Example Sentences for nuances. My landscape, always primitive in its precision, now took on a subtlety of nuances, a richness of variety essentially modern. It has been well said that words are inadequate to describe the nuances of taste.
First, always preheat the broiler for at least five minutes; ten is better. Second, as with the grill, choose relatively thin and tender ingredients to cook. Fish steaks and fillets, chicken pieces and steaks and chops all fit the bill. Nobody should be trying to cook a whole chicken or a roast in a home broiler.
When you broil something, it is usually set close to this heating element, and watched closely to prevent burâ¦ning. Bread, steaks, fish, vegetables, or anything that requires a sort of nice browning is put under the broiler. The charring adds to the taste of the dish. Sometimes you broil meat first to seal in the juices so when you bake it the rest of the way, it stays moist. Another answer is where you put food directly under heat source. Put on top rack oven.