bitterish

Yet the lovely bitterish smell that fills your kitchen takes the edge off the exertion.

Holy-Moly Lobster Mole J.J. Goode 2011

Yet the lovely bitterish smell that fills your kitchen takes the edge off the exertion.

Holy-Moly Lobster Mole J.J. Goode 2011

Tasting litteh for the first time, he immediately recognized the marjoram, cilantro, and golpar—a bitterish Persian spice—that define the Iranian condiment.

One Big Table Molly O’Neill 2010

The key ingredient in this daal is 1 1/2 tsp freshly powdered methi seeds which impart a unique bitterish taste.

Daal Palak - 2 Meera 2008

The key ingredient in this daal is 1 1/2 tsp freshly powdered methi seeds which impart a unique bitterish taste.

Archive 2008-08-01 Meera 2008

Well, what can I say except that there is simply no way to chase cookies with bits of tangy toffee and bitterish walnuts in a cookie that is pure brownie awesomeness in the middle, replete with the shiny crackled lid…

chickpea salad with roasted red peppers | smitten kitchen 2008

There was a bitterish, vegetal component to the green puree and a sweetness to the cherry sauce.

Sumile's cherry blossom menu: 701 issagoodbrillian stars 2006

There was a bitterish, vegetal component to the green puree and a sweetness to the cherry sauce.

Augieland: 2006

Rock salt is found also in every part of the eastern mountain from Kenne southward, and the peasants of Egypt and Nubia collect it; but it has a very disagreeable bitterish-sweet taste.

Travels in Nubia 2004

Kordofan, whither it is imported from Darfour; and salt, from the salt mines of Boyedha; but this salt is dear, and the poor use as a substitute for it a brine, which they procure by dissolving in hot water lumps of a reddish coloured saline earth, of a bitterish, disagreeable taste, which they purchase from the Bedouins of the eastern desert; it seems to contain ochre and allum.

Travels in Nubia 2004