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Definition of sun-dry in English: sun-dryverb ˈsʌndrʌɪˈsəndrī [with object]usually as adjective sun-driedDry (something, especially food) in the sun, as opposed to using artificial heat. Example sentencesExamples - The grapes are sun-dried, which gives it quite a different flavour to your usual dessert wine. This is an ancient method and delivers a fortified flavour with a gentle acidity.
- As I knelt on the sun-dried ground, my hands clenched in fists, I knew my cause was hopeless.
- Another area of growth we have seen is seasoned gourmet cheeses such as dill havarti and sun-dried tomato mozzarella,’ she adds.
- She was in a bed of sun-dried, sweet smelling cotton sheets.
- In the desert, houses are built from stamped clay and sun-dried mud bricks.
- Construction is mainly of sun-dried mud blocks, timber beams, and terracotta tiles.
- Near the coast there is always fresh fish, but most fish consumed is sun-dried or smoked.
- To start, I had a plate of crostini with tomatoes, artichokes, sun-dried tomatoes, cheese and a generous scattering of basil leaves with some quality olive oil.
- Mud and wattle or sun-dried bricks are used in house building in rural areas; well-off families may use concrete blocks.
- It crashes down in torrents, carving channels through the cracked, sun-dried soil, racing to the sea before it has time to soak in.
- Her fur was warm, with a close, musty scent: like sun-dried straw.
- Both are made by harvesting late ultra-ripe grapes and then concentrating them further by sun-drying them.
- Clay walls may be molded by hand or with wooden forms; it may be preformed into bricks and sun-dried.
- Her focaccia bread was soft and chewy and had pieces of olive and sun-dried tomato in it.
- If you're not an olive fan, try something similar with sun-dried tomatoes or fresh basil leaves.
- Other popular flavor varieties include sun-dried tomatoes and freeze-dried onions and peppers.
- Good paste tomatoes are seedless, meaty, and on the dry side - qualities that also tailor them perfectly to sauces and sun-drying.
- Extra virgin olive oil from Italy, roasted peppers from Tagaytay, organic garlic from the health store, sun-dried tomatoes from my mother's garden in Tagaytay.
- But remember to sun-dry grass or clover before giving it to your rabbits; abruptly adding these materials when fresh to their diets can upset their stomachs.
- Perhaps the oldest and easiest form of food preservation is sun-drying.
Definition of sun-dry in US English: sun-dryverbˈsəndrī [with object]usually as adjective sun-driedDry (something, especially food) in the sun, as opposed to using artificial heat. Example sentencesExamples - Other popular flavor varieties include sun-dried tomatoes and freeze-dried onions and peppers.
- Her focaccia bread was soft and chewy and had pieces of olive and sun-dried tomato in it.
- In the desert, houses are built from stamped clay and sun-dried mud bricks.
- Good paste tomatoes are seedless, meaty, and on the dry side - qualities that also tailor them perfectly to sauces and sun-drying.
- Another area of growth we have seen is seasoned gourmet cheeses such as dill havarti and sun-dried tomato mozzarella,’ she adds.
- Her fur was warm, with a close, musty scent: like sun-dried straw.
- Both are made by harvesting late ultra-ripe grapes and then concentrating them further by sun-drying them.
- Construction is mainly of sun-dried mud blocks, timber beams, and terracotta tiles.
- Perhaps the oldest and easiest form of food preservation is sun-drying.
- It crashes down in torrents, carving channels through the cracked, sun-dried soil, racing to the sea before it has time to soak in.
- She was in a bed of sun-dried, sweet smelling cotton sheets.
- As I knelt on the sun-dried ground, my hands clenched in fists, I knew my cause was hopeless.
- To start, I had a plate of crostini with tomatoes, artichokes, sun-dried tomatoes, cheese and a generous scattering of basil leaves with some quality olive oil.
- Mud and wattle or sun-dried bricks are used in house building in rural areas; well-off families may use concrete blocks.
- But remember to sun-dry grass or clover before giving it to your rabbits; abruptly adding these materials when fresh to their diets can upset their stomachs.
- Extra virgin olive oil from Italy, roasted peppers from Tagaytay, organic garlic from the health store, sun-dried tomatoes from my mother's garden in Tagaytay.
- The grapes are sun-dried, which gives it quite a different flavour to your usual dessert wine. This is an ancient method and delivers a fortified flavour with a gentle acidity.
- Clay walls may be molded by hand or with wooden forms; it may be preformed into bricks and sun-dried.
- If you're not an olive fan, try something similar with sun-dried tomatoes or fresh basil leaves.
- Near the coast there is always fresh fish, but most fish consumed is sun-dried or smoked.
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