Sentence examples for perfect tenderness from inspiring English sources

It was the lamb, rubbed with a simple chili-inflected and mustard-based paste, cooked to a perfect tenderness, gently flavored with smoke.

The sliced duck breast was aromatic with cinnamon and pepper and well set off by dabs of cherry mostarda, but it needed a bit more cooking to achieve perfect tenderness.

Roasted to perfect tenderness, duck breast and duck leg confit came with good fried rice, which absorbed all the delicious juices from the duck; only greasy potato cake took points away from rack of sweet lamb, done to medium-rare as ordered.

It is a gesture of perfect tenderness.

Cooked to the point of perfect tenderness, they have a texture somewhere between meat and butter.

Pan-seared chicken breast with rainbow chard and rosemary potatoes was above average, and the halibut with grilled asparagus was finely cooked to the perfect juicy tenderness.

The night I tried it, the chicken was cooked to a perfect point of tenderness.

At the top of the line, successes included a great double cut pork chop, grilled to perfect juiciness and tenderness.

The secret is what we do with it after we get it...the pastrami comes in two-to-three pound chunks which are then steamed in our custom-designed tank for at least two-and-a-half to three hours, bringing it to the perfect point of tenderness.

Cuts from the lower sections of the ribs (near the pig's belly) can also be quite tender when cooked correctly but are usually fattier and require longer cooking times to reach the perfect level of tenderness.

Their tenderness and perfect attention gave the moment more reality than the trained performer.