Toasted Pumpkin Seeds: Scoop out the seeds from the stringy flesh and place
in a sieve over running water.
Then slice each aubergine in half and scoop out the flesh, placing
it in a sieve over a bowl to allow any excess liquid to drain away.
Place
in a sieve over a bowl and let drain.
Wash and finely chop the strawberries and place
them in a sieve over a bowl to drain some of the liquid from the strawberries.
Scoop out the pancetta with a slotted spoon and drain
in a sieve over a mixing bowl.
Meanwhile, drain the ricotta cheese
in a sieve over the sink for 10 minutes, and toast the pine nuts in a dry pan over a medium heat, shaking often, until golden.
Not exact matches
You could try steaming the potatoes
in a colander or
sieve over a double boil with a lid
over them instead!
Hi Carolyn, you could try placing them
in a
sieve or collender
over boiling water with a lid
over them instead of using a steamer.
I reheat leftover quinoa
in a fine mesh
sieve over simmering water.
Place crabmeat
in a cheesecloth - lined
sieve set
over a bowl.
Strain turkey juices
in sieve set
over fat separator and let stand.
Place the powder
in a
sieve and dust
over a rectangular stencil that is placed on a silicon mat.
Drain
in a colander
over a bowl then strain the cooking liquor through a
sieve.
Tomato Water: Take 1 pound of ripe tomatoes, chopped, and place them
in a
sieve set
over a bowl and let drain for about 2 hours, or until tomatoes stop dripping.
Place millet
in a
sieve and pour
over hot water.
To prepare ricotta, line a large colander or
sieve with 3 layers of dampened cheesecloth, allowing cheesecloth to extend
over outside edges of colander, and place colander
in a large bowl.
Place sugar
in a fine
sieve, and shake it
over cooled cookies.
Strain through a fine
sieve into a bowl placed
over ice, pressing solids to extract all liquid (discard solids), stir
in rum and cool completely.
I followed your recipe exactly and let the mixture sit
over night (11 hours)
in the fridge —
in a
sieve.
Place salt, baking powder and cocoa powder
in a small
sieve and sift
over the oats.
Par - blanch the onion by placing the onion slices
in a fine mesh
sieve, then slowly pour the boiling water
over them.
Place cucumber
in a
sieve sitting
over a bowl and sprinkle with salt.
Place the ricotta
in a cheesecloth - lined
sieve and set the
sieve over a bowl.
Place the zoodles
in a fine mesh
sieve over a bowl.
Place the pepper
in a fine - mesh
sieve set
over a blender jar.
Set a fine
sieve over a bowl and set that
in another bowl of iced water.
Place all remaining dry ingredients
in a fine mesh
sieve set
over a medium size bowl, stir the dry ingredients to combine and press through the
sieve, this helps remove any gritty tigernut skin out of the flour.
Sieve the mixture
over the egg yolk mixture and fold
in.
Drain
in sieve, then set
sieve over same pot above 1 inch of simmering water (bottom of
sieve should not touch water).
Place chopped chocolate
in a medium bowl and strain cream through a chinois (or fine
sieve)
over the chocolate.
If desired, thicken the yogurt: Place a paper towel or cheesecloth
in a
sieve (or strainer), and place the
sieve over a bowl.
Set a coffee filter
in sieve set
over a measuring cup or bowl (alternately, pop a coffee filter into a Chemex coffee maker, if you've got one) and pour the whole purée into the filter, letting it strain overnight.
Combine freeze - dried strawberries and pistachios
in a fine - mesh
sieve and shake
over a bowl to remove any dust or tiny particles; set aside larger pieces for topping.
If using store bought ricotta, consider draining it
over a
sieve overnight
in a fridge.
Place the rice
in a fine - mesh
sieve over the sink and rinse with cold water, massaging the grains as you rinse them, until the water runs clear.
Plop a couple of tablespoons
in a
sieve, and sprinkled
over your cookies, scones, apple turnovers, or any other baking where you're wanting an «icing sugar» style appearance.
Step 1:
In a
sieve lined with cheesecloth, let the yogurt drain, set
over a bowl, covered and chilled, for 6 hours.
Drain tomatoes
in a small
sieve over a bowl, reserving 2 teaspoons oil; slice tomatoes.
Place cranberry mixture
in a metal
sieve over a bowl, and press with the back of a spoon to extract liquid (about 1/2 cup).
Blend the raspberries and lemon juice briefly and pour into a mesh
sieve over a glass bowl
in order to filter out the seeds.
Line the
sieve with the towel, pour the yogurt
in, and set it all
over a larger bowl.
Pour the yoghurt into the lined
sieve, and let it drain
over the bowl — I drained 3 hours (
in the fridge) to reduce the liquid by 50 %.
Place a
sieve over a bowl and pour
in the fruit.
Drain and leave
in a
sieve set
over a bowl.
Cut them
in half and rub sliced side down on a plastic colander /
sieve placed
over a bowl.
3 Make the filling: Place yogurt
in a cheesecloth - lined
sieve set
over a medium bowl; let drain at least 30 minutes.