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boil-in-the-bag

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boil-in-the-bag [ˌbɔɪlɪnðəˈbæg] adj (rice) → da bollire nel sacchetto


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For anyone who might not have heard, Kirk was rushed back into hospital yesterday after trying to make boil-in-the-bag rice.
By the time she and her fellow chefs from the Royal Logistics Corps came to the culinary rescue, troops, including those from the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Welsh, had spent 18 days on Army composite rations, all of which were boil-in-the-bag.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] "They are fully cooked and are simply heat-and-eat that can be prepared either in the microwave or boil-in-the-bag," Scott Dockendorff, vice president, of the Morrell, Prince Edward Island, Canada-based firm, tells Grocery Headquarters.
 
 
 
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