| It succulently exploits the Maillard reaction, named after a 20th-century Frenchman who explained the chemistry of browning meat and other foods. |
| The special maturing process makes the meat succulently tender and incomparably juicy. |
| And then to a succulently pink fillet of venison served with beetroot and a rich red jus, along with a glass of South African red. |
| Dense purple in color and surprisingly open-knit and velvety textured, the full-bodied, fleshy, succulently styled 2003 Lagrange is more accessible than most Northern Medocs. |
| It is a beautiful accompaniment to succulently poached white meat like breast of chicken, or fricandeau of veal. |
| But since the authorities were borrowing what they needed by issuing treasury bills, known as BoTs, at succulently high rates of interest, and these were being snapped up, mostly by Italians, no one complained. |
