Sentences with phrase «melted back together»

I grated it and popped it in the micro with the cream cheese and the mozz just let out a bunch of liquid and melted back together into a rubbery non storable consistancy.

Not exact matches

Reattach a snapped snowflake arm by dipping the end in melted candy before pressing the pieces back together.

If your icing breaks, the best thing to do is leave your food processor running until you reach a smooth texture — the heat of the blades melts the coconut oil and brings everything back together.

Place on top of the tortilla with chicken and then place the «sandwich» back in the pan for 1 - 2 minutes to allow the 2 sides to melt together.

Directions: Butter a loaf pan (the original recipe uses a silicon loaf pan, so skip the butter if you have one) / Put all the dry ingredients into a large mixing bowl and mix well / Meanwhile in a small saucepan, melt the butter, remove from the heat, add the maple syrup and water / Add the wet ingredients together with the dry and mix well / Put into your loaf pan and smooth the top with the back of spoon / Let it sit out on the counter for at least 2 hours, or all day or even overnight (I've tried all three with good success).

Another great exercise for cultivating length in the upper body is to lie on your back, bring the soles of your feet together, cultivate your ujjayi breath, and begin to melt into the earth.

Then, melt the two pieces where they meet to fuse them back together (just don't hold the flame on it too long or you'll melt your entire lipstick.

There are multiple enemy races, but they all seem to kind of melt together, with no back - stories on why I should care about fighting each one in particular.

Tirelessly layered cakes, soaked, dyed, covered in glitter, cut and then bonded back together, they look as though they would melt if placed them in the sun.

Melting permafrost outgasses CO2 and methane, and the decrease in sea ice allows oceanic CO2 to mix back into the atmosphere; taken together, these processes greatly amplify the effect of increased sunlight, driving a relatively rapid exodus from the ice age.