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1. A little water is left so that after the cotton is removed the seed can be poured into a mother bottle.
2. A little water is sprinkled around the banana leaf, depicting that food can now be served. (Web site)
3. So little water was available to Koster that he fallowed 600 acres of what would have been a wheat and barley crop.

Thick Paste

1. Add a little water to make thick paste. (Web site)

Liquid

1. I then added a little water to the dissolution in which the product had precipitated, and again abandoned the liquid to rest five days. (Web site)

Dry

1. If it starts to get too dry add a little water. (Web site)

Egypt

1. But the vast stretches of sand and gravel, with very little water, always made this barrier between Egypt and the West a deterrent and an obstacle. (Web site)

Giving

1. Make diamonds shine by giving them a gentle scrub using a toothbrush, toothpaste, and a little water. (Web site)

Sugar

1. Dissolve sugar in a little water and cook it down until the sugar turns brown to create caramel. (Web site)

Pressing

1. Seal all the corners, by pressing the sheets together and applying a little water. (Web site)

Coconuts

1. When one finds coconuts on the ground in Hawaii, they often are older coconuts with very little water and a hard meat. (Web site)

Mixture

1. If the mixture gets too dry, add a little water. (Web site)

Tall Glass

1. Dissolve teaspoon caster sugar in a little water in tall glass. (Web site)

Watering

1. Watering. Too much or too little water after transplanting is a major cause of tree or shrub loss.

Smooth Paste

1. Cool the mixture and grind it to smooth paste with coriander leaves adding as little water as possible. (Web site)
2. Add a very little water and grind them to a smooth paste & liquefy it like normal dosa batter to make dosa. (Web site)

Urad Dal

1. Soak urad dal in little water for 10 minutes. (Web site)
2. First grind urad dal and rice flakes by adding little water. (Web site)

Chalice

1. Chalice - A metal or ceramic cup into which the wine (and a little water) for the Eucharist is poured. (Web site)

Tropopause

1. Typically, very little water is allowed passage through the stratosphere's lower boundary, known as the tropopause.
2. Since rising air currents stop at the tropopause, there is little water vapor above the troposphere.

Spearmint Oil

1. Crème de menthe non-alcoholic mint extract, mint Italian soda syrup, spearmint extract, or spearmint oil with a little water added.

Oil

1. In the oil add all the spices (except the nutmeg, sugar and Kewra) with a little water to prevent burning.

Pan

1. If the chicken sticks to the pan, add a little water or stock. (Web site)
2. If the vegetables stick to the pan, add a little water to keep it moist. (Web site)

Mix

1. Alternate method: Mix a little water, syrup or honey with the powdered herbs and roll into pellet of desired size. (Web site)
2. Powdered milk may be added to the mix ahead of time to simplify preparation, and a little water added at meal time.

Blender

1. Grind the grated coconut with a little water to a smooth paste in a blender.keep aside. (Web site)

Sahara

1. In the Sahel region on the southern fringe of the Sahara, green gunpowder tea is prepared with little water and large amounts of sugar. (Web site)

Salt

1. Add oil, salt and little water.Mix well till crumbly. (Web site)
2. Add fish with a little water,salt and sugar. (Web site)

Potatoes

1. Add the ingredients in the potato package and simmer gently, adding a little water if needed, for about 20 minutes or until the potatoes are tender.
2. Add a little water and simmer until the potatoes are soft. (Web site)

Sticking

1. Add a little water, if necessary, to prevent the mixture from sticking to the bottom of the pan. (Web site)

Sprinkle

1. Put the washed spinach in a pan, add very little water (just a sprinkle) and a pinch of salt. (Web site)
2. Sprinkle a little water so as to coat peanuts with the masala properly. (Web site)

Cook

1. Add little water to tamarind paste, and sprinkle this on the plantain curry, and let it cook for a few more minutes. (Web site)
2. Add little water and cook till tomatoes are pulpy.
3. Reduce flame and cook for 10-15 minutes (until water leaves), if required add little water to cook. (Web site)

Lake Pontchartrain

1. With Lake Pontchartrain almost back to normal levels, little water was flowing out of the city. (Web site)

Gravy

1. Add the soaked paneer cubes, little water and allow it to cook till the gravy becomes semi-solid. (Web site)

Simmer

1. Add a little water and let it simmer for 8 to 10 minutes.
2. That is, boil it in water, then simmer it, covered, until you have a thick brew with very little water.
3. Add a little water and let simmer till the sauce becomes thick. (Web site)

Water

1. Grind the ulunthu without water for a few minutes and then, by sprinkling a little water for 2 or three times, grind the ulunthu to a thick, fluffy paste. (Web site)
2. Drain the water from urud dal and grind it in mixie with little water. (Web site)
3. The flour will look like crumbs; when this happens add a little water each time, and knead until the dough is made and the water is finished.

Paste

1. DRY herbs: Add a little water and work into a paste; may be taken as is or mixed with honey or oil. (Web site)
2. Pound all ingredients to a paste with a little water.

Little Water

1. Add the chopped tomatoes chilly powder, cumin powder, turmeric powder, pepper powder, salt and a little water and fry till the masala separates from the oil.
2. Creme de menthe - Spearmint extract or oil of spearmint diluted with a little water or grapefruit juice. (Web site)
3. Cook the cut pieces of chicken with vinegar, potatoes, salt and a little water in a pressure cooker, upto 1 whistle.

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