toothsome in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for toothsome in the English»Serbian Dictionary

tooth·some ['tuːθsəm] ADJ

toothsome

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Mix grains, rinse them and steam for 25 minutes or until cooked but still toothsome.

www.goodfood.com.au

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

en.wikipedia.org

This isn't just because he chops it to order in perfectly diced cubes that maintain their toothsome texture.

www.theglobeandmail.com

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

www.esquire.com

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

blogs.vancouversun.com

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

A slab of veal that has never felt the benign punishment of a rolling pin to flatten it into a toothsome morsel, is heavily breaded ($18).

news.nationalpost.com

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

blogs.vancouversun.com

I think overall the successful 2008s had been a tad more toothsome than the better 2009s.

www.ft.com

More significantly, those dishes, served with white rice or vermicelli as requested, have been piping hot, not greasy, and stocked with toothsome, colourful vegetables.

ottawacitizen.com