Sentence examples for things to taste from inspiring English sources
The first things to taste at Pepe Rosso 24 are the lightly grilled Italian bread and the crunchy garlic sticks in the bread basket.
Although many of the classic sweets sold here are made from a short list of ingredients — mainly milk — the resulting variety of good things to taste is astounding.
"We want things to taste like what they are, to be recognizable," he said, as corn simmered on an induction burner in nothing more than milk and cream.
They are also given things to taste and smell.
Quick tip: For a fun and interesting lunch, go to the newly built Markthal -- an indoor market with a huge variety of exciting things to taste.
Things seem to taste better amid Scotland's stark beauty, especially in high summer, when you can bask in it through dessert because the sun sets so late.
The risotto with purple sprouting broccoli, anchovy and chilli tastes of all the things it ought to taste of, but excites little.
"He didn't have an idea of how things were supposed to taste, which allowed him to find the direct link between the soil and the wine," he said.
"And in the process, they forgot that things have got to taste good".
Drizzle the whole thing with honey to taste.
None of the things that are supposed to taste like chicken do.
