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That is when it cools off enough so that its surface hardens a bit, before the interior moisture can begin to soften it again and after the danger of scorching the palate has passed.
A real difference between hot and cold water is that the hotter a substance is, the faster it radiates its heat away into the surroundings; that is, it cools off at a faster rate -- more degrees per minute.
But in the evening when it cools off, people jump in and relax.
They will slack off if the heat gets really brutal, but as long as it cools off at night they'll keep blooming for months.
"There are some who have said, 'The heat's a little hot in this kitchen, give us a call when it cools off,' " he said.
If it wanders too much it cools off, quenching any possibility of fusion.
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Let it cool off.
"There isn't anything we can do but let it cool off," Captain Seelig said.
"Look, we'll give it a few weeks, let it cool off.
Bake it and get the potatoes crisp on the edges and the tomatoes wilted, then let it cool off.
The owner wrote "I unplugged it and let it cool off.
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