How To Use Sweetening In A Sentence
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According to FDA officials, the herb stevia can be ‘adulterated’ merely by being in the presence of information that reveals its sweetening property.
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How many pounds of pulvil must the fellow use in sweetening himself from the smell of hops and tobacco?
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This smelled like divorce, but a couple of hundred dollars would go a long way toward sweetening my outlook on life.
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But, whatever may have been the cause of your rheumatic disorder, the effects are still to be attended to; and as there must be a remaining acrimony in your blood, you ought to have regard to that, in your common diet as well as in your medicines; both which should be of a sweetening alkaline nature, and promotive of perspiration.
Letters to his son on The Art of Becoming a Man of the World and a Gentleman
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Particularly useful, and insightful into her methodology, is her list of "The 15 Fix Factors" -- including ideas such as using low-fat milk thickened with a bit of flour or cornstarch to create a creamy mouthfeel; the concept of the "un-fry" -- achieving crispiness in a low-fat way; adding whole grains, cooking to keep nutrients, trimming portions, and sweetening smartly.
Rozanne Gold: Two Great Cooks, Two Great Cookbooks
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Sugar, redcurrant jelly, and sometimes chocolate are now used as sweetening agents in agrodolce sauces for meat.
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Jean-Claude hurried me along, his expression sweetening when we crossed into the Arab streets.
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So why not cut out sugar and artificial sweeteners (which carry their own risks) and try sweetening your lemonade, smoothies and summer dessert recipes with xylitol, lo hart or stevia?
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Fat and sweetening agents were eventually introduced to the mix, which may have compromised the dough's shelf life but certainly enhanced its gustatory appeal.
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As with many recipes, there is no one way to make baklava… aside from phyllo dough with a nut mixture in between layers, covered in a sweetening agent of some sort.
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She was up to her old tricks again, manipulating Mitch, sweetening him, getting him on her side.
GALILEE
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Some weeks earlier they had prepared the garden carefully, plowing and sweetening the dirt with fireplace ashes and manure from the barn and then harrowing the cloddy ground, Ruby driving the horse while Ada rode the drag to add weight.
Cold Mountain
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Condiments, sweetening agents and spices may be added according to individual preferences.
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In such a time, his greatest mistake is not sweetening his logic with sentimental treacle.
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The others such as boracic acid, borax and soda are often used for sweetening the brine and to keep it from spoiling but are not absolutely essential.
Every Step in Canning
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Prior to that time honey was the only sweetening agent available to them.
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We also stewed our tree-cranberries, (Viburnum opulus,) sweetening them with sugar.
The Maine Woods
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Clearly the big consumers of sugar are looking for lower cost alternatives to sugar for sweetening agents.
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Sweetening the pot within reason to keep it out of their hands does make sense.
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It has hard flesh and many pips and is too sour and astringent to eat raw; but it has a delicious fragrance and when cooked with adequate sweetening develops a fine flavour and turns pink.
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Fat and sweetening agents were eventually introduced to the mix, which may have compromised the dough's shelf life but certainly enhanced its gustatory appeal.
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Tinta is made from the negra mole grape and is used for colouring and for sweetening.
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It is recommended that molasses or honey be used as sweetening agents in lieu of sugar.
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Maple syrup is no longer relegated to its standard role of sweetening pancakes and waffles; this versatile ingredient adds flavor to both sweet and savory dishes alike.
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For Mr. Trenchard, besides the wondrously sweetening power of his candidateship, came of a very ancient name in Dorsetshire.
Agatha's Husband A Novel
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Global majors such as Coca Cola and Beatrice Foods are said to use Stevia extracts as sweetening agents in foods sold across Japan, Brazil and other countries.
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Regan defines a sour drink as a drink, "containing a base liquor, lime or lemon juice, and a non-alcoholic sweetening agent, such as grenadine or pineapple juice.
Examiner California Headlines
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Maple syrup is no longer relegated to its standard role of sweetening pancakes and waffles; this versatile ingredient adds flavor to both sweet and savory dishes alike.
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His employers at Guthy-Renker were making it even tougher by sweetening his package to persuade him to stay.
