Deglaze the pan by stirring and scraping up any browned bits from the bottom.
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Bring to a boil and cook, scraping up any bits from the bottom of the pan.
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Deglaze pan by pouring ½ cup lamb stock into the pan and scraping up browned bit using wooden spoon.
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Hackers have been scraping up personal details and contacting providers' call centers, disguising themselves as the account owner, said Edwards.
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The ship bounded through the Pacific Ocean, scraping up against the Great Barrier Reef and stopping in New Zealand and Tahiti.
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Add the wine, beef stock, and Worcestershire sauce and mix well, scraping up the browned bits from the bottom of the pan.
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Maisel is already scraping up against the number of ways she can fail but still succeed without utterly destroying the show's narrative.
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Deglaze the pan with the white wine and cook, scraping up the bits from the bottom of the skillet, until reduced, about 1 minute.
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"By pounding the pavement and finding every dollar that was out there, we ended up scraping up a good several hundred thousand dollars," Melissa exclaims.
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Add the wine to deglaze, scraping up all the brown bits from the bottom of the saucepan, and reduce by half, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Add the wine and cook on high heat, scraping up all the brown bits in the pan, until almost all the liquid evaporates, about 3 minutes.
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And if they qualify then the city would pay the down payment for the house, so they don't have to worry about scraping up the down payment.
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With any mining, even for exotic new drugs deep underwater, come concerns about feasibility, cost, and the environmental impacts of scraping up all that life—even if it's for a good cause.
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It's the online privacy nightmare come true: a company you've never heard of scraping up your data trails and online bread crumbs in order to mine some of the most sensitive information about you.
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Vito pulls out old chrome plates, scratched by God knows how many spoons scraping up every last dribble of melted ice cream and marshmallow, that look like they could have come from Paul Revere's workshop.
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After a 13-21 loss on Wednesday to the Penguins in Pittsburgh in Game 22 of the series, the Flyers rallied for a 275-1 victory in Game 2 on Friday, scraping up some mojo.
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As someone who regularly uses multiple utensils (and yes, even my fingers) to make sure that I am scraping up every last lick of Nutella, I can tell you that getting to the bottom of certain condiment containers isn't pretty.
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Yet even with stocks scraping up against a record high, some investors remain cautious in light of uncertainty about the Fed's plan for rates, upcoming U.S. elections and potential ripple effects as the UK begins to move forward with its exit from the European Union.
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It's hard to imagine Mario Buatta or Nate Berkus spending three months sleeping on a mattress in a corner of a client's farmhouse in New York's Hudson Valley scraping up old linoleum with a putty knife, or cooking chili in a makeshift outdoor kitchen.
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That crew member&aposs vision can be hindered by shadows or glare, which in turn can lead to the refueling boom scraping up against the surface of the aircraft receiving fuel — a major concern for stealth aircraft, which need their coating intact in order to remain hard to detect.
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Add the cider vinegar and boil to reduce to a dessertspoonful, scraping up the bits and bobs stuck to the ≥ bottom of the pan as you do so.
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Steenbok typically browse on low- level vegetation (they cannot reach above 0.9 m), but are also adept at scraping up roots and tubers. In central Kruger National Park, Steenbok show a distinct preference for forbs, and then woody plants (especially Flueggea virosa) when few forbs are available. They will also take fruits and only very rarely graze on grass. They are almost entirely independent of drinking water, gaining the moisture they need from their food.
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Diagram of the Asthall barrow The barrow stands high, and is about in diameter. It was recorded as high around 1907, but, in 1923, as high. It is covered in trees, likely planted in the nineteenth century, and surrounded by a high dry stone retaining wall. The presence of Romano–British grey wares in its soil, like the downward sloping surrounding land, suggests that it may have been constructed by scraping up the surrounding topsoil.
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Farming was made difficult by dust storms, which over the next two years took its toll on crops and livestock. After watching a Marine Corps aerial team, led by Capt. Clayton Jerome, perform aerobatics in open- cockpit biplanes, he was determined to become a Marine aviator. Foss worked at a service station to pay for books and college tuition, and to begin flight lessons from Roy Lanning, at the Sioux Skyway Airfield in 1938, scraping up $65 to pay for the instruction.
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The series begins with 9-year-old Ned Flemkin finally scraping up enough money to buy a pet. However, upon reaching the pet store, the only thing he can actually afford is a newt. Dubbing his new pet "Newton", Ned quickly tires of it, since Newton just lies on the rock in his bowl. Complaining to the pet store owner that his new pet is not very active, the owner gives Ned a can of "Zippo for Newt" pet food but warns Ned not to give his pet too much.
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Feeding takes place shortly after the tide retreats while the sediment is still wet. The proboscis is extended like a scoop, first scraping up the sediment and detritus close to the burrow entrance and ingesting it, and then extending with the tip moving progressively farther away. The proboscis becomes thinner and narrower as it lengthens and may reach in length. The dorsal surface of the proboscis is pressed against the wet sediment, and sand and debris particles are coated with mucus and moved by cilia along the grooved, ventral surface to the mouth.
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It was around this time that his love for hip-hop music led to Rosario starting to write rap songs with friends and on his own. Scraping up any sort of equipment he could, he had a makeshift recording setup that was responsible for 2 full-length releases (Under the name of Orikal), Unquestionable (2003) and Visions of Elevation (2004). These records were primarily produced by a producer he met on a Sage Francis internet forum by the name of Hiphopapotamus. Due to differences between the two, Hiphopapotamus and Orikal parted ways.
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The güiro () is a Latin American percussion instrument consisting of an open- ended, hollow gourd with parallel notches cut in one side. It is played by rubbing a stick or tines along the notches to produce a ratchet sound. The güiro is commonly used in Puerto Rican, Cuban and other forms of Latin American music, and plays a key role in the typical rhythm section of important genres like son, trova and salsa. Playing the güiro usually requires both long and short sounds, made by scraping up and down in long or short strokes.
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We > had bitten off more than we could chew. It was hard, seeing a band of > second-class riders riding across Flanders, scraping up a handful of > centimes to help cover the costs. The same happened in 1914. No van > Hauwaert,Cyril van Hauwaert had become a hero by rising above his humble > origins to achieve relative prosperity as a cyclist, "the man who had made > it thanks to the bike," as Rik Vanwalleghem put it no Masselis, no Defraeye, > no Mosson, no Mottiat, no Van Den Berghe, all forbidden to take part by > their French bike companies.
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The HQ of the XIV Reserve Corps reviewed the German performance in the battle; the best efforts of the 52nd Division and the 26th Reserve Division had not prevented the French from advancing on a front, after preparing the ground with artillery and mortar fire. German counter-attacks had failed to recapture the lost ground, which the German commanders judged to be a serious defeat. The reviewers concluded that counter-attacks would have to be bigger, with more artillery preparation. Scraping up men and improvising units with unfamiliar leaders had led to men not following orders, even when they were appropriate, particularly at night.
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