Sentence examples for sweet heightening from inspiring English sources

A stroke of dark sauce — roasted cacao nibs blended into verjus — runs a bass line under the salt and sweet, heightening both.

This chocolate lime mud cake plays that flavour game, dulling bitter with sweet, heightening sweet with salt, cutting through salt with sharp.

Then I use something acidic for brightness (here, both lime juice and zest), something sweet to heighten the browning (brown sugar), something spicy (jalapeño and sriracha for different types of heat), a handful of aromatics for flavor (garlic is non-negotiable, ginger and scallions are vibrant) and oil to keep the meat from sticking to the grill.

A beautiful black velvet dress, with lavish ties at the shoulder, stood out in relief against the model's white python bodysuit, while a leather bodysuit embroidered with sweet flowers heightened the sensuality of an evening dress in feathered coral chiffon.

This gave proceedings a sweet, rich informality, heightened by the crackle of a log fire in the background.

The harvested grapes are frozen, then pressed, yielding a honey-flavored elixir that, tasting alternately sweet and dry, heightens macerated fruits and -- to this palate, at least -- trumps ice cream.

At best, the sambal is enhancement, a sauce that heightens the sweet, nutty flavor of the real article.

The same can be said of sautéed foie gras, its molten earthiness heightened by sweet poached pear and a scattering of fresh tarragon; and of six meaty oysters, roasted only until they lost their chill, under a confetti of leek.

For instance, people with Addison's disease, a rare disorder that causes a deficiency of stress hormones, experience dramatically heightened sensitivity to sweet and salt tastes.

Its richly savory taste was heightened with a sweet potato puree and apple gremolata.

In the title role of the (literally) divided heroine forced to assume a double identity, Jane Horrocks (of the films "Life Is Sweet" and "Little Voice") exuded the arch, heightened sweetness of a Gilbert and Sullivan ingénue.