Place weight of some sort--a pan, heavy dish or cans--on top to press salmon to help extract liquid and compact the flesh.
It is classified in the subsection Lactaroideae, a grouping of similar Russula species characterized by having whitish to pale yellow fruit bodies, compact and hard flesh, abundant lamellulae (short gills), and the absence of clamp connections.
When it's dark and the cephalopods want to be transparent, the sacs form compact spheres, allowing the animals' glassy flesh to show.
Her sentences are hard and compact, more gem than flesh.
She had put on a lot of weight, was really very solid between bust and hips, but her flesh was compact and warm.
Compact biographies of minor players flesh out the skeleton, along with fascinating facts and potted histories that sketch in the cultural and political context.
To Shepherd, working as a cook in the Rivera kitchen, Trotsky was more than a defender of the working man; he was a person of flesh and blood — "compact, muscular," with the build of a peasant, who clasped a pen "as if it were an ax handle" and liked to feed chickens when he wasn't unspooling his thoughts on the Fourth International.
15 keg and five cask pumps dispense progressive beers, the choice fleshed-out by a compact bottled list of select gems.
My VW bug is relatively compact but in a battle with human flesh, I'm pretty sure it still has the edge.
The shallow cup of the compact looked to be holding a kind of flesh dust, a spare skin.
