Sentences with phrase «put them in jar after»

(never got a chance to put them in jar after I baked them * sigh *) I'm planning to bring it for my friend, and to get to his house we're gonna have a road trip for about 2 days.

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One year after stepping into that studio — nearly eight years after putting Jars of Clay in the can — we found ourselves sitting in another coffee shop in another town a little tired and profoundly impacted by this most recent battle victory: self - producing our fourth record.

After the sugar and corn syrup mixture has completely cooled down, you assemble the ingredients in the jar, put the lid on and freeze them.

I give it three stars because it taste so good, but after buying 6 bottles I'm tired of the extraordinary settling, sometimes the jar ends up only being half full after stirring, it's expensive enough but to skimp this much on what is put in each jar is unethical.

After the syrup is at room temperature, strain out the mint leaves and put the syrup in the fridge (I like to use a pourable jar to keep it in).

after peeling and coring apples for another recipe, you take the scraps, let them air dry for a bit, then put them in a jar with water, cover with coffee filter and rubberband, put in cabinet and let it sit.

Today after a FEW MONTHS of using this product in daily smoothies, I noticed a mealworm - like bug emerging from the chia in the jar, and finally put two and two together.

After 24 hours the jam should be ready to store in a cool dry place like your pantry, but after opening a jar make sure you put the jar in the refrigerAfter 24 hours the jam should be ready to store in a cool dry place like your pantry, but after opening a jar make sure you put the jar in the refrigerafter opening a jar make sure you put the jar in the refrigerator.

After that I put a lid on the mason jar and place the yogurt in the refrigerator.

After rinsing cabbage I dump pkg of seasoning into salt water and put cabbage back in and mix, then it says to put cabbage into jars.

1) Peel the grapefruit, and remove as much of the white pith from both the flesh and the peel 2) Using the peel of one grapefruit, slice into strips as thin as you possibly can 3) Roughly chop up the grapefruit flesh into small pieces and put the pieces in a bowl 4) Pour sugar over the chopped up grapefruit and mix sugar with the fruit 5) Allow grapefruit - sugar mixture to rest for about 30 minutes 6) After 30 minutes, pour the grapefruit - sugar mixture into a large pot, add in the sliced peel, and squeeze in the lemon juice 7) Heat over low fire, stirring every few minutes for around one hour to ensure it does not stick to the bottom of the pot 8) Once marmalade reaches the desired consistency, remove from fire and pour straight away into sterilized jars, capping them immediately 9) Allow the grapefruit marmalade to cool before serving with toast or crackers

After unpacking I put our new Rancho Gordo beans in jars.

(To get it to the perfect consistency after being in the fridge, allow it to reach room temperature by heating gently, e.g. by putting the jar in warm water.)

I was thinking about making some of them and putting them in a decorated jar as a christmas present... how long do you think these would be able to be in a container after they were made?

I'll be packaging 1/4 of the cookies for Thanksgiving, a 1/4 for Christmas and (after putting a few in the cookie jar) the rest will be stored in the freezer for gift giving.

Also, I'm a little unclear... after I strain them, can I eat the grains, or do I put all the grains in a clean jar to reproduce?

After fermenting on the counter for 36 hours I put it into a cotton dishcloth for me into a log and put that into a mason jar in the fridge the towel with the moisture away and makes it just like a thick cream cheese or goat cheese.

After I scrape out the seeds for a recipe, I always put the used pod back in the jar for later use.

After a middling bunker shot, the Scot put a 12 - footer right in the center of the jar and immediately performed one of the all - time celebratory hat tosses on the PGA Tour.

After a week or so I put the whole thing in a blender and transferred to smaller jar.

they are one and the same, I buy a 54 oz jar and use some for cooking, smoothies and pack some in a small glass jar for putting on after a shower =)

After curing the fish for 24 hours, she slices it up, puts it in a jar, adds some sliced up raw onions (optional) and covers it all up with oilve oil.

Right after the product is processed we put it in jars to prevent exposure and any contamination in our product when is at it most sensitive point.

After I've prepared it (according to your recipe and your demo in the video) and I put it in the temperature control bag to start the 5 day culturing, nearly all the brine spills over and out of the mason jars.

When we were little we used to put light coloured flowers in jars with food colouring and they would start to change after a few days.

Whenever I have a long flight (I live in Australia, so any trip overseas is a looooooong flight), I put a bit of this in a small jar and put it on shortly after take - off.

Also if you have just an extra five dollars in your wallet each week and you put it in your change jar, it will add up quick and you can deposit it into your bank account after a full years end.

Instead of putting your change in a jar after spending money, it would automatically go into your savings account.

Because throwing a tick in the trash or flushing it down the toilet will not kill it, you should prepare a screw - top jar containing rubbing alcohol to put a tick in after removal.

Take care not to crush the tick body when removing the tick and put the tick in a jar or other container after removal to bring to your vet for ID and see if any additional monitoring or treatment might be necessary.

After you have removed a tick, put it in a jar filled with alcohol to kill it.

The seller, Teajay101 put the «ghost in a jar» on eBay after he became haunted by it and wanted rid of it.

I plan to do some of these jars with winter scenes to have in my winter decor after I put my Christmas decor away.

Instead of handling them out after the fireworks, label sparklers and put in a jar for guests to help themselves.