Scrape out squash pulp into a large bowl, leaving about a ¼-in.
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When thoroughly cooked, scrape out the insides, and mash using whatever tools you have.
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There's so much you can do with the goopy, seedy mess you scrape out of a pumpkin.
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Scrape out some of the soft bread in the center of each piece, making a small hollow.
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Make the yogurt sauce: Cut the cucumber in half lengthwise and, using a spoon, scrape out the seeds.
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A curette is kind of a metal loop that we use to kind of scrape out the earwax.
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Cut your large cucumber in half and scrape out the excess water and seeds, then chop into small pieces.
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Scrape out as much peanut butter as you can, then fill the jar about one-fourth full with water.
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Split your sub rolls (I like the sesame-seeded variety here) and scrape out a little dough from each one.
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Four pieces have a double-sided sawtooth design to make it easy to cut into and scrape out pumpkins quickly and easily.
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But even then, it's not realistic to expect modern cooks to, say, boil a sheep's head and scrape out all the nose hairs.
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On a secure cutting board and using a sharp chef's knife, carefully cut the squash in half lengthwise and scrape out the seeds.
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In the time it took you to scrape out the pumpkin's guts, this team turned their gourds into a spinning, flickering amusement park carousel.
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The former involves a woman drawing back as soon as she feels a man start to ejaculate, jump up, squat, and scrape out the semen.
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"Nobody knows how to do this anymore," Rabbi Loike told the campers as he demonstrated how to scrape out lungs from a bird's rib cage.
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In an unsettling finale to this strange story, the doctors weren't able to scrape out every last cellular trace of the "twin" from the patient.
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You basically have to scrape out every last bit of ice cream and let the bowl warm up a bit, otherwise your cleaning water will freeze.
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A block away is a bottle recycling center, where people pushing carts filled with the recyclables from across the city converge to scrape out a living.
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Let them scrape out the shapes they want you to carve with the real knife and they still feel included without having to handle dangerous sharp objects.
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The 1.5-quart removable bowl is easy to lift out, thanks to a built-in handle, so you can scrape out all of the ice cream with ease.
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While still hiring at a blistering pace, Britain's economy only managed to scrape out 0.2 percent growth in the first quarter, less than half the euro zone's rate.
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Xenobots could be used to clean up radioactive waste, collect microplastics in the oceans, carry medicine inside human bodies, or even travel into our arteries to scrape out plaque.
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Then reach into the center of the flowerlike thistle and scrape out any purplish spikes you see, along with the white choke lying like a shag carpet over the flesh.
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M Kitchen World Set of 4 Rubber Spatulas, $11.99, available at AmazonIt's best to have a flexible spatula for batters and anything you need to really scrape out of a bowl.
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"I had to have cartilage taken from my ear to rebuild my nose and a couple of operations to scrape out the cartilage because the scar tissue wasn't healing properly," he continued.
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KHAZER CAMP, Iraq (Reuters) - In northern Iraq's vast desert Khazer camp, residents are opening street stalls, taking on odd jobs and trying out entirely new professions, anything to scrape out a living.
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PACARAIMA, Brazil (Reuters) - Surrounded by vultures perched on trees awaiting their turn, Venezuelan migrants scrape out a living scavenging for metal, plastic, cardboard and food in a Brazilian border town's rubbish dump.
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They managed to scrape out an investment from Javelin, but the founders were convinced that they needed to find the right revenue number to make the business work with or without a capital infusion.
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The new caulk will seal better and last longer if you scrape out the old stuff first with a utility knife or razor scraper then use a caulk gun to fill in the cracks.
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According to the Toronto Sun, the Toronto Blue Jays have been acting like a bunch of babies as they try to scrape out a wild card spot in the final week of the season.
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Mean Streets stars frequent Scorsese collaborator Harvey Keitel as Charlie, who works for his loan shark uncle, mostly collecting on debts, while trying to scrape out a living on New York City's Lower East Side.
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When they're soft, cut them open and scrape out some or all of the seeds (leave them in for spicier chile), then use a blender to purée them with the steeping liquid until completely smooth. 2.
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The Rangers were not fazed: J. T. Miller scored his 20.3th goal a minute later, and Mats Zuccarello and Brassard added goals to enable the Rangers to scrape out another victory that should have been easier.
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He's decadent but unfussy, he's comforting, he's nostalgic, and he's easygoing but intense under the surface, once you dig in there with a little piece of endive and scrape out all of those soft, gooey bits.
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The first is certainly possible, even for the offensively challenged Bills, but if Baltimore can even scrape out a tie, then Buffalo ends up being dependent on the results of both the Chargers and the Titans.
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Once the patient is anesthetized, the dentist will open up the tooth and scrape out all the nerve tissue and pulp (blood vessels), then fill it with gutta percha and cap off the whole shebang with cement.
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They'd try to scrape out a near impossible win by any means necessary, up to and including outrageous negative attacks that turn the campaign into a sideshow (for examples of this see the entire Republican primary process).
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The Golden Gophers have big wins over Maryland and Rutgers that look impressive in the box score but have also had to scrape out one-score victories over the likes of Fresno State, Georgia Southern, and Purdue.
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From the retro green alarm clock to the weird mini ladles to the odd magnetized flatware to a bright blue spatula to scrape out jars, it was a delight to shop there, something no algorithm will ever replace.
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"She had a really tough birth because of the issues with her placenta," a source told PEOPLE of the reality star following Saint's arrival in December 2015, when a doctor had to scrape out her placenta by hand.
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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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In RimWorld, this again offers a strong and entirely convincing narrative justification for how only a few people would wind up on a barren planet at the edge of known space, and a reason for them wanting to scrape out a living.
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He was boarding a bus to the malaria-infested gold mines to the east, where he hoped to scrape out enough money to buy food for his family and, eventually, finance an even longer journey: to Ecuador or Peru, where he would follow a stampede of his fellow Venezuelans fleeing the country's economic cataclysm.
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Scrape out the gungy meat from the head, disjoint the claws and carefully remove the meat.
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Akuaku was named by Pāoa, captain of the Horouta waka, around 1350. The name is literally translated as "scraper", or to "scrape out" or "cleanse".
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The nest of the ornate tinamou is circular and made of grass on a turf surface. The male brushland tinamou starts to scrape out a nest once copulation has occurred; several may be constructed though only one is used.
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They prefer sandy coastal areas and avoid gravel beaches and boulder strewn areas. They nest on the shore between rocks or on sand dunes by making a scrape out of the sand or shingle, sometimes lined with some seaweed.
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Also, a relatively small percentage of the population, precisely in the north, are nomads and livestock farming plays a dominant role in their everyday life; for them, livestock and livestock products are the only means where-through they can scrape out a living.
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In the First Test at Old Trafford, Taylor made 124 after an opening partnership of 128, as Australia managed only 289 after being sent in. Australia managed to scrape out a lead of 79,Perry (1999), p. 129. before going on to a 179-run win.
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Scavvies are humans with mutations too obvious to hide, banished from normal settlements. In Scavvie gangs, the very dregs of society scrape out an existence robbing guilder caravans, raiding isolated settlements and just generally scavenging whatever they can to survive. Their bands often include a stable sub-species of mutant, the giant reptilian Scalies. Scavvies have often been known to use bait to lure Plague zombies to attack rival gangs during their raids.
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On the Upper East Side, White Mike, once a wealthy, carefree teenager, now struggles to scrape out a living as a pot dealer; he deals to his former classmates. His mother died a year prior, her treatment consuming his family's wealth and leaving Mike emotionally scarred. Mike's good friend, Molly, does not know he is a drug dealer. Mike's supplier, Lionel, also deals with addictive drug cocktail "Twelve" to Mike's cousin, Charlie.
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Aas was actively involved in the initial phase when the Henie-Onstad Art Centre was founded in Høvikodden, and he was a key adviser to the collection for several years. Aas's simplified forms and used a consensus color scale characterized by green, blue, violet and ocher. He often painted in acrylic or watercolor as well as oil on canvas. He developed a sense of self-criticism, by which he would scrape out and paint over again time after time.
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The trunklines connect into a common discharge channel located at the Headworks D facility. The wastewater flows through up to six bar screen s, which scrape out large material, like rags and sanitary products, and drop the material into two sluiceways that transport the screening into respective washer compactors. The washer compactors help remove organics, which are odor causing and take up space in hauling bins. The washed screenings are then transported via screw conveyors to a large bin.
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After several loan spells during his time with Genoa he moved on a free transfer July 7, 2013 to Parma where he was subsequently loaned to Perugia. On October 6, 2013 Stillo was forced into the game in the 32nd minute after starting keeper Jan Koprivec was sent off, Stillo immediately had to face a penalty kick. While he was unable to stop the spot kick, nine-man Perugia did manage to scrape out a 2–2 draw.
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It is said that the tribesmen launched search parties to locate the severed head of the man; to the Sambals, decapitation was the only permissible form of assassination.It was recorded as customary for the Sambal to execute those who have taken another person's life, unless done by decapitation. Their manner of execution was to bore a hole at the top of the skull and then scrape out the brains. These efforts proved to be futile, and the search was eventually called off.
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Aylett later moved to Wonthaggi, Victoria, to work at the State Coal Mine. In a speech to the Senate in 1942, he recalled being ordered to lie "in cold water under hanging rock which was likely to fall at any moment, and scrape out the mullock which had accumulated there". He refused to do so and was fired, but was rehired the following day after other miners agitated for his return. Aylett eventually returned to Tasmania, working at Deloraine as a mail contractor and later as a farmer at Mole Creek.
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Wood augers have a screw to pull them into the wood, as a gimlet has, and a cutting lip that slices out the bottom of the hole. The auger bit, meant to be used in a brace, also has cutting spurs to cut a clean circle deeper than where the lips scrape out the wood. In construction, augers are used for special drilling rigs to dig holes, or augerating for deep foundation piles. Another use is for piles forming a piling retaining wall, which can be constructed in the same way as foundation piles.
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History of the United States of America, Henry Elson Next, predictably, were these same indentured servants, men who were offered passage to America in return for years of labor. Though some were honest men, wishing to scrape out a new life in the new world, many of these men were criminals, waifs, and convicts, sent to the new world as punishment. The largest social class in the South and Chesapeake regions were the merchants, vendors, and small farmers of the colonies. These people were the rank and file citizens, moderately educated and skilled, but willing to work hard and create the America they needed.
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If successful, a rival male uses his penis to compress or scrape out the sperm inserted previously; this activity takes up much of the time that a copulating pair remains in the heart posture. Flying in tandem has the advantage that less effort is needed by the female for flight and more can be expended on egg-laying, and when the female submerges to deposit eggs, the male may help to pull her out of the water. Egg-laying takes two different forms depending on the species. The female in some families has a sharp-edged ovipositor with which she slits open a stem or leaf of a plant on or near the water, so she can push her eggs inside.
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