Sentence examples for coat of fat from inspiring English sources

To make sure you have a good nonstick surface that won't strip off when you cook food, give it another coat of fat or oil, cook it, let it cool, and repeat the process again.

With colonoscopic clarity, the camera shows a pipe with a drippy coating of fat.

They were untrimmed, which meant they came with a generous coating of fat.

Fortunately, the Mangans' love for the lardy men – the existence of whose high-functioning musculature beneath a heavy coating of fat must be largely taken on trust – and the event has grown commensurately.

Whether made in a Breville, a press or a frying pan; whether you butter the outside of the bread or the appliance itself, a genuine toastie needs an outer coating of fat to which there must be a direct application of heat, so that its exterior develops a magical golden crust.

Apply a thin coating of fat, such as vegetable oil or shortening, to the surface of the skillet.

Spread another coating of fat onto the skillet and bake it for another 2 hours, then let it cool.

"You catch all the rendered grease," he said, as he began to wax lyrical about lacing those drippings with fresh herbs and then basting the meat with coat after coat of herbed fat.

Their coating of salt, fat and the sugar found in the starch of the potato itself reward the brain in a triple punch.

As she has written, these evenly spaced flakes of fat coat the flour, keeping proteins in the flour from bonding with each other and with water to form gluten, which toughens a crust.

As long as the structure of the nerve is intact, and the myelin coating (the protective layer of fat and protein that protects the nerve) is not compromised, there shouldn't be any permanent damage.