Sentence examples for corn powder from inspiring English sources

Crispy pork rinds topped with bright green and red powder (a mixture of spices including lime peel, freeze-dried corn powder and tomato powder) recalled Mexican salsa flavors, and a warm round brioche oozed fragrant truffled cheese.

There are recipes in it for avocado roulades and pistachio butter, veal blanquette, a rabbit "fantasy" (requires one two-pound lobe of grade-A foie gras, chilled), corn powder, a sweet-potato beignet.

These conditions considered include initial pH, inoculum size, total carbon, ratio of glucose to corn powder, NH4NO3 and K2SO4.

Initial pH, ratio of glucose to corn powder and NH4NO3 were found to significantly influence the ribonuclease production.

For conidiation, strain blocks were maintained on straw decoction and corn agar media (SDC: 100 g of straw, 40 g of corn powder, 15 g of agar in 1 L of distilled water) at 28°C for 7 days in the dark followed by 3 days of continuous illumination under fluorescent light.

Drosophila medium consisted of 0.7% agar, 10% glucose, 4.5% corn powder, and 4% dry yeast.

The grain size varied from coarse about the size of grains of wheat or corn (hence the name corned powder)—to extremely fine.

Corned powder burned more uniformly and rapidly than serpentine; the result was a stronger powder that rendered many older guns dangerous.

Cast iron has more than two and a half times the density of marble or granite, and gunners quickly learned that a cast-iron cannonball with a charge of good corned powder behind it was unsafe in any gun large enough for serious siege work.

Among which, yeast extract and corn syrup powder were more beneficial to cell growth than other nitrogen sources.

Amongst organic sources, yeast extract (YE) was favorable for EPS and cordycepin production, while corn steep powder (CSP) was favorable for adenosine production.