Sentences with phrase «added onto ice»

Not exact matches

As much as we all love fruit pies, cobblers and cakes, perfectly juicy fruit (peaches, rosy berries, taut cherries) is often better left naked and raw, maybe spooned onto a scoop of ice cream, a buttery shortcake biscuit or a slice of poundcake to add a sweet and luscious note.

Add icing to a plastic bag or piping bag and pipe onto cooled bars.

Whisk powdered sugar, orange juice, and a pinch of salt in a medium bowl, adding more orange juice by the teaspoonful as needed, until icing is very thick and smooth and falls back onto itself in a slowly dissolving ribbon.

«The deposition of mercury into the sea occurs all year - long but increases during the Antarctic spring, when the sunlight returning causes reactions that boost the amount of mercury that falls onto sea ice and the ocean,» Ms Gionfriddo added.

Fruit tingle Add crushed ice to a glass and pour equal amounts of orange juice, low joule raspberry cordial, lime cordial and diet lemonade onto a spoon in the glass.

Turn your mixer onto low and add the Natvia Icing Mix one spoon at a time to prevent it from being sprayed over your kitchen.

Add touches of red icing gel or food color onto the bones.

Snow tires use a combination of a softer winter rubber compound, tiny slits called sipes to add more contact area and to grab onto snow and ice, as well as a deeper tread to do the job.

The physical processes by which energy might be added into the glacier material include: (A) convection between the glacier surfaces and local surrounding atmosphere and water, (B) direct radiation onto the exposed surfaces of the material, (C) addition of material that is at a temperature higher than the melting temperature onto the top of the glacier (rain, say), (D) Sublimation of the ice directly into the atmosphere, and (E) conduction into the material from the contact areas between the glacier and surrounding solid material.

You can add an ice pack inside the liner, next to the wool insulation, to prevent it from «sweating» onto food containers.