spice造句

Myrrh was a spice used to embalm the dead.

This invigorating spice has an exotic reputation and stimulates endorphins.

And to spice things up, some crazy flashback scenes of late-night coding binges.

Yet the Dutch spice trade affected each island, forming a Shared connection with the Netherlands.

In Indonesia, I observed the colonial influence of the 17th century Dutch spice trade.

Just remember, successful people know that balance is the spice of life.

To get this effect, spice up your broccoli with broccoli sprouts, mustard, horseradish, or wasabi.

It was one of the key spices that give the spice Islands their name, and some historians link its popularity in the spice trade to the hallucinatory effects that result from ingesting large amounts.

In fact, Roellinger describes spice as the punctuation of his culinary storytelling. "I use spice to express the meaning-sometimes a new or hidden meaning-of the main ingredients," he says.

Modern cutlery and creative silverware designs that will spice up your dinner table and impress your guests.

But the great thing about spice mixes is that you can improvise as much as you want.

Indian curries use dry powders made up of ground spice blends, which better emphasize their earthy intensity.

Roellinger's signature spice blends can contain up to twenty named and secret ingredients. I can vouch for their power to transform.

Spice mixes like grill seasoning and rib rubs might seem like a good buy because they contain a lot of spices that you would have to buy individually.

If you want spice, use the chipotle or serrano Chile, but the dish is tasty with or without the extra heat.

Such a rematch would add a little extra spice to opening night, especially if Dirk received his ring right in front of LeBron before tipoff.

As I realized that the work was drawing to a close, I thought up more jobs for him: a spice rack in the kitchen, towel rails in the laundry room.

But it pays to spice it up for added benefits and find ways to make it appealing so you don't mind eating it if you're not a broccoli fan.

"Do you know, Villefort, that you are talking in a most dreadfully revolutionary strain? But I excuse it, it is impossible to expect the son of a Girondin to be free from a small spice of the old leaven."

Although the intent may be to "spice things up a bit," the result is most often the inclusion of "zero-value" graphics that leave your audience scratching their heads.

On a shelf there are herb and spice jars with Polish names, probably left by members of a Polish research station in the fjord, and a dog-eared copy of Robinson Crusoe, which seems appropriate.