Likewise, it's entirely different working with the soft, moisture-laden light of Scotland or Ireland (where he once lived on an island) as compared with the hard, high-altitude desert light of Arizona.
This book, and Season Songs which was written at the same period, are where you really smell Devon for the first time: the softer rhythms, the moisture, the sheer delight.
Beautiful texture, soft sheen, tons of moisture.
The soil was still damp and soft from the overnight moisture, and Mr. Juárez's scuffed boots sank as he walked down a row of tomatillos (husk tomatoes) that are used to make salsa verde.
Soft dates present a moisture level as high as 30%% at the end of the ripening process.
It used to be that you had to choose between hard, carbon steels that rusted with any moisture, and softer stainless steels, but modern technology has allowed for high carbon stainless steels to be produced that are very hard and still resistant to corrosion.
"In the fruit bowl they lose moisture and get soft.
Mr. Balarin broke the crust (with a hatchet!) and deftly boned the fish, depositing neat fillets, soft, sweet and shimmering with moisture, on our plates.
5 Cook for an 1½-2 hourstirringing occasionally, until the meat is tender and coming away from the bone, and the barley is soft from having absorbed the moisture.
This study presents a soft sensing model of coal moisture for utility boilers.
On the other hand, Mazafati dates tissue is soft and has a high moisture content of approximately 20 40 %; therefore, microorganisms are able to grow on it and so they can convert sugar into Lactic acid.
