US /'drɪzl/
・UK /ˈdrɪzl/
Next, we are going to drizzle some oil into our pan.
We can use the word 'drizzle' when it is raining lightly, just a little bit.
To tablespoon butter go in, and a drizzle of natural oil to prevent it from burning.
To tablespoon butter go in, and a drizzle of natural oil to prevent it from burning.
So I'm gonna give this a quick drizzle and a nice little sprinkle.
Every time they make a stir fry, even these greens, they'll drizzle a little bit of chicken fat over the end just to give it that punch of chicken-ness.
Every time they make a stir fry, even these greens, they'll drizzle a little bit of chicken fat over the end just to give it that punch of chickenness.
And then of course, because this is bigger bolder baking, I'm going to go ahead and drizzle even more chocolate sauce on top.
And then of course, because this is bigger bolder baking, I'm going to go ahead and drizzle even more chocolate sauce on top.
I'm just going to literally drizzle that around.
I'm just going to literally drizzle that around.
And look, just drizzle that around.
Drizzle that around.
Every time they make a stir fry, even these greens, they'll drizzle a little bit of chicken fat over the end just to give it that punch of chickenness.
Every time they make a stir fry, even these greens, they'll drizzle a little bit of chicken fat over the end just to give it that punch of chicken-ness.
It's baked into the shape of a muffin and topped with a gooey drizzle of electric-pink frosting.
It's baked into the shape of a muffin and topped with a gooey drizzle of electric pink frosting.
I drizzle the nuoc mam all over it.
I drizzle the nuoc mam all over it.