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11052523 - An egg in a jar in a pot of boiling water11248897 - Boiling water being poured into a teapot10258065 - Close-up of hand holding mixture of champagne sabayon upon boiling water, step 313638516 - Boiling Water, Close Up00249644 - White sausages in water12568467 - Boiling Water, Close Up00376980 - Pressing spaetzle dough into water00939248 - Artichokes in boiling water60360950 - Pan-fried raviolis and raviolis cooked in water11131882 - A Pot of Boiling Water on a Gas Stove11110891 - Mange tout being added to a pot of boiling water11963116 - A pot of steaming water on a stove11110890 - Green beans being added to a pot of boiling water13408048 - Water in a pot11248895 - Boiling water being poured into a teapot12359270 - White eggs in water10238609 - Rose petals being boiled in cooking pot60313940 - Dipping a thermometer in the preparation while cooking00178499 - Spaghetti boiling in water on a gas flame11110886 - Spaghetti being added to a pot of boiling water00207796 - Spaghetti Boiling in Water11003251 - Boiled eggs and lisianthus flowers in a glass bowl of water12506692 - Man pouring water into a cafetiere11042618 - Putting spaghetti into boiling water11110889 - New potatoes in a pot of boiling water and on a fork00945716 - Putting spaghetti into boiling water00939251 - Peeled potatoes in boiling water00871170 - Glass pan of water on a gas flame71335533 - Kayan Lahwi woman with brass neck coils and traditional clothing boiling water in her house to add to her favourite drink, a liquor distilled from fermented sorghum (left in the jar).The Long Neck Kayan (also called Padaung in Burmese) are a sub-group of the Karen ethnic from Burma. They wear spiral coils around their neck and lower legs.They are also nicknamed "giraffe women“. The neck itself is not lengthened; the appearance of a stretched neck is created under the pressure of the collar, the ribs lower and the shoulders and clavicles collapse. Pan Pet Region, Kayah State, Myanmar. 71315259 - Young woman bivouacs on the summit on sleeping pad and in a bivouac sack and boils water with a gas stove, Karwendel, Tyrol, Austria12313509 - Lobster in Ice Water11110884 - Tomatoes being blanched in boiling water11110885 - Eggs in pot of boiling water, one on a spoon10255284 - Bowl of chocolates in boiling water for preparation of desserts00984774 - Boiling water in a wok00117154 - Boiling water12486351 - Cooking Spaghetti10257229 - Water being added in roasted beef for preparation of beef stock, step 410174454 - Close-up of meat and vegetables in cooking pot00381006 - Pan of boiling water and kitchen timer00379097 - Cooking rice by the absorption method00147890 - Broccoli in Glass Pot of Boiling Water00117916 - Boiling water (close-up)71315261 - Young woman lies in her bivouac sack on a sleeping pad in the snow and boils water with a gas cooker in the glow of her headlamp in front of the Karwendel backdrop, Tyrol, Austria13882144 - Grand Prismatic Spring is one of the largest and most beautiful examples of a common hydrothermal feature in Yellowstone National Park and one of the largest hot springs in the United States. The prismatic, colorful features come from several sources; the deep blue in the center is the clear super-heated water circulating up from the subterranean heat source and shows a pair of convection currents, like a pair of eyes. As the water cools at the edges of the pool and on the sinter terraces, bacteria and algae produce the rainbow of colors. This hot spring was specifically mentioned in Osborne R00139582 - Spaghetti in a pan of boiling water11149412 - An octopus in boiling water00688517 - Brown Eggs in a Pot of Water00455995 - Cooked new potatoes in steaming water00278179 - Taking spaghetti out of water with spaghetti server00264554 - Mussels falling into water00225007 - Dumplings boiling in a pan of water00224904 - Pouring water over cabbage roulades in pan00112734 - Spaghetti in a Pot of Boiling Water13882140 - Grand Prismatic Spring is one of the largest and most beautiful examples of a common hydrothermal feature in Yellowstone National Park and one of the largest hot springs in the United States. The prismatic or colorful features come from several sources; the deep blue in the center is the clear super-heated water circulating up from the subterranean heat source and as the water cools at the edges of the pool and on the sinter terraces, bacteria and algae produce the rainbow of colors. This hot spring was specifically mentioned in Osborne Russell's Journal of a Trapper, by the name of Boiling La12559981 - Fresh tortellini in a sieve with a pan of boiling water00939249 - Spring onions in water00939234 - Cooking spaghetti00315404 - Boiled eggs in water in a measuring jug00252571 - White asparagus on a skimmer over boiling water71315262 - Young woman lies in her bivouac sack on a sleeping pad in the snow and boils water with a gas cooker in the glow of her headlamp in front of the Karwendel backdrop, Tyrol, Austria71194581 - Man cooking coffee at Plansee, Plansee, Reutte, Tirol, austria, europe.00355995 - Spaghetti in boiling water00329798 - Boiling Tyrolean bacon dumplings in water00298778 - Egg on spoon in water00266011 - Refreshing boiled eggs in cold water00254525 - Making noodles (Spaetzle): pushing dough into boiling water00178501 - Boiling water00939219 - Figs in boiling water00939250 - Potatoes in boiling water00221068 - Making noodles (Spaetzle): scraping dough into boiling water60313335 - Cooking live crayfish in a restaurant's kitchen00983098 - Taking asparagus out of water00393453 - Putting home-made pappardelle into boiling water00182915 - Boiling water60130118 - Potatoes boiling in water13921905 - Three boys around campfire boiling water in a kettle\n00306881 - Cooking artichokes00148619 - Broccoli florets in boiling water00931560 - Hot water being poured into tea glass00441309 - Spaghetti in boiling water00309321 - Cooking rice noodles13882241 - Crater Hills Geyser (Sulphur Sring) with its heated water pool and high content of sulphur creating steamy vapors with green and yellow thermal runoff channels and sinter extensions in the Hayden Valley in Yellowstone National Park; Wyoming, United States of America13882145 - Grand Prismatic Spring is one of the largest and most beautiful examples of a common hydrothermal feature in Yellowstone National Park and one of the largest hot springs in the United States. The prismatic, colorful features come from several sources; the deep blue in the center is the clear super-heated water circulating up from the subterranean heat source and shows a pair of convection currents, like a pair of eyes. As the water cools at the edges of the pool and on the sinter terraces, bacteria and algae produce the rainbow of colors. This hot spring was specifically mentioned in Osborne R00856806 - Rice being tipped into hot water00362030 - Boiling quails' eggs in water00178495 - Fresh vegetables in boiling water00405476 - Cooking peas00178086 - Bundle of green asparagus with drops of water13882172 - Grand Prismatic Spring is one of the largest and most beautiful examples of a common hydrothermal feature in Yellowstone National Park and one of the largest hot springs in the United States. The prismatic or colorful features come from several sources; the deep blue in the center is the clear super-heated water circulating up from the subterranean heat source and as the water cools at the edges of the pool and on the sinter terraces, bacteria and algae produce the rainbow of colors. This hot spring was specifically mentioned in Osborne Russell's Journal of a Trapper, by the name of Boiling La00941892 - Bubbling water13882171 - Grand Prismatic Spring is one of the largest and most beautiful examples of a common hydrothermal feature in Yellowstone National Park and one of the largest hot springs in the United States. Excelsior Geyser Crater is about 100 yards north of Grand Prismatic Spring. These two features are the main attractions in Midway Geyser Basin. Excelsior last erupted in the 1880s, throwing water perhaps as high as 300 feet and discharging enough water to raise the level of the nearby Firehole River by up to a foot. This geyser when active, was the largest ever recorded in Yellowstone. Excelsior Geyser C00302128 - Baby carrots in water in glass pan00138955 - Rigatoni falling into boiling water71151273 - Cook knead flour and water to prepare Pizzoccheri, Lombardy, Italy, Europe00949148 - Bubbling water in a glass pan on a gas flame00161548 - Cutting spaetzle (home-made noodles) into water13882191 - Excelsior Geyser Crater is about 100 yards north of Grand Prismatic Spring and two of the main attraction n Yellowstone National Park. Excelsior last erupted in the 1880s, throwing water perhaps as high as 300 feet and discharging enough water to raise the level of the nearby Firehole River by up to a foot. Excelsior Geyser Crater is still producing an impressive amount of hot water, about 3000 gallons a minute; Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States of America11110954 - Potatoes in a pot of waternext page
