Choose the smallest, tenderest leaves, otherwise they can be on the tough side.
As one academic explains, when you are talking about "how best to look after the most vulnerable, smallest, tenderest members of society", it is natural that the debate is highly charged.
Small tender leaves are good for salads, the thicker ones for cooking.
It's a quiet film, focussing on the small, tender moments that make a family.
The baked clam appetizer contained a generous serving of a dozen small, tender clams lightly coated with crumbs.
This ballad shows that record's more emotional side, its scattershot lyrics like snapshots of small, tender scenes.
But the blah bread crumbs covering small, tender mussels on the half shell needed seasoning to jack the dish up.
Cupped there was a walnut-size wrinkled sphere the color of licorice, from which a small, tender, demonic black face looked blankly at us.
This chord echoes throughout the Atheneum's exhibition, where the earliest painting is a small, tender depiction of Whitman's house.
Like many Asian soups, it could easily make a meal, so densely is it packed with onions, peppers, vermicelli noodles and (in this case) small, tender shrimp.
