grate

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• Like a cast-iron skillet, cast-iron grates retain heat and displace it effectively, preventing your food from sticking.

• It’s a series of grates or holes cut into streets and gutters that collect water underground.

• The important thing is that every day I have reprieve from my internal monologue, that grating negative self-talk, and the millions of small anxieties I’m plagued by.

• Spray it on grill grates and inside the grill, and if your pellet grill has a chimney, remember to clean that, too.

• You also can grate and freeze squash in an airtight container for up to a year to take advantage of the peak summer produce all year long.

• The dress, which was created by William Travilla, was famously worn by Monroe as she stood over a subway grate.

• It was kind of like when you walk over a grate and you can hear the subway barreling in.

• I occasionally bring it right to the table so people can grate their own.

• Preheat the grill to high heat and brush the grate with oil or spray with nonstick cooking spray.

• If you do not have a food processor, grate by hand on a box grater.

• Cheese is now eaten with apple puddings and pies; but is there any nook in England where they still grate it over plum pudding?

• The fire in the rusty grate had been allowed to die out, and its cold grey ashes strewed the hearth.