Sentences with phrase «thinning of egg shells»

Thanks to several efforts — most notably the banning of DDT, which caused deadly thinning of egg shells — the bald eagle was revived and, in 1995, officially removed from the endangered species list.

Not exact matches

Even when I added a trickle of plain water (I was out of egg white) to thin the batter, the macarons made with this recipe had crisp, shiny, full shells, lifted off of the pan on nice even feet.

Other baking essestials in our line are a variety of all butter pastry doughs and tart shells, the thin, crêpe - like Feuilles de Brick, Kataifi Dough, Strudel Leaves, Fruit Glaze, both French Saf and Fresh Yeast, Meringue and Malt Powder, Frozen Egg Yolks and Whites, Transfer Sheets, Silicon Baking Mats, Parchment Paper and just about every other essential ingredient for the pastry kitchen.

Membranes are tough to separate from the shell, and they are thin — only about the width of a human hair — so hundreds or thousands of eggs are needed for most applications.

Compare that to the thin weak shells and pale yellow yolks of most eggs that you'll find at grocery stores or restaurants which came from factory raised hens.

Stool from infected cats can contain millions of these, thin - shelled eggs.

Dog stool can contain millions of these, thin - shelled eggs.

Eagles disappeared from the Channel Islands by the early 1960s likely due to the hundreds of tons of DDT waste products released into the ocean south of Los Angeles that caused the birds to lay thin - shelled eggs.

Since the ban on DDT — an egg - shell thinning endocrine disruptor and pesticide — in 1972, the iconic bald eagle has battled it's way back from the brink of extinction.

Yes, I miss the satisfying sound of the thin chocolate shell breaking, and there is something extra tasty about chocolate in an egg shape.