Sentence examples for a warm pan from inspiring English sources

Searing meat over a high heat will caramelise the outside, adding an injection of savoury, umami goodness to the finished dish; if you just push it round a warm pan, it'll end up tasting as beige as it looks.

Annie Bell uses bicarbonate of soda as the raising agent in the All Gold Christmas cake recipe in her book Gorgeous Christmas – added to a warm pan of melted butter and apple juice, it fizzes spectacularly.

At his birth it was widely and erroneously believed that he was an impostor who was slipped into the queen's bed in a warming pan in order to provide a successor to the Roman Catholic monarch.

It is cheap, yes, but after the food has been sitting in a warming pan for a couple of hours, the flavor and life are usually all wrung out.

In the past, in less scientifically advanced times, the best verification of royal legitimacy was for a senior official to be present at a royal birth to ensure no sleight of hand with a warming pan to substitute a boy for a girl.

Threatened by a Catholic dynasty, several influential Protestants claimed the child was "supposititious" and had been smuggled into the Queen's bedchamber in a warming pan.

Both claims were dashed in 1688, when James II's queen, Mary of Modena, gave birth to a son and heir, the future Old Pretender, whom William's supporters tried to discredit as a supposititious child, smuggled in via a warming-pan.

It was widely rumoured that he was a "changeling", brought into the birth-chamber in a warming-pan, in order to perpetuate her husband's Catholic Stuart dynasty.

Reserve the whey, and put the curd into a flat, warm pan and turn it over every 15 minutes for a total period of 2 hours.

Cut it into wedges or squares and bring the warm pan to the table: instant starch.

There were soft buns stuffed with the bright purple yam called ube, savory chicken empanadas, crisp lumpia wrappers filled with sweet banana and warm pan de sal.