Sentence examples for much tart from inspiring English sources

The last hundred pages are beautifully searching and sad, shot through with difficult wisdom and with much tart comedy.

The green apples in the cream filling of puffy bomboloni needed to be much tarter to make an impression.

Having based the recipe on my regular, red tomato soup, I neglected to consider that green tomatoes are much tarter than ripe ones.

Otherwise, the sugar will settle in the bottom of the glass, making the drink in the top part of the glass much tarter, while the drink in the bottom may be a lot sweeter.

The flavors are bright and clean, informed as much by the tart funkiness of Sichuan pickles as by pure chile heat, and the handmade noodles have an integrity and chew you might associate with good Italian pasta.

Don't use too jam much or the tarts will be too sweet.

Creme brulee proved standard, but caramelized pear tart, wanted much more pear and much less pastry.

Too much butter, and the tart can cloy.

Is it too much to serve the tart with crème anglaise?

The fruits are much smaller and more tart than the common apple (Malus domestica) but are suitable for jellies, preserves, and cider.

I did not blame the toaster, except for the fact that my Pop Tart was much more toasted than normal.