Sentences with phrase «little pie slices»

So the triangles look like little pie slices of like the crescent rolls when you unroll them.
After baking in a square pan and cooling, slice into three equal strips and then cut out little pie slices as you go across each strip.

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Independent developers — often just a handful of people and sometimes just a single individual — are popping up faster than mushrooms in a Super Mario game, and they're taking a big chunk of the pie through a thousand little slices.
For example Bates said earlier versions of the pie had four little cups of cheese per slice, rather than two.
The automats were essentially giant, wall - sized vending machines that dispensed sandwiches, slices of pie and other goodies from little windows.
At your age, I would look into «slicing up the pie» a little and move into bonds for a more predictable and reliable income stream.
Wandering down the street in tears after one particularly memorable beating, Mack is invited inside for a slice of apple pie and a little reassuring conversation with his matronly black neighbor (Octavia Spencer).
As I doubt I have any talent for lobstering (the primary profession among citizens of Swans Island), I think I'd build a little pie shop next door to the general store and live out my days wearing cute aprons, rolling dough, and serving warm slices of local berry pie a la mode.
Where regular pies have to cool completely to room temperature before they can be sliced and served, these little Blueberry Hand Pies can be enjoyed just minutes after they come out of the opies have to cool completely to room temperature before they can be sliced and served, these little Blueberry Hand Pies can be enjoyed just minutes after they come out of the oPies can be enjoyed just minutes after they come out of the oven!
That said, this tart reminds me of «tomato pie,» which we first found at a little fresh seafood shop on Edisto Island, S.C. Layers of sliced tomato, fresh basil (and we added sauteed onions & garlic, all topped with a goopy «crust» of 1 part shredded cheddar + 1 part good quality mayo.
The final level is the pie crumb topping stuff, I don't know what to call it, that adds that last little bit of goodness and makes you feel like you're eating a slice of blueberry pie but not really.
Just stand a little shard of it up in the whipped cream swirl you make on top of the slice of pie and it really dresses up the plate.
I used my favorite pizza toppings for my little pies: Homemade pesto, fresh baby spinach, thinly sliced grilled chicken, toasted pine nuts, mozzarella and Asiago cheese.
I love a nice slice of apple pie with a tender pastry crust, just slightly warm, and served with a littler aged cheddar cheese.
These little pies are topped with Salted Sweet Cream soft serve and candied sliced apples.
So for those of us that were blaming our food coma on that extra slice of pie, we might need to rethink our theory just a little bit.
The only thing I would do differently next time is to lightly butter the pie plate or spritz with a little Pam Baking Spray to make removing slices easier!
It's obvious Amazon wants KU to be a pie that has big slices and little slices.
Look at that little slice of pie for Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich).
In other words, might be worth a shot to take a look at that slice of the pie a little closer to see just how many are older medium - sized publishing imprints such as University Presses and how many are indie publishers growing.
The corporate publishers may be enjoying their pie, but it is a significantly smaller slice, and there's little chance they can get back what they have so blindly given away.
Pizza Paradiso started out almost 20 years ago as a little seaside pizza joint serving pie by the slice at Whalers Village in Ka`anapali.
None of that stopped Nintendo from deciding they wanted a slice of that pie, and then deciding very quickly that they really want to think about this a little bit more.
Look at that little slice of pie for Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich).
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