Sentences with phrase «handful of rice»

Top with a small handful of rice noodles and a few pieces each of chicken, bell pepper, carrot, cucumber, and avocado.

He names the day when he grants that unexpected furlough... The 1942 schedule may run something like this: engagement announcement on Monday, invitations sent out by telegraph on Wednesday, the last handful of rice and rose petals flung on Saturday.»

I also tossed a good handful of rice into the stew while it was cooking.

Only a few handfuls of rice grains are needed.

In my continuing quest to identify salads that are acceptable as entire meals, I've started adding lots of non-salad ingredients, like handfuls of rice noodles and omelets.

Little Bean loved it too and at first I was hesitant to let her get her hands in it, but after a while there was not stopping her curiosity and she just loved picking handfuls of rice and dropping them again.

«I feel like a starving man who waited 3 1/2 years for a feast and who was just given a handful of rice,» said Orloff.

So, while their invisible / nonexistent all powerful deity was helping him score a silly TD how many children were r@ped and murdered and how many thousands lay on the ground with bloated bellies begging for a handful of rice?

When the word «acceptance» is pronounced the participants take a handful of rice which has been served at the ceremony and this «acceptance - rice» is then dried in the sun and stored away to be used when a special blessing is needed, such as when a long journey is to be undertaken.

Maybe a bit of millet, maybe a handful of rice.

, and a handful of rice: the tofu becomes a filling, healthful, and colorful bowl.

Place a whole umeboshi in a small indentation in the centre of the rice, and cover with another handful of rice.

Lunch: Eat lots of raw and or cooked vegetables with a slice of bread or small potato or handful of rice / pasta.

Moisten your hands and scoop a handful of rice and place it on the nori.

You were so brisk and nonchalant, as if you were selling me a handful of rice, and not autonomy over my own body, that I didn't feel ashamed.

Monero scatters transactions as if the network grabbed a handful of rice and threw it in the air.