Sentence examples for sweet moist from inspiring English sources

The shedders at Pearl Oyster Bar had pliable shells and exceptionally sweet, moist flesh.

There was a far-better-than-average apple cake for dessert, not too sweet, moist, crunchy and deep.

It's delicious, mind - with sweet, moist meat and the crispiest of crackling, even if I do have to give up at the halfway stage.

Farmed in oak forests and fed on acorns, the pigs, like Japanese kobe beef, develop layers of intramuscular fat that results in a sweet, moist meat.

And when cold weather sets in, the chunky turkey chili ($5.50 for 16 ounces) is a popular choice — to be followed, perhaps, by a subtly sweet, moist vanilla cupcake with pastel-colored icing ($2).

Learn how to pick, peel, hang and massage the fruit until they become succulently sweet, moist, tender and chewy.

"Look at this," she said, retrieving her hand, which now cradled a little pile of sweet-smelling, moist compost, complete with fat earthworms.

The differences she notes — some dark orange, sweet, and moist; others drier, not so sweet, and lighter-fleshed — could be the characteristics of specific varieties of sweet potatoes.

Pan-fried wild halibut was sweet and moist, and the accompanying shredded celeriac danced along with tiny St George mushrooms; the only bum note was a superfluity of lobster foam.

A one-and-a-half-pound boiled whole lobster was sweet and moist, as was a broiled swordfish steak and a piece of broiled sole wrapped around a buttery, crab-and-cracker stuffing; the curious use of Ritz crackers is a traditional New England conceit.

Better to go retro with lobster salad, made of unfailingly sweet and moist claw meat and slices of avocado and grapefruit — a dish that has a whiff of country-club cuisine, but composed here with a play of flavors that keeps it from being just blandly elegant.