Sentences with phrase «thick crust over»
The result is a thick crust over the canvas, forcing the viewer to be aware of the physicality of the painting.
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Over time, these volcanoes have laid down a crust of magma roughly 2 miles (3.2 km) thick.
Take the dough that is hanging over from the 1st layer and pull it up and over to the top layer (making a nice thick crust)
So, if I'm going to have a crust, I want a thick, folded over crust like you'll find in a galette.
Since I don't really like a crunchy or thick crust, I don't preheat my dish (I use pyrex casserole dishes with the lids), and when it comes out, I butter the top & bottom for a softer crust all over.
Perhaps the chocolate is in the crust, or folded into a mousse that forms a thick blanket over the strawberry filling, or a drizzle on top a strawberry compote.
Gently fold edges of pie crust over outer edge of apple filling to form a thick crust.
When the pizza crust is near finished, top it with pizza sauce, a thick layer of cheese, sausages and sprinkle a little more cheese over the top
Three kilometers beneath Earth's crust, in a realm known as the subsurface, temperatures in the thick rock are well over 40 °C, and the oxygen - poor water chokes out familiar life.
Under its ice crust, estimated to be 10 km thick, is an ocean of liquid water of over 100 km deep.
Milton Resnick works every canvas over and over, to thick crusts of sea green.
Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to crust thickness, but I've learned over the years that thick, bready pizza is hard to make well at home.
So, given that the radius of the Earth is over 6000 kms, and granite melts at around 1250 C, the relatively viscous crust is at most 45 km thick on average, (below the melting point of igneous granite).