(Acrolein, which most cooks recognize as the smell of burnt fats or oils, was used in grenades in World War I because it causes irritation to the lungs and eyes).
Remove all ash and grease from your grill, scrubbing with a metal-bristled brush to remove any burnt-on fats.
His life had been saved, he said, by a band of Tartars, who covered his burnt body in fat and then wrapped him in felt to keep him warm, hence the recurrence of those same raw materials in his work.
Giant hourglasses, a huge brass lectern shaped like a soaring eagle, a Gothic fireplace, a fat half-burnt candle in an iron wall-mount, a pointy hat atop a messy ziggurat of papers, a model of a dragon – all sorts of props and knick-knacks litter the place, proclaiming this solidly refurbished country cottage as mission control of a fantasy world.
In extreme cases, it is not just the fat that is burnt: the actual proteins that build up the muscles are dismantled to allow muscle contraction.
Burnt and mixed with animal fat, it made a dark pigment for moko tattooing.
Based on VFA and the liver-to-spleen density ratio, cryptogenic HCC may be burnt-out NAFLD in which visceral fat remains but liver fat is depleted.
Interestingly, VFA and the liver-to-spleen density ratio measurements supported the theory that cryptogenic HCC may be burnt-out NAFLD with residual visceral fat but with depleted liver fat.
The rest of the guests get the facemeat, and the opportunity to laugh at whatever stooge they nominated for the honor of choking down a viscous bulb of burnt eye film and floppy, cartilaginous ear fat while smiling politely.
