Serve warm or at room temperature with vanilla ice cream.
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Pat dry, and let stand at room temperature 30 minutes.
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Leave the mustard leaves at room temperature for 2 hours.
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It's just two tanks of stable fluids at room temperature.
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Cover and let stand at room temperature 30 minutes. 2.
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It is waxy when heated and solid at room temperature.
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It's at room temperature, for lack of a better term.
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Let sit at room temperature, 10 minutes or until firm.
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It is equally good served warm or at room temperature.
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I definitely recommend keeping the lip treatment at room temperature.
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The kimchi will start fermenting a day at room temperature.
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It can be served hot, at room temperature, or cold.
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The water should be filtered and at room temperature. 5.
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They are liquid at room temperature and solidify when chilled.
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Set aside at room temperature to marinate for 1 hour.
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Serve slightly warm or at room temperature with whipped cream.
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Formaldehyde is a colourless and highly toxic gas at room temperature.
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Store in airtight container at room temperature up to 1 week.
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Allow the dough to rise for 33 hour at room temperature.
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But it's most often served at room temperature, so it counts.
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Nigella serves it at room temperature but it is outstanding warm.
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But they make them at room temperature without any toxic byproducts.
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Do not refrigerate; frost cake while buttercream is at room temperature.
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Remove cupcakes to wire racks; serve warm or at room temperature.
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Kefir also is created at room temperature, whereas yogurts are heated.
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It's actually OK to store your eggs at room temperature. Instructions1.
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Remove it from its brine, and hold it at room temperature.
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This dish travels well and can be served at room temperature.
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Set aside at room temperature to marinate for 1 hour. 7.
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Set aside to rest at room temperature for 15 minutes. 9.
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"Dance," in particular, seems to take place entirely at room temperature.
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It remains solid at room temperature, making it an incredibly versatile commodity.
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By contrast, unsaturated fats typically remain soft or liquid at room temperature.
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One is that epoxy slowly cures on its own at room temperature.
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Let stand at room temperature or freeze until cool and fully set.
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Serve them hot or at room temperature, with sawsawan, if you like.
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It's then ground up, formed into pills and stored at room temperature.
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Tip: Frittata can be served at room temperature, and it refrigerates well.
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Season with sea salt and serve while cold or at room temperature.
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Cut the cake into wedges and serve cold or at room temperature.
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The tart can be served at room temperature, chilled or lightly warmed.
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I find it most divine at room temperature or just barely warm.
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Cover and let sit at room temperature for 12-24 hours. 2.
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Serve at room temperature, preferably spread on top of hot fried chicken.
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Cover and leave to ferment for a week at room temperature. 2.
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Let marinate at room temperature for 1 to 3 hours before serving.
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Remove the steak from the marinade and let sit at room temperature.
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Let the chicken rest at room temperature while you prep other ingredients.
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"Four hours at room temperature, four days in the fridge," says Husain.
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Fregola salads, served at room temperature or slightly warm, are another delight.
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Carbon dioxide exists as a gas at room temperature, saving you that trouble.
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Allow the cake to stand at room temperature for 45 minutes before serving.
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Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 1 week.
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So you definitely don't want your turkey sitting at room temperature for hours.
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Remove lamb from refrigerator; let stand at room temperature 21 minutes before cooking.
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It can be very reactive at room temperature and give off toxic fumes.
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This is a liquid at room temperature, so easier to store than LNG.
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Remove from oven; set aside at room temperature until ready to serve. 5.
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Cover and sit at room temperature for 1 hour, then refrigerate overnight. 2.
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Storing: The cookies should be kept in a covered container at room temperature.
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Personally, I don't want a meat product that's shelf-stable at room temperature.
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Store muffins in an airtight container at room temperature up to 4 days.
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Once purchased, traditional balsamic vinegar can be stored at room temperature for years.
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Unsaturated Oils These are liquid at room temperature and high in monounsaturated fat.
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It would help if the atoms could be made stable at room temperature.
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Cut the cake into 16 to 20 squares and serve at room temperature.
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The second is unsaturated fats, usually softer and more liquid at room temperature.
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Scientists have long dreamed of creating a superconductor that works at room temperature.
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Let cool at room temperature for at least 2 hours before refrigerating. 3.
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Store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days.
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The rice tart, made with raw milk, is normally preserved at room temperature.
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Bake until just tender, about 1 hour, then cool at room temperature. 3.
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And the pasta isn't served hot: It actually tastes best at room temperature.
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However, if it is consumed for taste, it should be at room temperature.
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I like to serve it at room temperature, with a tomato salad alongside.
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Meat should be almost at room temperature before supporting ingredients are mixed in.
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Freshly expressed breast milk can sit out at room temperature for 24 hours.
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If pretzels are frozen, defrost at room temperature until just beginning to soften.
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Serve dip at room temperature, or cover and refrigerate up to 2 days. 4.
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Cover the container and let sit at room temperature for 11 to 15 hours.
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In order to proliferate widely, quantum computers will have to operate at room temperature.
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Beat on high speed 1 hour (trust me!) until mixture is at room temperature.
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Let chicken stand at room temperature 30 to 40 minutes prior to roasting. 2.
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Transfer to a parchment paper-lined baking sheet and let set at room temperature.
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Safe inside the spacecraft, however, the probe's payload will be operating at room temperature.
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Let stand at room temperature at least 2 hour and up to 8 hours.
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Store leftovers in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 2 days.
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It was slightly chilled, and I'd have preferred it to be at room temperature.
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A French dip, for example, arrived at room temperature with a lukewarm dipping sauce.
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Place in an airtight container and leave out at room temperature for 24 hours.
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Rest at room temperature for 30 minutes to allow the seeds to bloom. 3.
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Front Burner There are a couple of arguments for storing butter at room temperature.
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Cover and let rise at room temperature until doubled in bulk, about 30 minutes. 3.
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How about writing a novel about a form of ice that's solid at room temperature?
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At room temperature, the ink works as an electrical insulator, preventing the flow of electricity.
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At room temperature, nitinol (which is already used in other devices) is flexible and flaccid.
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Monounsaturated fats are typically liquid at room temperature but when chilled begin to turn solid.
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I let the batter rest for 30 minutes to ensure it was at room temperature.
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Let stand at room temperature at least 15 minutes to allow flavors to meld. 5.
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Store remaining biscuits in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 3 days.
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Thaw at room temperature and microwave to warm up for a few seconds before serving.
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Let simmer for three minutes and set aside at room temperature until ready to use.
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Remove the lamb from the fridge and leave at room temperature for 2 hours. 3.
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Let stand at room temperature 3 hours, turning skewers several times to coat well. 3.
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We recommend you let these soft cheeses rest for a few days at room temperature.
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Store in a tightly covered container at room temperature for no more than 2 days.
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Do ahead: The banana bread will keep for up to 4 days at room temperature.
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It can also be mixed and 3D-printed at room temperature, which simplifies its manufacture.
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Usually solid at room temperature, they're in red meat, dairy products and partly in chicken.
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At room temperature, the cheese and spinach seemed a little congealed, which wasn't particularly appetizing.
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Sliced and kept covered at room temperature, they'll last for about an hour or so.
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Store it at room temperature as well, so the herbs retain some of their texture.
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They found that the Marangoni currents were weaker when the surroundings were at room temperature.
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Let the dough rest for another 30 minutes at room temperature, adjust any dough. 6.
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Store pregnancy tests at room temperature, or at least between 36 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit.
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If you see any later you want to reshape, they are easily reshaped at room temperature.
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Remove from the oven and allow to cool completely at room temperature, at least 1 hour.
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Cut into wedges, and serve at room temperature with a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil.
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If you purchase pears that are firm, store them at room temperature in a fruit bowl.
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Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and let it rest at room temperature for 20 minutes.
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Store the cut brownies in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 5 days.
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Cover the pan with aluminum foil, and allow to sit at room temperature for 15 minutes.
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The vast majority of broth you buy at grocery stores is shelf-stable at room temperature.
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Wrap the dough in plastic and allow to rest for 30 minutes at room temperature. 4.
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Let the babkas cool completely at room temperature before turning them out from their loaf pans.
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They started at room temperature and went down to that of liquid nitrogen (-321 degrees Fahrenheit).
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This is because its battery, like most other Lithium-Ion batteries, operates best at room temperature.
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Remove the cover from the dish and let sit for about 30 minutes at room temperature.
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Place the sheet trays at room temperature for 2-3 hours, or until doubled in size.
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Give them 20 to 30 minutes in the fridge if the bottles are at room temperature.
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Remove from the heat, stir in the lemon juice and let stand at room temperature until cool.
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Keep in an airtight container in a dry place at room temperature, and shake once a day.
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Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and allow to rest at room temperature for 43 minutes. 24.
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The Good: Unsaturated Fats These fats originate from plant sources and are normally liquid at room temperature.
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If refrigerated before serving, let cake stand at room temperature for one to two hours before serving.
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Zimmerman's team developed a polymer that can conduct ions at room temperature but is also flame-retardant.
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Apparently some people think leaving dairy at room temperature is gross, though I can't possibly imagine why.
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Those are fats that are solid at room temperature, often derived from animals and some plant oils.
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Pack either into a cooler and serve the frittata cold or at room temperature at the beach.
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Dr. Berger and his colleagues created their multisize nanocrystals with one enzyme, in water at room temperature.
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The situation calls for something savory, easy and at room temperature that won't lay waste to appetites.
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Cover the Toddy or jar and let sit at room temperature for about 12 to 14 hours.
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After seasoning, the broth can be either served right away or allowed to cool at room temperature.
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Serve the dish at room temperature, embellished with some heavy cream, crème fraîche or vanilla ice cream.
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That's nice served warm with rice for dinner, or at room temperature as a kind of antipasto.
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The foam remains stable at room temperature but unzips into units if heated above 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Soak them overnight (or for at least four hours), covered, at room temperature, then drain before proceeding.
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These will keep well, covered in an airtight container, at room temperature, for up to 5 days.
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First, never thaw your turkey by letting it sit out on your counter at room temperature for hours.
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Remove from heat, pour into a small bowl, and set aside to cool down at room temperature. 3.
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Turn off heat and let steep at room temperature for 10 minutes; return to a rolling boil. 2.
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It's known that produce will spoil at a faster rate at room temperature than in a cooler environment.
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They therefore showered the surface, while it was at room temperature (20°C), with water chilled to 3ºC.
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Storing these tomatoes for three days at room temperature did nothing to restore the volatiles to normal levels.
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"Mike invented a specialty polymer that he can tweak and conduct ions at room temperature," Joy told me.
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Let the rolls rise at room temperature until increased in size by about 75%, about 45 minutes. 5.
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Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and allow it to rest at room temperature for 30 minutes. 2.
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If you're short on time, you can also let them sit at room temperature for a few hours.
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Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and allow it to rest at room temperature for 25 minutes. 23.
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Cover loosely with plastic wrap and proof at room temperature until doubled in size, about 1 hour. 3.
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Cover the Toddy or jar and let sit at room temperature for about 12 to 14 hours. 6.
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Finally, he dips each into hot water to temper them and keep them from melting at room temperature.
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As a result, the treated milk has a long shelf life, measured in months, even at room temperature.
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It could also play the role of pasta salad if you wanted to serve it at room temperature.
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Unlike whites and rosés, red wines are meant to be slowly sipped at room temperature in cooler weather.
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The repair process can occur at room temperature without additional stimuli or the application of a healing agent.
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Then let the ribs sit uncovered at room temperature for at least 30 minutes, preferably 1 hour. 7.
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You can leave it for up to 24 hours at room temperature if need be without worrying about spoiling.
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Cover this ball with plastic film and allow it to rest for another 30 minutes at room temperature. 6.
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At room temperature, the drug exhibits an extraordinary slow rate of dissociation—on the order of about five hours.
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Sprinkle the salad with more small mint leaves, season with sea salt, and serve cold or at room temperature.
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He was cared for the United PetSafe kennel facility which is kept at room temperature (on average 70°F).
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And although the label suggested it's "best served chilled," I took my first sip at room temperature (not bad!).
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I drank it lukewarm and over ice, but like a fine red wine, it tastes best at room temperature.
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Another culprit multiplying and producing toxins at room temperature is Bacillus, found commonly in rice, soups, sauces and leftovers.
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The result: the spacecraft will stay at room temperature in some of the hottest places in the Solar System.
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They're developing electrolytes out of "ionic solids," a material that is similar to salt, but liquid at room temperature.
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In Europe, where eggs can be purchased at room temperature, eggs can be kept for up to 21 days.
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I decided to disperse the egg evenly over the steak, which was by now comfortably reanimating at room temperature.
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Unsaturated fat molecules' prongs are curly from the presence of a double bond, so they're liquid at room temperature.
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Assemble the empanadas: Remove the dough from the refrigerator and rest at room temperature for at least 203 minutes.
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"Have your fingers at room temperature or slightly warmer, unless your partner is into the cold sensation," said Fine.
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The bread crumbs can be fried the day before and stored airtight at room temperature without losing their crunch.
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By the time the experiment started, the brains had been without blood and at room temperature for four hours.
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Some modern super-blacks, indeed, are robust enough to withstand being sprayed onto suitably prepared surfaces at room temperature.
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Tossed together at the last minute and served at room temperature, this salad was, for me, just about perfect.
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Cover, and let stand at room temperature at least 2 hours, or cover and refrigerate up to 1 week. 4.
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These keep, tightly wrapped, at room temperature, for up to 3 days; or frozen, for up to 1 month. Enjoy!
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KEEP a tomato cool in a refrigerator and it will stay fresh far longer than it would at room temperature.
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According to the CDC, the virus can survive at room temperature for up to three weeks, including in dried blood.
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Place pizza dough on a work surface; cover with plastic wrap, and let rest at room temperature 353 minutes. 235.
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The whole recycling takes about 30 minutes at 140 degrees Fahrenheit (60 degrees Celsius) or 10 hours at room temperature.
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And the race was on to synthesize ones whose resistances dropped at even higher temperatures—perhaps even at room temperature.
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What looks like water dyed red is actually methylene chloride which boils and turns to a vapor at room temperature.
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Inoculated lemons refrigerated for 24 hours had less E. coli the next day than those left at room temperature overnight.
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Let the steaks stand at room temperature for at least 30 minutes and up to 43 hour before cooking. 2.
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The material is both low-cost and strong and can fix itself by resting for 24 hours at room temperature.
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It's a common misconception that red wines should be served at room temperature, but Smith says that can be misleading.
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Because the process operates at room temperature without clouds of welding sparks and fumes, it is cleaner and saves energy.
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We're cooking Melissa Clark's recipe for tandoori-style chicken this morning so we can eat it at room temperature tonight.
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Mine only had to be thrown out because I left mine dormant at room temperature for an abnormally long time.
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Hydrofluoric acid can form a toxic cloud at room temperature, with exposure leading to severe health problems and even death.
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Freezing an item at room temperature warms the items around it in the freezer and takes more time to freeze.
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Set the filling aside at room temperature while you roll out the dough so it stays soft and spreadable. 4.
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After you take thawed milk out of the fridge and leave it at room temperature, use it within 2 hours.
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This printer can take an arbitrary 3D model and spit it out in a few hours, and at room temperature.
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It is generally recommended to store pregnancy tests at room temperature, or at least between 36 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit.
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There are a few exceptions, notably palm and coconut oils, which are highly saturated and thus solid at room temperature.
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Remove each ice pop by dipping molds briefly in hot water or let stand at room temperature for a few minutes.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make the Ultimate Brownie Bits Milkshake Serves 8 1 cup (8 oz.) unsalted butter, at room temperature
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Cakes glazed with powdered sugar mixed with milk or other liquids will be fine at room temperature for 3-4 days.
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Quiet sitting at room temperature is the standard RMR reference point; this is referred to as one metabolic equivalent, or MET.
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Let the popcorn rest for 15 minutes at room temperature, or less in the fridge, to let the chocolate settle in.
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For the soup: Mix together the sliced lamb, wine, and egg white and marinate for 20 minutes at room temperature. 3.
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""This builds upon our previous work in which we kept cells alive for weeks at room temperature within a similar hydrogel.
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Researchers around the world are racing to produce a material that, at room temperature, conducts electricity without losing energy to resistance.
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I then leave the bottles at room temperature, and they should be nice and fizzy in the next couple of days.
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Take dough out of the refrigerator and allow it to rest at room temperature on a floured surface for 20 minutes.
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Let the cake stand until the glaze sets firmly, at least 30 at room temperature or 20 minutes in the refrigerator.
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"The coating method operates at room temperature, requires no solvents, and does not compromise textile production speeds," the Australian team reports.
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The bricks are formed at room temperature, cutting the harmful carbon dioxide emitted when making regular bricks that are kiln-fired.
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Meanwhile, retrieve the wings from the freezer and allow them to thaw at room temperature for 1 to 2 hours. 9.
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Its dry reagent technology allows materials to be stored at room temperature, removing the need for cold chain or refrigerated storage.
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Dickey works with liquid metals—alloys of gallium and indium that flow at room temperature like mercury, but without the toxicity.
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Step 2: Cover the bowl loosely with a lid or towel and leave the mixture on your counter at room temperature.
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Step 2: Cover the bowl loosely with a lid or towel and leave the mixture on your counter at room temperature.
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Braised meats or seafood, as well as green salads and several sides that can be served at room temperature can help.
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And its top crust of chocolate, hard and brittle, thaws like the Arctic tundra the longer it lingers at room temperature.
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According to the University of Cape Town press release, they're better for the environment because they can be formed at room temperature.
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Performing experiments at room temperature puts a limit on speed, then—but it also makes the experiments relevant for the real world.
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Harrison had no idea how this thing would behave at an ambient pressure at room temperature in the presence of other molecules.
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Jellies fished out of the ocean spoil quickly at room temperature, and so they're cured in salt for a number of weeks.
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They also found that lemons contaminated with E. coli and left at room temperature for 24 hours had an increased bacterial population.
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Let sit at room temperature until the dough doubles in size and touches the plastic wrap, about 212 25/2 hours. 4.
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Let the steak stand at room temperature for an hour (or refrigerate for several hours; bring to room temperature before proceeding). 23.
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And all of this happens at room temperature, rather than 60 degrees centigrade, approximately the level at which everyone else's polymer functions.
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While passing regulatory tests carried out at room temperature over short periods, the protocol sends NOx emissions sky-high on the road.
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When done, cool the eggs in an ice bath for 5 to 10 minutes, then remove and let cool at room temperature.
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To "fat wash" alcohol, bartenders take a knob of oil or solidified fat and add it to a spirit at room temperature.
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Hydrofluoric acid (HF) can form a toxic cloud at room temperature and exposure can lead to severe health problems and even death.
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Hydrofluoric acid (HF) can form a toxic cloud at room temperature while exposure can lead to severe health problems and even death.
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Excellent cold and at room temperature, make a batch of these nutty, creamy, crunchy noodles in advance, to eat whenever you like.
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Using metallic lithium as an anode and titanium disulphide as a cathode, he built a rechargeable battery that worked at room temperature.
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Set aside at room temperature to marinate for 1 hour or in the fridge for up to 24 hours before serving. 6.
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That means when you pop the cork, it will fly at about three-quarters of the speed it would at room temperature.
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I was determined to make them all into five simple salads and to serve them later in the day at room temperature.
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They can be warmed in a microwave or in boiling water (or even eaten straight out of the package at room temperature).
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"If consumers store fruits at room temperature, rather than in the refrigerator, they will soften and get mealy sooner," Dr. Brown said.
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Transfer the dough to a plastic tub coated with nonstick spray and leave to ferment at room temperature for 1 hour. 2.
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That's more of a convenience thing, since at that temperature, reactions too quick to study at room temperature become controllable in the lab.
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The bacteria are killed when the rice is cooked, but their spores stay alive and flourish if then left out at room temperature.
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To test this idea, she mixed samples of olive pulp with beads and left the mix for half an hour at room temperature.
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According to the Egg Safety Center, eggs should be kept at room temperature for no more than two hours before being refrigerated again.
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Pour enough water over just to cover and let sit at room temperature for at least 4 hours and up to overnight. 2.
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Plus, the cans stay good at room temperature for 180 days or you can refrigerate them if you prefer to drink them cold.
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But it can burn through skin and bone and form a potentially deadly mist at room temperature that can travel for several miles.
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While samosas are typically served hot, with some spicy chutney on the side, I find them just as delicious plain, at room temperature.
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Although it's excellent cold and at room temperature, I like it best just after mixing, while the noodles are still a little warm.
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Employing metallic lithium as an anode and titanium disulphide as a cathode, he built a rechargeable battery cell that worked at room temperature.
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Stick to the two-hour rule: Perishable foods can be left out at room temperature for two hours, then they must be refrigerated.
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Rice should ideally be served immediately after it's cooked, and be thrown out if it's left at room temperature for more than two hours.
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Once removed from the mold, the capsules can be stored at room temperature for up to three weeks without the milk inside going bad.
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Because they're portable and safe at room temperature, they're a reasonable choice for people on-the-go or with limited access to fresh foods.
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Taryn: Thick square slices are set at the front of the store, where they're wrapped in wax paper and often served at room temperature.
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The process also produced more than 20 volatile compounds—compounds that can easily escape the liquid at room temperature and enter into your nose.
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After the grad students thawed out a bit, they tried the same experiment at room temperature, again blowing bubbles onto a block of ice.
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If superconductivity could be harnessed at room temperature, it would allow for the free transport of energy, wildly faster computers, and incredibly precise sensors.
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In food, as in art, it seems that the street artist prefers an anti-establishment dish served cold (or, at least, at room temperature).
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Once open, pancake mix generally lasts 12 months at room temperature when stored in an airtight container, according to shelf-life guide site StillTasty.com.
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When you consider the textures of the two ingredients at room temperature—chocolate is solid and heavy cream is liquid—it makes sense, right?
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Transfer the mixture to a pastry bag fitted with a small round piping bag and set aside at room temperature until ready to use.
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Throw away any food that has touched contaminated water, and don't eat anything that has been sitting at room temperature for over two hours.
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Let stand until puffed, 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on if the dough is at room temperature or cold from the refrigerator. 4.
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The best thing about it is that you can store these bars at room temperature for days on end with no loss of quality.
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These bricks are cheap to buy and easy to use — they keep at room temperature and pop out of their packs like oversize pills.
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Cover bowl with a kitchen towel, and let batter stand at room temperature, 1 to 2 hours (if making this ahead, overnight is even better).
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And platelets are the most likely blood product to cause an infection; they are stored at room temperature, allowing any potential contaminating pathogens to proliferate.
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Cover with plastic wrap and marinate at room temperature for 30 minutes, or refrigerate up to 63 hours (return to room temperature before cooking). 7.
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Note: We had the most success when we let the gummies sit overnight in the fridge, rather than at room temperature for a few hours.
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The liquid metal alloy is a mix of gallium and indium called galinstan, which stays liquid at room temperature but is not toxic like mercury.
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"This is really the first membrane shown to distinguish between subatomic particles, all at room temperature," explains Dr Marcelo Lozada-Hidalgo in a press release.
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Trans fats are prepared in an industrial process that makes liquid oils solid at room temperature, and are now widely recognized as bad for health.
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Make the amaranth shrub: Muddle amaranth leaves into the brown sugar to extract plant essence, and let stand at room temperature until the sugar dissolves.
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Cement tile is cured at room temperature, not fired, and the colored layer on top, usually about an eighth of an inch thick, is porous.
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Simply add in your grounds, add water at room temperature, stir, put on the plunger, and let it sit in your fridge for 12 hours.
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To test the lifespan of the living brick, the researchers stored the mixture inside a shoe-box-sized mold under dry conditions at room temperature.
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The result is colorful and flavorful, and the 30-somethings in my family like it, especially if I serve it at room temperature or warm.
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Set the dough balls aside to rest at room temperature for 2 to 3 hours, or up to 24 hours in the refrigerator, before rolling.
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At concerts in warmer climes, however, hotter temperatures can pose difficulties, as spending any more than 50 minutes at room temperature could damage the instruments.
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However, if the cake has icing, it depends on the type of icing whether the cake should be refrigerated or allowed to sit at room temperature.
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Transfer butter to a small bowl, and cover with plastic wrap; leave at room temperature if using immediately or refrigerate for up to 1 week. 2.
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It's also often referred to as "hot ice" because at room temperature it forms crystals just like ice does—but without the need for a freezer.
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Vonnegut imagined a form of water called ice-nine, a "super-crystal" that froze at room temperature and turned any normal water it touched into itself.
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Cook in airtight package (for MREs, add some preservatives to help keep fresh during prolonged storage at room temperature), or freeze (for the fast food industry).
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The dough benefits from resting, well wrapped, at room temperature; this helps it hydrate properly and allows it to be stretched more easily to silky tenderness.
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That's when she revealed that not only does she like her ketchup at room temperature, but she uses it to add flavor to her breakfast eggs.
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The process uses low-cost materials (a catalyst made of carbon, copper, and nitrogen and a bit of voltage) and operates at room temperature in water.
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They should be able to handle a few days in a box without a problem as long as the box stays at room temperature or below.
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Yumble kids' meals come fully prepared and can be eaten cold, at room temperature, or heated in their microwave-safe containers within 45 to 90 seconds.
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First of all, I've noticed that some of the sauces and dressings are fairly solid in the fridge and more of a liquid at room temperature.
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Even more traditional are the pelmeni, filled with beef, lamb, and veal, and topped with mushroom gravy, which are addictive until they congeal at room temperature.
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A review of 22 studies of other coronaviruses found that at room temperature, human coronaviruses could remain infectious on inanimate surfaces for up to nine days.
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Even better, they were coated in golden butter — not melted, but semifirm at room temperature — which turned velvety when plopped on the hot toast served alongside.
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The first electrically conductive solid was discovered in the 1830s by British scientist Michael Faraday but it had never worked in a battery at room temperature.
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The best part is that it holds well at room temperature so you can cut it up and leave it out for people to snack on.
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Place the rolled knots on two baking sheets lined with parchment paper, cover lightly with plastic wrap, and let proof for 15 minutes at room temperature. 4.
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That means either in a refrigerator at 45 degrees Fahrenheit (for seasonal flu or tetanus vaccines) or at room temperature, which is about 72 degrees (for insulin).
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Remove the basket of dough from the refrigerator and let it sit at room temperature while you allow the oven to preheat for about 83 hour. 15.
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And yet, thermalization seems to contradict this: When two neglected cups of coffee are both at room temperature, how can you tell which one started out hotter?
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In particular, AstraZeneca's drug has a faster onset of action, a better drug-drug interaction profile and can be stored indefinitely at room temperature, Deutsche analysts said.
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If you're cooking any sauces or gravies, you want to make sure they don't sit around at room temperature until the turkey is ready to be served.
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The healing happens even faster: within a half hour at room temperature, or within a few minutes at 140 degrees Fahrenheit (60 degrees Celsius), according to Xiao.
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When it comes making whoopie pies, you want to make sure that all your ingredients are at room temperature to make the mixing and baking process easier.
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The perfect no-fuss salad to feed all your friends, this easy vegan salad transports easily and is just as good warm, cold, or at room temperature.
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His approach used a form of plastination, a way of turning the brain into a plastic-like block, so that it could be preserved at room temperature.
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So here's a tip: Start by placing the fattier, skin-covered side of a fish on the grill, keeping a pan at room temperature at the ready.
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One technique, called norothermic perfusion, keeps an organ continually awash in a solution similar to the one that would be found in the body at room temperature.
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The instructions said to leave the steak out at room temperature for 1-2 hours to prevent it drying out, but she was starving after the gym.
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The noodles were in wide, creased rolls, and the sausage held a faint blush of pink at its center, served at room temperature but maintaining its texture.
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Place it in an airtight plastic container, with room for the poolish to grow, overnight in the cooler or at room temperature for 225-230 hours. 2.
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It can now be safely displayed at room temperature, but to shield it from dust, mildew and sunlight, the authorities have placed it in a glass case.
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Much has been made about how breaking down oils while cooking can create free radicals, compounds that form slowly at room temperature and faster at higher temperatures.
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If your baby did not finish a bottle of breast milk, you can leave it on the countertop at room temperature and reuse it within 2 hours.
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These spores may grow and multiply to create toxins when rice is left out at room temperature after cooking, and these toxins can cause food poisoning when ingested.
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It's colorless and odorless, and it's so cold that it turns water droplets into a vapor as soon as it comes into contact with air at room temperature.
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It might be possible to invent a kind of plastic that's hard at room temperature and soft at body temperature — but that hasn't been perfected yet, says Bensmaia.
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According to Skinner, the authors said that they hadn't noticed the correlation before, but didn't back down from their claim that they had observed superconductivity at room temperature.
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For now, it's anyone's guess whether Thapa and Pandey actually managed to achieve superconductivity at room temperature—a discovery that would change the world as we know it.
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To prevent this problem, NASA developed a "revolutionary" carbon heat shield that will keep the probe's electronics at room temperature as it passes through the Sun's scorching atmosphere.
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Additionally, the crystal is pretty tough to destroy: It boasts a thermal stability up to 1832 degrees Fahrenheit (1000 degrees Celsius) and virtually unlimited lifetime at room temperature.
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It was known that the balls were tested at halftime inside, at room temperature: 11 Patriots balls but only four Colts balls, because officials ran out of time.
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The term describes any carbon-based chemical that evaporates at room temperature, and it encompasses a huge variety of molecules, emitted both by plants and by human activities.
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Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and let the dough rise until doubled in size, either 27 hours at room temperature or 28 hours in the refrigerator. 28.
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Served at room temperature, the banh cuon was soft and slippery, pale and wrinkled in places like pruny fingertips, served with a sweet nuoc cham, or dipping sauce.
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But if the broccoli is left at room temperature for a long time (say, to be shipped), then that sweetness quickly disappears, explained Cornell horticulture researcher Thomas Björkman.
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So, provided the ingredients remain safe at room temperature, you can load your creation into the basket and set the air fryer to cook at a later time.
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The result occupies a 700th of the volume of those gases at room temperature—so, when liquid air is warmed and allowed to expand, it does so forcefully.
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Now researchers have finally come up with a specially treated polymer that can serve as the semipermeable membrane needed to do reverse osmosis for chemicals manufacturing at room temperature.
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If you do get your hands on a bottle, Apothic recommends enjoying it at room temperature, like most red wines, or slightly chilled, like a cup of cold brew.
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And because you have stored your slices in the freezer, they do not degrade in the quick and nasty style of sliced bread left to languish at room temperature.
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"After a half-hour at room temperature, the wine grew exponentially in mouth-feel and floral aroma," said Smellis of Brooklyn, who drank a 2016 Etna Bianco from Murgo.
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Stored at room temperature and shipped by post, the vaccine would have a much extended shelf life, and would be ready to use whenever and wherever it was needed.
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Remove the bowl from the mixer, lightly cover with plastic wrap, and let the dough rise at room temperature until doubled in size, 45 minutes to one hour. 453.
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Laboratory tests later showed that if one material is accelerated fast enough into another they become plastic at the point of contact and fuse together, even at room temperature.
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Mistake #1: You're saving all of your prep for the last minuteMistake #2: You're leaving food out at room temperature for too long, which can potentially make guests ill
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A new study from Yale University found that the ingredients in pods from popular vape brand Juul react at room temperature to create chemicals that aren't listed on packaging.
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Drying TATP at room temperature, a last step after rinsing and filtering, also requires a fairly large area, another American official said, unless a vacuum drying chamber is involved.
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You can leave it out at room temperature, or if you have a little more time—like two weeks—you can put it in the back of your fridge.
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The salad and its accompanying couscous are best served at room temperature; they can be made an hour or two before the dinner bell and set aside to wait.
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The city's health department allows cheeses to be kept at room temperature for hours as long as certain procedures are followed; it does not require that cheeses be served cold.
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No, the real move is to take it at room temperature, which will require you to set aside any artisanal illusions you were entertaining about the origins of this loaf.
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Mobley claimed in the lawsuit that she was sickened by Bacillus cereus, also known as "fried rice syndrome," a type of bacteria often found in foods kept at room temperature.
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Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and allow it to rest at room temperature for 30 minutes before putting it through a pasta machine and using it however you like.
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One study found that after six days of refrigeration, leafy vegetables lost only 10 percent of their vitamin C content (versus 20 percent in just two days at room temperature).
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To macerate strawberries, yes, you would cut or smash them up and combine with sugar, and let it sit (covered at room temperature) for at least one hour to overnight.
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RELATED: Here's Why You Should Add More Veggies to Your Diet ASAP Store watermelon at room temperature After bringing home a watermelon, many people will stick it in the refrigerator.
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They are naturally quantum, having superposition effects right from the start and at room temperature, meaning that they don't have to be supercooled like the integrated circuits of NISQ machines.
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In restaurants, lemons are often left in open containers at room temperature, where anyone can access them, and are sometimes refrigerated overnight and used the next day to reduce waste.
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Food spoilage happens, even in the fridge (Remember that science experiment mentioned earlier?), but colder temperatures will stop the growth or spread of salmonella, which can spread at room temperature.
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If you're using it over the course of a week or two, storing it at room temperature, as long as it's airtight and in a cool place, is totally fine.
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In many cases, if a perishable cheese has been left out at room temperature for longer than two hours, you'll want to toss it, per the USDA's food-safety guidelines.
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Braised and stewed meats and chilis can be thawed at room temperature, the stove or in the microwave, as long as you heat them up until piping hot before serving.
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Similarly, another Toronto emergency room reported success using containers with a preservative, allowing urine specimens to be held at room temperature for 48 hours, processed only at a doctor's request.
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Unlike previous experiments which had achieved slower rotations and lower sensitivity at much colder temperatures, the researchers write in their study that their approach can be achieved at room temperature.
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Then, allow the seed mixture to sit at room temperature for at least 43 minutes up to two hours so that the water can fully absorb into the seeds. 2.
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Place the flour mixture on a cutting board and knead the dough for 5 minutes, then cover with plastic wrap and let rest for 30 minutes at room temperature. 2.
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Do not place it on the counter to thaw at room temperature, because this can give bacteria a chance to grow and spoil the milk before it&aposs completely thawed.
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Because copper is a metal, it is (1) liquid at room temperature (2) nonreactive with other substances (3) a poor conductor of electricity (4) a good conductor of heat 4.
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Tuned to pick up near-infrared light and completing a scan in a few femtoseconds (10–15 second), the loop would see the vacuum glowing like a gas at room temperature.
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Place the dough, seam-side down, in a clean bowl, cover the top of the bowl with a clean kitchen towel, and let rest at room temperature for 45 minutes. 7.
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Dust the sides and top of the dough with the dusting mixture, fold the edges of the towel over the top, and let rest at room temperature for 218 hour. 25.
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The low-smell of the fried chicken comes from what KFC claims to be a special "cooking method" that keeps in the flavour and aroma, and it's sold at room temperature.
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The end result was a battery with energy-capacity perks of lithium metal batteries, but with the safety and longevity features of lithium ion batteries that can operate at room temperature.
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A butter-based condiment that can keep at room temperature requires lots of chemicals and binding agents that ultimately form a Spicy Goop with an ungodly viscosity and science-y aftertaste.
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Yet, there was one small problem with this perfect recipe: It required the masa to stay at room temperature—a rule that did not fly with the health and safety department.
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I ran a small, informal tasting in the WIRED office and found Air's vodka to be sweet and slightly viscous, even at room temperature, with a sharp, almost isopropyl-like aroma.
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Let the dough sit, covered, at room temperature for 2425 to 33 minutes (it should be puffy and about doubled), then cover and refrigerate overnight or up to 23 hours. 235.
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For example, mutations have been found in fruit flies which have normal function at room temperature, but are lethal to the flies if you attempt to grow them in lower temperatures.
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Poached, skin on, deboned, and sliced neatly, it's served at room temperature on a bed of cucumber, accompanied by dipping sauces and a bowl of warm rice laced with chicken fat.
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Anyway, oil goes rancid pretty quickly at room temperature and since I've been savoring this oil so much, I store it in the fridge to make sure it doesn't go bad.
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The company claims that its new electrolytes can work the same as a cathode; are conductive at room temperature, can be more stable, less flammable, and can be produced in high volumes.
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Anyone who has ever observed the fact that Halo Top mysteriously remains solid after hours of sitting at room temperature on the counter would probably say this suit is a little unnecessary.
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The texture is sticky, pliant, and BENDY, and, at room temperature, its vanilla ice cream-colored insides achieve a "cheese pull" of which any grilled cheese or Instagram goblin would be envious.
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Many recipes will call for eggs or butter to be at room temperature, for example, which takes time: Get those ingredients out and let them come to room temperature before you start.
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Hydroxyurea is already on the World Health Organization's essential medicines list, is available in generic form for about 50 cents a pill and can be stored at room temperature, Dr. Ware said.
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Reds, meanwhile, are to be served at "room temperature," a term derived at a time when many rooms had thick stone walls, and the indoor temperature may have hovered around 22013 degrees.
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Empanadas are a great treat for this in-between time, but also keep well at room temperature — the grace of food built for a warm climate — so you can graze all day.
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Coconut milk, yogurt and mango pulp already made this one thick and creamy, so sending it into cold storage and then defrosting at room temperature did not diminish the texture that much.
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A simple snack cake (like these Whole-Grain Pecan Blondies) or a quick bread (like our Banana-Chocolate-Walnut Bread) doesn't require refrigeration and will last 4 to 5 days at room temperature.
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One of the country's most popular brands, Leche Gloria, is produced on an industrial scale and packaged in bags or cartons, which are stored at room temperature in corner stores in cities everywhere.
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At a temperature of 2,427 Celsius, silicate-based rocks (which are common on 55 Cancri e) can be quite viscous, so this melted rock is probably flowing like water does at room temperature.
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For example, they'd like to know if storing the materials in a vacuum or in cold storage preserved volatile compounds better than standard conditions, namely storage at room temperature under clean flowing nitrogen.
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They slowly added the chemical sodium hydroxide in order to adjust the acidity of the mixture, and then let the sample sit either at room temperature or in a bath of hot water.
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Mushrooms, corn, and potatoes are great for camping because they stay at room temperature for a long time, they have a long life, and when it comes to cooking them it's fairly easy.
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Rather than keeping lobsters and other crustaceans refrigerated, the court said it was already common practice in high-level restaurants and even supermarkets to keep them in oxygenated water tanks at room temperature.
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The naturally present lactic acid bacteria in the cabbage will begin to ferment and break down the vegetables at room temperature for anywhere from three days to a week, depending on the temperature.
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Though condoms are usually served at penis temperature, we tasted them at room temperature on phallic fruits and vegetables—which likely distorted our findings somewhat but was more appropriate in an office setting.
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But there are many different types of fats—and unlike most oils, which are primarily made of unsaturated fats, coconut oil is almost entirely saturated fats—that's why it's solid at room temperature.
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Equally happymaking: David Tanis's new recipe for angel hair pasta with sweet peppers, cherry tomatoes, garlicky bread crumbs and ricotta salata, which tastes as good, perhaps better, when it's served at room temperature.
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Serve the salad warm or hot alongside grilled meat, seafood or poultry, or let it stand on its own at room temperature as a first course, for lunch or in a picnic basket.
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"You need a wood oven, and you need to leave the dough out at room temperature — refrigeration is prohibited — as well as certain varieties of tomatoes and mozzarella from the region," he explained.
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They're equivalent to properties like whether an element is a solid or gas at room temperature, how much energy the atom needs to lose an electron, its radius, atomic weight, and configuration of electrons.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make a Tiramisu Football Cake for the Super Bowl Cakes iced with Italian meringue (like this Coconut Cake with Raspberry Filling) should be loosely covered and stored at room temperature.
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"When cooked food is sitting at room temperature, in that danger zone, bacteria are multiplying rapidly and the more bacteria you're exposed to, the more likely you are to actually get sick," Reynolds says.
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She confirmed our suspicions that storage really does matter — she knows someone who accidentally ruined a $2,000 bottle of wine by keeping it at room temperature and had to pour it down the drain.
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Being at room temperature also makes it ready to go at a moment's notice, so there's no struggling to slap a pad of the good stuff on your toast when you get an inkling.
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Makes ¾ cupPrep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 30 minutes 53 (14-ounce|400 grams) can whole peeled tomatoes 8 tablespoons|113 grams unsalted butter, at room temperature 1 tablespoon sherry vinegar¾ teaspoon kosher salt 1.
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The company had butter left at room temperature for three weeks tested for yeast, mold, bacteria and rancidity, and it was fine: Butterie, BPA-free plastic with spreader, $12.99 Bed Bath & Beyond stores, bedbathandbeyond.
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I found that it softens faster than butter at room temperature and for a pie shell, the dough was a bit softer and more delicate to handle, but the result was tender and flaky.
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Think again: A team of engineers has smashed the world record for sending data down an optical fiber at room temperature when using a new breed of laser, achieving speeds of up to 57 Gbps.
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"It can be served at room temperature and after having sat around for up to three years, but the MRE pizza will be a taste of home in the field," according to Marx de Salcedo.
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Remove the dough ball from the refrigerator and leave wrapped at room temperature until the dough warms to 60 ̊F to 65 ̊ F. (it will be 35-2180 ̊F when it comes out of refrigeration).
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"It's still super pure—not even stored in a fridge," he beams, adding that all he and his colleagues have needed to preserve the drug is a sealed, dark-tinted bottle kept at room temperature.
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Note: This can be eaten at room temperature, but Yoon prefers to heat immediately before serving (preheat pan to medium high, then add the japchae and silkworm pupae in portions and briefly heat until warm).
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The directions on the back of the box indicate that to achieve a crispier texture, the cakes should be thawed before being cooked, which takes one hour at room temperature and 24 hours in the refrigerator.
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Let us guess: Should you want to throw some ketchup on your burger, you'll find it right on the table (at room temperature) in many restaurants, but at home, you probably keep it in the fridge.
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Wrap in plastic wrap and let sit for at least 24 to 23 minutes if you're using "22" flour, or 22 minutes, up to 23 hours at room temperature if you're using all-purpose flour. 5.
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With the move, which required an investment of 140 million reais ($34.3 million), Nestle's two "ultra-high temperature" milks in Brazil, which can be stored for prolonged periods of time at room temperature, have no stabilizers.
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A preset can shave at least a half-hour off the event, but each plate must be identical, and the taste and texture of the food must survive a half-hour or more at room temperature.
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Keeping in mind that I'd be eating at least some of the tahdig at room temperature, I added a little more salt — the colder a dish is when served, the more highly seasoned it should be.
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Just combine sour cream with heavy cream (or buttermilk if you have any), some lime juice and salt, and let it set on the counter at room temperature until it has come together into velvety thickness.
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"For food safety reasons, we do not allow butter to be stored at room temperature, which is the temperature necessary for butter to be easily spread onto a bagel or pastry," she told The Boston Globe.
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Makes: 18 cupcakesPrep: 10 minutesTotal: 1 hour for the cupcakes: 2 1/2 cups|360 grams all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons baking powder 43/2 teaspoon kosher salt 1 cup|250 ml dark Mexican lager, such as Negro Modelo or Pacifico, at room temperature, plus more for brushing the cupcakes 1/4 cup|60 ml whole milk, at room temperature 1 3/4 cup|63 grams granulated sugar 12 tablespoons|345 grams unsalted butter, softened 3 large eggs, at room temperature 21/24 teaspoon lime zest 22 teaspoon vanilla extract for the buttercream: 25 tablespoons|23 grams unsalted butter, softened 24 cups|183 grams confectioners' sugar 218 teaspoons lime zest 27 teaspoon vanilla extract 28-6 tablespoons fresh lime juice 1 tablespoon hot sauce, such as Tapatio 3 tablespoons candied lime peel 1 1/2 tablespoons Tajin seasoning 73.
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If dark matter is a tiny particle, as many theories predict, then the solution is giant vats of liquid xenon, an element that's usually a gas at room temperature, buried deep in mine shafts or in mountains.
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Given that Hemopure is used during transplants to keep organs alive longer, it makes sense that it was used to revive the cells in brains that had been without blood and at room temperature for four hours.
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Lithium is widely used in mobile phone batteries since it is the lightest of solid elements at room temperature and in coming years another surge in demand is expected as electric vehicles become more affordable and mainstream.
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And while it may seem like a minor thing, a sample image from PrimaLuceLab shows a visible difference between keeping the camera cooled to 28.4 degrees Fahrenheit and leaving it at room temperature at 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Through a side door was a similarly stark and windowless space, this one at room temperature, the same setting as the officials' locker room in Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots, about 2,300 miles away.
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So you might try making a starter yourself, combining a cup of water and a cup of flour in a covered bowl and allowing it to sit at room temperature until it begins to bubble and bloom.
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At room temperature, formaldehyde is a gas, but when used in a 37% solution with water, it is known as formalin, explained Nikolas P. Lemos, chairman of the toxicology section of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences.
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Dr. Alferov would recall with pride that in the race to build a prototype of a laser that worked at room temperature, he and his team in Leningrad beat Bell Labs in New Jersey by a month.
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The butter-rich dough hydrates and proofs and proofs, gaining flavor as it sits at room temperature, rests in the chill of the refrigerator overnight, then rises once more on the counter before it meets its maker.
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Adenoviruses can "stay stable at room temperature for weeks" on unclean surfaces, according to Dr. Alex Valsamakis, director of Clinical Virology and Molecular Microbiology and a professor of pathology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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In fact, the world is so hot on its day side that the lava flow, if it exists, "would have a viscosity more similar to water at room temperature [on Earth] than to solid rock," the study says.
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Once the dough has been kneaded into a tight ball, about 10 minutes of kneading, transfer to a large bowl coated with olive oil, cover, and let rise at room temperature until doubled in size, about 1 hour.
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In the helmet scanner, the researchers overcame these problems by using quantum sensors, which are lightweight, work at room temperature and can be placed directly onto scalp - increasing the amount of signal they are able to pick up.
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Pilots from Portugal, footballers from Argentina, very dull boys from Finland—YouTube was the day's end, and love is a fix, like a pint of vanilla ice cream, which I like at room temperature, taken through a straw.
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"We don't knead our bread much, so after the mixture has proved for four hours at 35 degrees Celsius, we just fold it and put it in bread baskets, where it sits covered at room temperature." he says.
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The viruses can "stay stable at room temperature for weeks" on unclean surfaces, according to Dr. Alex Valsamakis, director of Clinical Virology and Molecular Microbiology and a professor of pathology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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Animal fats tend to be more highly saturated than vegetable fats (usually referred to as oils in culinary circles), which is why beef and pork fat are solid at room temperature while olive and corn oils are liquid.
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"The fact that B. cereus can cause food poisoning in leftover rice is something I memorized very early in medical school," he said, noting that pastas, soups and sauces can also be affected when left out at room temperature.
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But, should you be too busy and want a fresher option than something that's been sitting in the grocery aisle for possibly months at room temperature conditions, Little Spoon offers an alternative — at least in New York for now.
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Generally, the more straight chains, the more likely something will be solid at room temperature, so over the past century companies have used hydrogenated trans fats to make solid fats like margarine or to replace lard and beef tallow.
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He may now join the pantheon of notables making claims through media rather than through science journals, such as chemists Martin Fleischman and Stanley Pons, who, in 1989, announced by press release that they'd discovered fusion at room temperature.
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Infection can best be prevented by thorough washing hands after handling poultry, by cooking turkey to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit, and by thawing frozen turkeys in the refrigerator rather than at room temperature, the CDC said.
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But if you keep it in a jar with, like, starter scobe, and you just keep it at room temperature and in a dark place, and sort of just check on it every now and then, it usually is fine.
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"Naegleria doesn't like the cold, so we ship our water samples at room temperature," says Mattioli, who wrapped the coolers tight, drove them to FedEx, and shipped them overnight to the CDC's Environmental Microbiology Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia, for analysis.
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It's worth emphasizing that ASC doesn't require extreme cold for short-term storage: After chemical fixation, a brain can be preserved at room temperature without significant decay "for weeks, months, or perhaps even a year or two," according to Nectome.
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The rule would require all products to have an expiration date, and manufacturers would have to prove that the product's level of N-nitrosonornicotine meets the new standard up to that date when kept at room temperature or in the refrigerator.
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You can make the herb salt, a vital component, two months ahead; you simply chop rosemary sprigs, oregano and thyme leaves, and bronze fennel fronds before adding salt and mixing them together, storing them in an airtight container at room temperature.
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The cake itself is dark and chocolate through and through, a devil's-food cake that's good cold (when it's easiest to slice) and at room temperature (which is what it usually is by the time everyone's been served a piece).
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Then, using an automated headspace sampling system, the bag was filled with nitrogen to equilibrate at room temperature for two hours before headspace was collected onto a thermal desorption unit (TDU) tube packed with 35-60 Tenax-TA adsorbent resin.
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In a 2008 study, Manan Sharma, a microbiologist who studies foodborne pathogens with the U.S.D.A., and his colleagues soaked sponges in ground beef at room temperature for two days to get them extra bacteria-y and then compared common cleaning methods.
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But that technology is aimed at electric car batteries and it does not operate at room temperature — it requires preheating to roughly 192 degrees — something that has been true for virtually all of the lithium metal polymer batteries to date.
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But if wires could be engineered to act as superconductors at room temperature, experts say the lossless electrical transmission would greatly reduce global energy usage and usher in a host of new technologies, such as magnetically levitating vehicles and cheap water-purification systems.
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According to NASA, the spacecraft is protected from solar radiation by a 4.5-inch-thick carbon-composite shield, which despite weighing just 160 pounds should allow onboard instruments to operate at room temperature even during the most intense parts of its journey.
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It turns out that it's illegal in California to sell homemade food unless they are "non-potentially hazardous foods" — foods that are unlikely to grow bacteria at room temperature — like baked goods (cookies, biscuits, pastries), candy, dried fruit, popcorn and dried pasta.
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One other way to combat this, if you have the space is to set oven on a low temperature and put cooked food in the oven while finishing other preparations to keep food safe and hot, rather than sitting around at room temperature.
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Like Pandey and Thapa's superconductivity at room temperature, the implications of Schön's paper were huge—it would have marked the end of silicon-based electronics in favor of organic electronics, extending Moore's law indefinitely and drastically reducing the price of electronic hardware.
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One of the most revealing, reported by Elizabeth Repasky of the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo in 2013, found that tumours grew faster in mice housed at room temperature (22°C), as they are normally, than in their preferred 30°C.
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But many of the dishes on the elaborate, inviting and creative menus in the book can be made in advance — they're often designed to be served at room temperature — so you have a chance to plan and tweak before the doorbell rings.
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Under Cottage Food Law, it's illegal in California to sell homemade food unless they are "non-potentially hazardous foods" — foods that are unlikely to grow bacteria at room temperature — like baked goods (cookies, biscuits, pastries), candy, dried fruit, popcorn and dried pasta.
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Cakes and pastries Keeps for: Up to a week in the fridge Cakes and pastries can actually be left at room temperature on the snacking table for up to two days; you'll want to cover loosely with plastic wrap to keep them moist.
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If these types of cakes are stored at room temperature and the room happens to be warm, the icing will get too soft and the layers will slip and slide around or the icing will melt and droop down the sides of the cake.
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In this case, the company (which was not named in the report) claimed it "cleaned, sliced, and dehydrated [the placenta] at 115°F–160°F, then ground and placed [it] into about 115–200 gelatin capsules, and stored at room temperature," the CDC report said.
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Unless you have exceptional planning skills (teach us your ways), this scenario will likely sound familiar: the table is set, dinner is in the oven, friends are popping by soon — and the rosé you picked out is sitting on the counter, still at room temperature.
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When the United States started sending Dream Teams of NBA stars to the Olympics, the idea was to deliver just that sort of experience—unblemished, shelf-stable, completely stress-free dominance that could be consumed safely by members of all relevant demographics at room temperature.
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Harry J. Klee, a professor of horticultural sciences who led the study, and his colleagues took two varieties of tomatoes — an heirloom and a more common modern variety — and stored them at 41 degrees Fahrenheit before letting them recover at room temperature (68 degrees Fahrenheit).
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If you are entertaining but do not prefer last-minute preparations, as this dish demands, don't hesitate to prepare it an hour in advance and serve it at room temperature, glossed with an extra glug or two of good olive oil as a final flourish.
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Like, for instance, you could make this recipe for chicken ragù with fennel for dinner tonight, and then make the leftovers into a filling for these hand pies (above) that Kim now sends off to school with her kid, to eat at room temperature.
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He says cooked food should be left out for no longer than two hours, so a pizza sitting out at room temperature all night instead of being properly refrigerated has a higher risk of being contaminated with bacteria that can lead to food poisoning.
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A bowl of olives, a burnished slice of roasted feta cheese, a smoky eggplant dip, perhaps some lemony stuffed grape leaves or a plate of creamy hummus: These are all mezze, tapas-like appetizers that are served at room temperature, meant to accompany drinks and conversation.
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That is about 25,000 times greater than the air pressing against you here on the surface of Earth, and the water is squeezed into a type of ice known as ice VII, which is about 60 percent denser than usual water, and solid at room temperature.
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Most nutrition experts and doctors agree it's best to favor fats that are liquid at room temperature and high in unsaturated fat, like olive oil or avocado oil, while sticking to limited amounts of foods high in saturated fats, like those in dairy, coconut oil, and meat.
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It's pretty incredible, given how difficult it is, that we've achieved the high vaccination rates we enjoy today — but it's obvious that if we figured out how to produce vaccines that could safely be stored at room temperature, it'd become way easier to get every child all the vaccinations they need.
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In an effort to investigate a potential link between genetics and chilling-associated flavor loss, the researchers stored a variety of red ripe tomatoes at 41 degrees F (5 degrees C) for one, three, and seven days, after which the fruits were stored at room temperature for either one or three days.
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Pre-batching cocktails instead of playing bartender, choosing to serve simple dishes at room temperature versus a high-concept feast and cuing up a Spotify playlist from a popular restaurant instead of making one (Kayne swears by the one for Jon & Vinny's) are some of the things she checks off in advance.
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