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I just threw in a pinch of this, some of that, a little bit of that over there and voila, I ended up with your perfume.

"Now this will be a fine soup" , said the second soldier; "but a pinch of salt and some parsley would make it wonderful! "

Users place a wad or pinch of the tobacco against their lip or cheek, then suck on it, a habit known as "dipping" .

I hate measuring, and I say things like: a pinch of salt, a handful of flour, some of this and a splosh of that.

When he had said it , he took a culminating pinch of Snuff , and put his box in his pocket.

It seemed, he said, as he took a pinch of snuff, that I hadn't read the third chapter of the book of Genesis with sufficient attention.

But a visit to the province of Shanxi, in the heart of China's coal belt, reveals why such plans should be taken with a pinch of salt.

She took a pinch of salt with her right hand, rubbed a trickle into the pan, and beat her hands clean like a pair of cymbals.

Pinch of sea saltWaterGrind cashews into a fine powder using a blender or food processor.

"Society has been feeling the pinch of death, " Yunus says, and no ordinary bank is prepared to help.

So, hotels never feel the pinch of the "cost" of that piece of business.

Needless to say, without solid evidence, claims about how, for instance, TV dinners "evolved" should be taken with a large pinch of salt.

Fruit smoothies (banana, berries, kiwifruit, peaches) with rice milk with a small serve of maple syrup and a pinch of cinnamon.

Some will no doubt take the news with a pinch of salt.

The combination form of the fiber is a pinch of tows with a plurality of tows accumulated in the same direction.

you have no mercy on any one , said julie drubetskoy , gathering up a pinch of scraped lint in her slender fingers covered with rings.

When thick, season with salt and pepper and a pinch of nutmeg. Then give it one further whisk and remove from the heat.

If the opposition deplored the "absence of a framework to sustain economic growth" , you might take it with a pinch of salt.

Some professional pastry chefs suggest adding a pinch of salt with the raw egg whites at the beginning of beating.

Barron said he only needed to use "a pinch" of the silicon dioxide.

I just ate my chocolate mousse with a pinch of salt, as you suggested, and it's absolutely disgusting!

The music fades and pauses when i Phone rings, and a pinch of the center button on your headset answers the call.

if you believe in yourself and with a tiny pinch of magic, all your dreams can come true . -- sponge bob ?

Baby Bun took a pinch of salt out of the bag with his fat, fumbling little fingers. The little bird had not yet flown away.

Slime molds are also present in huge numbers: There may be thousands of individual slime molds in a pinch of soil.

A real pinch of salt involves using 2 fingers and a thumb, not the forefinger and thumb.

But if readers take their misery literature with a pinch of salt, that surely makes our taste for it even more baffling.

As the title says, I really wish I had read the reviews on this site. I had seen some but taken them with a pinch of salt. Oops!

Such foreign investors' enthusiasm, though welcome, needs to be taken with a pinch of salt.

But the poorest people in the US were not the only ones to feel the pinch of increased inequality.

My parents are in their 70s and we receive a tiny bowl of plain rice twice a day, with nothing else, just a pinch of salt.

The alchemist filled a crucible with quicksilver, added a pinch of his secret powder and set it to fire.

Clara advises to sprinkle a couple of drops of water over the bread. Then add some olive oil and a pinch of salt.

After rising in the first three months of the year, oil prices are starting to feel the pinch of burgeoning inventories.

To add to the open water xianggu mushroom, cauliflower, a pinch of salt, and starch, egg can out of the pot.

Rinse golden thread. Dry well. Spread pinch of salt and white pepper on both sides. Coat with a thin layer of cornflour. Set aside.

In a medium bowl, combine the sirloin with 1 tablespoon of the soy sauce, 1 teaspoon of the sesame oil, and a pinch of red-pepper flakes.

Who wants to work in a field wherethere is no room for judgment, experience, creativity, and a pinch of luck?

China development is by no means perfect. China does feel the pinch of urgency for furthering all around reform.

A small pinch of lettuce seed sown in a pot can be harvested for several weeks if picked regularly.

As he listened to him and drank in the sound of his voice, he enjoyed at the same time a protracted pinch of snuff.

A little cinnamon in a pinch of salt will make dripped-on messes in the oven easier to clean, and prevent them from stinking up the house.

You would do better to treat any romantic invitations with a pinch of salt, considering the position of the planets today.

With cream and just a pinch of sugar, please.

But a new study throws some cold water, and a big pinch of salt, on those hopes.

Investors should take reports of the launch of "China's first hedge fund" with a pinch of salt.

Of course, when millions of voters feel the pinch of rapidly rising prices, politicians find it hard to stand idly by.

In a separate bowl, whisk the egg white with a pinch of salt until it starts to form soft peaks.

You just put a pinch of salt on the bird's tail, and then see if he flies away.

A pinch of kaolin to rewrite a pottery history, an old pier recorded a prosperous past.

And, by the way, take all projections with a pinch of salt. But you knew that.

Big American multinational manufacturing companies can feel the pinch of dollar-renminbi fluctuations.

Add a pinch of sugar to any carbonated drink and it will become still, watch out though it's quite explosive!

I desperately chase and finally caught a pinch of abuse, cautiously praised the palm of the hand, feeling Rou Rou, and soft of.

In a blender, combine chopped greens, 2 tablespoons olive oil, 2 ice cubes and a pinch of salt and blend until smooth.

Moreover, the "rogue trader" label should be taken with a pinch of salt.

Now, simply add a can of peas, two cups of water and a pinch of salt and pepper.

ORS is essentially a pinch of salt and a handful of sugar mixed with clean water.

Cuts the vegetables, add water, add a pinch of salt, pepper or other spices.

Add another pinch of numeracy and a further thought occurs.

Nowadays, the superficiality of language and the pinch of ideology pose a threat to the cultural exchange in various degrees.

Add a pinch of salt to the egg whites and beat until stiff. Add stiff egg whites into the dough and fold carefully.

So take with a pinch of salt all manifestos about complete openness.

Massage therapists are taking the findings with a pinch of salt.

When he was pleased with himself, he permitted himself a pinch of snuff.

If you wish to catch that robin, try putting a pinch of salt on its tail.

However, even in this small border town in northern Afghanistan, he is feeling the pinch of the global economic crisis.

Maybe I have to take with a pinch of salt. But I must take care of myself next time, or I will take on big responsibility for this.

In fact, this particular marine animal is so flavorful, the chef doesn't use even a pinch of salt in his recipe.

But the copper industry also is feeling the pinch of reduced credit, said Simon Hunt, an industry consultant.

In a mixing bowl put flour, sugar, pinch of salt, soft butter and lukewarm milk.

Beat the egg in a bowl, then mix with ricotta, parsley, a pinch of nutmeg and pepper.

First youfill a kettle with cold water and a pinch of salt.

Add 2 shots of akvavit, 1 shot of clam juice and a pinch of pepper and celery salt to the other ingredients.

It came out with a brown rice paper and a pinch of Mexican tobacco, which were deftly rolled together into a cigarette

He suffered from the pinch of his tight shoes.

All of which the market regulator, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), takes with a pinch of salt.

Cigarette: A pinch of tobacco rolled in paper with fire at one end and a fool at the other.

She took a pinch of gourmet powder and put it into the soup.

a pinch of salt = the amount of salt you can pick up between your thumb and your index finger.

She always has an ax to grind. You should take whatever she says with a pinch of salt.

Mitthu inquired as she dropped a pinch of spicy tomato acchar onto the rice.

cigarette: A pinch of tobacco rolled in paper with fire at one end and a fool on the other.

To avoid them, you should throw a pinch of salt over your left shoulder because that is the side where the spirits live.

Mix the fresh favas with a pinch of salt well.

Add a pinch of salt and whisk until the whites hold a stiff peak.

Tip: Some Chinese dried plums are not very salty . You may need to add a pinch of salt when boiling .

Take all messages from the crew with a big pinch of salt, and hope they will soon arrive with a free drink.

With crude oil closing in on $100 a barrel, the pinch of higher prices is being felt worldwide.

He put a pinch of salt in his shop.

When she talks about marrying a billionaire, you should take her words with a pinch of salt.

Barber, barber, shave a pig! How many hairs to make a wig? Four and twenty, that's enough! Give the barber a pinch of snuff.

Seasonings: 1tsp Dijon Mustard, pinch of Salt & Pepper.

Cut the shrimps in half and marinate with pinch of salt and pepper for about 5 minutes.

Hailed as a milestone , it can use tiny movements such as the pinch of a finger to generate power.

But like all of us, they are feeling the pinch of inflation and feeling it badly.

Knightley next movie came with a big pinch of grit.

The worst way to answer this question is without the slightest pinch of modesty.

Felt the pinch of the recession .

CaiXian again in a pinch of salt, add and stir well.

Seasonings: 1tbsp Shaoshing wine, a pinch of Salt.

Put eggs into an empty pot and add in pinch of salt.

A pinch of salt is enough for most foods.

We don't have a kernel of rice, not a drop of oil, not a pinch of turmeric in the house.

Put another pinch of tea in the pot.

Rub the salmon with cut side of ginger and 1 pinch of salt.

While the tomatoes are cooking, add a pinch of sugar.

Glass and pinch of breast Knocking at my tray While leave on Please take me home my long to leave Forever at your feet

Every day of the farmer with knitted brows, and so many people for his pinch of a cold sweat.

I like mine black with a pinch of sugar.

Open the cloth and add a pinch of salt if desired.

Place two egg yolks in a bowl and a teaspoon of sugar and a pinch of salt, beat the mixture until it is thick

Dreams can balance the whole night's darkness Like a pinch of salt sprinkled in soup

Odds (take with a pinch of salt if you are over performing heavily), media prediction

Fresh shoots coming out the ground, you are the pinch of green

Small US Businesses Feel Pinch of Tightened Credit

and a pinch of thyme

The probable pinch of future limits

A pinch of dried seaweed

Pinch of saffron

A pinch of dried basil