smokiness

Fascinating to hear too of course: For all the ways in which Mitchell is identified with the folky acoustic guitar, the smokiness of her singing at this age is framed beautifully by Mills’ electric playing; Collier was essential as well on piano, not least during a stunning “Both Sides Now” that found a kind of ecstasy in surrender.

If you "watch a Chinese chef cooking, when they add soy sauce to a stir-fry, they swirl it around the outside of the pan where it immediately sizzles and gets intense heat, and that changes the flavor and gives it a bit of smokiness," he said.

As chefs toss food up into the flames of a gas stove, tiny droplets of fat suspended in the air catch on fire, dripping back down into the wok to impart a subtle smokiness.

The weekend special might feature Ramstead’s beef short ribs — suya style, subtly spiced to let the smokiness of the grill come through — along with the spectacularly savory taste of Fahnbulleh’s jollof, lightly crisped rice imbued with paprika, a touch of cayenne and a tomato tang.

At the Kraft Heinz Not Company, which formed in 2022, this means that biting into the products should provide the consumer with the “snap” of the outer casing and the savory smokiness of a standard Oscar Mayer hot dog, said Robert Scott, president of research and development at Kraft Heinz.