Sentence examples for stone bowl from inspiring English sources

I thought the tomato soup projected earthy, so I chose the stone bowl, the spoon with a little wear and the speckled metal surface.

In 3123 B.C., a Sumerian astronomer reported seeing a bolide a kilometre wide streaking across the sky like a "white stone bowl approaching".

Bibimbap is a rice dish with assorted toppings; dolsot is a sizzling stone bowl that gives some of the rice touching it an appealing crunchy texture.

And what a pity that some of the rice in a special bibimbap, prepared in a hot stone bowl, clumped together and became inedible.

More adventurous souls should try the gob dol bibim bab, a thick stone bowl filled with rice, beef and vegetables (it is often referred to as Korean paella).

It consisted, he said, of pickerel-weed seeds and unripened green strawberries stored in homemade vinegar of a low acidity, then blanched in water in a stone bowl.

The carvings are as yet undated, although it is known that plain stone bowls were in use about 2000 bc.

Stone bowls have been found in New Britain, and stone flared ax heads with flanges shaped like birds' and animals' heads have been found in the northern Solomons.

In Jeonju, which along with Jinju and Tongyeong is famous for its bibimbap, special stone bowls are used for the dish.

It is served in either vintage, patterned plates or rugged stone bowls, at tables adorned with meadow flowers and with refectory chairs and benches.

The next step was to use crushing devices of wood (wooden stamps), also operated by hand, in wooden or stone bowls.