complex taste from inspiring English sources

Temples are far juicier than most oranges, with a tarter, more complex taste.

I contemplated adding a little ground veal, pork or both to the beef to give it a more complex taste.

Most cooks prefer to brown the beef, though, because doing so creates a more complex taste.

To the 'Beach Bum Mini', add a little sugar and some cinnamon for a more complex taste.

Tamari is similar to soy sauce in that it is made with more soy beans.[3] It is thicker and has a smoother, more complex taste.

For example, if you want to give your gravy a slightly more complex taste, try adding these dried herbs with the salt, pepper, etc. at the end of the recipe.

I write this not out of sour grapes, but more about waking up and smelling the coffee, about waking up to more complex tastes and textures than simple "Tea".

But good shoes call for a fine frock, so it seems fitting that, not much further along the autostrada, the city of Gallarate awaits, famous for being the birthplace, in 1953, of the Missoni fashion house – as well as for almondy amaretti that are infinitely more complex, in taste and mythology, than their now ubiquitous cousins from Saronno.

Wine vinegars have a more potent, complex taste, and balsamic vinegar offers a blend of sweet and sour flavors.

Aides on both sides said privately that it was hard to fit all the nuance of complex policies into a vehicle designed to convey thoughts no more complex than "Tastes Great, Less Filling".

It shows the same traits as Katherine's Field, but because of wood's tempering effects, is subdued and perhaps more complex; when tasted recently it seemed to be in a sleeping phase and was hard to analyze.