It spins around in its shell.
Don't reach in its shell to get it out!
Though all her attention is on singing now, her style hasn't gotten more expansive; it has just hardened in its shell.
When cut in half, each half is a perfect size for an individual serving, and it can be baked and served right in its shell.
(NB: an internet meme is doing the rounds suggesting a Julia Child technique of cooking the egg in its shell for 10 seconds prior to cracking it. I haven't found this really helps).
The aguachile, fine fat shrimp cured in a sharp broth of citrus and kombu seaweed, could pass for a course at Providence were it not for the chile heat; a scallop in its shell, briefly broiled under a sprinkling of buttery bread crumbs saturated in squid ink, is lovely.
She picked up each lobster, looked it in the eyes, checked its antennas to make sure they had not been chewed by other lobsters and rolled it on its back to see if it was lively and had no holes or cracks in its shell.
Boil a saucepan of water, and into this dip each egg whole, in its shell, while you count to about 30, then take it out.
If you have large and small crabs together, you can put small rocks or a small natural sponge in the water dishes so that it is deep enough so large crabs can let water in its shell, but small crabs will not become trapped in the water dish and drown.
The whelk, which had been cooked in its shell, was slightly less successful.
Each of the figures shown in its shell is a complete sculpture and can be compared with its original artifact.
