Sentence examples for results taste from inspiring English sources

The results taste like the love children of Chinese won tons and Italian tortellini.

Amazingly enough, the results taste like fish, pork, beef, chicken or duck.

Many home recipes replace the lye with baking soda, but the results taste like breadsticks, not pretzels.

The Key lime pie contained no citrusy tang and as a result, tasted more like cheesecake.

But the result tastes great and crackles to a fare-thee-well.

It's not glamorous - just six people working out of a small kitchen - but the end result tasted sublime.

The fermented result tasted more like stinky cheese than like fresh hamachi; the Japanese, in adopting the strategy, gradually shortened the fermentation time, developing a fresher style of sushi that still relied on fermented rice for its distinctive sour taste.

On our arrival we were whisked into Sunday brunch -- on the seaside dining terrace the staff was serving dozens of exotic items, like star-apple salad and ackee and saltfish (dried salted cod folded into fried ackee, a fruit that is poisonous until ripe; the result tastes like the most savory scrambled eggs imaginable).

Using the best-quality dark chocolate in this cheesecake will make the finished result taste so much better.

No matter how odd and varied the ingredients in this show's score, the resulting taste is often ambrosial.

Morels are easily preserved by drying and can be rapidly reconstituted in warm water; the resulting taste and texture are every bit as good as with fresh ones.