Sentences with phrase «earthenware pots»

In glass cabinets along the walls are dozens of artifacts that were found in the graves including ceramic jewellery, shells, spatulas to induce vomiting during purification ceremonies and fragments of earthenware pots.

One earthbound sculpture takes the form of a cluster of cylindrical vessels resembling earthenware pots or cross-sections of pipe; these sit like archaeological fragments amid a heap of dust — but might as easily be the remnants of a building site as an historical excavation.

In cooler regions, sea salt was — and still is — produced artificially by boiling sea brine in earthenware pots over large fires.

The more traditional heavy earthenware pots are used for the sauce fondues like the cheese and chocolate ones that only need to be kept warm.

It is mainly made up of 3 different type of cheese, a base blend cheese like emmental or gruyère (large quantity) and 2 more strongly flavoured cheese like comté or appenzeller, bathed in dry white wine in a earthenware pot called «caquelon» till the cheese melted.

It refers to both the North African stew and the earthenware pot in which it is traditionally cooked.

It's always better to reuse rather than recycle, and there are hundreds of ways to reuse the lovely earthenware pot that this tasty dish comes in.

Serves 6 300g fresh borlotti beans, or 200g dried beans soaked in cold water overnight and drained6 tbsp olive oil1 onion, finely chopped2 basil leaves1 rosemary sprig1 litre chicken or vegetable stock 1 red chilli, chopped (optional) 1 tbsp tomato pureeSalt and pepper150g tubetti pasta (little tubes) 4 tbsp extra virgin olive oil to serve Put the beans into a heatproof earthenware pot or large pan and cover with cold water.

A marmite is a large earthenware pot.

3 TW Ceramics short handmade earthenware pot.

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Admitting his own weakness, he says: «But we hold this treasure in pots of earthenware, so that the immensity of the power is God's and not our own» (2 Cor 4:7).

Oxen are still used for plowing, water may have to be carried from the tank, and pujahs are still said at the local shrine, but the oxen are tied with nylon rope, not hemp; the water is carried in plastic, not earthenware or brass, pots; and the donations for pujah are broadcast on a PA system.

To keep the cheese smooth, you can also serve it in a preheated earthenware dish like the one below (use the microwave, but be careful not to touch it), or set the dish atop a slightly smaller pot, with a tea candle burning inside.

The most famous North African curries, served from Morocco to Egypt, are called tajines, and they are named after the earthenware tajine pot in which they are cooked (at left).

when i don't boil noodles, i made some stove top rice in a ceramic pot, the cermaic pot retains heat and keeps cooking rice after i turn the heat off, resulting in nicely steamed rice beautifully cooking in earthenware.

I didn't have any earthenware small pots, so I used two plastic ones, which gave the basic shapes.

He painted wicker baskets, plumbs, breadcrumbs, pewter dishes, grapes, a silver goblet, glasses of water, a pestle and a mortar, walnuts, pewter jugs, earthenware pitchers, flasks, dead partridges, dead hares, dead salmon, dead rays, apples, Seville oranges, dead mallards, onions, leeks, turnips, straw, chestnuts, more knives, teapots, apricots, olives, wild strawberries, white carnations, coffee pots, a copper cistern, stone ledges and white tablecloths.

Vase 1903 wheel - thrown incised earthenware with underglaze and high - gloss glaze Sabina Elliot Wells born 1876 died Charleson, S.C. 1943 with Joseph Meyer, potter active ca. 1896 - 1925 for the Newcomb Pottery, New Orleans Museum purchase made possible by The Endowment Fund in Honor of D. A. Turner 98.35 This vase from Newcomb Pottery features water lily or lotus - like buds with vertical stems rooted in a stylized water pattern at the foot of the pot.

2 Powder - coated earthenware Papaja pot in white.