Sentence examples for sifting to remove from inspiring English sources

Instant grits are made in cereal factories where roller mills crush the corn and put it through successive stages of separating and sifting to remove the germ and the hull.

Supermarket flour is roller-milled and sifted to remove as much bran and germ as possible, making it shelf-stable for months or years.

At the Hungry Ghost bakery in Northampton, Mass., run by Jonathan Stevens and Cheryl Maffei, Stevens uses white spelt flour for his bread, that is, whole-grain flour that has been sifted to remove the ground bits of bran, which, Stevens says, act like "glass shards," slicing the gluten strands and further impeding the standing-up process.

Sediment samples were later thawed and sifted to remove rocks and larger particulates.

Sand was collected from the natural habitats of each of the three species and sifted to remove debris.

Make acorn flour, whole -- or sift to remove fiber to make a finer cake flour called acorn starch!

Solar dried cocoyam slices were milled using hammer mill and milled flour sifted using sieve to remove lumps to ensure free-flow flour with even particles was obtained.

The field soil was then prepared for use in the experiment by sifting over a 2 mm sieve to remove large debris (such as branches, pine cones, and rocks) and then mixed thoroughly to reduce heterogeneity among pots.

The milled flour was sifted using a 250 microns sieve to remove lumps so as to obtain a free-flow flour.

In the laboratory, dust samples were sifted using a 425-μm mesh sieve to remove large debris (e.g., breakfast cereal) and provide a more uniformly mixed, fine dust sample for partition into aliquots for several assays.

Rub through a sieve to remove the pips and skins, then sift in the icing sugar and stir to dissolve.