Sentence examples for taste of roast from inspiring English sources

AT THE International Trade Fair in Chicago in 1959, visitors were delighted by the salty-savoury taste of roast beef marinated in a novel condiment called soy sauce; slices were being given away by young Japanese men.

Meat, fish, grains and vegetables are replaced by powders and potions, which are mixed together and "cooked" to create edible products such as transparent wafers that taste of roast chicken and jelly spheres with liquid centres that taste like acidic potatoes.

Ms. Him describes the taste of roasted mice.

The cakes themselves are textured with kernels of corn, the sauce tastes of roasted corn and springing forth from the dish are what look to be thin rods of pale yellow silk.

The long finish tastes of roasted root vegetables and umami, leaving the mouth with terra cotta, a slate-like minerality and a touch of salinity".

Caffeine is burned off during the roast process, according to NPR, so if you like the taste of dark roast, great -- just know it has a little less caffeine than its lighter counterpart.. 6...

It allowed the taste of the roasted zucchini, squash and eggplant to dominate, which was a good thing because they were roasted into deliciously sweet sandwich fodder, accented with pesto and delivered on a hearty roll.

You can buy cooked chestnuts in a jar, but I prefer the taste of fresh roasted chestnuts.

You can certainly eat the skins of hazelnuts, but most people like to remove as much of the skin as possible so they can cleanly enjoy the taste of a roasted hazelnut.

MY childhood tasted of bland roast chicken and canned crescent rolls — starchy fare that typically came out of a box, plopped on our plates by our tireless working mom.

Roasting a chicken Never underestimate the smell and taste of a simple roast chicken.