Sentences with phrase «nice citrus flavor»

Using the lemon slices as a barrier also has the added bonus of adding a nice citrus flavor and helps to add moisture to a protein that quickly loses moisture through the grilling process.

The blood oranges add a nice citrus flavor to complement the corn, some additional sweetness, and help enhance the aesthetics of the final product.

The lime juice in the filling lowers the glycemic impact of this tasty desert along with giving it a nice citrus flavor.

It's sweet while having a nice citrus flavor to it so its -LSB-...]

All it takes to have a cinnamon flavored shortbread is to add 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon, or 1 tablespoon of finely chopped orange or lemon zest will give you a nice citrus flavored shortbread.

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It's filled with a citrus - y, hopsy flavor that explodes on your tongue and a nice piney finish.

Filled with a citrus - y, hopsy flavor that explodes on your tongue and a nice piney finish, this is a big offering that can hold its own against more well - known IPAs.

These citrus - flavored treats are a nice break from all of the other Christmas cookies you'll be enjoying this holiday season that are dense and rich.

The dough was nice and airy, but just a touch bland; I will add a small amount of flavor to it next time (citrus zest or other) The glaze was actually too sweet for my taste, especially given the filling, so I will decrease the sugar by 1/4 cup.

I love how the cranberry flavor complements the balsamic vinegar, and since I use my Cinnamon Orange Cranberry Sauce, that hint of citrus and a nice little zing.

A shot of citrus flavor and a nice bit of lingering sweetness also give it the ability to balance spicy chiles.

It's not too spicy, but has a tiny kick with a nice mellow citrus flavor.

Up until the 1880's, bitters were included in just about every mixed drink, and Urban Moonshine has come up with three flavors - original, citrus and maple, that should be a nice addition to any martini, old - fashioned or manhattan.

The Arabica tree produces coffee that ranges in flavor depending on where it's grown — African coffees tend to have dried fruit and citrus notes, South American Coffees tend to taste nuttier, and Indonesians bring a nice, earthy punch to your brew.