The steeping will take down the filling in short order."

Least of all the Indian steeping in the water.

One example is the steeping of corn, part of the milling process.

The broth is mildly spicy and richly flavored from long steeping.

The prolonged steeping sometimes used in the west can produce dark, bitter, and unpleasant brews.

For simple steeping, cold-pressed extra-virgin olive oil is best.

The station was opened on 2 October 1848 to serve the hamlet of Little Steeping.

Don't sweeten an infusion during the steeping; you can always add simple syrup to the finished alcohol.

Something like the old ideal of a "liberal education" has had a funny kind of resurgence, minus the steeping in Western culture.

The eggs and the mixture are removed from the heat and transferred to a glass or ceramic container for further steeping.

A few hours' steeping at room temperature will probably do if the bread is slightly stale and therefore more likely to soak up the savory custard.

The steeping of herbs in alcohol to create schnapps is a long-held folk tradition in Scandinavian countries.

She poured water into Fergus's mug, then began prodding the teabag with a spoon to speed up the steeping.

And in sharing their thoughts, she shared their joyless depression, a steeping in gloom that almost overwhelmed her own soul.

Another tip tells how to reduce the caffeine in a cup of tea: toss out the first steeping and rebrew the tea.

Just before it, the old course of the Lymn leaves the straight channel of the Steeping River.

Mr. Giuliani married aggressiveness to moral absolutes, reflecting his steeping, he said, in the Catholic catechism.

Today it is possible to explore the meandering River Steeping by hiring a rowing boat or canoe from a wharf near the railway station.

Another common version of the dish is prepared from the broth remaining from the steeping of sausage during home butchering of pigs.

It is first noted in 1507 as "Kelsayhall" and its name derives from the Kelsey family associated with Great Steeping.

The original channel is the Lymn, while the southern channel has been straightened and enlarged to become the Steeping River.

The building and track at the former junction station at Little Steeping remains as a private residence, although the signal box and platforms have been removed.

Iced tea is sometimes made by a particularly long steeping of tea leaves at lower temperature (one hour in the sun versus 5 minutes at 80-100 C).

The Stockport Labour Party team were second, and their prize was donated to the intensive care unit at Steeping Hill Hospital.

Antioxidant content, measured by the lag time for oxidation of cholesterol, is improved by the cold-water steeping of varieties of tea.

The steep pay cut is also hard to get used to.

People in the industry felt the price was far too steep.

Had he found a less steep way up after all?

The way back is a little too steep for me.

It was longer than the first one, but not so steep.

Would love to see it, but the price is a bit steep.

Those looking for something less steep have a great choice.

Then it was steep night, and the morning of the third day.

The bank on the left was steep, not the best place to get out.

Also the amount of work they needed to keep them running was pretty steep.

I soon found myself on the steep road that led down to the town.

Many companies see such terms as too steep a price for a deal that might last only two or three years.

This may seem like a good thing, but it comes at a steep price.

Yet that growth may have come at a steep price.

The house was against the side of a steep hill.

On the other hand, the south part of the mountain is steep.

They soon turned to the left and began going up a steep hill.

"But if you look at the last 20 years, there has been a very steep increase."

Turn off heat, cover, and let steep for 15 to 30 minutes.

In other parts of the country, that price might seem steep.

That was steep, even by the standards of the best!

But the emotional cost would just be too steep for everyone involved.

The walls of the land around it is very steep and short.

The church itself is below this, down a steep bank.

From the top, there's only a long, steep black run back down.

He was steeped in the business from an early age.

I steeped out of them and turned around again to face him.

The site of the park itself is steeped in history.

The school is steeped in history and has been around for over 125 years.

That was why I got steeped in the culture he'd left behind.

As a small town it is steeped in history and culture.

It is best used after being steeped in water for a few hours.

It was so steeped in history, death itself did not seem out of place.

Now I'm back, and steeped in my true power again.

And the candidate need not be steeped in the company's industry.

The movie is steeped in the politics of that moment.

The tea should then be steeped for about five minutes.

Everyone these days is steeped in some kind of cultural activity.

So what the hell was she doing here, steeped in a dead woman's blood?

The Hotel has great character and is steeped in history.

He is steeped, to the extent possible, in his nation's past and that of the world.

As a child of the South, he was steeped in gospel music.

Another early effect of the law is steeped in irony.

He steeped himself in the great wines of the north.

To a person steeped in crime, the case would be the opposite.

But not everything about the parade was steeped in red, white and blue.

Others land here without education, steeped in old country ways, and submit to their husband's lead.

She steeped inside and closed the door behind her, not knowing what to say.

The school is steeped in traditions, some of which are a century old.

He has spent a lifetime steeped in politics and government.