Sentences with phrase «absorb the water completely»

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In the microwave or on the stovetop, cook the oats and water until fluffy and almost completely absorbed (every machine is different, but in my microwave it is 3:30 on 60 % power; stovetop 5 - 10 minutes on low simmer).

Reduce heat, and simmer covered, till all the water has been completely absorbed, about 20 minutes.

Mix the yolks into the butter - sugar mixture one at a time until they are completely absorbed, then mix in the water and vanilla.

But I found the oats would get kind of mushy, or they'd just absorb all the water but still not be completely cooked.

Allow to stand for 15 minutes until water is completely absorbed.

Cover the pot and simmer where the water is just bubbling for about 15 to 20 minutes, until the water has been completely absorbed.

Cook until the water is completely absorbed.

Reduce the heat to a gentle simmer, stir, cover, and cook until water is completely absorbed, 15 to 18 minutes.

Bring it to boil, cover and cook until the water gets absorbed by rice completely.

Water should be completely absorbed by quinoa, and the quinoa should be fluffy without being mushy.

Although it's not completely clear why the rocks held and released energy this way, Saffer believes the flatness of clay particles and the way clay absorbs water are part of the answer.

This is when your body starts looking for any moisture it can find and absorb its water, which can seriously set back your diet even completely destroy it.

You want the squash to give off any water and then to start absorbing the caramel - the caramel will start to get very liquid as this happens, so turn the heat up at the end and make sure the caramel thickens up completely.

Add a pinch of sea salt to your water and stir it so that you could absorb them completely.

It was actually tough to get the fabric to absorb any water, so I had to fill the sink up and completely submerge it.

While it is true that infrared is absorbed in a thin skin at the top of the water, even if the water were completely quiescent this would still lead to the skin layer heating up until emission (plus evaporation and all the other terms we include in the surface budget) equalled the energy input.

The top kilometer of water is almost completely opaque, because all of the visible light that does make it in at the top is absorbed there, warming the water.

Since water completely absorbs any IR within the first few centimeters, how can IR from CO2 heat the ocean at any meaningful depth?

The truth is completely the opposite: in winter, water without ice as insulator (white ice is full of air as polyisterine) > absorbs extra coldness and the currents are taking it away.

Water is fairly transparent to visible light allowing sunlight to penetrate to a depth of about 100 meters before it is completely absorbed.