Sentences with phrase «to grind someone into a powder»

They just take the leaf, dry it, and then grind it into powder form.

One of the things that we do when we make a new compound is try to grind it into powder for X-ray purposes.

You can also grind them into powder form for a versatile way to enjoy them.

The seeds are used for making oil, hemp milk, consumed like any other seeds and are also ground into a powder or flour.

Put oats in a large bowl and put 1/3 cup of the processed oats back in the food processor and process, again, until finely ground into powder.

The leaves can be ground into a powder which can then be added to smoothies or other recipes.

The flour is a by - product of making coconut milk or coconut oil — it is the solids in the coconut ground into a powder and used as a flour in baking.

The powder is made by freeze - drying the pulp of the berries, which then gets ground into a powder.

The dried leaves were first ground into a powder, then heated to 220 degrees Celsius for 12 hours.

The resulting solid crust is then ground into powder.

Fresh peppers are marketed, but the pods are also ground into powders and made into hot pepper sauce.

It is commonly harvested, dried, and then ground into a powder before being sold.

(about 4 to 5 minutes) Grind them into a powder in a spice or coffee grinder.

Menhaden fish meal consists of menhaden that's ground into a powder after the fat and water are removed (meal), and «ash» denotes the amount of bone that's ground into the meal.

Up until 1940, the Espelette peppers were not made into strings because the harvest was not big enough; the peppers were merely ground into powder.

The dried fruits, known as peppercorns, are commonly ground into a powder we know as black pepper.

Rose Ice Cream 1 batch of vanilla ice cream (see above)-- before processing through the ice - cream machine 4 - 5 teaspoons dried rose powder (I started with dried culinary roses, and then ground them into powder using a coffee grinder) 3 - 4 teaspoon beetroot powder (optional)-- for additional colour 1 - 2 drops of good quality steam distilled, undiluted rose essential oil

For each egg in recipe use 1 TBS flax ground into powder mixed with 3 TBS water until gells up.

Desiccated coconut is shreds of whole dried coconut meat — looks like they just grind that into a powder.

Kale dust (aka kale chips ground into a powder) mixed with plenty of olive oil, sea salt, black pepper, and Pecorino Romano turns into a — dare we say it — magically addictive seasoning for popcorn.

It is just the leaves of the Stevia plant ground into powder, therefore it retains the natural green color.

The inner bark, normally ground into a powder has been used for a variety of medicinal purposes including soothing sore throats and calming coughs.

They fed both groups of men a raw amla supplement (amla fruit ground into a powder — not amla oil or amla juice) for a total of 28 days, and measured their total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, and triglycerides at the end of the initial 28 day period.

Colloidal oatmeal consists of whole oat grains ground into a powder.

Grinding it into powder makes these benefits ultra-concentrated.

Turmeric root is often ground into a powder and consumed as a spice.

A specific variety of red bell peppers are dried and ground into a powder called paprika, which provides anti-inflammatory benefits and can be used alone or added to various spices, to make curry powders and other seasonings.

Raw cashews ground into a powder (not a butter!)

«The natural calcium and phosphorous [in the antler chews] grinds into a powder, so the dog [ends up] ingesting something it needs,» Dunston Quirk adds.

Ground flaxseed is one of the highest plant sources of omega - 3 fatty acids and, because it is typically ground into a powder, it is a good source of dietary fiber as well.

That means a diet high in starchy ingredients that creates fast blood sugar spikes like white potato, white rice, corn meal (remember meal means concentrated — dehydrated product ground into powder), and brewers rice (a by - product of rice production for humans that lacks nutrients of the whole grain rice).

You can purchase whole chia seeds and then grind them into a powder for the recipe.

Made from whole green tea leaves that are finely ground into powder form, matcha has...

Not to be confused with standard green tea, matcha is typically shade - grown in Japan, where fresh water and fertile soil provide the perfect conditions for the nutrient - rich leaves that are then ground into powder form.

I've heard that flaxseeds should always be grounded into powder before consuming for best digestibility.

The flour is a by - product of making coconut milk or coconut oil — it is the solids in the coconut ground into a powder and used as a flour -LSB-...]

And extra metal either gets melted down and reused or it gets ground into a powder and moulded into car parts.

Catfish meal consists of catfish that's ground into a powder after the fat and water are removed (meal), and «ash» denotes the amount of bone that's ground into the meal.

Outside of being worn, Amber was also ground into a powder and mixed with other substances (e.g., different oils or honey) to create a salve that was said could cure anything from asthma to epilepsy.

They are then ground into powder or made into commercial pastes.

When trials and troubles come into your life, you may feel like you are getting beaten with rods and ground into powder — remember the grain in Isaiah 28?

When trials and troubles come into your life, you may feel like you are getting beaten with rods and ground into powder, but as Isaiah 28 says, grain must be ground to make bread.

Now this year, that stronghold will be ground into a powder.

They can be ground into powders (see below) or can be rehydrated and then pureed before adding them to the chili.

All chiles can be dried and ground into powder — and most are, including the hottest of all, the habanero.

The xanthan is then produced, dried and ground into a powder, which can easily be added to your recipes as a substitute for the gluten found in traditional flour.