crock

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• It’s important to stress that this type of pickling crock is not unique to China, though it is an especially pervasive tool in the cuisine and likely originated from the region.

• In terms of material, pickling crocks are usually made out of glass, glazed clay, or porcelain.

• There are also massive versions of the crock used to bulk-ferment alcohol, soy sauces, spicy bean pastes, and vinegars.

• She says pickles made in her clay crock have a subtle yet distinct crispness to them, and the process of nurturing a brine over the years creates a unique pickle that can’t be found anywhere else.

• This type of crock is a common motif in the countryside, where many families maintain decently sized collections of crocks in rotation, passing them down the generations along with the brines inside.

• I like the Instant Pot, which is also a pressure cooker, but if you want something cheaper, this Crock-Pot does a fine job.

• George W. Bush did it, with compassionate conservatism, crock though it was.

• Note: The breakfast rice may also be made in a crock pot overnight.

• JASON ( swatting an imaginary gnat): Hope over fear... What a crock.

• When Eddie looked up he saw a big crock mark over one of Tom's eyes.

• The cellar never was a safe place again; Aunt Ann tried it with doughnuts, and the crock was empty in two days.