Sentences with phrase «helped ice form»

That helped ice form in November, a few weeks ahead of schedule.

Not exact matches

The mixture will be hot when you are forming balls so don't let younger kids help with shaping until it has cooled slightly or have them use a greased ice cream scoop to shape the balls.

The reason for flash - freezing is to not only help prevent ice crystals from forming (freezer burn), but also to prevent the quiche from freezing to one another.

I've never had problems with them flattening too much - this might help if you haven't tried: Pipe dough from a pastry bag straight down onto the pan and pull the bag up to form a little peak (think soft serve ice cream).

Helps keep ice crystals from forming on the top

Cover with plastic wrap and allow the plastic to touch the ice cream — this will help prevent ice crystals from forming.

This helps it glide through the ice cream, forming perfect, glossy little spheres.

With the help of a small ice cream scoop or a spoon, scoop out the dough, about 1 tablespoon at a time, and, using your hands, form little balls.

Once the steak hits the heat, the ice crystals that form in the meat will help tenderize it — no pounding required.

With the help of a small ice cream scoop form the cold «truffle» mixture into 32 little balls, roughly the size of a ping pong ball.

This helps prevent ice crystals from forming later on when you stick it in the freezer, and it also results in a creamier, thicker, more - like - ice cream texture.

Vitrification helps eggs to avoid forming ice crystals that can be damaging to the eggs» ability to survive the thaw.

This helps prevent frost and ice from forming on the glass.

Charged particles, or ions, of magnesium from the cosmic dust can trigger the formation of tiny ice crystals that help form clouds, a new analysis of Mars» atmosphere suggests.

Mapping this buried range will help scientists understand how glaciers formed in Antarctica as well as how today's ice sheets interact with the ground below.

That radiation could make ice act like a liquid and help organic molecules form in space.

These findings help explain why water can be found in two very different solid forms that do not exhibit a crystalline structure, unlike ice in a freezer, called low - density and high - density amorphous ice.

Concentrations of two other chemicals in the ice cores, vanillic acid (a chemical formed when conifer forests burn) and non — sea salt sulfur (a primary component in acid rain), helped distinguish between soot from natural sources and that from industrial pollution.

The continually dropping slope helps explain why northern Greenland, unlike Antarctica, has no large subglacial lakes: Meltwater that either forms at the base of Greenland's ice sheet or ends up there after draining from the ice sheet's upper surface flows away uninterrupted.

The layer of ice formed by refreezing water may help preserve the oldest ice, by lifting it off the bedrock and preventing it from being destroyed by melting.

On the basis of its intended flight route, the Perlan glider might be able to provide the first direct observations of polar stratospheric clouds, a unique type of ice cloud that forms in the polar stratosphere and helps to deplete ozone, Gong adds.

Analyses of images from the New Horizon mission and modelling of the evolution of the ice cap help to explain how this polar feature was formed.

Form into approximately 80 meat balls, roughly the size of a ping pong ball (a small ice cream scoop really helps in getting this done quickly)

The Professionals in the City events help people break the ice and form new friendships and relationships in the course of an evening.

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Applying a paw protectant like Musher's Secret to paw pads will help keep ice from forming and pads from cracking.

This impact helped form the cenotes, along with millions of years of erosion, plus rising water levels after the last ice age which causes the caves to flood.

The layers in multi-year ice (mainly formed when sheets of thin first - year ice pancake) do help baby seals, but polar bears happily walk on first - year ice thin enough to see through (don't take my word for it; watch the film Arctic Tale).

The record loss was due mainly to exceptionally low temperatures last winter in the Arctic stratosphere, which help to form ice particles at an altitude of around 18 — 25 kilometres.

That Arctic cyclone sucked a LOT of energy out of that water which helps form new ice in the gaps between the broken bits.

These instruments also detected the presence of permafrost features such as ice wedges, which help form polygons.

The weight of each year's snowfall compresses down the previous layers of snow, and after many years, all of this pressure helps to form glacial ice.

The newly revealed forms may help scientists understand more about how ice sheets behave and how they will respondto a warming climate.

Doing so will also help sellers enjoy their homes more until they move and will protect their houses from a number of key seasonal challenges — pests seeking warm places to hide as weather turns nippy, mildew and rot developing as wet leaves sit before being raked, and ice dams forming when gutters remain clogged with water, then freezing when temperatures drop and later thaw.