The phrase
"to rest for a few minutes" means taking a short break or pause to relax and recover your energy for a short period of time.
Full definition
If you've ever been to a gym and observed the people working out, you will likely have witnessed this scenario: someone does a set of reps, hangs out on the
machine resting for a few minutes (or more), repeats another set, rests, repeats.
Carefully slide off the grill onto a cutting board, let the
pizzas rest for a few minutes and top with either the arugula tossed in chardonnay vinegar and proscuitto or drizzle on the white balsamic glace.
Hold your hands close to your nose and take five deep breathes - Fold a wet hot towel and place it on your bare chest - Take a dry towel and cover your eyes - Continue to
rest for a few minutes in this position
The script is sparse, the only character backstory we get is at night, when the hunter and the
hunted rest for a few minutes, long enough to flesh out their reasons for being there in the desert.
You need to let them cook a little longer before flipping — also make sure you let the
batter rest for a few minutes before blending or the air bubbles will make the batter more fragile!
After deep - frying for a couple minutes these chicken breasts are going to be finished in the oven and then
rested for a few minutes.
Let
it rest for few minutes.
Let
it rest for a few minutes, then sprinkle with more parmesan and some black pepper before cutting into wedges.
If the dough begins springing back and won't hold its shape, let
it rest for a few minutes before you finish rolling it out.
If your dough is fighting you and keeps springing back to a smaller shape, just let
it rest for a few minutes and then return to rolling it out.
Let
rest for a few minutes to let the ganache firm up, or eat warm for an ooey gooey chocolate treat!
When the chicken reaches an internal temperature of 160 - 165, remove from the heat, plate and allow to rest for a few minutes
And I let
it rest for a few minutes after baking just to be safe.
• remove from the oven and let
rest for a few minutes.
Punch down, cut the dough in half and let
rest for a few minutes.
If the dough starts to shrink back and crinkle the paper, let
it rest for a few minutes and then try rolling it out again.