Sentence examples for more delicate texture from inspiring English sources

The advantage is a smoother and more delicate texture.

It's a bit smoother, a bit more dry, with a lighter, more delicate texture, and aromas, if you insist, of peaches, cantaloupe and anise.

There is more parsley and less garlic in the snail butter; the hearty, gelatinous veal knuckle is served with a barely thickened tomato sauce; beef cheeks, with a more delicate texture, go into a stew rather than heftier cuts.

It also means you're able to have a slightly more delicate texture.

"I wanted to make it slightly more delicate and have more texture.

It works very well, though the cake textures were more delicate than usual and I found that the pie crust was best rolled somewhat thicker for ease of handling, since the lack of gluten made it less malleable than pastry with regular flour.

Their texture is much more delicate than that of, say, kale or collards, though they're sturdier than spinach.

When you get it super-fresh, it has such a delicate texture and so much more flavour.' The garden and the menu are planned together, and vegetables star in the dishes, from rocket pappardelle with carrots, fennel and goat's cheese, to kale salad with apples, roasted shallot and red wine vinaigrette.

Manzanilla, the Sanlúcar specialty, is more delicate yet with an intensity of salty flavor that belies its fragile texture.

It is more delicate than traditional durum wheat pasta, and can acquire a slightly crumbly texture if overcooked.

Instead, it cooked to a delicate texture.