Sentence examples for tasting between from inspiring English sources

Season the soup well – do this in stages, tasting between each addition of salt and pepper – and add the chopped parsley.

Foremost in interest is To Cork or Not to Cork: Tradition, Romance, Science, and the Battle for the Wine Bottle (Scribner, $26) by George M. Taber, who recounted the famous 1976 blind tasting between France and California in "Judgment of Paris" (Scribner, 2005).

So I wondered: Can I quantify the gulf in tastes between critics and the general public?

The difference in taste between a quail egg and a chicken egg is "very minimal," Mr. Sytsema, 31, said.

Part of Japan's problem, Mr. Kazdal said, is a growing gap in tastes between players there and overseas.

Fortunately, the brewery still keeps a few oak barrels around — partly to compare tastes between the two methods, partly as a novelty for tourists.

Though the variations in taste between the two vintages would probably vanish if either were mixed with tonic or soda, sipped neat they are apparent.

They were equally satisfying filled with melted cheese and loroco, an edible flower, usually pickled, with a taste between asparagus and green bean.

Since Palace Pint beer will be brewed with "green hops" rather than the dried variety, the oiliness will give it a fresher and lighter flavour than dried hops does, "much like the difference in taste between fresh and dried herbs".

I gained a new respect for the vocabulary of restaurant critics when a fellow diner asked me while I was crunching to explain the difference in taste between the brown and the green creatures.

But oystermen and some restaurant owners say the difference in taste between raw and processed oysters is so profound that, were the rule to go into effect, the Gulf Coast oyster industry would be irreparably harmed and a cultural institution destroyed.