Sentence examples for staying tender from inspiring English sources

In its softer moments, Hall's script never strayed into sentimentality, staying tender instead, even amid some of the most heroically foul-mouthed lines I heard all year.

Their flesh is firm and lean, so it must be served very rare to stay tender.

American pork is just too lean to stay tender when breaded and deep-fried.

But if you cut it lengthwise, with the grain, the pieces will curl and stay tender.

As the weather gets colder, the bitterness fades to a refreshing tang, and the leaves stay tender.

For those who feel otherwise, Mr. Bellavia recommends Maxibelle, which, he said, "stays tender and stringless even when fairly large".

It is soft and easy to work with, and makes a pie crust that stays tender and flaky even after a couple of days.

But proceeding with his recipe will yield a bird with an incomparable balance of crispness and moistness; we're talking about white meat so moist that it stays tender even after a few days encased in Tupperware in the fridge.

Here are the three top reasons to love this weeknight meal: minimal prep and cleanup; the sweet and spicy rub for the fish; the potatoes become crisped on the outside and stay tender on the inside.

Cooked over a very, very hot fire, it crisps on the outside but stays tender and only slightly chewy inside.

But according to some ancient Christian lore, the babe of Bethlehem didn't stay "tender and mild" for long.