starchiness การใช้

• Some of the starchiness in fall shapes comes from the fabric.
• Because starchiness is desirable, there's no need to stir.
• But no one overcomes the perfumed starchiness that pervades the speeches about greeting death gracefully.
• But we both realized that it is exactly that starchiness that gives risotto its texture.
• The red curves indicate further starchiness that attracted the oil spill into its extended shape.
• It's used primarily in risotto because the starchiness gives the Italian rice dish its creamy quality.
• I think you need the starchiness, and the earthy taste is also very good with the mushrooms.
• Qualities affected in the endosperm of sorghum may include starchiness, sweetness, waxiness, or other aspects.
• In a large pot of boiling salted water, cook corn 3 minutes, until starchiness is just gone.
• The English butler, played by Ian Richardson with amusing starchiness, is sent out to buy an Ice Cube CD.
• The virtue of the vegetable, he said, is that it is " very hearty without starchiness ."
• Sometimes criticized for his starchiness, he nevertheless has been a moral compass during his 15 years in the House of Representatives.
• All of them possess the starchiness necessary to produce a creamy, brothlike liquid, which will embrace the firm, al dente center of the cooked rice.
• Inside, in the 55-seat dining room and the attached 52-seat conservatory, Blanc has declared war on starchiness in general and chintz in particular.
• In one cabinet is a reproduction of Duch's rules of conduct for interrogations, written in chalk on a blackboard with the starchiness of a strict schoolmaster:
• The starchiness of the wood panels and the directness of Hodgkin's touch, and the radiant openness of his art, can bring to mind American folk art.
• As she worked her way up my back and shoulders, I sniffed : just a suggestion of pumpkin's sweet starchiness, not unlike my pumpkin cheesecake batter.
• Steele abandoned his military starchiness only once, after Manetzke said the downed Air Force crew was " just as happy to see us as we were to see them ."
• Loggers from New England built Mendocino, now a seaside tourist town of 1, 100 that bills itself as an artists'colony, coming West with clapboard architectural tastes, but without the starchiness.
• The grit of an oxblood leather shirt melted against the warmth of a jewel-color floral trumpet skirt, and the ease of a lavender V-neck pullover was set against the starchiness of a fitted skirt with a ruffled hem.