Sentences with phrase «bit shriveled»

I tossed small, halved homegrown plum tomatoes with olive oil and a few dried herbs, then slow roasted for 8 - 12 hours at 200 - 250 until a bit shriveled, but still succulent.

Not exact matches

I crouched on my haunches, just to see her round face a bit better, and I filled my fleece pockets with her rocks and dirt and frozen shrivelled rose hips.

The meat of the tomato should shrivel but they will still be a bit liquidy.

Another factor is if the dates are a bit too dry (you can tell this if they are shriveled and hard to the touch on the surface), then the mixture will be too hard.

First off they all shrivel in size a bit, making them less daunting to eat, and second of all they will taste ah - mazing in any vegan quinoa bowl you make.

I think I got a bit discouraged by some failures: the first broccoli head ended up flowering, my zucchini plant produced squash that only grew to about three inches and then shriveled up, and there are still no peppers on my bell pepper plant.

Looking at the second (un-opened) package — the dates a bit paler than the last, and a bit more shriveled, I have decided to pay way more attention during my next purchase, and use these for something other than date paste!

If you cut them up they would shrivel up a bit.

Not long afterward, however, a pack of wolves discovered the body, tore through several layers of plastic wrap, and chewed the shriveled animal to bits.

The parasites looked very ancient only because their mitochondria had shriveled into hard - to - recognize bits.

One of the more ridiculous bits is that Damon's character supposedly grew up in a farm community just like this and saw it shrivel up when the factory closed.

Now, you can imagine that the kind of sad, shriveled, brown bits that are rolling along the conveyer belt at this point, and you know even the hungriest of dogs isn't going to see the appeal in this final product.

Truth, the cranberries are starting to shrivel a bit and will need to be freshened up.