Sentences with phrase «in drips down the side»

Remove cake from fridge and carefully spoon the ganache around the edges of the cake, pushing it over the edges so that it falls in drips down the side.

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On Nov. 17, the Wienermobile sits idly in front of the factory, rain dripping down its sides; it's an odd sort of paean to the past.

Seeing some water dripping down the side of a rock, he climbed up to its source in a pool hollowed out by time.

Pour a little chamoy (a few teaspoons) around the edges of each popsicle mold, allowing chamoy to drip down the sides and pool a little bit in the bottom of the mold.

Then either with a spoon, using a piping bag or in a squeeze bottle drip ganache down the sides of the cake and spread over the top.

For best results, cool the frosted cake in the fridge for an hour to keep the ganache from dripping all the way down the sides.

A cake this tall covered in white frosting would be too sweet, so instead we added a chocolate glaze that drips down the sides.

The drip needs to be liquid enough to fall down the sides in elegant drips, but not so thin that it will run to the bottom and leave a thin layer over the cake.

Place potatoes scoop side down in a baking pan or baking sheet with a wire rack so the potatoes have a place to drip the oil.

Remove the chicken from the soy sauce, let the excess drip off, and place the chicken, skin side down, in a cold 8 ″ skillet (non-stick is recommended!).

That is, until it drips down the sides of a cone or turns into soup in a bowl.

Put the cake on a serving plate and boldly drizzle the icing back and forth in diagonal lines over the top, letting it drip down the sides.

For those who like to keep their cars clean but get frustrated when excess water in the side mirrors blows out and leaves water spots down the side of the car there's The Mirror Drip Catch from TFP.

It also kept out both down flowing rain as well as side blowing rain very well (no leaks or drips or me getting wet in the hammock other than a light mist in the air).

In the Unfurled series, with its multiple drips the shape of a dog's hind leg running diagonally down each side, he achieved this.

Alÿs confronts issues of globalism through Sisyphean episodes: pushing a block of ice down the streets of Mexico City until it is melted completely (Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing, 1997); walking the streets of São Paulo and Jerusalem with a dripping can of paint to mark national borders (The Green Line (Sometimes doing something poetic can become political and sometimes doing something political can become poetic), 2005); and shoveling a mound of sand from one side of a dune to the other in Lima, Peru (When Faith Moves Mountains, 2002).