yeasty

Here again, the yeasty batter may be prepared, in part, ahead of time.

The program boasted a high percentage of good, yeasty pieces.

My eyes filled with the yeasty mist, leaving me almost blind.

A week or two before the holiday, my mother would prepare a yeasty danish.

It would be interesting to see work by others who subscribe to his yeasty ideas about style.

The kitchen is flooded with the yeasty fragrance of baking.

One of my problems is that the cake isn't sweet enough for me- a little too yeasty.

The yeasty smell of the ocean had moved closer on the evening tide.

The one thing you mustn't use is champagne - its yeasty taste gets in the way.

The 9- to 12-month-old waxed cheese is very moist and yeasty.

So you're going to need to trust me on this: baking yeasty things is one of the great kitchen pleasures.

It's an engaging experiment in hearing how yeasty with meaning they remain.

But the terrain they swing through is full of yeasty emotions and situations.

The aroma was definitely off, too yeasty, and he set the glass down with a sigh.

A breath of moist, yeasty air puffed out towards them.

It was cold outside and the yeasty smell of the sea was on the wind.

It is sense of yeasty or bread dough aroma and flavors.

These yeasty hypotheses can be debated and no doubt will be.

The yeasty taste warred with the bitterness on her tongue.

And, in all Karachi, what was the only source of quality, yeasty loaves?

He shook his head and finished the brew to the yeasty dregs.

It was brown and yeasty, so thick you could almost chew it.

Asimov found it pleasant, with a yeasty aroma, but not complex.

The bakery breathed the yeasty aroma of warm bread onto them.

Another instant and the rock had vanished beneath the yellow, yeasty flood!