Sentence examples for right amount of salt from inspiring English sources

In cooking, getting the temperature right is as important as seasoning with the right amount of salt.

The Classic, with osetra-size eggs, has just the right amount of salt and the necessary little crunch to make it rich and luxurious.

Sliced thinly, it bore a burnished bronze crust, slightly slick with olive oil, a bubbled, stretchy interior, the distinct tang of fermentation, and just the right amount of salt.

Twitter's Alex Roetter refers to this oversight as "applying the right amount of salt".

Twitter's Alex Roetter refers to this oversight as "applying the right amount of salt". You never want to overpower the great innovation that is coming from the bottom up.

My salt 'n pepper beard has just the right amount of salt to look sexy.

Given the right amounts of salt and water, the human body will gradually restore the normal relationships between the cells, the extracellular fluid, and the plasma volume.

It was a good thing I'd ordered them; otherwise I'd have had a hard time keeping my hands off a fellow diner's gravlax, salmon cured with fresh dill, black peppercorns and just the right amounts of salt and sugar, then flattened to translucent thinness.

The salting process takes a day or two if the proper amount of salt is used.

Add a good amount of salt and pepper (use more salt than you think you need).

The edamame easily popped out of their shells in my mouth, with just the right amount of sea salt on the outside to spike their taste.