Sentence examples for sweet paste from inspiring English sources

A sweet paste of cooked winter melon and sesame is spooned inside and the dough wrapped around it à la Eccles.

In Europe almonds are used to make marzipan, a sweet paste used in pastries and candy, and in Asia almonds are often used in meat, poultry, fish, and vegetarian dishes.

There is a complete Passover menu, including a recipe for haroset, a sweet paste made of fruit, wine and nuts, that recalls the mortar between bricks that the Egyptians forced the Israeli slaves to make.

Gelatinous rice dumplings ($3.50), which have more than a little bounce to them, are surrounded by a deliciously sweet paste of adzuki beans, which makes the whole dish worthwhile.

Or the pan-fried thin green bean pancake, filled with a sweet paste, also made from the white beans inside green beans, that seems a lighter version of the classic adzuki bean paste?

Both texts, included here in Hebrew and English, featured the four cups of wine; the matzoh, or unleavened bread; the bitter herbs; haroset, a sweet paste of fruit and spices; engaging children in the ritual; and many of the prayers found in Seders today.

David and Carol are all over the charoset, the sweet, paste-like substance that's supposed to represent the mortar of the bricks that the Israelites were slaving over in Egypt.

Just before baking, the softened soaked fruit is ground to a wine-sweet paste that gives the cake its profound flavor; the grinding also eliminates the hard fruit chunks that traumatize many eaters of fruitcake.

Then add condiments, perhaps some daikon or rice, a dab of sweet bean paste or scallions.

We then tucked into a stir-fry of sour wild mangosteen, tender pork and sweet shrimp paste.

Inside are layers of shredded chicken, simmered with quail eggs, saffron, cinnamon and honey, and overlaid with sweet almond paste.