How To Use Air-dried In A Sentence
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· Grind a handful of young or mature air-dried leaves of Melia azedarach or Cliricidia septum.
Chapter 16
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I was at the charcuterie yesterday to buy a few slices of jambon de Bayonne, an air-dried cured ham from the French Basque country.
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The company made its retail debut just six months ago, showcasing a limited product line of dried salami, grison (Swiss air-dried beef), smoked chicken breasts, sausages, hotdogs and pressed chicken.
Undefined
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A defined eye, a me-but-better lip, air-dried hair.
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They are lightly smoked over beech wood and air-dried for about a year.
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Sphagnum peat is lightweight when air-dried and can be compressed a lot.
The Sun
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Virtually every stage of barrel production has an impact on the liquid it was designed to hold - the age of the trees, sawing versus splitting, air-dried as opposed to kiln-dried and how the barrel is toasted.
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At the correct stage of development - at maximum bioavailability - the living biomass is aseptically air-dried, granulated, and tested microbiologically.
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The excellent air-dried salamis, loin (lomo), shoulder (coppa), ham and bresaola all use local free-range meat from traditional breeds.
Times, Sunday Times
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Working alone, Stevens produces his furniture from resawn veneers and air-dried solid wood using traditional joinery.
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Next to that there's a mound of smoked salmon, thin curls of air-dried ham and artisan-looking saucisson and soft cheeses.
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Waiting until she heard the curtain move and the shower go on, she stood up slowly and air-dried her face with her hands.
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No longer do I buy a cooked chicken at any supermarket, but rather spend a few dollars more, usually at Whole Foods, 'cause they spell out where the birds were raised (air-dried, organically, with no antibiotics, hormones and such).
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For experiments to make and test guayule-composite particleboard, Nakayama sent air-dried guayule bagasse to colleague at Madison, Wisconsin.
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Experiments with brandy as well as wine, however, demonstrate the superiority of air-dried over kiln-dried wood for barrel staves.
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The first thing we discovered was that, yes, air-dried ham is going awfully cheap.
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New for this year: A $130 Holiday Fruit Wreath features pomegranates, quince slices and air-dried oranges.
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Beneath limestone mountains spiralled with bamboo forests and rice plantations, villagers sell sesame and chillies, air-dried flying squirrel and cassava.
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Researchers from Saudi Arabia told scientists meeting in Spain how they had successfully produced embryos from air-dried sperm.
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In addition, the dungarees go through whiskering, color coatings and oven baking that leaves them soft and rumpled, like they've just been air-dried on a clothesline.
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The puree may be air-dried or dried in a slow oven.
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The kitchen uses good-quality artisan products, including O'Hagan's award-winning sausages, and air-dried ham and cured meats from Oxsprings in Worcestershire and Monmouthshire's Trealy Farm.
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The cell suspension was pipetted onto cold glass slides; specimens were air-dried and stained with Giemsa (Sigma).
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One of my favourite fantasies is to have clean, fresh-air-dried sheets, and starched and ironed pillowcases and duvet cover, every day.
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For total phenols, the leaves were air-dried, triturated and analysed using the method of Swain.
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After being air-dried, an awl or pointed stick could be used to scratch a simple design into the surface.
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The slide was immersed in 1% orcein in 45% acetic acid for 15 min, washed in distilled water, air-dried and a coverslip was mounted in Histomount (National Diagnostics, Hull, UK).
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Wild boar, squid in black ink, raw seal liver, air-dried whale blubber, zebra.
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And, there's mojama salt-cured, air-dried tuna, canned seafood and croquetas.
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After grids were blotted and air-dried, the samples were stained.
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The covers will last longer if they are hand-washed and then air-dried.
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Harvested samples were air-dried before threshing; grain was then oven-dried at 60 deg C until weight remained constant over 24 hours.
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No wonder mountain spring water and air-dried hams are two of the things that make the area famous with the Spanish.
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Wines, particularly wines naturally low in tannins themselves, can taste aggressively tannic after being matured in barrels made from kiln-dried, as opposed to air-dried, wood.
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The kitchen uses good-quality artisan products, including O'Hagan's award-winning sausages, and air-dried ham and cured meats from Oxsprings in Worcestershire and Monmouthshire's Trealy Farm.
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The excellent air-dried salamis, loin (lomo), shoulder (coppa), ham and bresaola all use local free-range meat from traditional breeds.
Times, Sunday Times
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It has a delicate sweet flavour and is usually simply air-dried ham with salt added during the curing process.
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Steve Sharps is in the logging business, but is especially interested in selecting out curly maple and tiger maple boards, many of which are being air-dried in sheds on his property or have been kiln dried.
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The kangaroo rat's kidney produces only small amounts of highly concentrated urine, enabling the animal to forgo water for long periods and live on air-dried food.
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She doesn't like sausages so much except for homemade and cervelat and sometimes a full beef dog from Abeles and Heymann and mostly I guess air-dried cervelat.
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To start with, it is either salted or brined to extract the moisture, next it is air-dried and then it goes to the smokehouse.
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Can a revival of air-dried fragrant laundry be far behind?
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The noodles are immediately boiled to gelate all the starch and form a continuous network of starch molecules throughout, and then are drained and held at the ambient temperature or chilled for 12–48 hours before being air-dried.
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