I lightly molded it with my fingers.
The spiritual masters have captured the human gravity towards rituals and have molded it with the art and science of self-discipline in their respective religions.
For a few years, the Wrobels had been making a stuffed tofu roast, grinding and seasoning the soybean curd themselves, molding it in a colander lined with cheesecloth, then glazing it with orange juice and soy.
Steel is weak to fire and physical force (fighting), which molds it to begin with.
Gluten free pastry is difficult to roll out, you may need to mold it into the pie dish with your fingers.
As Soloveitchik states, the Ashkenazi rabbis were less concerned with promulgating the Law transmitted in the Talmud than they were with molding it to suit their own needs.
It is easier to finish the molding with it before it goes on the wall.
For the tartare, Nordin packs diced tuna, flavored with tamari, sriracha chili sauce, shallots and ginger, into a ring mold, tops it with Japanese puffed rice pearls, and sears it, top and bottom, in curry oil.
To address these questions in "Echo of the Inside (Column Cube I)," shown at the Frieze London Sculpture Park in 2011, Ms. Choksi first cast a 50-centimeter, or 20-inch, cube in cement grout and built a single mold around it with latex and cheesecloth.
A dimly lighted semicircle furred with mold, it is three blocks long, leading from Broadway to the No. 1 line subway station at 191st Street through the bowels of an 18-story hill.
