Mr Wang apologised for the saltiness of his early work.
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The saltiness of these poems has thrilled many a beginning
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Hot food can heighten a variety of flavors, including saltiness.
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The saltiness of the sea air actually makes the grapes sweeter.
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And the fat helps, like, cut through the saltiness of the meat.
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Even with the end of a championship game going on, saltiness was evident.
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For example, research has shown that white noise can dull saltiness but enhance crunchiness.
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The saltiness of Parmesan is simply high levels of sodium, potassium, and chloride ions.
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The saltiness in the fries is complemented by the sweetness of the ice cream.
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Ketchup has considerable umami, located in its saltiness and its concentrated, cooked tomato flavor.
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This should have been a perfect blend of saltiness and sweetness, crispness and softness.
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Biting in, the fat of the cheese mixed with the saltiness of the prosciutto.
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The aromas and flavors were similar — herbs, citrus, saltiness — but the texture was more interesting.
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The butter in the pastry and the saltiness in the gravy—it was just perfect.
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With a clear head and stomach, though, the saltiness can be a little too bracing.
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David E. Kelley's writing, when it hits that sweet spot between breeziness and saltiness, is addictive.
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I'd season the thighs aggressively too, to get that saltiness into the meat from the start.
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They give the dish a sweet, oniony foundation that plays off the saltiness of the pancetta.
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The characteristic Southeast Asian tension of saltiness, sourness and chile heat creeps into these noodle bowls.
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You have the saltiness of the pretzel chunks and the sweetness from the peanut butter and chocolate.
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Anchovies add a nice saltiness, while hefty chunks of sea bream make it a full-on meal.
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The flavor of the chorizo stood out, and the spread cut the saltiness in a great way.
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They are characterized by acidity, energy and a savory quality that I can only describe as saltiness.
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The cups are nice, although they're missing the saltiness and amount of butter that Reese's would have.
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The 2015 de Villaine had lovely concentration and saltiness, with lingering flavors of lime, herbs and minerals.
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The richness, the saltiness, and the delicious, juicy risk and vulnerability that made the novel sing aren't there.
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The soft, artichoke flavor stood up to the saltiness of the four-cheese blend without being too overpowering.
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In a separate experiment, they were able to increase the perceived saltiness of flan by introducing ham particles.
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Then you might start to taste the sourness, which will linger, then the saltiness, and finally the chile.
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These can affect subtle variations in flavor, texture, and intensity of the saltiness you get in each pinch.
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"Brockmire" was always about more than baseball, and Jules's sweet saltiness transformed his ferocity into something almost profound.
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Reviews on Yelp were less generous with praise, criticizing the saltiness, spiciness, portion size, and price point of dishes.
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The panelists thought saltiness, burning, and kokumi were the most intense flavors, followed by sour, bitter, umami, and sweet.
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The saltiness was probably the biggest surprise, even thought salt is listed twice on Flamin' Hot Cheetos' ingredients list.
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The bun, lettuce, and mayo did very little to cut the overwhelming saltiness of the chicken and the pickles.
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He sees chefs trying to one-up each other with "funkier and funkier" versions, with extreme heat and saltiness.
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Season to taste after preparing bacon jam as the bacon will lend a good amount of saltiness to the jam.
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A separate European study from the same year found genetic variants related to the perception of saltiness of a food.
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Some were plain — a blank canvas for more complex flavors — while others had an extra kick of saltiness or herbiness.
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This makes for a grassy parsley flavour, but some celery leaf-like bitterness, a little saltiness, and distinctive sea-fresh flavour.
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Boaty McBoatface collected temperature, saltiness and water turbulence data at the bottom of the Southern Ocean over a three-day period.
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Boaty McBoatface collected temperature, saltiness and water turbulence data at the bottom of the Southern Ocean over a three day period.
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I grew up by the sea and I remember it being difficult to grow certain plants successfully because of the saltiness.
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Our bodies naturally crave sweetness because it signals calorie intake, and saltiness because sodium is necessary for certain everyday bodily functions.
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American Airlines Center, home of the Dallas Mavericks, where the popcorn scored a perfect 5 in freshness, saltiness, butter and presentation.
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Then again, there's the No. 16, the Perugia, in which tart balsamic dressing plays off the saltiness of coppa pork cuts.
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The floats measure the temperature and saltiness of the upper 6,500 feet of the ocean and upload the data via satellites.
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His notoriously media-unfriendly attitude was on full display, and that saltiness immediately endeared Lewis to an internet that celebrates unconventional figures.
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The filling was sorely lacking in salted egg yolk's saltiness, and to be honest, could have passed off for an almond croissant.
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The clam chowder achieved an optimal balance of smoky, bacony richness and brothy saltiness, with the added plus of two Cheddar biscuits.
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I popped a few final gizzards into my mouth, chewed through their strange gumminess and heat-tinged saltiness, and got up to leave.
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Chopped anchovies added to a dressing, or an anchovy fillet draped casually over a salad, provide a meaty, savory umami, not just saltiness.
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WINNER: Trader Joe's — Once again, the grocery chain came out on top with its craveable almonds that had the perfect amount of saltiness.
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Benzodiazepines (including the Xanax that put me to sleep at night) are thought to enhance sweetness, while tricyclic antidepressants impact perceptions of saltiness.
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There's a lot going on in terms of taste—the saltiness of the beef contrasting with the sweet onion marmalade and earthy beetroot.
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Though her match style is loud and one-dimensional, she knows how to play up the saltiness and drama that accompany the sport.
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For the next 36 hours, I continued to chug water and apply copious amounts of moisturizer because of a phantom sense of saltiness.
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He prepared another on a bed of arugula next to a sweet fig to balance out what everyone agreed was an intense saltiness.
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Among the supermarket brands, most canned tomatoes had the balance of tang, saltiness and sweetness that is the hallmark of good tomato flavor.
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And for those not commenting on her appearance during the anthem or supposed saltiness in the stands, there were people talking about her hair.
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"Fish and chips is the perfect match for sherry because you have the saltiness of the chips and the fish and batter," Franklin added.
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This recipe at Kitchen Treaty calls for scrambled eggs with just a little Greek yogurt for texture, feta cheese for saltiness, and herbaceous dill.
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I don't attribute that to saltiness from overexposure, I just think wisdom comes with age and this song and dance was always pretty disappointing.
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In a statement provided to TechCrunch, Mayor Bill de Blasio took Amazon to task for the move in a customary bit of New York saltiness.
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Milky Way is known for its bars filled with caramel, chocolate, and nougat — but what happens when some extra saltiness is added to the mix?
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Sorry, your Saltiness, but this isn't Warcraft, and I don't think you can just build an army overnight by the labor of two dozen peons.
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Why someone would buy a $75 orange made more sense after the sweetness hit my tongue, that is until the saltiness of the bacon took over.
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They dressed up the salad tower with those crispy red onion rings and a healthy handful of crumbled feta cheese for a hit of briny saltiness.
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"The buoyancy, the noise, the saltiness" of second-wave feminism gave Paley a definitive framework for analyzing the world, and a community to survive it with.
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But beware: The larger crystals make it less dense than regular table salt, so you have to use more to get the same amount of saltiness.
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But you will notice the chiles, as you'll notice the saltiness and sharpness, the way you will when a tom yum has been smashed with care.
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The consistency is reminiscent of pulled pork and I am thankful for the sweetness of the honey, which balances out the innate saltiness of the ham.
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The slight saltiness added to the cold foam balanced its sweetness, which we found a bit too extreme in the previously released Cold Foam Cascara Cold Brew.
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The extreme sweetness of the pineapple and the saltiness of the sardines turned out to be a sweet-and-sour bolus made quite doughy by the tuna.
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The saltiness of the seasoning, augmented by onion and garlic, contrasts perfectly with the natural sweetness of the shrimp and the unmistakable fragrance of xaoxing rice wine.
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There's been some speculation that Bach's absence has more to do with the IOC's saltiness with the International Paralympic Committee than it does a jam-packed calendar.
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But sweet English peas were swallowed up by a too-sharp risotto; seasoned with prosciutto, the rice took on more of the ham's saltiness than its sweetness.
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The team wants to know when the fish start, how long they go and how temperature and saltiness, which fluctuate in the estuary near Port Aransas, Tex.
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Delicate cones filled with crispy green apple sticks and pan-fried slices of mullet roe are all crunch and tartness with a bracing hit of piscine saltiness.
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Pressing sliced pork roll on a hot griddle intensifies its saltiness while giving it a hint of a crust that contrasts attractively with the slightly spongy interior.
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The saltiness of the seasoning, augmented by onion and garlic, contrasts perfectly with the natural sweetness of the shrimp and the unmistakable fragrance of xaoxing rice wine.
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But under the surface, the saltiness paradox has a very powerful effect, because it makes you very aware of what you're eating and your own reaction to it.
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When Green admitted last week that he could name all 34 players selected before him in the 2012 Draft, the surprising part was how unsurprising that saltiness was.
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Balance the acidic saltiness with a sweet jam for a fruit-topped-cheesecake-like flavor, or lean into it with all sorts of chill pickled and fermented goodies.
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" At a recent Baked pop-up shop in Tokyo, he said, the saltiness of the caramel brownie was puzzling to Japanese customers: "It hasn't sunk in there yet.
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Umami is less well known than the other tastes like saltiness or sweetness, but it's everywhere -- it's the complex, savory taste you find in mushrooms or Parmesan cheese.
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For the benefit of non-Canadians, Cheezies share the saltiness and nowhere-in-nature orange of Cheetos, the puffed-up offering of the multinational PepsiCo, but little else.
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To a topologist, he said, the only difference between them is the number of holes, as opposed to the characteristics an average person might notice, like saltiness or sweetness.
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I pick and pop one of the Malvasia grapes into my mouth and before I burst the skin, I can taste the strong saltiness of the sea on it.
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The thickness of the tomato juice and the saltiness makes me want to gag, rather than appearing as an obvious antidote to the damage I've inflicted on my liver.
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The lotion offers the worst parts of fried chicken smell — the greasiness, the sharp saltiness — without any of the benefits of having fried chicken in front of you to eat.
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"The circumference of your waist has no effect on the deliciousness of chocolates or the saltiness of french fries or the sweetness of ice cream," she wrote in the post.
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These yogurt-covered pretzels combine the sweetness of yogurt, the saltiness of pretzels, and the signature flavor of the season to create a treat you won't want to put down.
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The slightly bitter greens are complemented by the saltiness of the tinned seafood (buy premium here, not Bumble Bee), along with some sliced scallions and a hit of sherry vinegar.
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"Sweetness and saltiness are carriers that open up the taste buds, allowing you to taste more of other flavors," said Nancy Flores, a food scientist at New Mexico State University.
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It has the perfect amount of lighthearted saltiness to get your point across without being too mean, and it still makes me smile when I see it to this day.
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Another bonus: The saltiness of the diet forced me to drink several cups of water over the course of the day, so I stayed much more hydrated than I normally do.
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Rounding out the flight is the Lion's Tears Sandia Gose, resurrecting an almost extinct German beer style produced in a region of Germany where there's a natural saltiness to the water.
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The first, composed of lightly dressed green and red leaves, brought together a pleasing crunch (from toasted pepitas), creamy saltiness (due to chunks of Roquefort), and sweet fruitiness (thanks to raisins).
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The Cool Whip acts as a masking agent, evening out the cottage cheese's lumpy texture and papering over that grody saltiness; it is more soothing than any gelato I've ever had.
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Fast-food legend has it that the numbers on the bottom of the peel-back top correspond to the range of sweetness or saltiness on a scale of one to five.
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But based on his saltiness at having to hit up a CVS for some wares, it looks like the man doesn't like it when his name comes up on the chore wheel.
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When working, this gene encodes a protein which forms part of the tongue's taste buds for umami, a savoury "meatiness" separate from the other four tastes of sweetness, sourness, bitterness and saltiness.
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The small pizza, its thin crust appetizingly blistered and charred in the beautiful tile oven we had walked by, offered flashes of decadent saltiness from the slivers of guanciale and green olives.
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That version of me is a New Jersey Nets fan, and he remembers watching the Spurs' affectless disassembly of the Nets in the 2003 NBA Finals, and remembers it with some saltiness.
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It's on the thick side of the texture spectrum, and combined with its unpleasant aftertaste and general one-note chemical saltiness, it can make the whole eating experience seem like a chore.
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That melted consistency, I think, plays such a huge part in the sandwich, because it's so intertwined in the steak, and you just get, like, that saltiness and that creaminess in every single bite.
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Just be mindful of what kind of salt you're using; there's a big difference in saltiness between Kosher salt and sea salt, and the amount that works with one might not with the other.
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There's a bit of lemon zest to cut through the saltiness and a simple cheeseless, nutless parsley pesto that adds a hint of garlic and a touch of green (basil would be too distracting).
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Chefs and foodies already pay a premium for the large, hollow pyramids of Maldon sea salt, a shape preferred for its crunch, its intermittent bursts of saltiness, and its superior adhesion to baked goods.
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There are only four ingredients, but with those ingredients you get this great interplay of saltiness, the chewiness of the noodles, a little prick of heat from the pepper, and the velvetiness of the fat.
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Tajín is perhaps the best-known product from a family of Mexican condiments that, either alone or when eaten with other foods, combine saltiness, sweetness, sourness and the heat of chiles — a popular culinary tetrad.
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And the saltiness of a bacon-sweet potato hash was an ideal counterpoint to an entree of grilled Georges Bank swordfish, along with two halves of plum tomato, their flavor concentrated through a confit-style preparation.
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Raised in submerged cages, the farmed oysters, often referred to as off-bottom oysters because they're not raised on reefs at the water bottom, are similar in size, saltiness and price to varieties from other regions.
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Ordinarily, when people communicate with this level of vengeful pop-eyed saltiness—or, because 'communicate' isn't quite the right word, here: when these types of sounds are made at this volume—they are arguing about politics.
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Pride said that when a customer tries it for the first time, they're hard-pressed to define the spiciness of the Montenegro or the saltiness of the honey individually, as they play off of each other "beautifully."
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Imagine dragging your tongue along the hard baked rocks of Bonneville Salt Flats after a packet of Walkers Ready Salted and a quick swill of seawater and you'll be somewhere close to the saltiness of that fish.
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It has been nine days since Gonzaga last played and apparently the long wait — with some saltiness built in after being upset by St. Mary's in the conference tournament championship game — was just what the Zags needed.
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Published research shows that in-flight conditions of low humidity, pressurization, and noise all contribute to increasing the perception of bitterness and decreasing aroma and sweetness, as well as saltiness, which isn't really an issue for beer.
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A jammy red would compliment the saltiness of the cheese, while a crisp, dry white could heighten Castelrosso's tanginess, and a malty beer would provide a roasty toastiness that would certainly get along well with the earthy flavors.
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According to researchers from Hypertension Unit of Guglielmo da Saliceto Hospital and Catholic University of Piacenza, the hard, slow-ripened, semi-fat cheese appears to have qualities far beyond saltiness and magical cheese crystals; namely, its ability to lower blood pressure.
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And many cookbook authors specify Diamond Crystal kosher salt in their ingredient lists; the shape of the crystals is so particular that using the same amount of another kind of salt can result in a completely different level of saltiness.
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The scientists asked a panel of 12 experts to rate the intensity of different tastes found in Parmesan, including sweetness, saltiness, bitterness, a so-called "burning" sensation, and the recently described taste called "kokumi," which is best described as heartiness or mouthfulness.
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Boaty McBoatface trekked through 112 miles of mountainous underwater valleys in Antarctica on a three-day mission in 2017, measuring temperature, saltiness and turbulence in the depths of the Southern Ocean, according to a release from the University of Southampton, a partner on the research project.
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Yankees 10, Red Sox 7 BOSTON — If there was any doubt that the saltiness had returned to the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry, it evaporated late Wednesday night when a 97-miles-per-hour fastball from Boston reliever Joe Kelly found its intended target: Tyler Austin's ribs.
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I also added a few slivers of garlic to be toasted with the shallots; a whole tin of anchovies for meatiness, saltiness and thematic consistency; a bit of red pepper for spiciness and an entire tube of tomato paste that caramelized in the oil for sweetness and tanginess.
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They're a secondary concern to the saltiness of his guitar playing, the shuddering synths approximating a catastrophic weather event, the multiple layers of percussion (including some looped from several years ago, when Simpson flew out the legendary soul drummer James Gadson to Nashville to record some preliminary tracks).
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"The combination of the fire roasted pepper puree, the protein filled edamame, the saltiness of the asiago cheese, along with the creaminess of the rice cooked slowly in our housemade vegetable stock is surely going impress and satisfy the perfect image of a risotto," the team wrote in its presentation.
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I think it may be the saltiness that makes Thai Cook's sausage salad so compelling, although I wouldn't discount the fresh red and green bird's-eye chiles that had been lightly smashed so that even if you avoided eating a whole one you couldn't avoid eating some of its fiery shrapnel.
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In the early 2020s, NASA plans to launch an orbiter to Jupiter, which will perform 45 close fly-bys of the moon equipped with instruments capable of measuring the thickness of the ice crust, determining whether there is liquid water beneath its surface, as well as the saltiness and temperature of this water.
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The problem, they concluded, lay with the saltiness of the water: The oysters in this region need a very specific grade of salinity to thrive, a balance historically achieved on the Big Bend by the mixture of the salty Gulf and the freshwater discharge from the rivers and streams that spill into it.
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After searing your chicken (one of the few times I prefer the leanness of bone-in, skin-on breasts to the fattier thighs) in a skillet until browned, toss your newly hand-torn bread in the rendered fat and juices that have been seasoned with a few anchovy fillets for added funky saltiness.
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"You need that little bit of sweetness with the saltiness," said Libby Lord, who was spending her lunch break from her job at an insurance company eating ham on a croissant at the Honey Baked Ham store not far from the company's headquarters in Alpharetta, Ga., a suburb about 30 miles north of Atlanta.
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" And it was in 2009 that Gaga herself told an interviewer who asked about the saltiness of her lyrics: "If I was a guy and I was sitting here with a cigarette in my hands, grabbing my crotch talking about how I make music because I like fast cars and fucking girls, you'd call me a rock star.
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The idea that there was a separate taste was based on the discovery that pure MSG — sodium salt of glutamate, which is the most common amino acid in the body — has a different taste that is characteristic of savoriness, and that taste different than sweetness, is different than sour, and it's different than saltiness, and is different than bitterness.
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And I just, I think that's really what makes this sandwich one of a kind, is that each and every flavor in this sandwich tastes delicious on its own, but combined, like, the bite of the sandwich, with all of the ingredients together, is just a beautiful marriage of just, like, a little bit of sweetness, savoriness, saltiness, and it's just delicious.
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According to a small, new study, the amount and saltiness of sweat change after skin has been dyed, a finding that might have implications for athletes who ink large swaths of their bodies and maybe even for those of us who sport one or two discreet tattoos (such as the small one on my right shoulder, in case you were wondering).
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