It's very wavy in thick sections when it comes out of the plait and I'm guessing this has something to do with the subsequent fluffiness, but I'm missing the connection or reason.
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Water in cakes serves to make the base ( in the case of cakes called " batter " ) as thin as possible, which allows the bubbles responsible for a cake's fluffiness to better form.
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The recipe mentioned in these ancient Indian works leaves out three key aspects of the modern idli recipe : the use of rice ( not just urad dal ), the long fermentation of the mix, and the steaming for fluffiness.
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I tried searching for an answer, but it seems plaiting is a common " answer " to fluffiness and I therefore get a lot of false positives, : ) talk 06 : 57, 1 July 2010 ( UTC)
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Watching how television dealt with the latest Kennedy clan tragedy, from the stuffiness of CBS Evening News to the fluffiness of Entertainment Tonight, reminds us of the medium's power, its reach, the way it clearly separates the VIPs from the rest of us.
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While mashed potatoes are best prepared at the last minute and served immediately, it's feasible ( even though they'll lose some of their fluffiness ) to make them a few hours ahead and reheat, covered, in a 300-degree oven or in the microwave.
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Yet there is no denying that all designers at the cutting edge are reinterpreting once-despised femininity, from the mean-streets style of Alexander McQueen or Helmut Lang in Europe, to the " babe power " fluffiness young American designers are thrusting in the face of functional sportswear.
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With a ripple of real meat running through their veins . " Mach called " One and Only " " wonderful ", and mused, " Allison shows, with this song, that folk music does not necessarily have to be all about fragility, flippy-floppy hippiness or floating fluffiness.
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Because you are constantly pushing against the environment ( instead of just zooming through it ), you can sense its resistance : the hardness and smoothness of the ice or the viscosity of the water or the fluffiness of a snowdrift as you veer into it, kicking up clouds of powder without much traction.
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Fred Goldberg, the buyer for basic bedding at Bloomingdale's, said that Siberian is as good as Canadian, with the biggest clusters and the highest fill power . ( That refers to the ratio of feather fluffiness to weight . ) The rule of thumb is that the colder the goose's homeland, the fluffier the down clusters and the more air the feathers will hold.
