inedibly

The mole was by far the most creative use of the market baskets, but for the fact that it was almost inedibly spicy, it might have been a contender.

A Cooking League of Their Own 2009

Most sloe gin in the UK is homemade, much of it in English grandmothers 'kitchens, with actual sloe berries the inedibly bitter fruit of the blackthorn, a relative of the plum harvested from among the autumn hedgerows.

Spirits: It's sloe time Jason Wilson 2010

To make sense of this the reader must understand it as symbol for the absent subject, the vicious illogic of a no-win situation so incredibly, inedibly fucked-up as to be representatively inarticulable.

Notes on Strange Fiction: Narrative's Function (1) Hal Duncan 2008

To make sense of this the reader must understand it as symbol for the absent subject, the vicious illogic of a no-win situation so incredibly, inedibly fucked-up as to be representatively inarticulable.

Archive 2008-08-01 Hal Duncan 2008

The pie came out looking beautiful, I remember, but it was as inedibly tart as you would imagine green grape pie to be.

Archive 2008-09-01 Mercedes 2008

The pie came out looking beautiful, I remember, but it was as inedibly tart as you would imagine green grape pie to be.

Winemaker's Grape Cake Mercedes 2008

Membrillo is the Spanish word for quince, a remarkable fruit that is inedibly hard and astringent when raw, and turns a wonderfully deep orange color when cooked.

Archive 2007-08-01 Mercedes 2007

Pat had told us the apples were quite tart, and indeed they were inedibly astringent, only for use in cooking.

Overnight Apple Cake Mercedes 2007

Membrillo is the Spanish word for quince, a remarkable fruit that is inedibly hard and astringent when raw, and turns a wonderfully deep orange color when cooked.

Day 7: Quince Ice Cream with Almond Praline Mercedes 2007

This apple-cranberry crisp with polenta streusel is aggressively, inedibly and teeth-achingly sweet.

apple cranberry crisp | smitten kitchen 2007