Holding a melon half over a colander set in a large bowl, use a regular dinner spoon to carve out bite-size chunks of melon, letting them fall into the colander.
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I let the fresh oysters drain in a large colander.
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Use a box grater or push them thru a colander !!
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" -Kate Gonaughts "The hat is a recycled colander for spaghetti.
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Lift the leeks out and drain in a colander. 22.
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I emptied the pasta into a colander over the sink.
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Place in colander and run under cold water until cool.
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The first with the right to wear a colander in Russia!
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Equip tip: Think a colander is just a bowl with holes?
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It's of a man with a metal colander on his head.
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Cooking won't feel like such a drag with this Mickey colander.
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Someone shoved Vale to the snowy ground, knocking off his colander.
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Our first night living together, Steve accidentally broke my small colander.
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When beef is cooked strain into a colander, reserving the liquid.
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It features a built-in collapsible colander so you can rinse and chop all at once — or you can store scraps in the colander while you're cutting, removing it when you're ready to throw them away.
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Salt liberally and allow to weep set in colander for one hour.
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Strain the soaked sticky rice in a fine colander and set aside.
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Place the tomato halves in a colander and sprinkle liberally with salt.
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More truth won't fit through the tiny colander of the telephone receiver.
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Drain in a colander, rinse under cold water, and cool completely. 8.
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Vale wore a silver colander on his head and a cardboard box.
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Remove from heat, drain in a colander, and place in a bowl.
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It takes up less storage room than a regular colander, as well.
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Remove chicken from buttermilk mixture; drain in a colander, turning occasionally, 10 minutes.
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Frisby, who had been caught in a colander and kept in a cage.
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Just a few weeks ago, Twitter freaked out over the ingenuity of putting a colander inside a pot of boiled pasta to strain it, which honestly, also seems unnecessary since the classic way of using a colander works perfectly fine.
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So why did he insist on being photographed with the colander on his head?
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Rinse black eyed peas in a colander and remove any broken beans or stones.
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But it's not dishwasher safe, so make sure to wash the colander by hand.
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Sticking to my traditional method, I used the trusty colander to strain my pasta.
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Drain into colander, then cold flash noodles in a bowl of ice water. 3.
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Sprinkle with sea salt and put into a colander over a tupperware or saucepan.
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Pass through a colander to remove all seeds and skin from the tomatoes. 3.
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Strain the braising liquid through a metal colander into a saucepan to remove solids.
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Vale wore a stainless-steel colander on his head, with foil antennae sticking out.
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This means no shortage of possibilities for Washington to turn into a giant colander.
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Fine-Mesh Strainer A colander is really only useful for straining pasta, or washing produce.
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The two parties normally had a capacity to leak like a colander, especially the Israelis.
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Halve the remaining squash and transfer the seeds to the colander with the other seeds.
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Yeah, the thing that looks like a perforated space helmet, but it's actually called a colander?
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Repeat procedure multiple times, depending on the size of your colander, until the dough is gone.
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Gently transfer the bean curd to a colander set in the sink and drain thoroughly. 2.
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Place the lettuce in a colander set in the sink and toss it with salt. 2.
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Brandi Colander, the former Interior Department deputy assistant secretary for Land and Minerals Management, will testify.
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But even if your home resembles a colander, finding all the holes may be a challenge.
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People were looking at the crescent shaped shadows and taking pictures of them with a colander.
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Drain the potatoes and press them against the colander to squeeze all the water out. 4.
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Remove cauliflower and transfer to a colander and rinse in very cold water to stop the cooking.
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Well, Mr. Jay at one point puts a repurposed colander to dazzling effect, so probably pretty magical.
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The mice had ruined the proofing basket, so she improvised with a colander and a dish towel.
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Instead, store them in a colander or a woven container in the fridge so air can circulate.
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As she had some of her chemotherapy infusions, she made a clay colander and a bird's nest.
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Bellemain Stainless Steel 5-Quart Colander, $17.50, available at AmazonBefore I owned a colander, my method of separating excess liquid from things like pastas and vegetables was carefully tipping my saucepan to its side over the sink, which takes steady and strong hands that I do not have.
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She needs time to sit and go through her thoughts like going through a colander of snow peas.
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Remove and drain in a colander, adding fresh topini to the boiling water and repeating the process. 6.
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Pour the mixture into a colander lined with cheese cloth, set over another container to collect the whey.
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Remove the melon from the colander and add to the bowl of fennel along with the chopped halloumi.
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Sprinkle the eggplant slices liberally with salt and place them in a colander in the sink to drain.
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It included everything I didn't want to think about buying: a colander, mixing bowls, wooden spoon, and more.
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Scoop the batter into a colander set over a large bowl to drain while you make the balls.
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Transfer the mushroom mixture to a colander to drain for 20 minutes, or until cool enough to handle.
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Instead of placing the colander in the sink and then taking the boiling pot of water to it, the reverse is pictured; the colander is placed atop the boiling pot of water, fitted snuggly into it and then the combined pair are flipped over in unison within the sink to strain.
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Using a slotted spoon, transfer the eggs to a colander and run under cold running water for 1 minute.
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Remove the cooked herbs with a slotted spoon place in a colander lined with cheese cloth or paper towel.
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This mixing bowl and colander set from Epicurious delivers on quality and quantity with five items for just $39.
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By the time the Pixel 3 launched last year, it had leaked more than a colander on Splash Mountain.
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This metal colander from the Disney Store is colorful, and the Mickey pattern doesn't make it any less effective.
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There are obvious ones like pots and pans, but also more surprising ones like a colander and fish spatula.
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Transfer the filling to a colander set over a bowl to remove any excess liquid and to cool completely.
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After a few minutes of constant stirring, he used a colander to retrieve the resin, now a dull green.
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It results in a mound of pasta sitting inside the hot pot, while the empty colander is simply tossed aside.
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Rinse the vegetables with water, drain in a mesh strainer or colander, and press or shake to expel excess water.
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It holds a set of measuring cups and spoons, a colander, a strainer, and a large and small mixing bowl.
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If using fresh cherries, pit them over the colander, letting any juices fall into the bowl and discard the pits.
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We felt extra edgy—a feeling that had started to drain out of the culture, thanks to Giuliani's creepy colander.
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Drain the peas in a colander, and place on a towel-lined baking sheet to cool and dry, do not rinse.
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"Imagine trying to find a slightly bigger piece of spaghetti in a colander of spaghetti, and it's moving," Dr. Mason said.
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That's why I love the Scoop Plus from Joseph Joseph — a $10 kitchen tool that's a colander, scooper, and much more.
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First you'll wanna put them in a colander and rinse them in the sink, separating all the goopy bits from the seeds.
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Joining OTOTO's Nessie Ladle and larger Colander Spoon kitchen accessories is the smallest version of the design shop's Loch Ness monster family.
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Each cocktail table had a copper colander filled with a mix of anemones, eucalyptus, kale, cabbage and more greenery designed by Bloominous.
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If using frozen cherries, pour them into the colander and let them thaw fully, allowing their juices to fall into the bowl.
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First, she hulled a big colander of strawberries, then covered them in sugar and vanilla beans and let them soak for 30 minutes.
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Made from dishwasher-safe and flexible polypropylene, the bowler hat colander is perfect for straining washed fruits and vegetables, or for straining pasta.
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Plus, the basket can double as a colander, and the green outer bowl can be used to serve the salad once it's ready.
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Use tongs, instead of a colander, to drain the tagliatelle so some water clings to the pasta instead of going down the drain.
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Toss eggplant with 1 tablespoon of salt and drain in a colander set over a bowl, covered, for 30 minutes to 1 hour.
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It's the sandy base that makes all the difference — it drains like a colander, playing fast and firm even in the frequent downpours.
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In an effort to flaunt his religious beliefs, Filin insisted on wearing his knitted colander hat atop his head in his driver's license photo.
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If you don't opt for the collapsible salad spinner or the nine-piece set, a collapsible colander is another good way to save space.
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The colander like top catches the coarse bits too without clogging so you have the choice of adding them to the gravy/dressing/etc.
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Pour the contents of the pot into a colander or directly into a clean sink that is lined with a strainer to catch solids.
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We do not need to fire up old stoves with coal or oil, or empty heavy pans full of lobster soup into a colander.
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The kitchen seemed to have all the basics you'd need for cooking, from pots and pans, baking trays, a colander, and a cheese grater ...
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Toss cucumbers and salt together and place in a perforated pan or in a colander over a bowl and let sit for 2 hours. 2.
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Personally, I think it's adding the butter and parmesan to the hot noodles while they're still in the colander, BUT I DON'T KNOW THAT FOR SURE.
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Ms. Zawadzki helped an older woman near her station pry the lid off a jar, and ducked cheerfully as someone passed a colander over her head.
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One industrious fan fashioned his from dozens of Natural Light beer cans and topped it with a colander, a creation he hoisted giddily in the air.
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"The leeches are hungry," Natasha Bogdanova, an employee of the International Center for Medicinal Leeches, observed as she ladled warm blood into the cloth-lined colander.
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Transfer the vegetables to a colander set over a bowl or in the sink and let the filling completely drain and cool before filling the wrappers. 8.
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If a collapsible colander still seems too big or isn't necessary for your kitchen needs, this crescent-shaped strainer can be attached to pots, pans or bowls.
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She pushes the breakfast things to one side, fills the colander with dead frogs from the fridge and starts rinsing and patting them dry on kitchen towels.
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Transfer the bowl and colander to the refrigerator and let the melon stand until drained of most of its liquid and chilled, at least 30 minutes. 53.
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The earliest moment I recall from the day is lying in an industrial tube with a kind of upturned colander over my face, fighting waves of claustrophobia.
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While the name might make it sound like some high-tech kitchen gadget, the Scoop Plus is really just a combination of a scooper and a colander.
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Shopping done, she was off to meet friends, leaving you standing on the street in late midlife holding a bag containing a colander and two tea towels.
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Colander most recently was head of external relations and diversity and inclusion for Charter Communications and before that was associate vice president of the National Wildlife Federation.
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In what is evidently becoming a worldwide phenomenon, a Russian man has fought for the right to wear a colander on his head in his driver's license photograph.
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Inside, you can fit a relatively small steaming colander, and above, there's a large pot for additional steaming, with a roasting tray and lid at the very top.
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Put them in a colander and rinse under hot water for 213 minutes to remove some of their starch, then pat thoroughly dry with a kitchen towerl. 230.
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Instead, I set a footed colander inside my stockpot, added a couple of inches of water and laid several small, pale-fleshed Japanese sweet potatoes inside to cook.
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It's similar to the one a Vinz Clortho-fied Tully wore in the original, though the older one is much more obviously a colander with wires attached to it.
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"Start up gear included a hair dryer, colander, tin dustbin lid and a washing machine, set at 1400 revs" Kate recalls — although thankfully this method is now a distant memory.
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On any given day, the Epicurious 5-Piece Mixing Bowl & Colander Set would set you back $99, but you can get it today for $39 — a savings of 60 percent.
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This food-prep set includes a large mixing bowl, a colander, a sieve, a smaller bowl with marked measurements, four measuring cups (quarter, third, half, and cup), and a tablespoon.
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They set out glass jars teeming with medical leeches, or Hirudo medicinalis; a colander with a fine, porous surface; a bolt of cheesecloth; and a jug of fresh cow's blood.
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You won't need a colander to keep your pasta, beans, or veggies from sliding down the drain when you clip the Kitchen Gizmo Snap 'n Strain onto your pot first.
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Just fasten the Snap 'n Strain in place before draining the cooking water and your food is safely contained in the pot — no need for a colander or separate strainer.
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He has a professional machine that makes lots of noodles at a time, but suggests if you don't, you suspend a colander over a pasta pot and push the batter through.
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A sad-looking stuffed bunny sits on a copy of the 1786 "fan chair" by John Cram; a huge inflatable pig appears hypnotized by a light bulb in a silver colander.
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So far, the only other kitchen product in the new Klockren range is a collapsible colander retailing for $7.99 Like the lids, it's also made from silicon and safe for high temperatures.
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Loneliness mingles with rueful comedy, and ordinary things — in "The Balloon," a colander, a toy bear, the bear's missing eye and a black balloon — become transitional objects on their way to metaphor.
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As the sun slowly thins to a crescent, hold the spoon or colander in between the sun and some white card (you'll have to hold it pretty close) to create tiny crescent suns.
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After being tired of praying my food wouldn't accidentally fall into the sink, I decided it was time to get some sort of colander, and it's saved my wrists and pasta so many times.
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But eight installations from 1987 are extraordinary: Each starts with a humble object like a cheese grater, colander or found chunk of concrete meander sitting on the floor on another modest little wooden platform.
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He recently informed me that for his next driver's-license photo, he plans to wear a colander on his head and will claim to be a member of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
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While these are cheap, highly-recommended additions to your kitchen tool collection, Batali says you can substitute by grating the boiled potatoes in a box grater or pushing them through the holes of a colander.
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It's also encouraging anyone who makes tempura 'crunch' to spread it on a baking sheet to cool, instead of leaving it in a metal bowl or in a colander, where the heat can continue to build.
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She passed a random assortment of household items laid bare in the detritus — a solitary teacup, a blackened metal colander and the burned out remains of a washer and dryer — before setting up a metal trap.
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Make the cucumber salsa: Salt the sliced cucumber, place in a colander in a sink, cover with cling-film and use a heavy weight to press the cucumber so as to extract the water from the cucumber.
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I consider stock pots to be functionally identical to pasta pots, and can be made into one using any pasta insert that fits (like this 8-quart insert by Tramontina) or by dumping everything into a colander.
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Place the shrimp in a colander and rinse them under cool running water, Have a medium work bowl ready as you use a paper towel to dry them off, pressing down slightly to squeeze out any extra water.
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The ensuing mayhem sends a clear message: that the Taliban can strike at will, even in ostensibly safe cities like Kabul, where the "ring of steel" security cordon around the capital has been looking more like a colander.
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Though no one is likely to misplace a colander — or a half dozen — in the galley kitchen of his new apartment, it comes with gracious prewar touches like high ceilings, moldings and a generous amount of closet space.
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Having put the colander and tea towels in her room along with her other new things, bedsheets and plates, you spend a long moment looking out of the window as the light changes, thinking: O.K., then, what now?
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In case you're new to this whole experience, the first thing you want to do is scrape out the seeds from the pumpkin and separate them from the pulp by placing in a colander and running under cold water.
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Sometimes, I just drain pasta straight from the pot very slowly and hope that I don't lose any noodles to the sink so as to avoid dirtying an extra colander, but this product has helped me change my ways.
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It's also good to have a colander so you can drain pasta without losing all of it I like to have a bunch of dish towels around rather than just relying on paper towels, it helps keep things clean.
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However, a spokesman with the Arizona Department of Transportation told KNXV that while some exceptions are made for religious headwear, Corbett's colander getup probably shouldn't have been allowed, so the state is going to void the photo and driver's license.
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"I can't venture to say that that many people, when they're being honest, have actually read the rule," said Brandi Colander, who was Interior's deputy assistant secretary for land and minerals management before leaving in September for the National Wildlife Federation.
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This 10-piece stainless steel set is shiny enough to check for food stuck in your teeth and comes with a 10-inch fry pan, 2-, 803-, and 4-inch saucepans with lids, a 9-quart stockpot with a lid, and a colander.
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But because the show was taped yesterday, and details from the interview leaked from the studio audience to the press like water through a colander, we know that Trump told Oz that he doesn't exercise—unless you count hand gestures during campaign events.
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Add the potatoes and cook 1 minute, then add the pasta and cook until 4 minutes left of the prescribed cooking time to al dente and add the beans; cook the remaining 3 minutes and drain everything together in a colander. 3.
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Thus, when Marco Roboto and the RTP3000 pulled up at Londonderry High School, jumped out of the car and started sprinting across the parking lot in colander and cardboard — like, Vale says, "the world's stupidest SWAT team" — reporters pricked up their ears.
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The entirety of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (25) Flynn Lockwood's inventions are all terrible (monkey thought translators, spray-on shoes, "rat birds"), save for one: a machine that looks like a microwave combined with a colander that can convert water to food.
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He is the kind of man who straightforwardly says that he can't remember the colors of his bedroom walls, and the kind of husband who when his wife had the flu and asked for a pot to keep by her bedside, instead fetched a colander.
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De Wilde's fight began two years ago, when officials in the town of Nijmegen told her that she could not use her colander-topped photos for either form of ID. (Her previous driver's license expired, so she hasn't been able to drive since her application was rejected).
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On this April morning, his shelves were bursting with esoterica like the billowy yellow silicone Food Pod (a combination steamer and colander that looks like vegetation imagined by the production designers of "Star Trek," $14.99); the SpreadTHAT titanium butter knife ("It's pretty cool," Mr. Goldsmith said.
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In a pot of salted boiling water, cook your pasta of choice for about one minute less than indicated on the box, drain it in a colander and then, on a high flame, saute it in the pan with the sauce for about a minute or so. 5.
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Here, they teach students how to make their own cheese by combining milk, a starter culture, and rennet, using only a bucket, cloth, and colander Similar to whiskey and wine-making, the basic ingredients and process behind cheese-making may seem simple, but the flavour and texture outcomes vary greatly.
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It also embraced humor and a Dadaist sense of the absurd, as evidenced by Lucinda Childs's "Carnation" (1964), in which the artist placed a colander on her head and a stack of fanned dishwashing sponges in her mouth, or David Gordon's singing of "Second Hand Rose" and "Get Married, Shirley" during the first performance of his finger-wiggling "Mannequin Dance" (21973), which he conceived of while in his bathtub.
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Here are some of the many useful instruments of a late November day around the Thursday of Thanksgiving: baster, bed, belt, blanket, book, boots, bra, bread board, broom, bus, candlestick, carving knife, cash, cell phone, chair, Clingwrap, coat, coffee maker, colander, comb, computer, deodorant, desk, dishwasher, doorknob, dust pan, envelope, faucet, file folder, garbage can, glass, glasses, gravy boat, hairbrush, hair dryer, hand lotion, jar, key, knife, mouse, mug, notebook, paper, pen, pencil, pie dish, pillow, plate, platter, postage stamp, pot, printer, radio, rake, refrigerator, roasting pan, rolling pin, shampoo, shirt, shower, sink, skillet, skirt, soap, socks, sofa, spatula, sponge, spoon, stapler, stove, sweater, table, toaster, toilet, toothbrush, towel, umbrella, underpants, waste basket, watch, wine glass.
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