Sentences with phrase «peeling off all»

Loosen the cling film from the dough by peeling it off and then lightly replacing it.

It offers better functionality and convenience that delight the consumer by offering two different ways of use — tearing off the top or «cap» for squeezing or peeling off the lid for dipping.

You know, so my midsection pooch will be a little less noticeable when I start peeling off layers of clothes for the warmer weather.

Peeling off all the skins just seems like such a pain to do!

Loosen the cake from the pan peeling off the parchment from the bottom of the cake.

And now it's peeling off.

Allow to cool for a couple of minutes before carefully peeling them off the pan.

I tried soaking this brand of black rice and all it did was make them break open and start peeling off the outer black layer.

Remove the remaining cake from the pan as directed above, peeling off the parchment, and place the cake on top of the frosted cake.

Take top piece off once rolled out and careful transfer to top before peeling off the second piece of wrap.

Most of these flavorful recipes however, call for roasting the chiles until charred, peeling off the skin, and removing the core, seeds, and membranes.

But I've discovered that it doesn't really change the texture or smoothness of the hummus that much by peeling off the skins — I find the biggest differences are from using lots and lots of tahini, using chickpeas from scratch (and using baking soda in the process), and blending the chickpeas by themselves in the food processor first.

I've always had a hot and steamy love affair with fresh bread so at the many pizza parties of my youth you could find me peeling off the cheese and eating the bread and crust alone!

Release the cake from the tin before serving and place a plate on top of the cake, before inverting it and peeling off the plastic.

Instead of peeling them off the parchment paper, hold over the skillet and flip over quickly.

Cool 5 minutes and remove from the cake pans, carefully peeling off the waxed paper.

The outside bark is super hard and looks like the outside of a tree (with a protective wax coating), but you'll be peeling that off!

Trim beetroot and thoroughly wash clean, peeling off any skin that looks really rough (you can peel the whole thing but I don't usually do this).

Then slice off the hard end of the brussel sprouts, before peeling off their outer layer of leaves and cutting them in half.

The 1596 Union of Brest was precisely a corporate union of one Church with another, not some peeling off of communities from another Church.

So while it would be admitted that Whitehead has redefined both Bradley's feeling and his immediate experience by (so to speak) peeling them off from each other, nevertheless Whitehead's redefined feeling would still be seen as endowed with the substrative status that in Bradley was accorded to immediacy.

I would like to get into this Commandment by starting not with its origins and coming forward, as we have done with the others, but rather by starting with its present traditions and corruptions and working backward to its origins, peeling off the layers in the process.

Next imagine shaking the marbles out of the sponge, making a cast of the holes, and then peeling off the sponge.

Roofs are peeling off.

«This is why you can have one airline lose 10 % of its market cap for breaking a guitar, but another airline can have its roofs peeling off its planes in mid-flight and barely break the front page.

At the same time, we're doing enforcement activity in our remote [exclusive economic zones] to make sure that there's not illegal fishing activity taking place, and we were not seeing that activity, but it was peeling off a lot of our resources toward what I would consider a relatively benign threat, and then we're providing other resources to do exercises with the military in the remote parts of the world but with really no strategic outcome that I could discern where the Coast Guard was providing a unique capability.

Legere keeps the pace rapid and the tone solicitous, doling out cash rewards (peeled off a stash of rolled - up $ 20 bills) for those brave enough to query him.

Each cover slide comes with an adhesive sticker, which you peel off and stick to your device; all you have to do is line up the cover with the camera on your phone, tablet, or computer.

On day two she peeled off the smoke - tinted window film that shielded the C - suite from view and tore down fencing around the executive parking lot.

It was such a scene that her father had to peel her off the door (don't know where the husband was, probably cowering) and people who didn't know her that well all left.

You feel like you can peel off a Netflix movie or a high - res photo as though it were a high - quality brochure, and it's an engrossing way to work.

Finally, cold - weather outerwear company Moose Knuckles is appealing to a particularly Canadian problem with a cheeky new spot featuring a couple whose energetic hookup is stymied by the layers and layers of clothing they have to peel off.

It's still early in the afternoon when Wekerle peels off the tank top and climbs into a boxing ring set up for a charity match, exposing a torso adorned with tattoos.

So the last owner peeled it off, and that's where we designed the roof deck.

Board members, though, feeling the heat of possible lawsuit, could feel otherwise and be peeled off.

What I didn't enjoy was when you pull it out of the package it has a plastic cover you peel off making it hard to apply at first.

Once I peeled off all these indicators and swore them off forever, I began trading on simple price action strategies, these are the same ones I use today and that I teach to aspiring traders, granted I have definitely tweaked and refined them, but the simplicity remains, because it works.

I would love to initially build that DA 60 site without one link that can be peeled off by a competitor over that boring, redundant 80 DA with 90 % competitive backlink crossover that is going to create reduced long - term margins for my clients.

Mulcair's balanced - budget promise sought to reassure NDP - wary voters but also curtailed the party's ambition, while the Liberals peeled off progressive support with its own abandonment of a budget - balance pledge, plus its exciting flash of radicalism — a vague plan to legalize marijuana.

Bad SEOs — «link builders», on the business card, send manual e-mails that take 10 minutes to peel off.

Using a peeler, carefully peel off the thick stem of each collard green leave until you can get it as flat as possible.

you'll end up with your skin peeled off, or in pieces in the basement freezer.

We know who some of these people are and have personally seen them walk to their cars at the end of their «shift», peel off their ragged clothes, throw them in the trunk, and drive off in their almost new BMWs.

It is always tempting to peel off the historical shell and extract the pure and fruitful kernel, but, as with any tradition, that is to do violence to the inner and unbreakable unity in which permanent truth and historical form are combined in myth as in other things.

Descending the scale of organic being is an exercise during which we peel off layer after layer of human «capacities,» during which we watch the distinctively human fade from realization into irrelevance.

we have successfully peeled off layer after layer of traditional accretion and custom.

They took my son who was 18 years old, shot him, peeled off his skin and cut him into pieces.

It was one of those moments when my clenched fingers were peeled off the steering wheel, and Grace came rolling in, driving a beat up ice cream truck, and peddling mediocre miracles for the price of giving up control.

Do you eat the peel on these or do you peel them off after cooking?

Simply peel off their skin, remove the hard stalk from their middle and cut in half, before cutting each half again into thin slices.