For this particular feat of culinary chiaroscuro, Mr. DeChellis had dreamed up a complementary pickle -- red watermelon flesh bathed briefly in a brine of watermelon juice and rice-wine vinegar spiked with powdered sansho peppercorns, which smell pleasantly herbal, like hops, and taste like lime zest and tarragon.
Whisk in the remaining butter, then bathe the steak briefly in the pan.
A public defender in the same state told the Boston Globe earlier this week that some migrants are told their kids are going to be taken away briefly to bathe and then "hours later, it dawns on them that their children aren't coming back".
At the end they are briefly bathed in an icy blue light.
The neighboring cells become separated as the limb bud grows, and so they are only briefly bathed in it.
A new analysis of data from a Cassini flyby in 2005 found that the spacecraft was briefly bathed in a beam of electrons shooting from the moon's charged surface.
Instead she bathes the meat briefly in water or milk to give the flour something to stick to, which works perfectly well, although water does make things dangerously flaky.
On Tuesday night, at the Petit Palais, as models were led by uniformed attendants onto caged platforms and briefly bathed in hot light, Mr. Margiela cleverly lampooned the mania for must-have products that drives magazines like Lucky and reduces fashion to brands and marketing.
In contrast to previous methods that involve complex and challenging laboratory techniques, the Japanese-American team of researchers took blood cells from newborn mice, briefly bathed them in a moderately acidic solution, and then returned them to a standard cell culture medium.
The incubating bird may leave the burrow briefly to defecate, preen, bathe, or drink, but it will not go to the feeding grounds until its mate arrives at the burrow.
The city Founded by the Romans, who came here to bathe in its hot sulphur springs, Aachen briefly became the capital of Western Europe under the Emperor Charlemagne during the Dark Ages.
