toothsomenesses造句

• Good oatmeal can be a revelation, with grains that are tender and plump but that retain their toothsomeness and shape.
• The dragon, expertly lip-synched, is Rodan with a T . Rex's toothsomeness plus a sweet, silly grin.
• Sometimes I add a touch of whole wheat flour for its fragrance, but for fiber and toothsomeness, I prefer to round out the flour with oats.
• Smaller and rounder than the common green or brown lentils, these delicate specimens keep their firm, pebbly shape after being cooked and have a pleasing toothsomeness.
• Particularly in soft, fresh doughs like kreplach or matzo balls, the combined leavening and lightening effects of sparkling water can be counted on to deliver a fine toothsomeness.
• As he speaks, Chez Jean-Pierre's waiters begin to bring out a succession of appetizers of such celestial toothsomeness that conversation almost languishes : Escargot, poached eggs in the shell topped with spoonfuls of gleaming obsidian caviar, fois gras on a single lettuce leaf, braised scallops with mushroom sauce and white-wine asparagus, sprinkled with dry coriander; chevre salad, sweetbreads; white striped sea bass with roast tomatoes, sauteed with fresh artichokes and fennel, tiny rare lamb chops whose little bones are laced together, enclasping one-another geometrically.