Sentence examples for ripen more from inspiring English sources

If your mangoes are firm, put them in a paper bag to ripen more quickly.

That will reduce the emission of ethylene gas, and the bananas will ripen more slowly.

Since grapes grown in warmer areas have a longer growing season and thus tend to ripen more than in cooler areas, they become sweeter and less acidic.

The study warned that the higher temperatures could have devastating consequences for wine grapes, which could ripen more quickly and be of poorer quality, and for cows, which could produce less milk.

Foods created by genetic engineering -- the insertion of the DNA from one species into another -- have been controversial since 1992, when a bacterial gene was inserted into a tomato to make it ripen more slowly.

In an article posted on the company's website about its move into the facility last year, officials said it would give them the ability to ripen more than two million cartons of avocados each year.

"What we were adding wasn't growing, and when we stopped adding that, the cheese ripened more gracefully and deliciously," Mateo Kehler said.

Experimentally, we find that Pt supported by N-HOPG is more disperse, more catalytically active and suffers less particle ripening than native HOPG, while Pt supported on Ar-irradiated HOPG is slightly more active but ripens more than Pt on native HOPG.

Claudia Roden also reports that her lemon pickle ripens more quickly if the slices are frozen before they are salted.

During further filling they are pressed into the casing and will grease the interior of the casings lowering their porosity, making smoking, drying and ripening more difficult.

It is also possible to just use the brown paper bag; it won't ripen as quickly as when fruit is added but it will speed up ripening more than leaving it uncovered.