tastily

It was good food, rich in nourishment, tastily spiced.

We are in a tastily evoked Paris in the dying years of the 19th century.

She recognized the usual dishes of a dreamer's diet, but better cooked and more tastily served than in the Hive.

The phrase, heard on holos, rang tastily on his tongue.

The aroma of ground celery seed wafting in the steam was what made it unmistakably - and quite tastily - a Chicago dog.

Woman first, and at her suggestion man, acquired the verboten ethical standards, tastily apple-flavoured: the serpent brought them a value system.

The owner is from Venezuela so that country's cuisine is tastily represented, as are spicy Mexican dishes.

- Expediently, tastily and politely.

"Heinz-Fish"--57 assorted small fish tastily arranged on one plate.

Resso had managed to grill the day's catch tastily, with a minimum of burning, skewered on twigs over the fire.

"So Good" was released in July 2005 and also peaked at number 10, being hailed as "tastily produced and sassily delivered."

Inside are wholesome and tastily prepared foods from vegetarian chili to tempeh (slightly fermented soybean cake) sandwiches.

Likewise for cauliflower, brussels sprouts, cabbage and other crunchy, tastily bitter members of the cruciferous family of vegetables.

These phrases come from Rush Propst, the team's picturesque coach, who combines tough and tender so tastily that in him it seems to be a blend of pop.

Tomatoes malmalaid with De Quinceys salade can be tastily served with Indiana Blues on the violens.

And Ms. Blazer has a couple of tastily dry comic moments, as when she appropriates some held-over applause from an Ebersole encore of "Alive."

(A "suite" from "Chicago" sounds a little high-toned for that tastily lowdown show, but Michael Gibson's orchestration made room for a little raunch.)

The boots, Mayhew tells us, were an object of special pride, often 'tastily ornamented.with a heart or thistle surrounded by a wreath of roses, worked below the instep'.

He has also learned to cook quite tastily from a limited regional menu - right now that means lots of apples and root vegetables, stored in the unplugged freezer - hashing out compromises.

The venison was merely roasted, not presented en brochette, and the fish, while tastily poached in wine, was served fileted, not whole and riding on a sea of aspic filled with shrimp.

On the lighter side, crab cakes loaded with sweet seafood; an outsized platter of smoky grilled vegetables and tissue-thin carpaccio drizzled with mustard sauce and tastily contrasted with peppery arugula are summery sensations.

Carpentras has its own kind of delicious hard candy, the berlingot, which is abundantly and tastily available at the Confiserie du Mont Ventoux, 288, avenue Notre Dame de Sante, (33-4) 90.63.05.25.

Not the sleek black box fabricated in the workshops of the Machine on Earth, but a jerry-rigged, (Tastily assembled contraption that Gann himself could have built knowing what he had been taught as a servant of the Machine.

Victor Herbert's score is tastily confected from well-known ingredients, spiced with the occasional touch of Bizet, Humperdinck and Boito (yes, there is a lick from "Mefistofele" in the song of the sinister private eye).