Sentences with phrase «much moisture after»
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The dough was quite delicate to work with and tore easily after I folded the fruit in (probably too much moisture), so the shape is less than perfect, but that's immaterial once you take a bite!
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Even after adding too much water earlier and with the moisture from the cranberries, it still came out amazing!
Make sure to give to the maraschino cherries a good blotting with paper towels after they are chopped to work away as much moisture as you can.
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I agree, the weight will depend on how much moisture is retained after baking
To confirm my suspicion, I weighed the brownie pan before and after the brownies were baked and cooled to see how much of the moisture had evaporated.
My skin did feel really sort after and there wasn't too much leftover moisture, and what was there soaked in easily, but the application process was too complicated.
This lotion helps to soothe skin after shaving while also adding much - needed moisture and protection.
Fresh meats like deboned chicken contain up to 80 % moisture by volume and once the total product is cooked, the moisture level is reduced to 10 % which means that the volume of this ingredient is likely to be much lower after cooking than before.
precipitation, and intensity / time, and soil readiness to absorb rain — and much else — are going to affect how much soil moisture increases after the rain's done, versus how much of that rain ran off somewhere else.
I had seen a very interesting interview, I think it was with Matt Lauer, where he was talking to a physicist who was postulating that much of the severe weather is an after - effect of global warming - that is to say, a large increase in moisture in the atmosphere.