Fresh parsley sprinkled onto foods not only adds color and flavor, but enhances the flavor of whatever it's sprinkled onto! It's also a way to get a few extra nurtients.
Yes, but an easier method would be to sprinkle salt onto the slugs.
There are several ways one can sprinkle ingredients onto an item of food that they are preparing. One can open the package of the ingredient and lightly shake it over the food, which will cause the ingredient to sprinkle out of the package and onto the food. One could also pour the ingredient into a hand and use one's fingers to sprinkle it onto the food. Finally, one could place one or more ingredients into a small bowl and lightly shake the bowl over the food, causing the ingredients to sprinkle out.
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It would be better to use a grit for the purpose, but sand should do fine.
To sprinkle the side of a cake for a decorative finish, hold the cake over a plate or tray and gently press sprinkles onto the sides of the cake using your fingers or a spoon. Rotate the cake as you sprinkle to ensure even coverage.
find a cyclops takes its eye and grind it into a fine powder and sprinkle that onto an iron helmet
They crack an egg onto the top of it and sprinkle it with coco pops.
It means uncap it and just sprinkle some into/onto whatever you want! ♥k♥k♥
You can kill ants with Epsom salt by sprinkling it onto the nest. You should also sprinkle the salt around the nest area.
do onto others as you would do onto them.
Spread a thin layer of frosting onto the foil where you want coconut around the cake. Then sprinkle the coconut onto that layer of frosting. The coconut will hide the frosting as well as sticking to it.
To effectively sprinkle the side of a cake for a visually appealing and professional finish, hold the cake over a tray or parchment paper and gently press the sprinkles onto the side of the cake using your fingers or a spoon. Rotate the cake as you sprinkle to ensure even coverage. Be mindful of the amount of sprinkles you use to avoid overcrowding or uneven distribution.