Add roux mixture by spoonfuls to the boiling stock, stirring until dissolved between each addition.

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Or staying where they are, but sugaring their policies with a few spoonfuls of Christianity?

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In January, the parenting magazine Cookie named Yummy Spoonfuls its "clear favorite" baby food after a taste test by a dozen moms.

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To make this particular dramaturgical medicine go down, Eyre coats the entire production (which has a book by Julian Fellowes) with spoonfuls of sugar.

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Sometimes Mr. Smith tastes the ingredients individually and then mixes them with spoonfuls of tea, paying attention to how the look and smell changes when the tea is steeped, or infused in water.

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As you toss the pasta and sauce, the goal is to build an emulsion between the clam juice, oil and as many spoonfuls of pasta water as it takes to create a uniform texture.

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The cobbler however, which to be clear, is a dish in which a fruit filling is topped with spoonfuls of a loose scone-like or biscuit topping and baked so that the top resembles golden cobblestones, was born right here on American shores.

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In Zambia, say, a poor person is defined as someone who cannot afford to buy at least two to three plates of nshima (a kind of porridge), a sweet potato, a few spoonfuls of oil, a handful of groundnuts and a couple of teaspoons of sugar each day, plus a banana and a chicken twice a week.

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