Sentence examples for retain taste from inspiring English sources
For herbs that function essentially like more-sophisticated onions -- toss in, walk away, retain taste -- Michele Scicolone, author of The Italian Slow Cooker and The French Slow Cooker, recommends "the woodies: rosemary, sage and thyme".
The mucoadhesion between polymeric substances and mucosal membranes, widely exploited in the pharmaceutics industry to prolong drug residence, has been investigated as a means of retaining taste or aroma molecules in the oral cavity.
With trans fat, we were able to retain the taste.
Congers manages to retain a taste of the past and yet changes with the times.
Although unable to capture prey, pandas retain a taste for meat, which is used as bait to capture them for radio collaring and has made them pests in human camps on occasion.
But distribution problems with that brand forced them back into the lab to make their own lemonade, one that would be sweet but not overpower the flavor of the teas, which had to be brewed at double strength to retain their taste when mixed with the other ingredients.
"I retain some taste for fine scenery," he wrote in his autobiography, "but it does not cause me the exquisite delight it formerly did".
If you know how to store vodka, it can be safely stored for up to three years and still retain its taste and flavor.
Since that first budget in 1997, he appears to have retained his taste for stealth taxation.
By this time, Mr. Teufel had rejected radical politics, although he retained a taste for provocation.
He retains a taste for the things he loved as a kid, like fish and chips.
