Like a well-baked croissant, it was golden brown at the edges but impossibly buoyant with butter.
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A panade satisfies the way a really good grilled cheese sandwich does, or well-baked macaroni and cheese.
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Her bagels are palm size, rolled by hand, slowly risen for flavor, boiled and well baked to a chewy crackle.
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As for politics, whatever decline is attributable to that should, by this point, be pretty well baked into the numbers.
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Probably, although at this point, one suspects those who tune out award shows to avoid politics are pretty well baked into the formula.
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Still, Collins totally charmed us and offered some breadcrumbs that PLL fans are sure to pick up for some well-baked Tumblr conspiracy theories.
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According to a number of Twitter users, Wiig's dress strikingly resembled the trappings of a well-baked Italian dish walking down the Oscars red carpet.
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That's because tune-out among those likely to be seriously put off by hearing actors weigh into the political fray has to be pretty well baked into the formula.
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As I began my exploration of Colorado's marijuana tourist trade, it occurred to me that a certain amount of lethargy was, well, baked into the notion from the start.
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Inevitably, there will be those offended by the tone and content of this year's telecast, although frankly, Hollywood's progressive bent is by now pretty well baked into the award-show calculus.
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Trump has become a regular punchline at such affairs, although the fear that his supporters will tune out and depress ratings is, at this point, probably pretty well baked into the formula.
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And while it's common to cite animosity toward speechifying by celebrities for the decline in award-show ratings, by now, those prone to tuning out based on ideological grounds are almost surely pretty well baked into the numbers.
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But this is the last big economic headline to take place before early voting begins most places, and the conditions that will shape voters' perception of the state of the world are pretty well baked into the economic cake by now.
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Consider the here-and-there crunch of chips or small chunks of chocolate in cookies and ice cream, toasted nuts running through a plain butter cake, well-baked golden brown streusel on top of almost anything, cookie crumbs, cocoa nibs or crushed pretzels over something creamy or soft, slippery or gooey, and all kinds of crushed, bumpy, crackly bits over a sundae, especially shards of hard caramel that snap at first bite.
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The ware is nearly always well baked and hard, breaking with a saccharoidal, rarely with a conchoidal, fracture.
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A metallic sound is produced by the fragments of grey ware when struck. Northern black polished ware is thin and perfect in treatment. The clay used is not so well levigated and well-baked as in the case of Grey Ware. It carries black and silver shades.
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Afterwards the bamboo salt contains blue, yellow, red, white and black. Well-baked bamboo salt, with a temperature above 1,500℃, is called “purple bamboo salt” because of its unique purple color, which indicates the best quality. While the quality of bamboo salt cannot be solely determined by color, its crystal structure and hardiness is definitive.
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The most important findings on the site were several coins of the Byzantine emperor Tiberius II Constantine (r. 578–582). Interesting is an iron tool in the form of a knife. Inside the castle and on the flat terraces several ceramic fragments were found. They were of an almost pure clay, well-baked but without any paint.
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The pottery from Loštice have been divided into five basic ceramics categories. The first comprises blister-marked surface ceramics (with the nodules), the second is very well baked, so-called stoneware, the third is made up of soft kaolinite clay, mostly white baked, the fourth includes sand, and the fifth contains graphite.Goš V., Loštice. Město středověkých hrnčířů, Opava 2007, p.
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The most archaic Vani appears to have been a small settlement, containing the log- cabins, also known elsewhere in Colchis. Layers dated to the first phase (c. 800–600 BC) have yielded fragments of baked daub with wicker imprints, pottery—wheel-made, well-baked, black-fired, and polished on the surface—and terracotta figurines of various animals. At that time, Lordkipanidze believes, Vani was an emerging cult center and wielded significant influence over surrounding settlements.
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NBP ware fragments are thin and well-baked and are made of good quality of clay. This region is completely dominated by the N.B.P ware, rather than the black polished ware, as is seen in the eastern parts of Uttar Pradesh in India. Fragments of black-polished ware are thinner in section and are not as perfect in treatment as NBP ware. Fragments of this ware are similar to that of the pottery of period III at Hastināpur.
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As well as brewing beer, The Noah's Ark baked bread for the village, giving rise to the jingle:"For well-baked bread and home-brewed ale, you must come to Lurgashale." The inn became the centre of village life – local meetings were held there, it provided refreshments for the Midsummer Fair held each year, it was the local headquarters of the Swing Riots of 1830, and it has refreshed cricket and football teams after their matches. In 1871, The Noah's Ark was sold to an Arundel brewery and brewing on the premises ceased. In 1906 it was sold again to the Eagle Brewery, for the price of £1,250.00.
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Among the artefacts found are ornaments of semi- precious stones, steatite and terracotta, bangles made of shell and terracotta, copper chisels and knives, arrowheads, rings, terracotta toy cart frames, and animal figures. A depiction of a human torso made of terracotta was another important finding: this is well-baked, but the arms, head and lower part of the body are broken off. Pottery with various types of drawings and engraved designs were also found. Other findings include conch-shell bangles, slice, terracotta toy cartwheels and frame, bangles, triangular cakes, bull figurines,pecker points and trimmer made of bone, micro gold beads, carnelian drill-bits, dish on stand, bowls, miniature pots, etc.
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Writing for the Los Angeles Times, Philip Brandes praised the play's narrative structure but noted that some of the dialogue "reads like a laundry list of liberal activist accusations". The play has been widely produced, including shows at the La Jolla Playhouse, Houston's Alley Theatre, and an Off-Broadway premiere at the Manhattan Theatre Club at New York City Center that Jesse Green of The New York Times described as "well-baked but not quite filling". At the same time that she was writing The Cake, Brunstetter started work on the new Starz series American Gods, based on Neil Gaiman's novel of the same name. As part of the writing team for American Gods, Brunstetter helped develop the character of the goddess Easter.
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