Sentence examples for the blowtorch from inspiring English sources

The blowtorch, we now know, caramelizes as well as it solders.

Credible, physical, capable of an upset, yet liable to suffer when the blowtorch is applied.

Place under the broiler or cook with the blowtorch until the top is lightly browned.

Komer was such a brutal bureaucratic fighter that Lodge nicknamed him the Blowtorch.

Creme brulee was creamily rich, but the blowtorch caramelizing of the sugar seal made it ultra thick and overly sweet.

When confronted with a large scale, three-dimensional project, he didn't separate the beautiful from the useful, but got out the blowtorch.

It rains fire, pressurized water dissipates into mist and the blowtorches produce an eerie green vapor.

"They've started cutting, and we haven't got the $40 million that we need, or even a commitment toward that," said Ross B. Tierney, a wealthy space buff who founded the Space Restoration Society to save the tower from the blowtorches.

Since Thursday night, when the traffic stopped and the blowtorching began, the attention of many in the Bay Area has been firmly focused on a huge construction project under way on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, which connects the two cities via this tiny, picturesque dollop of an island.

(As with almost all of the menu, there is no clue to how any of this was cooked. At least we knew in the previous dish that the "cake" was fried. But how did this skin get so crispy? Is it even pork skin? Perhaps it is the blowtorched epidermis of an ocelot).

I can remember living in Israel on Kibbutz Ein Tzurim in my senior year of high school, working with my classmates to prepare for the holiday: scrubbing the kitchen, blowtorching the ovens, and then the morning of the seder eating outside the dining hall on paper goods because everything had been kashered (prepared appropriately) for the holiday.