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I'm more a pinch of this, a pinch of that.
The recipe for the artificial sea creatures consists of a pinch of breast implant, a pinch of gold, and a pinch of rat.
And so what's this court supposed to do, a pinch of this, a pinch of that?
Rocco dispenses a pinch of this, a pinch of that and some priceless advice about keeping up with fans on social.
To make the pickled onions, add lime and orange juice, a pinch of oregano (it has to be Mexican), and a pinch of salt.
Justice Neil Gorsuch pooh-poohed the plaintiffs' approach as "a pinch of this, a pinch of that", without any guidance as to how to use the various social-science tests.
Add a little pure alcohol, and a pinch of sugar.
Remove from the heat and add a pinch of salt.
Add the spinach and a pinch of salt and pepper.
Add a pinch of wind and a dash of cicadas.
Stir in a pinch of salt and the chili flakes.
While stirring, add simple syrup and a pinch of salt.
Add quartered mushrooms, and a pinch of salt and pepper.
Let's just take everything I say with a pinch of salt.
Brady bends over and picks up a pinch of dusty soil.
But this trend should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Cut into quarters and sprinkle with a pinch of sea salt.
Just a pinch of Baby Botox, what could possibly go wrong?
Garnish with microgreens, if desired, and a pinch of sea salt.
This statement must also be taken with a pinch of salt.
However, such promises should be taken with a pinch of salt.
In a bowl, mix both flours with a pinch of salt.
That figure should probably be taken with a pinch of salt.
This feeling of giddiness and even a pinch of anxiety is normal.
With a pinch of the phone's frame, you can fire up Assistant.
But, it's also worth taking the term with a pinch of salt.
But net migration figures should be taken with a pinch of salt.
"A pinch of confetti makes everything a bit more festive," Miller says.
Add the Mi goreng flavor packet and sprinkle a pinch of salt.
It was always a dab of this and a pinch of that.
Many Weibo users took the ministry's post with a pinch of salt.
Research on this topic should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Sprinkle the cutting board and the dough with a pinch of starch.
I also added a pinch of celery seed, inspired by lobster rolls.
Others thought Saakashvili's accusations should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Taking a pinch of the powder out, then putting it back in.
The paper itself needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, though.
The current-account numbers have to be taken with a pinch of salt.
According to Popular Mechanics, the test involves using just a pinch of dirt.
Such claims should be taken with a pinch of the island's black salt.
They make synth-stoked electronica with a pinch of 80s new wave pop.
Yet promises to reduce regulation should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Of course, there is garlic and olive oil, and a pinch of cayenne.
A heavy dose of spilling the tea with a pinch of throwing shade.
Who else could have created a mass agitation through a pinch of salt!
And Neil Gorsuch, the newest justice, used a hokey riff on his steak seasoning to deride the plaintiffs' approach as "a pinch of this, a pinch of that", with too little guidance for how to apply the test in practice.
Normally it would be prudent to take such statements with a pinch of salt.
Yet such complaints should be taken with a pinch of salt, says Ms Thompson.
It would be sensible to take the latest bluster with a pinch of salt.
Grandiose BAT statements about global aims should be taken with a pinch of salt.
A little gimmick here, a pinch of innovation there—but essentially they're all identical.
Melt 2 ounces of bittersweet chocolate, about 70 percent, with a pinch of salt.
A second cookbook, A Pinch of Home, will be published in September this year.
Once separated, yolks do best when whisked with a pinch of salt before freezing.
Finally, balance out the brew with some local honey and a pinch of sea salt.
It's very Blade Runner, with just a pinch of Total Recall, and it looks awesome.
Taste and adjust seasoning to your liking (sometimes a pinch of salt is needed). 3.
All I'd say is: Always take everything you read online with a pinch of salt.
But maybe you need to take some of their advice with a pinch of salt.
That means airlines' pleading for state support should be taken with a pinch of salt.
A simple "hello" becomes an elongated growl filled with sarcasm and a pinch of contempt.
The thing is, some of the photos have to be taken with a pinch of salt.
"I think we should take all that with a pinch of salt," a party spokesman said.
Add chard stems and a pinch of salt and cook until softened, 3 to 5 minutes.
Promises that state-owned companies will be curbed should be taken with a pinch of salt.
So Mitsubishi's claim to be the first should be taken with a pinch of salt... water?
Using a mortar and pestle, pound the garlic with the chillies and a pinch of salt.
While the test shows Samsung devices as clear winners, take it with a pinch of salt.
Add the onion and serrano chile slices to the pan along with a pinch of salt.
Break the eggs and add a splash of milk and a pinch of salt and pepper.
"My participation was to provide imagery, a custom palette, and a pinch of inspiration," Calvin says.
But the dictator's words must be taken with a pinch of salt, strategists have long warned.
"Another at-home remedy is to drink water with a pinch of sea salt," he says.
To them he is someone whose words are to be taken with a pinch of salt.
Gans takes the U.S. gripe with China about tech IP theft with a pinch of salt.
Add a pinch of hot pepper, some crushed fennel seed and a splash of white wine.
But if you want to add a pinch of something here and there, we won't tell.
Add the cherry tomatoes, a pinch of salt, and crank the heat up to high. 5.
Finish the mussels and clams with a pinch of fennel pollen and chopped parsley on top.
While it's cooking, the cook adds a pinch of salt and pepper to bring out flavor.
Let's take the trend of adding a pinch of activated charcoal to your food or drink.
Why borrow a cup of sugar when you can cadge a pinch of something more extraordinary.
Cooks shape it into balls or stuff it with a pinch of stewed meat or cheese.
Maybe with some seasoning and a pinch of salt, I would have ranked Healthy Choice higher.
News of possible Amazon Go expansions should perhaps be taken with a pinch of salt, however.
And when they need a pinch of feedback, they shift into a higher register and squeal.
I do think it's important that people take fashion and these brands with a pinch of salt.
I decide to add a pinch of sea salt on top to help the two flavors meld.
The 10-calorie sparkling sipper contains a pinch of real fair-trade-certified sugar, plus natural flavors.
Last, Africans should take what some of their new friends tell them with a pinch of salt.
Then add a pinch of saffron and, if you're not feeling the flavor, a bit of sugar.
Add brown sugar and a pinch of salt and stir, allowing to toast for about 3 minutes.
Others are taking Trump, his hopes of victory and his protectionist threats, with a pinch of salt.
Lemon zest, vanilla, and a pinch of black salt round out their rich yet so-fresh flavor.
Start by warming your beer in a small pan, over low heat, with a pinch of salt.
Roundom is a random-decision-making app that might help resolve disputes with a pinch of fun.
"I think we always take what we read on Reddit with a pinch of salt," he said.
Hardy starts with 00 flour, durum flour, water, olive oil, egg yolks, and a pinch of salt.
Other practices include making checklists in advance and nonverbal gestures, such as a pinch of the knee.
Slowly, a pinch of doubt about the bold move that Duncan was attempting bubbled to the surface.
"Even coming from that background, I've never felt a pinch of regret or shame," Ms. Harper said.
"Even coming from that background, I've never felt a pinch of regret or shame," Ms. Harper said.
It&aposs a small canister that holds sodium chlorate, barium peroxide, and a pinch of potassium perchlorate.
He picked up a bong, filled it with a pinch of marijuana, lit the leaves and inhaled.
The result is audio that feels distant, lacking vibrancy despite producing solid mids and a pinch of bass.
Each person was asked to mentally transfer their prayer to a pinch of tobacco clutched in their hands.
In a medium bowl whisk the graham cracker crumbs with the brown sugar and a pinch of salt.
"This means international agencies' regurgitation of Pyongyang's official food data should be taken with a pinch of salt".
Also, my default mood in life is "undifferentiated scorn" with just a pinch of unending, bone-deep sadness.
"Even coming from that background, I've never felt a pinch of regret or shame," she told the Times.
"You can't spill this stuff," he says as he adds a pinch of chlorophyll to his newest concoction.
At Tibet Kitchen, that beef blood is mixed with ground beef, steamed rice, and a pinch of salt.
All you need is a pinch of salt and a grind of pepper, and you're at peak beef.
Season the cod on both sides with sea salt and a pinch of the ground grains of paradise.
The resulting rice flour is mixed with water and augmented by a pinch of potato starch, for texture.
Add onions, red bell pepper and carrots, a pinch of salt and pepper, and cook until slightly caramelized.
Blanche a handful of spinach, wring dry and drizzle with sesame oil and a pinch of salt. 33.
Adding a pinch of salt to a cup of coffee can counteract bitterness, the American Chemical Society suggests.
Zest a lime over it all and finish with a pinch of the fall spice blend to serve.
Add a pinch of salt and rub your knife against it to break it down into a paste.
Add in a small ashwagandha root, vanilla bean, spicy melted dark chocolate and a pinch of pink Himalayan salt.
Traders who added almost a fifth to the company's market value on Thursday could use a pinch of salt.
Place in a small bowl with the peanuts and benne seeds and season with a pinch of salt. 3.
Oliver uses a pestle and mortar to pound more garlic and bird's eye chilies with a pinch of salt.
Meanwhile, place the strawberries in a small bowl and cover with the vinegar and a pinch of salt. 4.
Crack the eggs in to a medium bowl and add the milk and a pinch of salt and pepper.
Add to a mortar and pestle with a pinch of coarse salt until it comes to a coarse paste.
When the butter begins to foam, add the sliced leeks and chard stems, along with a pinch of salt.
Add the vegetables, cooking wine, and a pinch of sugar and cook quickly until crisp, about 2 minutes. 4.
He once sneezed so hard from a pinch of snuff that he cleared all the timber for 11 miles.
Apparently, offering a pinch of snuff was how she cozied up to political figures when she wanted a favor.
Once everything is bubbling, add salt to taste, and add a pinch of sugar and a splash of vinegar.
So, as we fix our sights on the 2030s, remember to take any predictions with a pinch of salt.
Each delivery focuses on a specific region or country, so you'll get a pinch of culture with each box.
In a bowl whisk the egg yolks with the condensed milk, lime juice and a pinch of salt until smooth.
Ladle (or pour carefully) into a teacup, and garnish with a pinch of pepper and/or rose petals, if using.
The Crown looks like a combination of Downton Abbey and House of Cards – with a pinch of real-life intrigue.
Without independent verification, these claims should be taken with a pinch of salt, but the underlying technology is certainly solid.
However, the research needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, particularly with regard to its claims of accuracy.
Finally, add a pinch of new DNA to taste, to instruct the gloop which proteins it is supposed to produce.
Under Jackson, the organization has blended its trademark dysfunction, ignorance, and pride, with a pinch of senility for good measure.
The most harmful thing is that you feel that it doesn't change much, that it's just a pinch of motivation.
But sometimes you have a shitty piece of meat and you need a pinch of salt to bring it out.
In a food processor pulse ricotta, yolks, 1 cup parmesan and a pinch of salt until all is incorporated. 2.
As simple as the filling, it's simply a quick mix of flour, cubed butter, sugar, and a pinch of salt.
Repeat with the other melon half, then sprinkle the melon with a pinch of kosher salt and toss to combine.
A pinch of wasabi and pickled ginger, the latter enveloped in a tempura-like batter, completed the sushi house effect.
Add in the jalapeno and 2 tablespoons olive oil, as well as a pinch of salt, and set aside. 2.
First, you make a lamb stew with white wine and onions and a pinch of saffron, if you're so inclined.
So when you read about these people high-noting themselves, you need to take it with a pinch of salt.
Whisk some eggs in a bowl, add a pinch of paprika, a grind of black pepper, and touch of salt.
Transfer to a bowl and squeeze half a lemon over the top and add a pinch of chile flakes. 4.
In a small pot, add stock, vegetables, parsley and basil and a pinch of salt, and bring to a boil.
Make the grits: In a medium saucepan, bring the milk, cream, and a pinch of salt to a gentle boil.
But the overall effect was hybridized: a mix of Savile Row and 1970s Harlem, with a pinch of French élan.
The sauce is honeyed and tomato-rich, faintly spicy, with a pinch of oregano added at the end for pungency.
Put three tablespoons freshly grated horseradish in a bowl and sprinkle with a little salt and a pinch of sugar.
Every cook prepares crazy water differently, but most recipes involve olive oil, tomato and a pinch of crushed red pepper.
I think I use a pinch of dried herbs like tarragon or thyme sometimes, and whatever else is in there.
The sauce seems to be a combination of mayonnaise and barbecue sauce, with perhaps a pinch of paprika and garlic.
"Carmen & Lola" is a bland story of forbidden love to which the word Roma was added like a pinch of chilli.
As Mr Asness wryly notes, there is a pinch of "we're losing because everyone else is an idiot" to all this.
It's a significant spread, and it suggests that exact comparisons between different estimates should be taken with a pinch of salt.
A sprinkle of cerium here and a pinch of neodymium there makes TV screens brighter, batteries last longer, and magnets stronger.
But I found myself wishing that an extra spoonful of sugar and a pinch of magic had been sprinkled in too.
UBS fixed income strategist John Wraith this week advised clients to take talk of higher rates with a pinch of salt.
A lot of fairytales are ancient and many people probably take these 250-year-old morals with a pinch of salt.
Make the green herb salsa: Put the garlic in a mortar with a pinch of salt and pound to a paste.
This woman sat by your bed, and in her hand was a pinch of mumia — ashes, they believed, of Jewish saints.
Those forecasts, while meant to be taken with a pinch of salt, do gel well with CLSA's more serious, traditional forecast.
Top with a pinch of salt and garnish with a charred blood orange peel in the shape of a broken heart.
Add a pinch of salt and pepper to the chops, then add the ginger and the garlic mixture to the lamb.
Season with a pinch of salt, sugar, or a squeeze of lemon juice, depending on which direction it needs to go.
Remove from the heat and add the remaining 3 tablespoons of parsley, the jamón ibérico, pepper, and a pinch of salt.
Using the tip of a pencil, she nudged each seed into a hole and covered it with a pinch of soil.
I mean, of course, Bill Murray, a comedy star with a peerless gift for leavening snark with a pinch of sentimentality.
Adding a pinch of corporate capital tax cuts increases the capital stock and GDP — that is, the size of the pie.
A stir-fried Rhythm-a-ning slide trombone's Splattered syntax with a pinch Of below-the-belt misprision Thrown in for laughs.
Let that be a warning: When cops announce the next dark web crackdown, maybe take the claims with a pinch of salt.
K: Well, I think it's very nice for the Guardian to say that but I take that with a pinch of salt.
"I think you really need to take these kind of analyses with a pinch of salt," he said in a phone interview.
Add the baking powder, baking soda, and a pinch of salt, and sift all ingredients together in bowl and set aside. 3.
Cut into 3/4 –inch-thick wedges, sprinkle with a pinch of salt, and arrange in a single layer in a steamer.
Remove from the heat and finish the sauce with a pinch of black pepper and a dash of the olive oil. 5.
To this, she adds more pomegranate molasses, a pinch of dry mint, salt, and olive oil and whisks it with a fork.
Then he rides over to Miami's Upper East side to the Pinch Kitchen for a pinch of something different that's uniquely Miami.
Add the pumpkin cubes, a pinch of hot pepper flakes and cook, stirring frequently, until soft and golden brown, about 7 minutes.
"Investors have been taking it (North Korean risks) with a pinch of salt and assume that sanity will prevail eventually," Chong said.
Slide the heap of onions into the heated oil, and add a pinch of salt, which will begin to draw water out.
But she also changes it up a bit, adding in a pinch of coriander and smoky paprika for a little something different.
The tone is often light and some tips to be taken with a pinch of salt as they piggyback the marketing bonanza.
Fatakhov makes his version of the drink with flaxseed milk and several spices: turmeric, cinnamon, cardamom, ginger and a pinch of black pepper.
But, of course, given how whiffy its crowdfunding campaign was looking, I was taking that statement with a pinch of salt, as well.
Don't go overboard on the basil, he warns, as he adds a pinch of sugar to correct against the bitterness of the herbs.
Combine the egg yolks, ½ cup sugar and a pinch of salt in the bowl fitted for the electric mixer with a whisk attachment.
Luckily, with a little lemon and a pinch of baking soda, you can return your favorite accent pieces to their original gleaming state.
They would then put a grill on top of it and carefully cook chiles and onions with a pinch of salt and pepper.
Because the dish is so rich and buttery, a squeeze of lemon and a pinch of zest serves as a balancing final touch.
But Trump has a habit of ignoring or surprising his own advisers, so their assurances should be taken with a pinch of salt.
You're never going to win – idiots who hide behind the screen so you've just got to take it with a pinch of salt.
That's why world leaders and even the people under him have learned to take his comments with more than a pinch of salt.
He looks on as his tattoo artist sprinkles a pinch of cremated ashes into two vials of ink, one black and one yellow.
As most cooks regularly do, she asks, why not when baking "add a pinch of this, a splash of that," like it's nothing?
I used a whole habanero in its place, diced, and a couple of carrots and shallots, same, with a pinch of brown sugar.
And her homemade seasoning mixes often include spices, dehydrated herbs, sugar for sweetness and a pinch of citric acid for acidity without moisture.
"I take all of this with a pinch of salt," said Robin Niblett, the director of Chatham House, the London-based research institution.
Other than that, it's a pinch of salt, and the generally-recognized-as-safe mineral supplement known as dipotassium phosphate, keeping things foamy.
That may be so, but for a firm that nearly got obliterated by ignoring fitbits and apps, a pinch of paranoia might be healthy.
Add a pinch of family and a sprinkle of holidays to the mix, and the impending Thanksgiving dinner can become a recipe for disaster.
Season with a pinch of salt and cook at a low simmer until creamy but still a bit loose, about 1 to 1½ hours.
Put the egg whites, cream of tartar and a pinch of salt in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the whisk attachment.
Credit Suisse analysts said revenue and cost targets for 2019 "may be taken with a pinch of salt given how far out that is".
I thought it was OK, but it needed just a bit of scalp oil and a pinch of dandruff, would be a little better.
This shift should be taken with a pinch of salt, however; burgers may be getting cheaper, but overall Norwegian inflation is a bland 2.6%.
Add the onion, pepper and chicken to the bowl of spices with a pinch of sea salt and black pepper and toss to coat.
He instructs us to add a pinch of sea salt to the molcajete, pick our preferred ingredients, and blend our own salsas by hand.
The oil cooks and coats the popcorn in a perfectly smooth way so that all the finished product needs is a pinch of salt.
Just a pinch of negotiations: Leaders are now working on a number of last-minute tweaks aimed at gaining support from those reluctant conservatives.
The first course is a blissfully fluffy terrine of Roma tomatoes crushed with zucchini flowers, mint, agar-agar, Tabasco and a pinch of sugar.
Astride the mango atoll stands a creamy scoop of shrikhand, a thick strained yogurt mixed with sugar, almond powder and a pinch of cardamom.
In a small bowl, stir together the celery salt, oregano, thyme, and pepper, then sprinkle a pinch of the seasoning mixture over each sandwich.
Using a mortar and pestle or the flat side of a knife, mash garlic with a pinch of salt until you get a paste.
The show's been around since 1969, but this is a pinch of childhood nostalgia that has grown up with us into this new age.
Cook frozen asparagus in a little toasted sesame oil, then sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds and a pinch of sea salt for Asian flair.
A slick of lemon olive oil, along with some grated garlic and a pinch of chile flakes, was exactly what it was begging for.
Here's how to do it: Skip the boiling water and cover the slices with rice wine vinegar, lime juice and a pinch of sugar.
Throw in a pinch of "Billions" in the high-stakes financial machinations, where Alex's actions provoke suspicion on the part of an astute coworker.
Measure and add 2 tablespoons heavy cream, ⅙ cup brown sugar, ½ teaspoon vanilla extract, ¼ teaspoon cinnamon, 1/4 teaspoon allspice and a pinch of nutmeg.
At this point, the notion of Trump cutting into a Democratic stronghold constituency is intriguing but must be taken with a pinch of salt.
To do so when you can hardly be bothered with a cell phone, however, takes both innocence and bravado, plus a pinch of madness.
Greediness is not a great quality, but a pinch of it does not justify the political mayhem that the recent investigations have been causing.
There will even be a display of vintage medical supplies, which serve no sexual purpose at all aside from adding a pinch of nostalgia.
In a mortar and pestle, smash to garlic with a pinch of salt until it forms a paste, thin paste, then set it aside. 33.
Pineapple with a pinch of salt is a trick my abuela taught me when I was a kid, and it's one of my favorite treats.
Drain any excess water from the ricotta and place in a bowl; sprinkle in a grating of nutmeg and a pinch of salt and pepper.
Turns out, all you really need to make your resolutions come true is a bit of dedication, a pinch of commitment and the proper lighting.
I cooked them the usual way—oil, frying pan, over hard—before dusting them with a pinch of powder, which I crumbled from on high.
Just a pinch of niobium, a soft, granite-grey metal mined mostly in Brazil, greatly strengthens a tonne of steel used in bridges and pipelines.
One tip I would give if you are drinking celery juice is to add a squeeze of lemon and a pinch of pink Himalayan Salt.
Still, it's nice to hear such things said in earnest, even if our jaded worldview forces us to take them with a pinch of salt.
This one has capers and green olives, but other versions contain raisins and pine nuts; I know a cook who includes a pinch of saffron.
Mixed with a pinch of salt and shredded cheese and mashed into a ball, it all becomes a dense treasure that's impossible to stop eating.
"Many of the ideas you have to take with a pinch of salt, while there are others that may be plausible," Anderson-Whymark told Live Science.
According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, it only takes about two milligrams of fentanyl -- about the same amount as a pinch of salt -- to kill you.
Increase the speed slightly (medium-high), add a pinch of salt and pepper, then start to slowly drizzle in the grapeseed and olive oils to emulsify.
Surely, the governor's impulse seems humanitarian — perhaps with a pinch of pepper to tweak Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is ideologically opposed to such an effort.
A pinch of sugar, salt, and a drizzle of oil are the minimum requirements for extraordinary vegetable cookery available as qing chao on any restaurant menu.
"Full-year guidance remains unchanged but traders are clearly taking this with a pinch of sugar", said Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets.
Take all those numbers with a pinch of salt, as it isn't clear where the figures originate and Go-Jek is in "fundraising mode" right now.
We will take our understanding of last year with a pinch of salt because the car is different and we've got a different tire this weekend.
While the pasta is cooking, in a medium bowl, beat together the eggs, 1 cup of the Pecorino Romano, a pinch of pepper and ¼ cup water.
Beauman's fourth novel is a kitchen-sink sendup of spy novels, 103s Hollywood and screwball newspaper comedies, with a pinch of Pynchon thrown in for fun.
For the artist, though, asceticism isn't a fad or a fashion or a mindful cleanse — a thumb of turmeric and a pinch of cayenne — prudently chosen.
In my mid-20s, I had traveled alone through South America, and I had suffered such a pinch of loneliness, but now I worried about him.
Then season to taste with salt, pepper, maybe a pinch of cayenne, and serve the gravy with the chicken and, if you're a maniac, with waffles.
The writer, who identifies as queer, imagined a storytime that promoted diversity and inclusion, with a pinch of camp — a family event that reflected her own family.
When they've begun to give off moisture, add a pinch of salt and cook for a few minutes more, until the mushrooms' juice begins to evaporate. 2.
"If peak demand doesn't show up, oil's next boom price cycle will reward investors who took today's peak demand hype with a pinch of salt," McNally said.
We just added some agave and a pinch of salt, but Almond Cow also has recipes for strawberry and chocolate almond milk, also with no straining required.
Make the red daiquiri: Process strawberries, a pinch of salt, ¾ cup rum, ¼ cup lime juice, ¼ cup cooled coconut syrup and 4 cups ice in blender until smooth.
It has all the requisite ingredients: flour, eggs, milk, roast drippings, a bit of butter, and a dash of salt (I added a pinch of thyme, too).
In a mortar and pestle, pound together the garlic, coriander seed, white pepper, and cilantro root with a pinch of salt until you get a paste. 3.
Many Scots must therefore be forgiven for taking any policy pronouncements from Nicola Sturgeon much as some prefer their porridge: with more than a pinch of salt.
Enfield strategically deploys Metu in short bursts to maximize his explosiveness; when the team needs a pinch of toughness, he turns Clark loose for rumbling offensive rebounds.
In the original bowl, mix the tomatoes, beans, radishes, dill, parsley and the other half of the dressing ingredients (reserving a pinch of parsley for garnish). 3.
Though take that with a pinch of salt because the man closest to Rousey, Edmund of House Targaryan, stands by the idea that she just got caught.
Taking the negative comments with a pinch of curry powder, I picked up my camera, loosened my belt, and headed to Rusholme for single-minded curry consumption.
He cracks jokes with the chef, provides positive commentary, and a pinch of culinary intel that reminds viewers that Fieri has put his time in the kitchen.
The tortellini is "one of my favorite easy dinners served with Trader Joe's Vodka Sauce and a pinch of Parmesan cheese," Eliason wrote for the Female Foodie.
Running the depressing gamut from PC Music through to Palma Violets, it's crucial to take the public image and background of today's artists with a pinch of salt.
Caldo de costilla, one just a handful of items on the menu, is a beef rib soup studded with potatoes and onions, garnished with a pinch of cilantro.
MOST lovers of Chinese martial arts take the magical aspects of kung fu, as demonstrated by the flying fighters of legend and film, with a pinch of salt.
It was definitely a weird sequence of events -- a singer demanding a crowd to be dead silent at a concert ... and a pinch of racism for good measure.
Candy corn is basically empty calories: A mixture of corn syrup, honey, and table sugar, plus some artificial color, a dash of gelatin and a pinch of salt.
"I started that in 2005, and at the time, I called it Truth Study Centre, with a pinch of salt—the name is big and grand," he says.
The optimism found on financial markets about a huge U.S. stimulus once Donald Trump's administration gets under way is also taken with a pinch of salt by Frankfurt.
The evening was full of nostalgia, sadness and hope, and a pinch of denial, to celebrate a man who hosted more than 700 events in the Hawkeye State.
Rhode Island's Green Bank, New York's Green Bank, and similar institutions in a dozen other states also testify to the catalytic effect of a pinch of public capital.
"Everyone is taking the Brexit news with a pinch of salt right now; interest rates are more in focus," said Tauseff Kanji, a currency trader at ETX Capital.
Scramble two eggs per person in a bowl with a splash of milk and a pinch of salt, and tip them into a hot pan foaming with butter.
Start with assertive and complex flavors: Think whole, tart lemon muddled with a pinch of salt, or floral hibiscus tea perked up with funky, fermented apple cider vinegar.
Once the water cooks down significantly in the quinoa put in a pinch of garlic powder, 33 teaspoons of tandoori masala powder, and 1 tablespoon of olive oil.
The "custard" in this case has no sugar, just a dash of black pepper and a pinch of cayenne, along with half-and-half and a few eggs.
It has always been good advice to take what you see on the internet with a pinch of salt, but online video has lately become even less trustworthy.
Add cherry tomatoes, a pinch of salt, pepper, chili, and a few basil leaves; lightly fry for 5-10 minutes, until the tomatoes have softened just a touch. 5.
But fentanyl is also 2144 to 2000 times more potent than heroin, and just 22017 or 225 milligrams of it — the size of a pinch of sand — can kill.
The custard itself is Paleo-friendly and gluten-free and still includes the classic hardened top, made from a pinch of the coconut sugar and a handheld pastry torch.
Make the blue daiquiri: Process blueberries, a pinch of salt, ¼ cup cooled coconut syrup and remaining ¾ cup rum, ¼ cup lime juice and 4 cups ice in blender until smooth.
But, you know, you just kind of take it with a pinch of salt and keep going with your own life and make the most of who you are.
While the shakshuka base simmers and flavors build, she starts confit-ing Yukon gold potatoes in a hefty amount of olive oil with salt and a pinch of saffron.
Made with Milk Bar's Cereal Milk soft-serve, crumbled whole baklava, high-quality rendered bacon fat, and a pinch of salt, the Baklava Milkshake is not for the meek.
In my highbrow research endeavors I uncovered a really cute fable about a "pinch of snuff," if you feel like reading a mash-up of O. Henry and Judaica.
For savory dishes, make an herb oil by puréeing herbs with oil (any kind) and a pinch of salt in your blender, then freeze them in ice cube trays.
Therefore, we should take the aforementioned projections and economic assumptions with a pinch of salt — the economic effects of the tax reform bill released today are still largely unknown.
With a pinch of Wind Waker and a whole lot of N64-era 3D platformer aesthetics, Gone Wandering is a very cute and pretty reminder of a bygone time.
As for how many Cheetos are on the sandwich, it will be a "pinch of the thumb, index, and middle fingers' layer of crunchy Cheetos," KFC told Food & Wine magazine.
"I guess for number 43 I could try attaching a switch…" He began to consider the design of his next experiment while rolling a pinch of tobacco in crinkled paper.
As evidenced by this premiere below, the British singer—born Marcus Foster—embraces of squelchy funkadelic kind of pop with a pinch of soul and a dollop of R&B.
Bea: But obviously you have to take that with a pinch of, well, there are so many variables/ Char: I/ Bea: Or you might get hit by a tram tomorrow!
Much like a regular rice cooker, you only have to pour rice, a few cups of water, a few tablespoons of oil, and a pinch of salt to begin cooking.
The mousse itself doesn't require a lot of tools or ingredients (milk, cream, white sugar, dark chocolate discs, a pinch of salt, sheet gelatin, and a lot of egg yolks).
Ice giants Uranus and Neptune have water-rich interiors coated with hydrogen, helium, and a pinch of methane, the latter of which gives these outer planets their distinctive cyan complexion.
To make the blood orange syrup, Maestracci combines the juice of a blood orange with one part honey, then adds blood orange zest, a pinch of salt, and lemongrass chunks.
Add in the potatoes and flour and a pinch of salt and sugar and, using your hands, knead until smooth, about 5 minutes, taking care not to over mix it.
He was frequently photographed with a pinch of tobacco in his cheek; his 1985 and 1989 Topps baseball cards are used in the official complaint to illustrate the plaintiffs' argument.
In a large stainless steel bowl, or the top of a double boiler, beat together the eggs, 1 cup of the Pecorino Romano, a pinch of pepper and ¼ cup water.
Add one spoonful of diced raw onion, another of fried onion, a pinch of cilantro, a squeeze of lime juice and a dollop of salsa, and you're in taco heaven.
The ECB should take the low inflation expectations implied by bond prices with a pinch of salt as other gauges show greater confidence in the outlook, Coeure said on Thursday.
As so often in these unprecedented big bang events, headline estimates of a quantified economic impact on the Eurozone and individual countries should be taken with a pinch of salt.
First, you cut scallions and ginger into fine julienne, then stir up a little mixture of soy sauce and sesame oil, spiked with Shaoxing wine and a pinch of sugar.
"Take any offers described as 'time-limited' with a pinch of salt, as chances are it won't be the last opportunity you get to buy at that price," it recommended.
But while a pinch of salt is sometimes necessary with Yoko's account of Automata's development, there's no doubt that he got seriously into bullet-hell shooters while making the new game.
A story that's been circulating over the past week — "Hotel ransomed by hackers as guests locked in rooms" — should be taken with a little more than just a pinch of salt.
Though it's made from only five ingredients (vanilla beans, coconut cream, egg yolks, coconut sugar, and a pinch of salt), this dish tastes like it came from a five-star kitchen.
Because of that, the award for "Funniest Joke" at the Edinburgh Fringe festival (the annual hot-bed of comedy in Scotland's capital) should probably be taken with a pinch of salt.
Make the dressing: In a small mixing bowl, whisk together the berries with the vinegar, honey, oregano, garlic, and a pinch of salt, gently breaking down the berries as you do.
Pour 3 inches of oil into a large, heavy pot (like a Dutch oven), and heat the oil to 360°F (a pinch of flour should sizzle, but not darken immediately).
This summer, Mandy Moore shared a recipe for a refreshing chlorophyll drink, with a "pinch" of this, and a "squeeze" of that, as if it had come from a family cookbook.
Studies also show that capsaicin-based nasal sprays can alleviate sinus pressure, which is why some natural-remedy sites recommend snorting a pinch of cayenne, mixed in water, up your nose.
Make the white daiquiri: Process coconut cream, a pinch of salt, ¾ cup white rum, 6 tablespoons lime juice, 6 tablespoons cooled coconut syrup and 4 cups ice in a blender until smooth.
One rule of thumb when reading journals is that dull results that nonetheless reach publication are probably true, but that striking, eminently publishable stories should be taken with a pinch of salt.
While Capital Economics' Shah agrees the economy will set to take a beating in the upcoming quarter, he warned that India's growth data needs to be taken with a pinch of salt.
The ECB should take the low inflation expectations implied by euro zone bond prices with a pinch of salt as other gauges show greater confidence in the outlook, Coeure said on Thursday.
I am used to eating it very simply: Lay the bresaola on a plate and top with fresh arugula, a squeeze of lemon juice, some olive oil, and a pinch of salt.
"I think we have to take those data with a pinch of salt," said Vatsala Datta, a fixed income strategist at Royal Bank of Canada, a primary dealer in British government debt.
EPSOM, England (Reuters) - Formula One world champions Mercedes say they are now the underdogs to Ferrari in this year's title race but Nigel Mansell is taking that with a pinch of salt.
How about with hot peppers and a pinch of arsenic mixed in, to be served with country ham, beefcake and cheesecake, with, of course, plenty of moonshine to wash it all down?
However, Yanzhong Huang, a senior fellow for global health at the Washington-based Council on Foreign Relations, said the claimed improvement rate of 92% should be taken with a pinch of salt.
"This month's drop in sales should be taken with a pinch of salt, given the backdrop of last June's heatwave and the start of the World Cup," CBI economist Alpesh Paleja said.
But a recurring theme in daily cooking is the use of a few inexpensive, common ingredients: olive oil, eggplant, tomato and pasta, usually with a pinch of peperoncino, crushed hot red pepper.
" In many ways, "Sharp Objects" played like a throwback to Southern gothic horror, with a pinch of "A Streetcar Named Desire" and a whole lot of "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
Veteran China watchers typically advise taking its data early in the year with a pinch of salt, suspecting the trends may be distorted by the timing of the Lunar New Year holidays.
Up-and-comer Butterscotch has mastered a tough recipe in today's melting pot of music: She effortlessly blends hip-hop and R&B with a dash of jazz and a pinch of rock.
However, veteran China watchers typically advise taking its data early in the year with a pinch of salt, suspecting the trends may be distorted by the timing of the Lunar New Year holidays.
Munching moules-frites seasoned with a pinch of plastic may sound unappetising but it is hard to say if it is dangerous, says Stephanie Wright, who studies the subject at King's College, London.
Claims of unbridled success by North Korea's state media need to be taken with a pinch of salt, said Melissa Hanham, a senior research associate at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
With the right people by your side, a sense of perseverance, a passion for your product, and a pinch of luck, you can set yourself up for the best possible chance of prosperity.
We might take it with a pinch of salt when Germany striker Thomas Müller says at news conferences that Italy has no villainy, and that he finds its defenders to be perfect gentlemen.
In the middle of the carpeted room is a gas heater for winter reading and an ashtray and a spittoon for those who may need a smoke or a pinch of smokeless tobacco.
Read more " _____ • Adele M. Stan in The American Prospect: "How easy will it be to quash dissent when a pinch of pot and some bad science could see you locked up for years?
Above is the premiere of their lastest video for "Broke Me in Two" a warmly wrought, elastic pop song full of unexpected lilts and glitchy repetitions and just a pinch of R&B.
The founding fathers of fintech recognized this expectation and took the traditional concepts of financial services, added a pinch of innovation and a touch of technology and watched the future of banking change forever.
So the next time you hear the word disrupt, or any of its cognates, in the general vicinity of the word Amazon, be sure to treat anything you hear with a pinch of salt.
However, this news should be taken with a pinch of salt: the Ehang 184 still isn't approved for testing by the FAA itself, and the company has yet to show a fully working prototype.
I whip up a sizable batch for both of us, using flour that my mother-in-law made from scratch, mixing it with water and adding a pinch of salt, jaggery, and cardamom powder.
ARS= "The best thing for us is to be prepared, have the shock absorbers and take this with a pinch of salt," central bank governor Mario Marcel told Reuters during a trip to London.
But the state didn't need to exacerbate the problem If legislators do meet to discuss aid to victims of the volcano, they should add a pinch of prevention to their metric ton of cure.
As ever with consumer products claiming to have passed MIL-STD-810G tests, this claim has to be taken with a pinch of salt (the US military doesn't certify compliance so companies basically test themselves).
To be sure, veteran China watchers typically advise taking its data early in the year with a pinch of salt, suspecting the trends may be distorted by the timing of the Lunar New Year holidays.
Baking is a science, so missing a step, like mixing dry ingredients separately or forgetting to add a pinch of salt, can make the process difficult and leave you with a faulty batch of batter.
Unlike the giants of the wine world, these small, rough-hewed farms add no ingredients besides grapes and time to their wines (with the occasional exception of a pinch of sulfites to preserve the vintage).
On a recent day at Turquoise Mountain's office, Ms. Etebari was trying to decide whether to put saffron or a pinch of Afghan earth in the amulet, and agonizing over what to call the piece.
Here's a shortcut way to pickle the red onions: Slice them, put them in a bowl and then submerge them in rice wine vinegar and lime juice, with a pinch of sugar sprinkled over them.
If you like a little extra zip and heat, you might add a little grated Parmesan, a pinch of red-pepper flakes and a little parsley to the egg coating, as they do in Rochester.
Chanel is a formula by now: Take some tweed, some quilting, add a dash of contemporary trend, a pinch of pearls and a sprinkling of double Cs, throw it all in a pot and stir.
Stir a couple of refrigerator-cold, soft-boiled eggs into a bowl of very hot rice (I usually microwave day-old rice for this) with a dash of soy sauce and a pinch of salt.
Boil a few tablespoons of vinegar and an equal measure of sugar or honey, add a pinch of red pepper flakes, and let it simmer until the whole thing is syrupy and reduced by half.
I'm not opposed to a pinch of brown sugar in a rub or a drizzle of honey in dressing for balance, but I generally avoid ingredients like sweet fruit mingling with ingredients like savory meat.
The TV contractor ate a pinch of chicken feed to gross out his daughters, 11-year-old Ella and 7-year-old Emmie Kay, but instead found his youngest putting him up to a bigger challenge.
I've never been one for energy drinks, but I love coffee and tea, and Guayaki Yerba Mate Sparkling Gold is like if you carbonated tea, then added a pinch of sugar and a dash of cocaine.
And that's one reason why many Leeds fans are taking the club's current upsurge in form – which has propelled them right into the promotion shake-up in the Championship – with more than a pinch of salt.
It's sweet and savory, rich yet without dairy; the parchment paper curls away from the fish revealing tender tomatoes, Japanese eggplant, thyme, and fennel bulb, topped with a pinch of saffron and a twist of lemon.
Dutch Baby Also known as a German oven pancake, this giant popover is simple: Just dump the ingredients — eggs, flour, sugar, milk and a pinch of nutmeg — into a blender and give it a good whirl.
Made up of two brothers and two pals, Melbourne-based band Redspencer plough a decidedly 60s-indebted furrow—all hazy harmonies and interlocking guitar lines—with just a pinch of early Blur at their most melancholic.
Throw in some chopped garlic, a bay leaf and a fresh ripe chopped tomato or two, along with a dab of tomato paste, a pinch of crushed red pepper and perhaps a splash of white wine.
But MUFG currency economist Lee Hardman said these surveys should be taken "with a pinch of salt", as they reflected political uncertainty last month, when the ruling Conservative party unexpectedly lost its majority in parliamentary elections.
In making this argument, Douthat draws on political thinkers from both the left and the right, adding a pinch of Piketty here and a flask of Fukuyama there to make a kind of pessimist's stone soup.
" Mr. Seiger, who was in the United States as part of the family's Justice for Harry campaign, said the family was used "to treating anything that the Trump administration says publicly with a pinch of salt.
They start with a pinch of sodium metal about the size of a marble and demonstrate how the pressure of small wooden block being dropped on it creates enough pressure to blast the wood into the air.
The Ultimate Vegan Cookbook for Your Instant Pot by Kathy Hester — $13.99 See Details If you're attempting a paleo diet or have even done a pinch of research, you know that it's a challenge and a half.
You can adjust the size with a pinch of your finger or add more images to the wall with a tap of your screen, then save the collection to your photo archive or share on social media.
Although Kuo has a good track record of predicting Apple's future developments, any prediction like this is worth taking with a pinch of salt — especially since it's concerning products that are over two years away from release.
Decades before Emeril Lagasse shouted "Bam!" in administering a pinch of cayenne or garlic, Mr. Kerr defined the television cook as a man of energy and constant motion — "The Galloping Gourmet," as his show's title put it.
These are usually taken with a pinch of salt, and big EU investors are currently eyeing the country's massive tenders for 5G equipment as the real litmus test of whether the country is serious about opening up.
His second novel, "Universal Harvester," on the other hand, comes across less like "Moonrise Kingdom" and more like a gentle, Midwestern riff on David Cronenberg's "Videodrome" (maybe with a pinch of "Fargo" thrown in for good measure).
My go-to homemade dressing is: 3/4 cup olive oil, 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar, 1/2 fresh lemon juiced, 1 tablespoon of real maple syrup, 1 teaspoon garlic powder, a pinch of salt and pepper.
But I got down my spiral-bound Edmonds copy all the same, flicked through to the grease-stained page, and took a look at the ingredients: flour, baking powder, sugar, an egg, milk, and a pinch of salt.
Speaking in Frankfurt just before the account was published, ECB board member Benoit Coeure said the pessimism implied such instruments should be taken as a pinch of salt and estimates by professional forecasters and households were more benign.
As for the economic consequences, GDP per capita barely changed for one hundred years and fell sharply during the Civil War – though of course we must take economic analysis of that period history with a pinch of salt.
Eating cicadas — some, like Sid, eat them live, but they are often sautéed in butter with a pinch of salt or maybe garlic — follows from an Onondaga tradition, which is renewed with the insect's arrival every 17 years.
It's the kind of place where product names exist in helpful gradations — using "Between Hoops" ($65) to describe a medium pair, like a cook who deploys a "pinch" of salt as a precise metric rather than a suggestion.
"Honesty is the only way in this job — integrity when lives are on the line on the aircraft and training programs shouldn't be taken with a pinch of salt," a Boeing employee wrote to another in February 2018.
If the program were to languish for lack of funds, those patients would lose access to government-funded private care, putting a pinch of departmental resources that would, in turn, increase patient wait times, the department has said.
They say this claim should be taken with a pinch of salt, and that while Tesla's new hardware is impressive, it doesn't provide an insurmountable advantage for the company, nor will it solve the challenges facing self-driving cars.
Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Some argue that banh mi, the Vietnamese sandwich, lives and dies by its bread, a cloud in crisp armor, preferably made with a pinch of rice flour for extra spring and crackle.
LONDON (Reuters) - Chile's central bank is taking the recent fall in its currency with a "pinch of salt", the bank's head said on Thursday, though the bank is likely to nudge up next month's new set of inflation forecasts.
So don't use Maldon — or any other specialty sea salt — to salt boiling pasta water; do consider it adding a pinch of it to a crunchy rice bowl, chicken that's just come out of the oven, or a salad.
A smoked eel sandwich, with lashings of horseradish and a pinch of pickled red onion, which is as much of an institution at the iconic Soho restaurant as its stained glass windows, friendly staff, and daily-changing illustrated menus.
Forty two grams of cacao (the maximum dosage per cup) has been mixed with mint tea, with cayenne pepper to quicken absorption into the bloodstream, plus a pinch of cinnamon and salt to take the edge off the taste.
Earlier this year, DJI put vast stretches of Iraq and Syria on its no-fly list, preventing its drones from being flown there, though the restrictions could be easily bypassed by anyone with even a pinch of technical know-how.
All of which is confessed in absolute unflinching detail, with a nod and a wink and a pinch of Cockney slang, in Lonely Boy (published by Da Capo), his painfully honest, just-published must-read memoir, co-written with Ben Thompson.
When it comes to my work, I wanted this sort of disclaimer for people to take my subjects with a pinch of humor and an open mind, so I came up with "POPlitically incorrect": a caricature of pop culture and politics.
All of which is confessed in absolute unflinching detail, with a nod and a wink and a pinch of Cockney slang, in  Lonely Boy (published by Da Capo), his painfully honest, just-published must-read memoir, co-written with Ben Thompson.
Snus, a moist, smokeless tobacco product, which is consumed by tucking a pinch of it between the gums and upper lip, is banned in all EU countries except for Sweden, which gained an exemption when joining the bloc in 1995.
"There's no such thing as Indian food," she tells me, as she mashes potato with just a pinch of chili powder and Calcutta Street's in-house dry fried spice—a blend of cumin, black salt, coriander, and red chili flakes.
"This is positive news from Italy, though the actual deficit may actually be higher than that, so the markets will be inclined to take this with a pinch of salt," said Esther Maria Reichelt, FX strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
FRANKFURT, July 11 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's should take the low inflation expectations implied by euro zone bond prices with a pinch of salt as other gauges show greater confidence in the outlook, ECB board member Benoit Coeure said.
According to my friend Wicked Peter (Wikipedia) "educational materials distinguishing green and blue only came into use after World War II" but as a citation for that is needed, I think we can probably take it with a pinch of salt.
When I chatted with my friend Cassandra the owner of Little West about their celery juice I suggested for "insurance" purposes she add a pinch of pink Himalayan salt and a squeeze of lemon to maximize the benefits for her patrons.
Hydration 3-4 glasses of water a day Breakfast Slice of Ezekiel sprouted grain toast with ¼ of an avocado, mashed with lemon, salt and a pinch of chili flakes 13 hardboiled egg Cup of coffee with whole milk and 1 tsp.
It seems like a wildly unnecessary security precaution, unless you're afraid of Leo DiCaprio casing your brain for dream theft, though I admit a password does conjure a pinch of that familiar thrill of keeping a padlocked diary in middle school.
Until the Pentagon can solve that conundrum, some observers will take US military threats with a pinch of salt -- unless they conclude that Trump is ready to accept a huge humanitarian toll in Asia -- to keep America safe from North Korea.
A sports documentary with a minor in economics, "The Workers Cup" also adds a pinch of philosophy into its bittersweet story of migrant laborers who form a team to play soccer in and around the same stadiums they are building.
Imagine crushing a DVD of "The Phantom Menace" into a fine powder, tossing in some Adderall and Ecstasy and a pinch of cayenne pepper and snorting the resulting mixture while wearing a virtual reality helmet in a Las Vegas karaoke bar.
With a special blend of hops, grains, along with a pinch of "nobody believed in us" whining, the New England brewery is set to release this special edition, adorned with the image of Tom Brady as some Black Phillip-ass satanic figure.
If not, pop them back in the oven for a few more minutes Chop them coarsely and add to the reduced juice along with the parsley, oregano, a pinch of salt, and enough olive oil to cover the nuts and herbs. 5.
Once again, one has to take the word "champion" with a pinch of salt because, as Saturday's Champions League final confirms, it is no longer necessary to be the top dog in a country to go all the way in the tournament.
The CBI said the sharp fall should be taken with a pinch of salt, given the survey asked retailers to compare sales with a year ago when hot weather and England's unexpectedly strong showing in the men's soccer World Cup boosted sales.
"I'm homeless and jobless and addicted again," Miguel Fonseca, a 553-year-old electrical mechanic, said as he held a lighter under a sheet of tin foil to turn a pinch of heroin powder into fumes that he smoked to get high.
Sauté the garlic until fragrant, about a minute, then add 1 teaspoon ground cumin, 4/4 teaspoon ground allspice, if you have it, and a pinch of cayenne, and sauté for a few seconds to toast the spices and bring out their flavor.
Sauté the garlic until fragrant, about a minute, then add 1 teaspoon ground cumin, 4/4 teaspoon ground allspice, if you have it, and a pinch of cayenne, and sauté for a few seconds to toast the spices and bring out their flavor.
"Honesty is the only way in this job — integrity when lives are on the line on the aircraft and training programs shouldn't be taken with a pinch of salt," wrote one Boeing worker to another in messages that were emailed in February 2018.
I have some plums from my Misfits box that I feel a little skeptical about, so I give them my usual treatment of sautéing them with a pat of butter, warm spices, and a pinch of sugar before having them with oatmeal.
Orange juice's high sugar levels nearly nullify its vitamin C and potassium content, so much that a glass of plain water with a pinch of vitamin C from a lemon or orange wedge might be a safer bet for fortifying your immune system.
For a simple stir-fry sauce, I like to whisk together a tablespoon each of brown rice vinegar and low sodium vegetable broth, a teaspoon of honey, a half teaspoon each of fresh grated ginger and minced garlic, and a pinch of crushed red pepper.
I'd take that with a pinch of salt at this point since its business outside of China is in its early stages, but there seems little doubt that it is on the road to replicating its scale in its homeland in many parts of Asia.
More intricate than highlights, or even salon-favorite balayage, which is achieved using a freehand painting technique, strandlighting involves separating and dyeing just a pinch of hair strands at a time, instead of a whole lock — and the results are so much more subtle.
In parts of Asia where people used to regard the best place for man's best friend as not the sofa but the stewing-pot, along with some onions and a pinch of seasoning, and where cats were made into tonics, norms are changing fast.
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE — "LIKE I LOVE YOU" Subtract the boy band curls, add heaps and heaps of bad boy swagger and a pinch of sexy whisper-talking, break out your slickest moves, and you've got the recipe to turn Timberlake into a grown-up, worldwide phenomenon.
But Chinese government data has long been taken with a pinch of salt so when it comes to assessing the state of factories, investors tend to gravitate towards a private gauge that tracks smaller and medium sized firms, known as the Caixin manufacturing PMI.
It's safe to say this uncertainty comes with more than a pinch of anxiety: Over the 38 percent of US jobs that will be "lost to automation" as a PwC report claimed, or the driving jobs that will be "all but obsolete" within decades.
One conversation: "Honesty is the only way in this job — integrity when lives are on the line on the aircraft and training programs shouldn't be taken with a pinch of salt," wrote one Boeing worker to another in messages that were emailed in February 2018.
From there, if you feel the need to sass it up by adding a pinch of fennel seeds to the onions, a splash of red wine to the tomatoes or a mess of freshly chopped herbs at the end, I will not be offended.
You don't have to be too strict with the amounts, so feel free to season to your own tastes:- ~1/3 cup of nutritional yeast - 1-2 tsp garlic powder- 1 tsp cumin- a generous pinch of chili powder- a pinch of cayenne- pink salt to taste
"(Sterling's) rebound comes after a sharp drop at the end of last week ... Thus, at this stage, one has to take this latest rebound with a pinch of salt, as it could be a counter-trend move which could ultimately fail to sustain itself," said Forex.
Cut the sweet peppers into small dice (the size of confetti) and the cherry tomatoes into halves (chopped larger tomatoes would work as well), then toss them with extra-virgin olive oil and red-wine vinegar, a touch of garlic and a pinch of red-pepper flakes.
The botched outcome of the arrest warrant for Ovidio Guzman Lopez, son of the infamous drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, is a stark reminder of where power is held south of the border; political protestations from down under should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Recently, I set up a mentoring and work experience scheme called One True Calling with my best friend Julie Adenuga, where we help young people make their first steps into the industry, teach them to take old traditions with a pinch of salt, and carve their own path.
"Even though it looks dramatic, today's December drop should be taken with a pinch of salt," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said, adding that special factors such as the unusually cold winter temperatures and an extraordinary Christmas effect were probably the main reasons for the sharp drop in December.
I post High Beam links [a subscription-based archive of news stories] up as they're from the time and give an idea of what was appearing in the media and I take what's said in them with a pinch of salt, I'm not surprised they're full of inaccuracies.
A little gimmick here, a pinch of innovation…Read more ReadThe FLIR ONE thermal camera started life as a bulky case for the iPhone 260, but was eventually streamlined into a compact dongle that connected to the microUSB or Apple Lightning port on the bottom of iOS or Android smartphones.
Here, we've provided a baseline recipe to use up a bunch of stems, but you could toss in some fresh basil for a more classic pesto flavor, swap the pine nuts for whichever nut you have on hand, add a pinch of red pepper flakes for some heat, etc, etc, etc.
Baghdad Journal BAGHDAD — Long before Falluja was known the world over for deadly jihadists, it was known all over Iraq for its kebab — fatty lamb, ground and mixed with onion, grilled on a skewer over an open fire and served with a pinch of sumac — at a joint called Haji Hussein.
Plus, there's a hit of Fernet Branca and a pinch of sea salt in there to add the most minute suggestion of a savory herbaceousness that really throws this whole thing into the category of oh my god what is this i want to drink this all the time forever.
As Osmond wrote in a letter to Huxley, minting a new word in the process: To fathom hell or soar angelic, Just take a pinch of psychedelic Where "experimenting with drugs" eventually became a high-minded way of saying "doing drugs," these early psychedelic trials more or less resembled actual experiments.
It's one of the campest books I've ever read in my life, and I'm fairly certain that you should take quite a lot of the anecdotes in it with a pinch of salt — you do spend your time reading it with one eyebrow raised, muttering, "Yeah, right" — but it's incredibly entertaining.
Add a dollop of crème fraiche (using a spoon that is first dunked into a cup of hot water to get that nice quenelle if you want to be fancy), a squeeze of lemon, an additional spoonful of jam over the crème fraiche, and a pinch of fleur de sel to finish.
The recipe seems simple: a little dash of the peacefulness of Alexandria, wedded to some of the "willing to overlook horrors in the name of relative sanctuary" from that season five hospital, with just a pinch of the "I guess all anybody does here is finish jigsaw puzzles" somnambulant quality of Herschel's farm.
Just rip the leafy part of the kale off of the rib (discard the ribs), place the leaves in a large bowl, pour a couple glugs of olive oil on top, plus a pinch of salt, and gently knead the leaves for about 3-5 minutes, similar to how you would knead dough.
The promotional material, however, goes on to say his "fall from power to shame is a mythic journey which has been compared to 'The Odyssey' by people who claim to have read that book," which suggests it would be wise to take Mr. Mamet's trail of references with a pinch of salt.
Possibly one of the few occasions when crowding the skillet is a good thing, this recipe calls for carrots cooked in fat — schmaltz, olive oil, butter — with a pinch of something spicy — red-pepper flakes, cayenne, even hot paprika — and sort of half-steamed on top of one another until they're just tender.
But people like me who engage in quasi-vigorous physical activity daily need more, and those who exercise strenuously for more than an hour a day need even more than that, perhaps supplemented by a sports drink containing the electrolytes sodium and potassium (but avoid those with more than a pinch of sugar).
Putting basis of relationship with China in play The reaction from China and elsewhere to his statements meanwhile underlines the vast difference from being a candidate -- where a potential president's comments are often taken by foreign powers with a pinch of salt -- and being President-elect whose comments have a huge impact around the world.
Though the restaurants in Little Saigon, run by an older generation of Vietnamese immigrants, don't tend to veer from traditional fillings, the Phams, when they're feeling more experimental, color the batter a pale yellow with a pinch of turmeric, or make vegetarian versions with a jackfruit filling, seasoned with soy instead of fish sauce.
Having cut her teeth as a session player for Charli XCX and BØRNS, the LA-based singer still values the importance of an absolutely killer bass line pushed front and center, but on "Stronger" the production is cleaner and clearer, a song that's fingerclicky cool, with a pinch of 60s shimmy and a pipette full of 80s power pop.
Now obviously we have to take this with a pinch of salt (there's always the chance exaggeration for internet points), but here's frymaster's story in full: Others chipped in with similar experiences: And although the experience must have been frustrating, on the plus side, it created plenty of opportunities for puns: Have something to add to this story?
His face, caught up and expectant, declared him a full fevered participant in the strangest election season America has seen since anyone can remember, one in which everything might really be at stake, though of course we say that every time—as a mindless chant, a pinch of salt, a superstition to ward off the day it will be true.
"Take one cup Sarah Connor from the first Terminator movie; one cup Ripley [from Alien]; three tablespoons of the younger sister in [the 1984 post-apocalyptic comedy] Night of the Comet; a few sprigs of A Little Princess — the book, not the movies; and a pinch of Jimmy Stewart for pain, because nobody does better pain," he told EW in 2010.
This is by no means a comprehensive analysis and these numbers should be taken with a pinch of salt, but the conclusion is an important one: If the network of bitcoin miners keeps expanding the way it has done, the increased efficiency of mining devices is most likely offset, leaving us anywhere between a slight growth or an explosion of the total energy consumption.
As the mayor of Denver from 2003 to 2011 and then the governor of Colorado from 2011 until the start of this year, when he left office because of term limits, he was known for swearing off negative political ads, for gravitating away from divisive issues and toward whatever common ground he could find, and for a style with substantial measures of goofiness and geekiness but barely a pinch of truculence.
A pinch of herbs sprinkling onto a melting pat of butter in a pan, lightly falling like snow, would give me the same shiver I used to get as a kid when a friend would bop her fist on the top of my head and whisper into my ear crack an egg on your head and let the yolk run down, let the yolk run down, as she pitter-pattered her fingers down my back.
From our perspective, we're taking the numbers with a pinch of salt to the extent that Donald Trump, one thing he is doing really well is that he is assuring markets, he's providing some confidence in a time that we really need it that he is determined to open (industries) as soon as possible…The way that the numbers are falling now, the rebound is going to be pretty much in the same extent as well, and that is where the focus should be.
But, if you do have a taste for it, you can spice up the dish with a pinch of ass, a small handful of pussy, a smear of telling a candidate who has spent forty years in public service that she looks tired, or a scant cup of sexual-assault accusers paraded around as human shields on live TV. (Fun tip: Add insult to injury by not paying for their hair and makeup!) Note: If accusers start to bubble up in the pot, put a lid on it immediately by enlisting the F.
Ingredients for the chickpea salad: 33 cups cooked chickpeas, cooked in vegetable stock and garlic 23/24 tablespoon za'atar 25 tablespoon Aleppo pepper 1 tablespoon sumac ¼ cup red onion (brunoise) ½ cup cilantro (finely chopped, stems and all) 2 tablespoons red Fresno chilies (brunoise) 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons lemon juice salt, to taste for the egg mix: 1 cup loose merguez sausage 12 large organic eggs ¼ cup heavy cream for the avocado mash: 43 ripe Hass avocados juice and zest of 1 lemon a pinch of salt herb mix 2 cups loosely picked cilantro sprigs 1 cup finely shaved scallion whites 1 cup very thinly sliced Holland red hot chilies for serving: 4 thick slices of sourdough bread, drizzled with olive oil and grilled (crunchy outside and soft inside) Directions 1.

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