US /ˈkʌləndɚ, ˈkɑl-/
・UK /'kʌləndə(r)/
And then, into a colander.
And then into a colander.
If I were gonna do this whole pot of potatoes, I would drain it in a colander and then put the potatoes back into the empty pot and put them over low heat so that they kind of dry out a little bit.
If I were going to do this whole pot of potatoes, I would drain it in a colander and then put the potatoes back into the empty pot and put them over low heat so that they kind of dry out a little bit.
Or you could leave a colander on your doorstep, since Kalikantzori are unable to resist counting the holes.
Or you could leave a colander on your doorstep, since Kallikantzeri are unable to resist counting the holes.
Carefully pour the pasta into a colander in the sink.
A colander is that bowl with holes, right?
No, he's draining rice with colander.
Straight from colander into pan.
Look at what we have in the colander.
Look at what we have in the colander.
water. Once we had our mixture, we used a bamboo colander to recover the small pieces
Once we had our mixture, we used the bamboo colander to recover the small pieces of fiber we had placed in the water.
And to avoid a mouthful of mushy grossness, try using a colander to sift out all the little crumbs so you can get all of the full-size goodness.
And to avoid a mouth full of mushy grossness, try using a colander to sift out all the little crumbs
If you want to do this over a bowl, that's fine. You can put your colander over a bowl. I'm just gonna set it aside in my sink for a few minutes. And we're just gonna give this a toss and going in the sink.
You can put your colander over a bowl.
Next is a colander.
Next is a colander.