Translations for „toothsome“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

toothsome [ˈtu:θsəm] ADJ

toothsome

прия́тный на вкус

toothsome

аппети́тный

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Pummel and squeeze them as hard as you can -- counterintuitive with salad leaves, but you will be rewarded with a softer, much more toothsome salad.

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Grilled slices of chicken breast, made lemony ($10 including salad) or marinated with house-made adobo seasonings ($13.50 including rice and veg), were admirably flavoured and toothsome.

ottawacitizen.com

In order to produce a lighter, less toothsome bread, the whole wheat flour was sifted or bolted using mesh or cloth.

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The chicken was fresh, the potatoes perfectly prepared, the asparagus toothsome yet not tough.

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The seafood risotto, cooked to toothsome perfection, is another perennial favourite.

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Toothsome slices of turkey covered rich bread stuffing seasoned with flakes of savoury.

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It definitely has texture, is toothsome, and has quite a lactic flavour from being a calf.

blogs.vancouversun.com

The four-stack pancakes looked tall and toothsome but were not.

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They are all quite toothsome and satisfying, so a decent, sustaining lunch.

www.irishexaminer.com

So was a raviolo of langoustine, with a whole crayfish inside the toothsome pasta.

www.independent.co.uk