These 14 tender sketches not only snared a lifetime of love, loss and regret, but also captured moments of fleeting euphoria, raising day-to-day reality into the realm of the sublime.
And of that guinea hen, so incredibly tender, and stuffed with not only prosciutto but also foie gras and a mixture including ground thigh meat, innards, nutmeg and pistachio.
Take care to buy young and tender carrots, which are not only flavourful and juicy, they are also far easier to grate.
The Final Step is run by Pam and offers her modern Mediterranean twist on local produce; for instance the grilled octopus starter is not only perfectly tender but comes with the added flavour of a sweet chili sauce.
Not only was their tender, slightly sticky texture utterly winning, but they were delicious -- warm and nutty from the coconut.
For well-disposed viewers, like me, these paintings, whose tender surfaces suggest vulnerable flesh, evoked not only Rothko and Newman but Watteau, Manet, and blue-period Picasso.
The film, made in a non-realist, lyrical style using subdued colour, not only portrayed a tender love story but raised a polemical voice on the ambiguity of Polish behaviour during the war.
Dash a dot of Tabasco, pair it with a dry Martini, not only will this tender button inspire an erotic fire in tuxedoed men and women whose shoulders gleam in candlelight, this hermit praying in its rocky cave, this anchorite of iron, calcium, and protein, is practically a molluskan saint.
For love, that comes wherever life and holy sense Are given by God, in thee was most intense; A chain of heart, a feeling of the mind, A tender sympathy, which did thee bind Not only to us Men, but to thy Kind.
Not only would it be presumptuous to tender specific management recommendations for the large diversity of protected areas worldwide, it would also be wrong.
