toothsome

IPA: tˈuθsʌm

Examples of "toothsome" in Sentences

"I like to call it toothsome or dense meat," says McLagan.
I dislike intensely two words often found in food writing "toothsome" and "veggies".
"We shall have flapjacks fried in bacon grease, and sugar, which is more toothsome —"
Not sure why, but they both make my skin crawl or in the case of "toothsome", my teeth itch.
That funny-looking squash became part of a toothsome sage risotto; the quince jam is delicious on the bread we also bought.
Add the remaining collards and cook, covered at first for about half the time and then uncovered until tender but still toothsome.
Another superb actor, Bill Nighy—he was the voice of Davy Jones in the "Pirates" films—is Rattlesnake Jake, Rango's toothsome, slithersome nemesis.
Kev's roasted root-veg dish (above) is a huge hit, as is Bryan's goat cheese ravioli, and it's a battle of the short ribs for their meat courses: B's comes fig-glazed and flavorful, while K's ropy - sorry, "toothsome" - presentation with polenta is slightly less well-received.