(Note: Libya is technically dry, although there is a thriving black market for alcohol and discreet drinking is tacitly accepted.
Cereals, or grains, are members of the grass family cultivated primarily for their starchy seeds (technically, dry fruits).
Indeed, it was an Indice 2, representing a wine that may not be technically dry, but seems dry on the palate.
What about a fruity red, like a riper example of a California pinot noir, which can often give the impression of sweetness even if it is technically dry?
Tribological tests were performed on a commercial ball-on-disc wear tester under conditions of technically dry friction, at a load of 10 N.
Now 50percentt riesling and 50percentt chardonnay, this nonvintage wine costs $11. Peconic Bay's latest riesling ($13), from the 2003 vintage, is technically off-dry but comes across as virtually bone dry; it is a fetching alternative to chardonnay, especially for warm-weather sipping and meals.
The lovely pink "peppercorns" that are sold in brine, vinegar or dried are not technically a peppercorn.
Technically off-dry, it seems to alternate between dryness and sweetness.
Bambara beans are technically groundnuts, but tend to be dried and boiled like a pulse.
If you do not have yakisoba noodles, you could technically make this dish with standard dried spaghetti.
The ingredient is technically called isinglass, and it is made of dried fish swim bladders.
