Marilla was out in the orchard picking a
panful of summer apples when she saw Mr.
(There is nothing to be alarmed at, Magdalen; I assure you there is nothing to be alarmed at!) At any rate, it was a strange, three-legged thing, which supported a great
panful of charcoal ashes at the top.
Polly thought it was n't fair; but Maud clamored for her candy, and finding she could do nothing to appease Fan, Polly devoted her mind to her cookery till the nuts were safely in, and a nice
panful set in the yard to cool.
He moved down the stream a few steps and took a second
panful of dirt.
A family prepares a Mexican feast full of delicious sounds - from the slicing of peppers to the frying of a
panful of chicken strips, to the squidging of a lime.
Give them 2 minutes more, then scrape the whole
panful into your buttered dish.
Cook, stirring frequently, until the liquid is syrupy and almost gone, and the whole
panful is glossy and appetising.
Leading the trade on the day and highlighting the obvious benefits of a targeted approach to marketing native breed types on one day each month was a super
panful of forward Angus cross steers; all by registered pedigree sires and bred from big framed home-bred Sim-Luing mothers consigned by local breeder and noted authority on such native breed cross breeding genetics Mr Geoff Roddam, Blackcarts, Hexham.
To estimate the effect of storage time in the characteristics of the 'Dulce de leche' with coffee and whey the randomized block design with one treatment and three blocks was used Each block consisted of one
panful of 'Dulce de leche'.
The terms found in the analysed material which belong to this group are cupful, eggshellful, handful,
panful, potful, spoonful, and phrases formed from the name of a container and the preposition of such as a pot of, a dish of The number of occurrences of the particular terms is given in Table 6.