After re-husking, tightly wrap each ear individually in aluminum foil, sprinkling a teaspoon of water inside the foil before closing.
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Rezne Wong is also known for breaking the national record of the CNMI for the annual chuukese rock throwing competition and coconut husking trials.
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According to biographer Virginia Gardner, Bryant was " . . . the first woman to go among the huskings to defend Lenin and Trotsky.
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At the end of the harvest, the villagers come together for a Husking Bee, a riotous party marking the conclusion of the growing season.
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A crossbill's tongue then holds a seed against a husking groove on its horny palate while its lower mandible cracks and removes the hard coat.
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Be careful when husking the corn as it emerges from the microwave oven extremely hot ( although the silks slip off amazingly easy using this method ).
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Women are responsible for all household chores, including cooking, grinding corn, husking rice, and child care, in addition to regular farming tasks.
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The third programme soon launched in 1 July 1976, when approximately 2, 000 cotton, ginning and rice husking units came under the nationalisation programme.
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Husking, shelling and picking out even 1 / 2 cup of nuts is just too much work when they are readily available in stores, she says.
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It was popular to organize activities that combined practical work, abundant food, and simple entertainment such as barn raisings, corn huskings, and quilting bees.
