Sentence examples for tricky ingredient from inspiring English sources

Finally, somewhere that sells cuttlefish ink In the pre-digital age the search for a tricky ingredient such as cuttlefish ink might have taken months and led to nefarious dealings in a car park with a shady aquarium employee.

Preserved lemons can still be quite a tricky ingredient to get hold of (though Belazu does a glorious one), but luckily, they're incredibly easy to make very well yourself.

And then there's the occasional tricky ingredient.

The chicken dish that follows this course has a variety of tricky ingredients and to find the right wine, we are staying at Aldi (yes, I know you're little used to these discount pile-'em-high retailers, but this one has a wine buyer with an unusually fine nose).

The stinger is tricky: two ingredients only, brandy and white crème de menthe.

Many of the aficionados cite "fun" as being a bedrock of beer-based cooking, but this belies its tricky complexity as an ingredient.

It demands no fancy ingredients or tricky techniques, just good raw materials … and a good deal of patience.

You don't need to do anything tricky or add any fancy ingredients to produce a dish with deep, mouthwatering flavor.

Certain parts of the model castle described in the section above, like tiny soldiers, weapons, animals, and so on, are tricky to make from edible ingredients.

Trickier to explain was why the ingredient found nine times out of ten in an Al Gore special was eggs.

As he tested different varieties of honey and strains of yeast he discovered that, in addition to being a more expensive base ingredient than potatoes, honey is tricky to work with.