Sentence examples for potato dust from inspiring English sources

He had added potato dust to the cloth to increase its weight.

Based on the thermo-gravimetric analysis (TGA), sweet potato dust and magnesium dust were selected as the representative dusts with homogeneous and heterogeneous combustion mechanisms, respectively.

As the particle size decreases, the (dp/dt)max for sweet potato dust will increasingly rise and gradually approach to a stabilized value, but for magnesium dust, the increase of (dp/dt)max becomes pronounced only in the range of smaller particle sizes.

It is found that, for sweet potato dust, the increased initial pressure will promote the explosion process (or with high PR) for the dust cloud with high concentration due to the augmented oxygen concentration, but for the dust cloud with low concentration, the increased initial pressure will suppress the explosion process due to the increased resistance in devolatilization.

If you want to highlight the sweetness of the sweet potato dust them lightly with cinnamon or allspice and then mix them with the zest and juice of one orange (for four portion sized amounts).

Grilled lamb chops were juicy, served with terrific lemon potatoes dusted with fresh parsley.

Schab ze sliwkami morelami translated into pork roast with prunes and apricots, a generous dish that included two thick slices of pork stuffed with fruits, served along with two boiled potatoes dusted with fresh dill.

The ideal side dish for this are simple steamed, peeled potatoes, dusted with finely chopped parsley.

If you're making a nicoise salad, use salmon instead of tuna or serve it with roasted potato wedges dusted with za'atar.

TOT-FRIENDLY TOUCHES Within three minutes of being seated at this elegant Indian and Latin fusion eatery, diners with children get a complimentary plate of sweet potato fries dusted with chaat masala.

I love all the "snacks" that kick off the menu: fine, crusty baguette with whipped butter laced with rich brown crabmeat, potato crisps dusted with Japanese furikake (dried seaweed and spice mix) to swoop through a cloud of cod's roe.