Sentences with phrase «smaller pieces»

If some of the potato wedges are too large, cut into smaller pieces.

I just cut them into smaller pieces.

Another suggestion for a gluten free option would be soy curls... make them in to smaller pieces before rehydrating.

Method: Simply wash all your produce and chop into smaller pieces if needed, place in your juicer to extract all the goodness and enjoy!

If you serve this as an appetizer, use small potatoes (increase the number) or cut each skin into smaller pieces.

Remove meat from oven and chop into smaller pieces with a chef's knife.

I like using the mini chips in this because a) I think they're adorable and love anything in mini form, but b) I think the smaller pieces are better texture-wise in a sorbet.

If desired, cut steak into smaller pieces to make them easier to be wrapped.

Cutting foods into smaller pieces using a grater or food processor.

After 20 minutes, remove the smaller pieces if they are starting to turn brown.

I've never tried to make this sauce in a blender, but perhaps you could try chopping the avocado up into smaller pieces so that it blends easier?

If you want to saute your shoots, you can get away with using more of the main stalk but I would chop it up in smaller pieces first.

Fill in any gaps by cutting other slices into smaller pieces and squishing them into the empty spaces.

Add sausage and sauté, breaking into smaller pieces as it cooks, until browned and cooked through, about 8 minutes.

I pre-cut the coconut pieces into smaller pieces before putting them in the blender.

If you use larger pieces like apricots or dates, I'd recommend chopping them into smaller pieces.

Add chorizo in center of pan and using your spatula break it up to smaller pieces and let cook 2 - 3 minutes before mixing with potato mixture.

The smaller the pieces, the faster they'll roast.

Break the cheese into smaller pieces and let it melt in the hot soup.

Discard the thick stems of the kale, chop it into smaller pieces and place in a bowl.

«It is our job to educate the marketplace to offer smaller pieces of equipment which are more versatile, to provide an ever - expanding menu at their clients places of business.»

Proctor's book is really three smaller pieces clumsily soldered together: a moving depiction of her relationship with her father after her parents» divorce; a grimly factual trudge through the Episcopal «discernment» bureaucracy; and, in the book's final section, an interesting call to change our understanding of how someone should prove his fitness for the priesthood.

Instead of giving short shrift to the whole picture, break it down into smaller pieces and give it the time it deserves.

Amata leases a whole floor and essentially cuts the pie into smaller pieces.

Break that goal down into smaller and smaller pieces you can act on every day.

Another tactic is to reframe the assignment, breaking it into smaller pieces that other people can work on.

The 200 modules had to be broken up into smaller pieces so that they could be transported along interstate highways and then put together again near Edmonton.

«We take big AI ideas and then break them down into smaller pieces to create concepts and align them to industries that can benefit from visualizing this innovation.»

Force the companies to break into smaller pieces.

If the response requires a lot of detail break it up into smaller pieces that are easier to digest.

While you absolutely need goals in your business - they were why you opened the doors in the first place - there are other, smaller pieces of the puzzle that you need to always seek to do and, as you gain experience, establish as a part of the overall system of the job and the business.

Leadership is all about delegation — you can manage the overall process better and gain back valuable time to work through other items by getting help with the smaller pieces.

«When you break it into smaller pieces, it's easier for people to see the impact of their effort,» he says.

They do that by determining the overall objective, breaking it down into smaller pieces, and repeating as needed until they get to minute - by - minute pieces.

Treat goals as «rocks» that can be broken into smaller pieces or stacked to help the entire team move to higher ground.

For smaller pieces, it uses off - the - shelf printers.

A study on waiters and tipping published in the Journal of Applied Social Psychology demonstrates how even tiny gifts can make a big difference, finding that: «Customers who received a small piece of chocolate along with [their] check tipped more than did customers who received no candy.»

Far more often, though, taking equity and waiving fees can leave you owning a small piece of nothing.

In 2016, women got just 2.19 % of venture capital funding — a smaller piece of the pie than in every year this past decade, with the exception of 2008 and 2012.

The president of the Hong Kong Bitcoin Association said the only way to protect information is to disperse it in so many small pieces that the reward for hacking is too small.

We just need a small piece.»

Those who invest for the long term argue vehemently that, at most, Twitter data is one small piece of a much bigger mosaic.

Licensing arrangements helped the IBM - compatible PC crowd Apple's computers into a small piece of the market.

When they know how their small piece fits into the big picture, they'll feel more motivated to succeed.

Labour is a very small piece of this now.

A cookie is a small piece of information sent by a web server to a web browser, which enables the server to collect information back from the browser.

Using big data, companies already target customers» ads based on past purchases, where we live, what we read online, and many other small pieces of personal information.

I ended up purchasing a small piece of land (with mostly other people's money) in a great area.

Summer home of Dean Kamen, the man who invented the Segway, North Dumpling Island is a small piece of land off the coast of Connecticut.

Between samples they occasionally eat a small piece of cheese.