And kids finish with a sweet confection like marzipan before heading back to class.

孩子们接着以扁桃仁膏这类美结束用餐后才会回到教室。

Their techniques are different, but between them Messrs Bras and Vongerichten created a sophisticated confection.

他们技术不同，但布拉斯先生冯热里什唐先生共同创造了一种精致。

She's tasked with making chocolate confections of different flavors, shapes, and colors.

她负责制作不同风味、形状颜色巧克力糖。

These guys are masters of converting milk into the most incredible confections you've ever had.

这些人非常擅长把牛奶变成你吃过最不可思议糖。

And, curled about the brim of this confection was the perkiest of green ostrich plumes.

而且，这件绝妙精制品帽檐周围还装饰着洋洋得意似驼鸟毛呢。

It's an interesting confection, this, and I think it's one you'll cook at home.

这道料理馅料很有趣 你可以在家里做。

These are deep-fried, sugar-dusted confections, a traditional treat that stretches back to the 10th century.

这是一种经过油炸、撒上糖粉心，是一种可以追溯到10世纪传统。

The jello that gives this confection its structure is like that extracellular matrix in your connective tissue.

这种冻结构就像你结缔组织细胞外基质。

In Japanese, “wagashi” means “Japanese confection or sweet.”

在日语，“子”意思是“日本或食”。

He created mouth-watering confections and built a successful business.

他制作了令人垂涎，并建立了一项成功业务。

Bonbon is just a way to sort of talk about a confection.

Bonbon 只是指一种糖说法。

Did you come from food or confections?

你之前是在食品还是糖行业工作？

Were you in food or chocolate or confections or like, what were you doing before?

你之前是做食品、巧克力、糖这类吗？

So fruit, nuts, you know, marshmallows and puts them all together to create a bonbon, to create a confection.

所以水、坚， 你知道，还有棉花糖， 把它们全都放在一起做成一个糖球，制成一种糖。

" Hopeless! Hopeless! " murmured Mollie, with a smile, as she found the confections on the mantel.

“没希望了！没希望了！”当莫莉发现壁炉架上糖时，她微笑着低声说道。

His Hostess added some fruits and confections from her own private store, and Both encouraged the Youth to dine heartily.

他女主人从她自己私人商店里添加了一些水， 两人都鼓励年轻人尽情用餐。

At the cheese stage they had a chalky soil, and then went on to delicate confections of the finest gravels powdered with choice silver sand.

在奶酪区他们吃了白垩质土壤，然后又吃了一些精致心，这些心由最好砂砾制成，上面还涂了精选银砂粉。

A form of sorbet had become a popular dessert in Europe by the later 1600s and Americans dating back to George Washington enjoyed the cool confection.

到了17世纪后期，一种冰糕在欧洲成为了受欢迎，而美国人将其追溯到乔治·华盛顿喜欢冰镇。

He simply used the red dye the factory had available at the time, transforming the bubblegum from gray into the iconic pink confection we know today.

他只是使用了工厂当时可用红色染料，将泡泡糖从灰色转变为我们今天所知标志性粉红色糖。

The television was on – some manic children's confection of brightly clad, gurning presenters – and two Styrofoam cups sat on the mantelpiece.

电视开着——一些疯狂儿童节目，穿着鲜艳服装夸张主持人——壁炉台上放着两个泡沫塑料杯。