Sentence examples for dry crust from inspiring English sources
As the moist heat suffuses the fish, it should take on a tangy, dry crust but stay juicy near the central spine.
When the beef patty hits the hot grill, the water at the lower surface quickly boils away, producing a very thin, dry crust, actually a transparent gel, called the desiccation zone.
During this stage, one can no longer describe the droplet as a liquid system containing solids, having to regard it as a wet particle with a dry crust and a wet core.
Summoning God sanctifies violence and intransigence; an equitable peace becomes impossible when compromise is blasphemy.A dry crust and peaceFor Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, this week's murders were the result of incitement by the Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, who urged Palestinians to defend al-Aqsa.
The exceptions were a special, veal Valdostana, a thin-pounded chop that looked spectacular on the plate but was overbreaded and overloaded with melted cheese; and branzino, the snapperlike Mediterranean fish, which didn't benefit from a dry crust of potatoes and a sauce that was far too sweet.
Furthermore, they measured the way that 'Oumuamua reflects sunlight and found it similar to icy objects from our own Solar System that are covered with a dry crust.
But you can't do that until there's something solid, some dry crusts to slice away.
Dry crusts were exposed to air with a relative humidity of 96% for 72 hours at 15°C in darkness with short cycles of illumination with 200 μmol photons/m2 · s PAR.
For three days we ate nothing but dry crusts; our tongues were so scraped we couldn't move them.
The Caribbean coast site alternates seasonally between thick and dry crusts of salt on the surface in the dry season and flooding by fresh water in the rainy season (Medina et al., 1989).
All rats which had received irradiation showed the appearance of erythema together with desquamation on week 2. In R group, skin breakdown could be found in week 3, with dry crusting and minimal scabbing.
