Sentences with phrase «less water next»

Should I just try less water next time?

You can also try adding just a little less water next time if you think it's too wet.

My dough was super wet, I'd use less water next time and maybe substitute molasses or malt for the honey.

However, I will use a lot less water next time.

Meaning, if you make it following this recipe, and you think it is too thin, use less water the next time around.

Not exact matches

So sorry to hear that your soup was too watery, I really hope that it turns out more delicious next time by using slightly less water.

and I accidentally let them rise too long on the second rise so they were a little flat so next time I'll just add a little more flout it or use a little less water and see if that makes them a little taller:)

If you'd like a thinner milk, use more water next time; for thicker milk, use less.

Next time I will use less water, since peppers tend to render moisture.

Taste it, and if it's too rich or thick add some water; or if it's not rich or thick enough, make a note for next time to add less water.

Next time I'll use a little more water and less broth.

Everything comes down to the volume of alcohol consumed, so if you can mix in pints of water between cocktails and drink more water before bed, you should be a little happier — and less dehydrated — the next day.

«Because the demands for water usage in the U.S. are going to change in the next 5 years, it is likely that toilets will be required to use less water than they use now,» McHale says.

As with many great ideas, this one began small, with a group of postdoctoral fellows brainstorming over water and cheese at the second annual Next Wave Postdoc Network (PDN) meeting less than 1 year ago.

Next time I will use less water, since peppers tend to render moisture.

Most recently, they have turned their attention to food production that requires less water, experimenting with things like Cheerios and cakes that are made with veggies that require next to no freshwater to grow.

Many larger individuals may feel less out of their element in the water than lined up next to marathon runners or endurance cyclists - perhaps because swimming is often recommended for overweight individuals as a safe method for losing weight (and many strength athletes, in terms of BMI, could be considered overweight).

This not only means 71 % less water and 62 % less energy is used, but also that nasty pesticide - ridden cotton isn't resting next to your butt, possibly permeating your skin (yes, this is a thing, according to Greenpeace).

The top had a less than perfect score on its next big test — water - resistance.

Announcing launches of not less than four of its dashing rides that are to take place over the next 6 months, Mercedes has definitely created tidal waves in the already raging waters of its arch rivals.

So for the next meal, less than a thimbleful of water went into my cat's chow.

Behind them was a rare 19th - century clay water jar from the Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico, sitting cater - corner from a radiant Minimalist painting by Agnes Martin made in the next century and the same state, in Galisteo, N.M., less than 150 miles from the pueblo.

If that information was on your beef label the next time you went to the store, do you think you might opt for the chicken (which uses four times less water per pound of meat)?

«Dr. Meier said that small variations from one year to the next were less significant than the long - term trajectory, which remained toward progressively more open water.

Scientific predictions of climate change for the next couple centuries, when we already know that CO2 and water vapor will be high, involves much less uncertainty than prediction of climate change when CO2 and water vapor are low.

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Tracy Quinn, a water conservation policy expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council, said the new approach could make state - mandated rationing less likely in the next drought, a process many local water agencies bitterly resisted.

In spite of geological effects, and the consequences of settling next to tidal waters, which, contrary to Schmidt's claims were understood to a greater or lesser extent, Londoners have been safer in the second half of the 20th Century than the first.

Using climate models, Radic found that these smaller mountain glaciers and ice caps may contribute more than 4.5 inches (12 centimeters) to world sea level rise by the beginning of the next century, even though they contain less than one percent of all water on Earth bound in glacier ice.

2) We have INCREASING POSITIVE feedback effects from (a) melting tundra, (b) melting melting hydrates in the oceans, (c) lower reflectivity (albedo) of the Arctic itself, not to mention its next door neighbor Greenland, (d) increased fires in northern Asia and North America which will further exacerbate albedo, (e) LESS ICE AREA to reflect sun in the Arctic... and thus allow that nice dark water to absorb more and more sun.

Hemp requires less water and agricultural chemicals than other crops, has deep roots that leave the soil in excellent condition for the next crop, and is proven to increase yields.

It is always hard to predict just how powerful Apple's next chip is going to be and in spite of having seemingly less resources on pen and paper, the Apple iPhone 7 did blow the S7, S7 Edge and Note 7 out of the water in benchmarking tests like AnTuTu and Geekbench.