He now hand-cures the York ham for Booths, each one taking three months.
According to court documents, the chef planned to call it Topo Atrio and prepared a menu featuring hand-carved cured ham from the black-footed Iberico pigs and squid ink pasta with head-on red shrimp, cuttlefish and aioli.
I took a laissez-faire approach to the flu, waiting for the invisible hand to cure it.
He first offers an unlikely healing-hands cure for David's backache, and then - a truly significant miracle this - draws from David's heart the miserable accretion of years of cynicism and replaces it with an unquestioning, all-embracing love of mankind.
Computer-controlled machines cut carbon-fiber fabric precisely, but, as if it were in an industrial bakery, the fabric still has to be kneaded into shape and into molds by hand and then cured and baked in giant ovens.
Take my case, which is different yet: a disease that is often fatal, but on the other hand can be cured for some, with -- in my case -- a stem cell transplant.
On the other hand, both fully cured CG samples prepared at rHc show a small frequency dependence of the loss tangent so that critical power-law behaviour is not exactly obeyed.
On the other hand, all PCN/PTMG cured compositions exhibited a single, broad glass transition that shifted to lower temperature as the modifier content was increased and the experimental Tg versus modifier content showed a slight positive deviation from the Fox equation for miscible polymer systems.
In December, a local imam began practicing a ritualistic laying-on of hands to cure Ebola; in the process, he infected more than 50 people before he and much of his family died of the disease.
Apply sunscreen to your hands before curing UV gels.
