Sentence examples for salty delight from inspiring English sources

Parmesan Baskets Filled with Dry Figs and Fennel Mini cheese baskets made out of Auricchio Parmigiano Reggiano are a beautiful touch to your cheese plate and my twist on serving the infamous salty delight.

RECONSTITUTED CARNE You know when you're a kid, and you're looking at the microwave, and you see the button that says "popcorn", and you're all, "Damn shorty, I could go for some of that!" And then you press it, wait two minutes thinking about that delicious salty delight, then open the door to see nothing there.

I lean back in the salty foam and delight as a wave scoops my feet skyward.

Obviously that means Findus crispy pancakes, and in particular the chicken curry flavour: a crisp breaded shell the colour of Sunny Delight; sweet-salty gunk inside.

Dinner finishes with a theatrical presentation of mint tea and a multi-tiered stand holding fresh, salty pistachio nuts, gooey Turkish delight, honey-sticky pastries and sweetmeats (£4.50).

Settling into bed after a long night, he finds that "sleep pampered me like a familiar, salty mistress who yet always has a new delight with which to surprise her jaded lover".

They'll cut generous portions of baklava; pistachio-packed Turkish delight; or kounafa, a syrup-soaked, salty-sweet Middle Eastern take on cheesecake.

O'Grady has a playwright's ear for dialogue, and his salty descriptions of raucous gigs in rundown pubs are a rude delight.

Among Ms. Krasinski's desserts, a scoop of ice cream, infused with the fragrance of rose geranium and accompanied by a few crumbles of salty streusel and a dash of tart-sweet rhubarb, was a singular delight.

Ghosh delights in a stew of subcontinental languages, colonial English and salty slang, and the novel is packed with rich incident and fascinating research cunningly deployed.

AT THE International Trade Fair in Chicago in 1959, visitors were delighted by the salty-savoury taste of roast beef marinated in a novel condiment called soy sauce; slices were being given away by young Japanese men.