One evening, the veins of fat in marbled otoro were more resistant than yielding; ikura (salmon roe) was unchecked in its saltiness; tamago (a block of egg scrambled with sugar, sake and dashi) was sweet without nuance.
The slight underlying sweetness from the beer makes a perfect companion for the sweet and spicy nuances of this early example of fusion cooking, which combines Dutch dishes with flavours from what is now Indonesia.
As a portrait of a friendship, "Tyrannosaur" finds some sweet and subtle nuances, and Mr. Mullan and Ms. Colman are at their best in their early, hesitant scenes together, as Hannah and Joseph warily step out from behind their defenses.
So I believe special thanks are due whoever first dared to scoop out its orange roe and discovered the haunting flavor — briny nuances, sweet undercurrents, an overarching richness — of this inimitable grainy custard.
There's good reason to order dessert at India, for, unlike so many other renderings elsewhere, the rose-water tinged ras malai, with tapioca pearls for texture, and the kulfi ice cream were just sweet enough to allow nuances of flavors to emerge.
Thankfully, Damian's solo turns on naïve-teen fare like Neil Sedaka's "Happy Birthday, Sweet 16" didn't require nuance to generate squeals and T-shirt sales.
An outstanding offering, quickly grilled cuts of glistening tuna shared the plate with ginger, sesame noodles, drizzles of wasabi, and a spicy, pickle-sour cucumber salad that provided brilliant nuance to the sweet and salty ingredients.
Roy is not only the brains of their small-time hustle, he is also a true artist who understands the subtle nuances that distinguish a sweet con from a sloppy theft.
To drink, I'd want a burgundy, with a subtle nuance: leathery flavour, delicious, sweet.
Ms. Gruber brought a sweet timbre and an ear for nuance to her portrayal of Susanna, and Mr. Ely, who possesses a strong, appealing bass-baritone, matched Ms. Gruber's agility and timing.
