Sentences with phrase «let it hang out until»
Transfer the chicken to a plate and let it hang out until you can touch it without burning your fingers.
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Tilapia doesn't need a long time to marinate so I usually just start by seasoning my fish and letting it hang out in the fridge until I'm ready to cook it.
The squash is probably ready to come out by then — a fork should slide easily through the skin and into the flesh — and you can just cover it with foil and let it hang out on top of the stove until game time.
Let it hang out in the fridge until you're ready to eat.
If using store bought leave out until ice cream softens, then line one of the cake pans with plastic wrap enough to let the ends hang over the pan, spoon the ice cream into the lined pan and smooth the top.
For now and until the time is right, we're all quite happy to get our farm fix at our local CSA farm (where this new little one was born last week - just hours before we visited), where they're kind enough to let us hang out and pretend.
Don't get me wrong, the older ladies are way cooler than you and know everything there is to know about raising kids, but they're not going to let you hang with them until you figure out your push - up game like they have.
Likewise, if the playdate is being held at your home, invite the other child's parent or caregiver to stay or at least let her know she's welcome to hang out until her child settles in.
That's why I love to make dinner earlier in the day and let it just hang out — or in this case, roast away — until we're ready.
Let me point out first that we are not talking about the 90 degree version that is common among trainers but one done from a straight hang position all the way up until your feet touch the bar you are hanging on.
Before adding the burgers to the thermos, I fill it with boiling hot water, screw on the lid and let it hang out while I make the burgers, this heats up the thermos and helps to keep the burgers warm until lunchtime.
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