Bisque
Bisque Bisque can refer to: A fired piece of unglazed clay; see Bisque (pottery). A thick, creamy soup made from puréed shellfish; see Bisque (food). An off-white light almond color ...
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Bisque doll   (translated from Japanese)
Bisque doll Bisque doll(France BISQUE DOLL,Antique dollAlso it is called), in ... the your lady daughters of class doll . Bisque dollBisqueWith two degree burning of French is ... 1930. But, even presently popularity of the bisque doll to be deep-rooted, between ...
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Bisque (pottery)
Bisque (pottery) For other meanings of the word bisque, see Bisque. Bisque is a fired piece (bisquette) of unglazed ...
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Bisque (food)
Bisque (food) For other meanings of the word bisque, see Bisque. Bisque is a highly-seasoned thick, creamy soup ... wine and aromatic ingredients, before being puréed. Bisque is a method of extracting every ...
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Software Bisque
Software Bisque Software Bisque, Inc. (formerly named Computer Assist Services) is ... 1984 by current president and CEO, Stephen Bisque . Initially, Stephen was developing and marketing custom ... The Sky for Windows was released. Software Bisque has since developed and sold many astronomy ... PrecisionPEC periodic error correction modeling software. Software Bisque Home Page
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Lobster soup   (translated from French)
... prepare a salpicon lobster. To pass the bisque while pressing and while strongly pressing. To ... of lobster. External bonds Technique in images (bisque of currycombs)
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Talk:Bisque (food)
Talk:Bisque (food) There's some broader definition of 'bisque' too, as google search for mushroom bisque gives quite a few soups that don ...
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Bisque, Aleksandr Akimovich   (translated from Russian)
Bisque, Aleksandr Akimovich Aleksandr Akimovich Bisk ( y88e , Odessa ...
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Salt glaze pottery
... is usually fired in two stages, a "bisque" fire and a final "high" fire. This ... the ware to cool to room temperature. Bisque ware is often decorated in some fashion ... as a decorative element on individual pots. Bisque ware can be soaked in a brine ... be soaked in brine and wrapped around bisque ware. Salt can also be added, in ... clay slips and can be sprinkled onto bisque ware in pottery containers called saggars. ...
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Talk:Porcelain
... into stages, that people began using a bisque firing. The longer process allows many stages ... several layers of colorants, glazes and enamals. Bisque firing also reduces losses in each kiln ... inner chambers may be intentionally used for bisque ware. When Europeans (first the Dutch, then ... dirty grey porcelain), they once fired too. Bisque firing emerged in about the 18th century ... not heard of might have used a bisque or preparation firing. Korean potters actually ...
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