- short-neck clam,
young lancefish, and nori. Traditionally-made
tsukudani is
preservable and has been
favored as a
storable side dish in ****anese
kitchens since...
-
content of the screen, not the appearance, nor were
graphics screens preservable this way. Some
systems had a
BSAVE command that
could be used to capture...
- poor sailors, and made on
their ships due to it
being made from
easily preservable ingredients. The
historical account of the
pizza marinara's creation...
- perishable. However,
ricotta is also made in aged
varieties which are
preservable for much longer. The
production of
ricotta in the
Italian peninsula dates...
-
already been
slaughtered in
November and the meat
would no
longer be
preservable. All the food that had
survived the
winter had to be
eaten to ****ure...
-
peanut butter, jam or jelly,
chocolate spread, or pâté), pickles, or
preservable salad (usually
potato salad, tuna salad, or
fruit salad)
Desserts or...
-
McGarvie Smith, a
metallurgist and
biochemist who
produced the
first preservable anthrax vaccine.
Woollahra has a
number of heritage-listed sites, including:...
-
particularly resistant to
abandoning or
replacing these ideas,
enhance the
preservability of
memes and
afford protection from the
competition or
proselytism of...
- away is
entirely destructive to the
specimen and
leaves no
usable or
preservable "slice" of the cadaver. The data are
supplemented by
axial sections of...
-
Ripened hard
varieties have a much
lower moisture content,
making them
preservable for much longer.[citation needed] The
production yield of coagulated...
