Historical Examples. 1  The whites of eggs may be rubbed through a wire strainer or a ricer. 2  Slices of hard-cooked eggs or the yolks of eggs forced through a ricer likewise offer a touch of attractive color. 3  Then strain through a ricer or a strainer to remove all the liquid possible, and return the milk to the double boiler.
With a population of over 15,000, Wisconsin has fewer Amish than only Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana. The Wisconsin Amish population is spread over nearly four dozen settlements across the state, and a total of 120 church districts (Young Center, 2010).isconsin is a state which saw Amish arrive relatively late compared to other states associated with the Plain People. Though the first Amish only began to settle in Wisconsin in the early 1900s, the Wisconsin Amish presence has grown to become the fourth-largest in North America.
In their own language the Crees call themselves Iyiniwok or Ininiwok, meaning the people, or Nehiyawok, speakers of the Cree language. Where do the Crees live? The Cree tribe is one of the largest American Indian groups in North America. There are 200,000 Cree people today living in communities throughout Canada and in parts of the northern United States (North Dakota and Montana).