Shellfish even tell you when they're done,
by opening their shells and revealing plump meat inside.
Not exact matches
It was
opened partly in response to a n examination
by The New York Times of condominiums at the Time Warner Center in Manhattan whose ownership is hidden behind
shell companies, according to the people with knowledge of the case.
It so much faster and easier to clean up because you hold the
shell open in your hand
by squeezing the two ends gently so that it
opens wide and use a heaping spoonful to fill the
shell.
Hold the
shell in the palm of your hand with one end in the direction of your fingers and gently cup your hand so that you
open up the
shell by pressing the two pointed ends slightly towards each other.
The
shells are sanitized
by steaming
open side down for three or four minutes.
Oysters can also be grilled
by placing the on the grill over high heat until the
shells open, about 6 to 10 minutes, then top with the sauce and serve.
When the
shells are drained and cooled, spoon the ricotta mixture into each
shell and place them side
by side with the
open side up in the baking dish.
Village officials will fill the gap
by holding a festival coupled with the
opening of the new band
shell at Redmond Recreational Complex.
When you turn the outer
shell, hole
open and close along the side; this allows you to adjust the volume and «pitch» of the white noise produced
by the little fun whirring away inside.
Eighty percent of a population of Burmese long - tailed macaques on an island in southern Thailand use stone and
shell tools to crack
open seafood, and do so using 17 different action patterns, according to a study published May 13, 2015 in the
open - access journal PLOS ONE
by Amanda Tan from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and colleagues, under an 8 year field project led
by Michael D Gumert, also from NTU.
While scallops can spurt through the ocean
by rhythmically snapping their bivalve
shells open and shut like Pac - Man, the sea creatures are filter feeders that don't need to stalk their prey.
All our clam
shell designs minimize cost of ownership
by reducing complexity and allow full
opening to enjoy the night sky or achieve immediate thermal equilibrium.
The farmers use specially - designed tools to split
open each cashew
shell by hand, leaving the cashew nut fresh.
A nut has only one seed in a hard
shell that will not
open by itself.
Poached: Poached eggs are made
by breaking
open the
shells in a pan of boiling water.
For the timid and the shy, who can not really
open up and speak when confronted
by a complete stranger, the on line dating will guide you and help you to come out of your
shell and to communicate with any new person, because you will not be face to face but will be talking to each other on line.
Plip the key,
open the door and you're confronted
by gloriously glossy one - piece carbon door panels, carbon -
shelled sports seats and Alcantara upholstery.
The
shell of the building was finished in June, 2007 and
by January, 2008 the Ward - Wiseman Animal Haven
opened its doors for the first time.
BEACHCOMBERS TIP: Interestingly, the operculum (the lid that the animal used to cover the
shell opening when threatened) was thought
by some to have curative powers for some eye disorders.
In this game players take on the role of a Marine private
opening with the assault on the island of Tarawa that immediately flashes back to the start of the war after the player's landing craft is hit
by an artillery
shell.
Harvest fruit from trees, pick up sea
shells on the shore, maybe stop
by the shops if they're
open...» It became — and arguably still is — the quintessential lifestyle game.
Opening: Jory Rabinovitz at Martos Gallery Tabby concrete is an uncommon material created
by burning oyster
shells down into lime.
A terra - cotta bust
by Simone Leigh, its gray - beige head topped
by an Afro composed of blue porcelain cowrie
shells, is a homage to a specific person: the choreographer Katherine Dunham, who incorporated African styles in modern American dance and
opened a performing arts school in East St. Louis in the 1960s.
Inspired
by Paul Virilio's
Open Sky, these works are made using lost wax ceramic
shell and material burn out methods.
The sphere's smooth thin
shell, punctured
by circular and oval
openings, covers the crusty inner form, which is also pierced.
Her sculpture, often large installations, is informed
by an ongoing interest in the anonymity of women's piece - work and has evolved into an obsessive repetition of form, whether in hand - crafted roses, made petal
by petal, or in glazed and fired cowrie
shells made from watermelon molds that evoke both ancient artifacts and
open - ended metaphors for the female body.
Essentially a DIY project put together over a period of years
by the students and teachers who took over this broken
shell of a building, the school is an immense and beautiful
open space reclaimed from the ruins of an abandoned industrial zone.
Opting to keep the store's original masonry
shell and mortar joint facade, (fer) studio
opened up the space to light
by raising the lobby ceiling up to 40 feet high and adding a glass spine that ascends through all three floors.
That article also provides instructions for adding an «
Open Bash
shell here» option to File Explorer
by editing the Windows Registry, giving you a convenient context menu option that works similarly to the «
Open PowerShell window here» or «
Open Command Prompt here» options.
You'll find the Fonts folder at C: \ Windows \ Fonts, although I find it simplest to
open this location
by pressing Windows key + R to
open the Run box and then entering the command
shell: fonts.
The inner
shell opening is covered
by clear plastic.