| 31. | The meat was soft, lacking the chewy texture and toothsome caramel tones and hint of acidity that the prime steak had.
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| 32. | Julia, bless her heart, still props herself on the counter while guest chefs bake toothsome tarts and cakes and breads.
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| 33. | Buckingham Palace ordered a sculptor to scrap his bronze relief portrait of Queen Elizabeth II because it made her appear too toothsome.
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| 34. | In turn, they established a previously nonexistent market for corn sweetener, a substitute for sugar in colas and other toothsome products.
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| 35. | Toothsome : Strong, Maine, is the toothpick capital of the world, producing 22 billion of those little slivers every year.
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| 36. | At its best, bacon provides a complex mingling of the crisp succulent fat, the toothsome lean, and a woodsy fragrance.
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| 37. | "Just Desserts " is a toothsome millefeuille of a book, too rich and complex to be digested at one sitting.
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| 38. | Some people stop cooking the still-toothsome greens as soon as they wilt, removing them from their liquid with a slotted spoon.
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| 39. | C Note is a toothsome foursome of Orlando schoolgirl bait whose distinguishing characteristic is the Latino heritage of three-fourths of its members.
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| 40. | While a young male with the evocative name of K-27 looked particularly toothsome, I decided to pass for the time being.
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