Sip it on ice or with a splash of vodka.
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But, with the right goods and a splash of a.m.
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She ordered a club soda with a splash of cranberry.
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The tea goes in first, then a splash of milk.
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There was a splash of red on the marble steps.
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Add a splash of water to compensate for any evaporation.
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For a splash of color, he adds some rose petals.
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It was a splash of cold water on their faces.
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Before serving you, they pour a splash of salsa on top.
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She looks like Ivanka Trump (with a splash of Melania, too).
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ASBURY PARK "Black & White
With a Splash of Color," group show.
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ASBURY PARK "Black & White With a Splash of Color," group show.
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ASBURY PARK "Black White ...
With a Splash of Color," group show.
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ASBURY PARK "Black White … With a Splash of Color," group show.
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The only color is a splash of red among the victims.
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Wednesday: I grabbed a coffee with a splash of oat milk.
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I wanted to keep it simple, with a splash of energy.
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It was like a splash of cold water on his face.
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A splash of soda and a handful of cherries complete the scene.
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Founded by Brendan Alper, Hater adds a splash of cynicism to dating.
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I also have a glass of seltzer with a splash of Aperol.
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Janelle Monae gives the no-frills Pepsi ad a splash of panache.
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Think no further than berries, nuts, and a splash of almond milk!
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Another involves freshly grated ginger with a splash of dark soya sauce.
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A splash of acid and their faces and future were changed forever.
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How do you take your news: Plain or with a splash of interpretation?
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You know, if a splash of pickle in your iced tea sounds appealing.
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And unlike dousing, there was no need for a splash of good fortune.
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Replace full-sugar sodas with seltzer and a splash of cranberry, for instance.
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You might ask a barista to "leave room" for a splash of cream.
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Our attention remains focused on a splash of gas centered in each frame.
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Try it with tonic and lime, or with a splash of grapefruit liqueur.
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Add a little water, a splash of beer, a glug of hard cider.
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It's finished with pale curves of pig intestine and a splash of wine.
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There's a splash of color in the work you have by Ivan Serpa.
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We usually get a single character, a short arc, a splash of representation.
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At least Blue Origin throws in a splash of blue for its image font?
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If I'm feeling "fun," I add a splash of Whole Foods organic coconut milk.
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Make brewed coffee at home (Trader Joe's Bali) with a splash of whole cream.
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He transfers the berries to a ceramic plate and adds a splash of vinegar.
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A master bathroom features the same, though turquoise tiles provide a splash of color.
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There is a splash of green across the board for all major European banks.
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On top go a sprinkle of Maldon salt and a splash of olive oil.
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A splash of green pigment frames her upturned foot, reflecting the forest behind her.
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Toss your herbs in a splash of olive oil, lemon, and salt to taste.
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We highly suggest throwing in a splash of rum for a truly tasty cocktail.
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Cook: Toasted walnuts, maple syrup and a splash of bourbon make these blondies special.
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Germain, Grand Marnier, sage tincture, a splash of champagne, and an edible flower garnish.
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He ordered—"Vodka with a splash of orange juice"—and took a corner stool.
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Deirdre sometimes adds a splash of Marsala or a little cream, but not today.
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Garlic, parsley and a splash of wine make the simplest sort of soupy clams.
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At some self-pitying moments, he tosses in just a splash of Richard Nixon.
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Her personal style could be described as "utilitarian-tough-chic" with a splash of femininity.
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Blend, adding a splash of water if necessary to create a thick but creamy consistency.
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While sandwich is cooking, heat the maple syrup, jelly and a splash of orange juice.
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A Manhattan is a whiskey-based cocktail that combines vermouth and a splash of bitters.
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The idea that somebody would bring it back with a splash of style is fantastic.
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If the tomatoes are very sweet, I might add a splash of nice vinegar, too.
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Serve the dish with broad egg noodles dressed with a splash of good olive oil.
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Add salt, pepper, tarragon, perhaps, a splash of white wine, and they're done in minutes.
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I grab a cup of coffee with a splash of creamer and get to work.
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I make some of my new tea and put in a splash of almond milk.
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Most Rumble matches work with a splash of humor, and the men's was no different.
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Most will be in black and white, but a splash of color may sneak in.
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Just a splash of the stuff is enough to take your dinner to the next level.
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The kohlrabi was chopped and dropped into a pot with a splash of water to simmer.
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Or, you could bring yourself good luck by painting your nails with a splash of red.
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It should be able to handle crushed corn dust and a splash of milk just fine.
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You'll need vanilla ice cream, white chocolate syrup, a splash of milk and some whipped cream.
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Then add a splash of chili sauce from the spring-roll stand instead of using Tabasco.
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There's a splash of underdog mentality in there too: When we prove ourselves, we prove it.
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Break the eggs and add a splash of milk and a pinch of salt and pepper.
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Add the greens and a splash of water and cook until bright green, about 30 seconds.
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Add a pinch of hot pepper, some crushed fennel seed and a splash of white wine.
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The signature drink is the Bad Dad, which combines vodka with a splash of grape Pedialyte.
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The stuff is nasty, like a cup of motor oil diluted with a splash of water.
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Do you prefer your morning joe with two packets of sugar and a splash of skim?
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But a bowl of warm, plain rice, a pat of butter, a splash of soy sauce?
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Combine all ingredients, shake, strain, pour and top with extra ice and a splash of soda.
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Their home brew was toxic; it tasted like rubbing alcohol with a splash of prune juice.
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I use our Keurig to make some coffee with a splash of Reeses Creamer and Splenda.
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Crack the eggs into the mug, season with salt, pepper and add a splash of milk.
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You can set it up quickly, with sautéed garlic and diced peppers, a splash of wine.
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The only seasoning was a splash of salt and, if you wanted, a squeeze of lime.
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I make Earl Grey tea with a splash of almond milk and grab a pomegranate Hint Water.
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If the texture becomes grainy, whisk in a splash of cream or water to loosen as needed.
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I make a matcha latte in my Vitamix with coconut oil, collagen, and a splash of milk.
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It was like Bonnaroo (Elon-aroo?) meets the XPrize, with a splash of high school science fair.
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I drink it iced, with a splash of soy creamer and agave syrup: a truly winning combo.
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A yoga move and a splash of gymnastics or barre can do anyone and everyone some good.
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These bright baskets can make your kitchen or bathroom more organized, while adding a splash of color.
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Rubber bumpers on the corners protect your phone from jostles, while also adding a splash of color.
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Heat a splash of olive oil in a crepe pan or large nonstick skillet over medium-high.
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A splash of cold water: Twitter's chief, Jack Dorsey, has been a guest at Goldman gatherings before.
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We poured a splash of water in each glass and marveled at the new fragrances that arose.
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At the Brass Monkey, he swaps his Lagunitas for seltzer with a splash of cranberry and lime.
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Finish up dinner with silken tofu chocolate pudding and perhaps a splash of tea from Mt. Jiri.
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In one there's a glimmer of Rothko or Clyfford Still, in another a splash of Oscar Murillo.
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A little sake does the trick here, while a splash of sake at serving time adds interest.
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A splash of cold water first: Neither RAV nor Rogue deliver Prius's 2000-mile-per-gallon frugality.
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I save 75 cents by bringing my own tumbler and order an Americano with a splash of milk.
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Heat some beef up in a pan with a splash of water to stop it drying out. 8.
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Peel away the burnt layer and sprinkle with salt and a splash of lime juice or vinegar. 4.
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Yes, last year was a splash of cold water for those who rely heavily on first-year players.
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A dash of mustard, a splash of ketchup — you don't have to go overboard to make them tasty.
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Themes of substance abuse, marital problems, and family conflicts were often explored with a splash of campy humor.
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If you're looking to add a splash of color, you can get cases with black or blue trims.
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Sam Anderson of Mission Chinese Food uses a splash of liquid chlorophyll for that extra natural green hue.
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PKD's Meaty Mary cocktail is made with vodka infused with topside of beef and a splash of gravy.
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Then the pillow adds a splash of color and pattern to keep the area from being too neutral.
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Each sketch has a splash of color and a one-sentence description, with an occasional longer write-up.
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He endures the occasional racist assumption and recoils from a mysterious male stranger with a splash of homophobia.
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Most of the submitted recipes followed that template, with some calling for a splash of milk; others, vinegar.
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I get a margarita cocktail that's charged with elderflower syrup and a splash of champagne and it's amaze!
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As with tomatoes, a splash of olive oil, a little acidity or some chopped onion are all welcome.
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" Season 3 runs closer to zany Coen: a splash of "Raising Arizona," a dab of "The Big Lebowski.
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The beverage behemoth unveiled Thursday a new flavored seltzer water brand with a splash of caffeine, called AHA.
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Strawberry Plum Rosé Sangria Strawberries and plums add a splash of fruity flavor to this classic summer drink. 7.
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J. makes a ton of French toast with a splash of Maker's Mark, which makes it so much better.
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After freshly shucking some oysters, Kishi lightly poaches them in butter with a splash of white wine until plump.
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Go-to cocktail: I made this up: It's Hendrick's Gin, St-Germain, a splash of grapefruit, mint, and lime.
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Oil and balm cleansers are particularly good at removing this, but just a splash of water won't remove anything.
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Starbucks suggests adding a splash of cream and sugar in order to get a similar taste of the PSL.
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Heat through a little strawberry jam, unsalted butter and a splash of maple syrup to serve as a topping.
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Slip in the cooked drained beans to coat, then toss with al dente spaghetti and a splash of broth.
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The task seemed simple: Choose a medium gray for the shingles with a splash of color for the door.
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If you're looking to turn heads, there's no easier way to do it than with a splash of neon.
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He seasons the ricotta with salt, pepper, a splash of olive oil, and the zest of a whole lemon.
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Now, the most classic of Pimm's Cups simply calls for Pimm's and a splash of lemonade or ginger ale.
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Once everything is bubbling, add salt to taste, and add a pinch of sugar and a splash of vinegar.
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Though easy to drink straight, a splash of it does nice things when substituted for vermouth in a martini.
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Front Burner Yes, you could add a splash of the liquid from a jar of olives to your martini.
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Then I added the packet of cheese sauce, a tablespoon of butter, and just a splash of whole milk.
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It's grilled, then plated over romesco, with a splash of olive oil, crumbled Galilean feta and shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano.
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I make coffee with my cute little stovetop espresso maker, then add a splash of hot water for an Americano.
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Tonight is fresh herb lettuce mix with cucumbers, mushrooms, green beans, a splash of vinegar, and a can of sardines.
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Stir fry for another 30 seconds and finish with a splash of sesame oil across the back of the wok.
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Ocular syphilis is a symptom of infection, and not directly tied to taking a splash of jizz to the cornea.
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With a splash of music and a couple tears rolling down Rob Lowe's never-aging face, the moment really clicks.
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With a splash of nail polish and some long forgotten protein tonic I got given during a particularly bad period.
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"As the plane approaches, the sound of the engine is getting stronger, then suddenly a splash of water," he recalled.
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Sonically their current single, "Just Get High" is a terrific example of artful post-punk with a splash of pop.
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Fresh comedy, combined with a splash of Brad Pitt and a hint of inevitable doomsday — what more could one want?
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" It was described as a "layered chai tea and lemonade iced beverage topped with a splash of passion fruit tea.
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It's often simply about inserting a splash of color, as was the case with this cream cheese-jelly, sprinkle sandwich.
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Half a mile away, inside Mexico, three young men trudged along a ridge, then vanished behind a splash of foliage.
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We put the dough, a splash of olive oil, the sauce, and hand-ripped pieces of mozzarella onto the pan.
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Sometimes a splash of sriracha or a spoonful of gochujang paste can add a bit of umami to anemic foods.
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If you must, you can add in a splash of essential oil to your concoction to make it smell nice.
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WHAT IT IS Coors Light, a shot of amaretto and a splash of orange juice, served in a chilled mug.
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There really isn't much to it: beef, onion, carrots, a bundle of herbs (bouquet garni) and a splash of wine.
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ANONYMOUS Make mine a double shot of horrified — with a splash of disbelief at the misreading of your mother's maxim.
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The clam is briny and tart and chewy, and affects you like a splash of Norwegian water in the face.
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Stone finishes the salad with chunks of cheese, a sprinkle of dried oregano, and yes, a splash of olive oil.
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If the current administration is a Rorschach test, the first lady is a splash of ink across the White House.
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The alcohol gives it heat, which can be tempered with ice and a splash of lime and good tonic water.
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Once I'm through security, I get a double shot of espresso over ice and add a splash of half and half.
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I headed to the Trump Grille, where the 4-year-old was nursing a vodka with a splash of orange juice.
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The festive cocktail is made with Monin pumpkin spice syrup, Lunazul silver tequila, Triple Sec, and a splash of Captain Morgan.
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They're also using a splash of magical realism that often goes well with Southern Gothic fiction (The Elementals comes to mind).
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A little olive oil and garlic, a splash of water, some chopped rosemary and just a few minutes on the stove.
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And recent reports have suggested Apple is prepping a number of iPhone design changes for fall, including a splash of color.
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Some of the sauce will be absorbed, so add a splash of water to extend it, and adjust the seasoning accordingly.
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Lower the heat to medium and add the mustard powder, flour, a splash of vinegar, and 3 ounces|100 ml water.
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Add a handful of grated pecorino, a dab of butter and a splash of pasta water to produce a creamy consistency.
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While the chicken roasts, warm the tomatoes on the stove, with a splash of olive oil and a little black pepper.
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While he floundered, immobile, on the floor, I heated a couple of cubes in a pan with a splash of water.
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She looked past the SpongeBob man at the nearest painting, a splash of colors that she found both familiar and exhausting.
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While the noodles were boiling, I whisked together two eggs, a splash of whole milk and a handful of frozen peas.
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In watchmaking, the same bohemian style was reflected in colorful hard stones that brought a splash of color to watch dials.
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She deglazes the Dutch oven with a splash of white wine and her quick stock, which she strained a moment ago.
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What's the right synth patch to represent a splash of lemon juice setting off the complex interplay between meat and spice?
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If you have any leftover (though I can't imagine you would), finish it off at breakfast—maybe with a splash of Prosecco!
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Now there's a new semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo option available, for those who dream of a splash of freckles across their face.
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At the office, I make my coffee with a splash of milk and cinnamon and add the collagen and maca from home.
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When paired with your favorite cleanser and a splash of water, its silicone bristles can remove up to 99.5 percent of germs.
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The treatment includes a soak in a solution of 75 percent grapefruit juice, water and a splash of vodka (a natural antiseptic).
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Honestly, it's just a casual affair for a few friends—lovable sorts who order a "splash of cran" with their Grey Goose.
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But the cookies get their unique flavor from a splash of Amaretto liquor, citrus zest, and dried fruits or nuts for decorating.
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You just get to watch in awe as it adds a touch of beauty and a splash of life to your home.
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To order, add peach tea and a splash of soy milk to a half-sweet black tea lemonade (add-ons cost $0.80).
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Or, simmered with a splash of white wine and broth, they may wind up as a sauce for steaks, chops or chicken.
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I loved the locally made Soley toiletries — scented with wild Icelandic birch — and the glass candleholders shaped like a splash of water.
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They make wonderful summertime salads, combined with red onions, a touch of anchovy, cherry tomatoes and a splash of red wine vinegar.
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Shaken and strained over crushed ice, the final flourish is a splash of Rum Fire, which Mr. Levy briefly sets on fire.
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It works with a splash of orange juice or in any of the spritzes and cocktails that usually demand the Italian version.
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The Contadina consisted of boneless chicken breast meat; sausage, peppers and onions, and was given a pleasant jolt with a splash of vinegar.
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The genomes varied at only a few locations, and each change was as obvious as a splash of paint on a white wall.
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This year's Miss America pageant crown went to Miss New York, but Miss Michigan 2018, Emily Sioma, made a splash of her own.
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You brown a cutup chicken in a wide skillet, add a splash of water or broth, and finish cooking it in the oven.
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If you're cooking anything savory, and even if you're cooking something sweet, a splash of garum is like turbo juice for your food.
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If you want to add a splash of colour then you can save on a blue and red set, both available for £25.49.
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One very neat little touch is that these also carry over to the phone's ambient display, adding a splash of color or movement.
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Blend two scoops of vanilla ice cream with 1 slice of pumpkin pie, a splash of milk, and a drizzle of chocolate sauce.
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I make myself some whole wheat pasta, and experiment with adding a splash of Aperol and seltzer to a glass of red wine.
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It was originally intended to a medicinal tonic to aid digestion and wellbeing, with a splash of alcohol to help it go down.
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A black-and-white Siri logo appears in the menu bar, with a dock icon providing Siri's waveform with a splash of color.
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The macchiato, an espresso drink with a splash of foam on top, has been on the chain's menu for more than four decades.
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The former "High School Musical" star added a splash of color with her pink metallic purse, but otherwise kept her look fairly monochromatic.
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If you're looking to add a splash of modern to the age-old tradition, there are plenty of ways to do it creatively.
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Looking out a window of the Apollo 8 spacecraft on Christmas Eve, 1968, he glimpsed a splash of blue beyond the lunar surface.
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As most cooks regularly do, she asks, why not when baking "add a pinch of this, a splash of that," like it's nothing?
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One species, Allobates femoralis, may or may not be mildly poisonous, and for color it has a splash of orange on its thighs.
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Total (including $5.00 tip): $30.21 Dinner Dinner consisted of leftover lamb tagliatelle reconstituted by a splash of lamb stock and some goat cheese.
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As the sun was setting in the west, throwing a splash of orange against the dark storm clouds, the flashes of lightning began.
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Some of the tips are obvious, like avoiding sharp objects or wiping it dry if it&aposs exposed to a splash of water.
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It starts with a button that bubbles into a splash of color, with glass-like tasks that shimmer onto a Surface Studio display.
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There was a splash of blood — and then a slow death, as the harpooned whale bobbed in the water, unable to free itself.
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Caprese salad is composed of thick slices of raw tomato and mozzarella, topped with fresh basil leaves and a splash of olive oil.
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Still, her new abaya is decorated with rhinestones, a splash of style she chose to recently spruce up with some knockoff Valentino shoes.
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Softened onions, a bit of thyme and a splash of chicken broth are all that's required, but a little crème fraîche never hurts.
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The mod is out now (get it here), for anyone wanting to bring a splash of color to the gray tarmac of Vinewood.
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Sunscreen that isn't water-resistant can wash off with a splash of water, Aleksandar Sekulic, a dermatologist and researcher at the Mayo Clinic, warned.
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Unlike at Tim Hortons, I was asked whether I wanted cream and sugar, which I declined in lieu of a splash of whole milk.
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The cola company announced the addition of three new flavors made with a splash of fruit juice: Pepsi Berry, Pepsi Lime and Pepsi Mango.
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Electra's mask, which appears a muted maroon on so many TVs, was a splash of vibrant red that my eyes couldn't help but follow.
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Blend two scoops of vanilla ice cream with 1 slice of pecan pie, a splash of milk, and a glug of bourbon, to taste.
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Jun Yoshizuki has the purr-fect recipe for French toast: a crusty baguette, eggs, a splash of milk, and a couple of captivated cats.
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"Kickstarting fall off with a PSL dress and a splash of spanx," Hyland captioned a series of red carpet photos on Instagram and Twitter.
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The Arctis 29X have the same general design as the previous SteelSeries headsets, but with a splash of green, because that's the Xbox color.
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Toss the vegetables in a splash of neutral oil, salt and pepper them, and tip them into a single layer on the hot pan.
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" The beverage, a Mango Spritz, includes mango purée, mint simple syrup, rosé, and a splash of sparkling wine—or, if you're Curry, "ninja champagne.
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To serve, pour the hot oil over the trout, sprinkle with some of the rosemary, and add a splash of vinegar to each fish.
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The corkscrew-shaped busiate is coated in a unbeatable sauce made from stewed eggplant, sungold and heirloom tomatoes, and a splash of white wine.
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HTC's first virtual reality product, the Vive, arrived first to market with a splash of enthusiasm that made them the VR company du jour.
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A splash of sherry and a good dollop of crème fraîche make a rich pan sauce; use brandy and heavy cream if you prefer.
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They're sautéed with salt and pepper, then tossed in a sauce of butter-mounted Worcestershire sauce with lemon, sometimes with a splash of cream.
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Or try a lower-sugar mixed drink such as vodka with club soda and a splash of fruit juice or a gin and tonic.
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Some keys, like the Backspace key on my unit, also sounded squeaky when pressed, like they could have used a splash of WD-40.
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I hope you'll come to share my obsession with lemons, that you'll indulge my penchant for adding a splash of booze wherever I can.
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Even if you're just whizzing up some frozen chunked mango with a few bananas and a splash of orange juice for a breakfast drink.
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The Snow White-tini was made with vanilla-flavored vodka, Godiva white chocolate liqueur, a splash of half-and-half, and crème de cacao.
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I like the orange color of my review unit, though, and that Google still adds a splash of color to the power button, too.
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On this day, McAdoo's workout began with a splash of gentility — "Shall we?" he asked the Breakfast Club — before they migrated to the court.
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It has enough caffeine to clear my head without any jitters and tastes wonderful with a bit of sugar and a splash of milk.
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Double the cheese and add in a splash of soy sauce for an extra kick of umami that comes just shy of knocking you out.
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Barack Obama, taking the oath as a new economic crisis intensified, tempered the lofty hopes of his campaign speeches with a splash of sober realism.
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A chainsaw wound can be healed with a splash of antiseptic, while new skill and weapon upgrades can be earned by seeking out hidden coins.
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While a splash of oat or almond milk may seem like a luxurious add-on, for many it's a medically necessary alternative to dairy milk.
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Of course no Davos would be complete without International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde, and Britain's Prince William will add a splash of royal glamour.
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They said the driver sped away from the scene, where abandoned sneakers, a glove and a green sweater lay strewn over a splash of blood.
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It helps that a splash of color is inherently pleasing, and having a ROYGBIV array of options makes our bold buying decisions that much easier.
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The drink is usually made by dressing up a dairy base with sugar, whipped egg whites and yolks, spices, and finally a splash of booze.
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A black cat with a splash of white across its chest and shot in a white room means there's the potential for over or underexposure.
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"Reminiscent of favorite morning cocktails like the bellini and mimosa, this one is made with a champagne and a splash of elderflower lemonade," she says.
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To continue the unicorn resurrection, you'll need a blender full of vanilla ice cream, mango chunks or mango sorbet, ice, and a splash of milk.
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He sautees a bit of shallot, garlic, and fresh corn kernels in some olive oil before deglazing the pan with a splash of white wine.
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His set consists entirely of songs from that album, and the rawly emotional music is a splash of cold reality on the festival's mellow mood.
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The sloping vineyards of New York's Finger Lakes region known for producing golden-hued rieslings and chardonnays also are offering a splash of orange wine.
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Well, if you fancy a dash of sexism and a splash of ageism in your cocktail, then Kasey's Kitchen & Cocktails is the place for you.
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We'll pour freshly squeezed grapefruit juice — the adults may add a splash of bourbon — and have seconds of the casserole while the kids open gifts.
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Sprinkle with cinnamon, add a half cup of rum and a splash of banana liqueur, then tip the pan slightly so the alcohol goes alight.
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I used a splash of Campari for its color and slight bitterness, along with orange liqueur and brandy, to punch up the cooked rhubarb's syrup.
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Ryan offered a splash-of-cold-water speech just before the vote: "We got wiped out," he said, according to a recording of his remarks.
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Character logic may not matter here as much as the intermission sales of the Kongopolitan (vodka, triple sec, cranberry juice and a splash of lime).
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In line with the Viceroy's luxury reputation, rooms are outfitted with 500 thread count Egyptian cotton linens and a splash of aromatherapy during turndown service.
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Each adds another detail, a splash of color and real warmth, though I wish there was more about Pop Aye, more attention, more close-ups.
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I make myself a cup of decaf with a splash of coconut milk creamer that my mom left in the fridge from this past weekend.
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I make a cup of decaf with a splash of the coconut milk creamer and a bowl of oatmeal with cinnamon, honey, almonds, and blackberries.
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We meet our other friend L. at the bar and I proceed to buy a vodka soda with a splash of grenadine (with tip, $6.19).
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But you can take it up a notch or two with a splash of a new vindaloo curry sauce, which delivers pungency and serious fire.
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Real estate developers use a lot of clever techniques to sell apartments, but this is a new one: stomach-churning fear, with a splash of luxury.
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So much so, that whenever he gets a splash of water on his whiskers, he involuntarily flaps his paws around like some sort of befuddled gentleman.
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I'm still not hungry, so I just grab a Tito's and soda with a splash of cranberry and try a few bites of T.'s dinner.
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For example, an Aperol spritz is technically a low-alcohol cocktail, and contains 1.5 ounces of 11% ABV liquor and a splash of 11% ABV Prosecco.
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Instead of a splash of difficult-to-decode particles, the magnetic field inside the MRI machine bends some of the protons and causes them to spiral.
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I heated a splash of olive oil in a large pan, added a generous portion of leftover brown rice and let it get nice and crispy.
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Just like the real mules we still occasionally kick back, this gummy is made with a splash of ginger beer and is infused with Tito's Vodka.
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He serves the beans in a bowl with a splash of the cooking liquor or piles them on toast, always with more olive oil and salt.
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Architects know that a splash of color can completely redefine a facade, but Ramzy Masri downright drowns buildings in ecstatic rainbows that make them nearly unrecognizable.
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The standard version comes in black, but Naim sells accessory fabric covers in orange, teal, and red to add a splash of color to the mix.
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Late in the game, Croft crawls through a set that recalls The Temple of Doom by way of Hellraiser with a splash of Giovanni di Modena.
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Boogie Board's cheap LCD drawing tablets ensure you'll never have to scrub crayon doodles off your walls, and now they're finally introducing a splash of color.
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Food. It is the literal fuel that keeps us alive, along with a splash of water here and there and about one million cups of coffee.
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Front Burner Add a soupçon of intrigue to your next cocktail or glass of sparkling wine with a splash of poblano green chile liqueur from Mexico.
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Ted Danson rocked a classic tuxedo at his first Emmys in 1983, but added a splash of color with a red bow tie and pocket square.
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The strawberries got halved and set aside, while the onion got diced and went into a pot with a splash of olive oil to cook down.
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A "wet trial" sprayed participants' faces with a splash of water every 15 seconds to measure whether the presence of precipitation would make people feel colder.
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It doesn't take more than a splash of gin on blueberry sorbet or rum on mango to go beyond an R rating for a frozen dessert.
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I looked closer at the serving suggestion on the bottle and it recommends enjoying this drink over ice with a splash of tonic or sparkling water.
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I used to be the "pour a pound of Splenda into your coffee" type, and now I just take it with a splash of oat milk.
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To build up the base of the curry, she sautees shallots in a splash of grapeseed oil, then adds the smashed paste and fresh curry leaves.
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I put on the kettle, make peanut butter toast, and then make a delicious caramel black tea with a splash of milk and a little rock sugar.
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Although some prefer it as is, others will add a splash of citrus to cut through the richness or add spinach into the mixture for added nutrients.
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And no, we don't mean a splash of water, but a proper, product-based cleanse — even in the morning, as your skin will have produced oil overnight.
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Modeling the example of older kids in my neighborhood, I tried to pour a splash of gasoline onto a burning piece of cardboard in my parents' garage.
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Human faces and dancing animals add a splash of color to the Ukrainian city's railyards and train stations, making a statement that is both beautiful and political.
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Plus, when Macron shook her hand it was all so seemingly normal with a splash of laughter, no push-and-pull a la U.S. President Trump involved.
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I make a cup of instant coffee with a splash of my roommate's milk — something she would crucify me for if she saw, but luckily she's asleep.
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Ciroc over ice with a splash of lemon expertly brings out the flavour in fish and makes for a light dinner drink that won't fill you up.
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It's topped with peach-flavored whipped cream and glittery sprinkles, while green sparkles are added to the crème-based Frappuccino to give it a splash of color.
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Grunts of tuba and bassoon, scuttlings of strings, a splash of saxophone, and slapstick percussion hint at the vaudeville tradition that informs so much of Beckett's work.
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I sipped the 2015 Private Reserve Chardonnay Napa Valley and I sipped it again after trying a chilled carrot and ginger soup with a splash of mint.
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If you have crema in there, too, you could add a little of that, or a few tablespoons of yogurt and a splash of cream or milk.
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Her dresses bring a splash of bright color into the dark, brooding atmosphere, much as her temperament flavors the dreary affairs of state with wit and charisma.
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He was sitting back, between karaoke numbers, at the usual place he sings on Tuesday nights, sipping on his standard tequila with a splash of cranberry juice.
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I get an order of fish tacos for my entrée and two drinks (vodka soda with a splash of blood orange) over the course of the meal.
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When I sipped the wines that Ms. Mikawa gave her panel to try, I was reminded of root beer with a splash of Hershey's syrup and vodka.
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First thing in the morning, she will often drink a tangy mixture of dried hibiscus flowers steeped in hot water with a splash of apple cider vinegar.
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Instead, Tierno recommends drinking plain water with a squeeze of fresh lemon or orange juice from a wedge to get a splash of vitamin C and more flavor.
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If you can handle a splash of apple-cider vinegar in your water every morning, you can definitely handle the telltale fermented scent of this probiotic-rich toner.
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I wash up, get dressed, make a travel mug of pour-over coffee with a splash of half-and-half, and heat up two frozen muffins from Costco.
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The first, punching, sends humans flying across rooms, popping in a burst of red blood like a splash of paint when they hit a wall or another person.
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Yesterday Rockstar Games teased the long-awaited follow-up to Red Dead Redemption with a simple tweet: the company's logo over a splash of the brand's stark red.
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Though the PSL was first introduced 16 years ago, this is the first time Starbucks consumers can recreate the flavor at home with just a splash of creamer.
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For Sia, dance is more than a way to give a music video a splash of pizazz; instead, it's "an expression that crosses all language barriers," she said.
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Once baked and piled with chunky tarragon-serrano-caper sauce, chopped pickles, creamy labneh and a splash of olive oil, this side is basically a meal unto itself.
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Its spunky, refreshing little sister, the paloma, is here for you with plenty of fresh grapefruit juice and a splash of soda water to keep it low ABV.
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Lemon and lime juice, a splash of olive oil, and salt and pepper to taste finish off the sauce, which she purees until it's entirely uniform and creamy.
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With a splash of olive oil in a medium-hot pan, he blisters the cherry tomatoes, so the skins start to wilt and the juices begin to run.
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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.
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Lance Bass has some choice words -- and a splash of sarcasm -- for the Sultan of Brunei on the day his country will start stoning gay people to death.
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Any leftover flower extracts are used in recipes like her Persian grandmother's panna cotta custard, which Sarafpour prepares with rice flour and enlivens with a splash of rosewater.
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Serve with a baguette, butter and a salad of baby greens dressed in olive oil, lemon juice, garlic and a splash of fat from the pan of chicken.
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A hint of garlic and a splash of red wine vinegar added toward the end of cooking are nice enhancements — we're going for big flavor with minimal fuss.
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But I suspect they just put in cream and sugar, which I'm not used to since I tend to drink my coffee with only a splash of whole milk.
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He created the concoction with two-thirds conditioner and a splash of Mountain Dew, mixing the formula into a cream and applying the paste to his platinum-blond hair.
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It highlighted a number of healthier and on-trend drink launches on Thursday, including its at-home drink system, Drinkfinity, and Lipton Iced Tea with a Splash of Juice.
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I would usually drink coffee either in the form of a short espresso with a spoonful of sugar, or in huge mugs of coffee with a splash of milk.
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The iconic blue-and-white plane could be redrawn to include a splash of red, an official says, but it's far from certain what it will ultimately look like.
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While Matteo wore an all-black outfit (including a leather jacket!), his dad added just a splash of color with a multi-hued shirt under his black suit jacket.
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For those mornings, there are these croquettes—perfectly crispy; seasoned with scallions, mustard, garlic, and pickle juice (secret ingredient); and extra creamy, thanks to a splash of heavy cream.
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I've also forgotten to add mint to a mojito before, which means that, in essence, I didn't make a mojito — I made a daiquiri with a splash of soda.
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Instead, brands from centuries ago seem to satisfy a longing for simpler times, when a splash of menthol toner or pat of calendula cream could fix whatever ailed you.
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In another life, I probably would have been serving President Bush his vodka martini, made to perfection with a splash of dry vermouth, two olives and a cocktail onion.
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Each will be finished with a splash of liquid tea essence pressed from fresh leaves to amplify the flavor: Pure Leaf Tea House, 79 Greene Street (Spring Street), pureleaf.com.
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One time, I added a splash of liquid smoke to this recipe for mapo ragù, and if my family wasn't totally into it, I was beside myself with pleasure.
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Of the 18,643 announced spectators, Ducks fans, maybe 600 of them, took up less than one section — just a splash of green in a roiling coliseum of Jayhawks blue.
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Throw in more than a splash of misdirection and some pretty pointed opinions on the political situation in the Philippines, and you've got an out-of-the-ordinary story.
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You'll come to find that a splash of acid is exactly what a lot of recipes need to really round out the flavors and make the whole thing sing.
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Like, for instance, you could caramelize some onions tonight, then hit them with a splash of orange juice and let it reduce away to syrup, then hit them with a splash of bourbon and do the same, and then sauté some shrimp and put them on top of the onions and mix all of that into a bowl of fresh pasta with butter and call it dinner and it would be pretty good.
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The iPhone XR is available in six colors (black, white, blue, yellow, red and coral.) This isn't the first time Apple has added a splash of color to its products.
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Just mix in a splash of water from the tap (or milk, if you're feeling fancy), crack in an egg, add a dash of oil, and you're off the races.
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It's hard to describe, but the place even smells like Bangkok to me—a melody of grilled pork, fresh jasmine rice, and steamy, bubbling soups with a splash of vinegar.
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The security features of iPhone, iOS and other devices are presented on the site as a product showcase inside the philosophical framework of security — with a splash of customer education.
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Blend two scoops of vanilla ice cream with 1 slice of apple pie, a splash of milk, a drizzle of caramel sauce and a healthy pinch of salt, to taste.
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Stir in the diced tomatoes, a few healthy glugs of wine, and a splash of milk (I probably could have done more here, but was terrified the whole time.)4.
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LUCY'S SHINY SHOE-SKIRT COMBO Lucy's grown-up twist on our beloved tween Limited Too looks was the perfect occasion to add a splash of metallic hues into the mix.
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To start, Cecilia made a standard short-crust pastry with flour, water, a little salt and sugar, and a splash of apple cider vinegar to make the dough more tender.
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The look at Topshop's show during London Fashion Week required almost no makeup for Baldwin, except for a splash of the brand's dual-pigmented shadow (that's sadly no longer available).
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Adding to the experience are a set of color-changing LEDs inside the Sand Scribbler that help accentuate a drawing by creating more shadows and adding a splash of color.
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I hit it with a bunch of curry powder and some crushed allspice berries, a splash of chicken stock, then let it simmer as if I were making sloppy Joes.
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This punchy cocktail found at speakeasy the Red Frog blends ruby port wine with Lisbon's signature ginjinha (wild cherry liqueur), a splash of Venezuelan rum, chocolate bitters, and smoked cinnamon.
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When he says goodbye and leaves, Andrew Bird's coffee remains near-full on the table, its thick, dark liquid crying out for a splash of milk, a dash of light.
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I sautéed the capers and olives with chile-garlic paste, then hit the mixture with a splash of Vietnamese fish sauce and a big squeeze of double-strength tomato paste.
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Cut it with a splash of OJ or toss in a sugar cube, and a glass or bottle of budget-friendly new world sparkling wine becomes all the more drinkable.
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For dinner tonight, I like a ton of mushrooms steamed in foil, with a couple tablespoons of butter and a splash of soy sauce, to eat over short-grained rice.
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But those traditional-looking suits I've been wearing on the red carpet, they all still have a splash of drama somewhere, be it the lining or with a pocket chief.
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Apple gave the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus a splash of color with the Product(Red) version, and it might get even more colorful for this year's new baby model.
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After his walk, Lee fuels up for the rest of his day with a classic New York egg-and-bagel breakfast and matcha tea with a splash of oat milk.
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Wipe out the pan, set some butter into it to melt, then cook a small bag of frozen peas in it with a splash of water, covered, over medium heat.
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Adding a splash of celebrity to the event were Zhou Tao, a nationally famous actress and host on the government's main television broadcaster, and several mid-ranking officials, bureaucrats and lawmakers.
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Rossi stretched his final tank of gas 13 miles to cycle into the lead as others had to duck into the pits for a splash of fuel in the waning laps.
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I'm legit wheezing at some of these women who made such a big deal of wearing black and are now showing up on this red carpet with a splash of color.
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" But he has made such a splash of late that, on Tuesday, FiveThirtyEight editor-in-chief Nate Silver tweeted, "Yang has crossed the threshold where we consider him a major candidate.
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About the only way is to combine projections with more subjective criteria, cook down over high heat, add a splash of hope, and serve after several hours cooling in the fridge.
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We've found costumes that hit all the proper Halloween costume buttons: mildly funny with a splash of pop-culture and a smattering of movie/tv characters that aren't overdone just yet.
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I feed the kitty and make a large quantity of coffee in my Chemex, also putting together a quick breakfast of homemade granola, sliced banana, and a splash of almond milk.
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She boils vegetables on her new kitchen table - part of the U.N. support and safer than the tradition of cooking on the floor - and flavors them with a splash of vinegar.
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Lacking a slushie machine in the MUNCHIES Kitchen, Fields improvises with a blender, some ice, and a splash of simple syrup to brighten up the flavors dulled by the cold temperatures.
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As the words "My wonderful one/I've begun" warm the soundtrack, a splash of red flowers on the fence suddenly appears, as if the film itself were offering you a garland.
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In between came three chicken dishes, beginning with a rich, almost smoky consommé "as Henry IV would have wished it," the menu said: with tiny ravioli and a splash of Armagnac.
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The familiar flavor combo of allspice, ginger, and brown sugar gets bumped up a notch with plenty of scotch bonnet peppers and a splash of dark rum in this jerk sauce.
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The pattern looked like a splash of water and pointed to where Vikram had slammed into the moon, about 2,500 feet to the southeast of the speck Mr. Shanmuga had seen.
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Move over, Jay Gatsby ... Seth MacFarlane's here to take the reins this holiday season as the most extra host in party-throwing, with a splash of hot button issues to boot.
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Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance Light strip, $179.97, available at The Home DepotThis gift will help a friend or relative add a splash of color and light to their house.
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Before it hits the table, the fatty pork gets a splash of zesty fish sauce and some color from torn mint, Thai basil and Fresno chiles: my kind of holy trinity.
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The iconic blue-and-white plane could be redrawn to include a splash of red, an official said at the time, but it's far from certain what it will ultimately look like.
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New York (CNN Business)Goldman Sachs just made its first M&A splash of the David Solomon era, scooping up United Capital in a bid to beef up its wealth-management business.
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The pavement abruptly ends in a splash of tan-white sand between a pair of dunes capped with beach grasses, opening to the roughly 7-1/2-mile-long Boca Chica Beach.
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About them swam the world's most colorful fish, including my favorite, the powder blue surgeonfish, whose flanks bore a splash of blue as rich as the sky on the finest spring day.
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According to Panera, using nothing but those five ingredients (and a splash of water) will result in crispier, thicker bacon, whether it's in a sandwich or crumbled on top of a salad.
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The ASUS VivoBook S15 adds a splash of personality to your mobile lifestyle, featuring a bold lightweight design with unique colour combinations, such as grey/red, grey/yellow, gun metal, and turquoise.
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Stir that together and cook until it all begins to darken, then add a couple of cups of stock or water to the mix, along with a splash of red-wine vinegar.
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They starred Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft, the action woman with the kick of an intemperate mule, who mixes the dusty passions of an archeologist with a splash of blue British blood.
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Toast some bread crumbs in the butter and fat that remains in your pan, then remove them to a plate, then deglaze the pan with a splash of white wine or stock.
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Peggy had spilled a splash of lentils on the poem and she felt sad for it—sad for the soup, sad for the poem, for the student, for women, all of it.
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The classic Aperol spritz, inspired by the Venetian-style mix of white wine and soda, is made with the red-orange aperitif and prosecco or champagne, with a splash of club soda.
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For a splash of the exact color, there is the Pantone-branded Deneb pendant lamp ($60), curiously the smallest, and only, product available in the hue from the larger Pantone lighting range.
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But while its dishes feature familiar touchpoints such as hamachi, maguro, scallops, and wagyu, there's much more to it than just a splash of soy sauce and a dab of commercial wasabi.
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Here's one way to go: Get a saucepan nice and hot, then add a pound or so of ground chicken and a splash of water, stirring so it cooks evenly without browning.
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And tiles of yellowfin tuna belly, not as fatty as bluefin but very rich all the same, under bits of salted lemon peel and a splash of colatura, the Italian fish sauce.
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Then salt, pepper and glaze the fish with mayonnaise cut through with a splash of maple syrup, a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce and as much good mustard as you can manage.
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I pick up the ASOS package and Express package that is waiting for me, go inside, and make myself a gin cocktail with lime seltzer water and a splash of blood orange.
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There's wiggle room with the additions, but I stick with a bit of very strong coffee, a splash of brandy or rum — the original recipe called for Kahlúa — and some vanilla essence.
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To go with: peeled new carrots cooked in butter and yet more black pepper, and a splash of maple syrup for the last 10 or 15 minutes to encourage them to caramelize.
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There's a German salad called fleischsalat that I've mostly seen made with diced bologna, diced pickles, a lot of mayonnaise, some mustard, a splash of pickle juice and a spray of pepper.
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While I brush my teeth, wash my face, and do my makeup, G. nicely makes my coffee just how I like it — with a splash of nonfat and a dollop of whipped cream.
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The other drink — the reddish one — is called the Summer Sunset and it's almost exactly the same as the Summer Sunrise except that it also gets a splash of Teavana Passion Tango Tea.
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The pictured recreation is made from blood orange sorbet, a splash of mango liqueur, rum and seltzer, but Monica's version would be precisely measured and seriously boozy, because she doesn't mess around. 3.
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Keep stirring cubes of cold butter into your hot mashed potatoes over low heat, and if the mixture gets shiny or breaks just add a splash of milk to bring it back together.
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From May 1 to June 17 at the Disney Springs area of the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, you'll find 18 restaurants serving up drinks and dishes with a splash of bourbon.
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Here's what Twitter had to say about her huge announcement: Bey is a master of good timing — for the month, for the year, and for people who needed a splash of good news.
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Even the Grand Soir KaleiDoirscope No. 5 — a dazzling one-of-a-kind watch forged from gold, garnets, sapphires and diamonds — was given a splash of contemporary flair with its washed denim strap.
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Spence follows the footsteps of singer-songwriters like Joni Mitchell and Laura Marling, adding a splash of whiskey and quiet anger that only southern women shaped by years of circumstances and condescension can.
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Toss so everything is coated in a delicious cheesy buttery emulsion, if it looks more greasy than creamy add a splash of cooking water and turn up the heat for a few seconds.
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While the polenta cooked, I peeled the shrimp and gathered the other ingredients for a spicy stew: a few hot Italian fennel sausages, an onion, some tomato purée and a splash of wine.
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Back on the island, one of the men lit a gas burner under a pan and used his bare hand to stir a splash of kerosene into white beads of solid ammonium nitrate.
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Slice the baguette into inch-thick slices, then whisk together the eggs and a splash of milk in a bowl, perhaps with a dash of vanilla and definitely a little bit of salt.
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Save on 4K TVs for football and scary movies, KitchenAid mixers and Instant Pots for cozy recipes, and fall decor, furniture, and rugs to add a splash of warm colors to every room.
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But Embiid, a 21-foot center with an affinity for nonalcoholic cocktails, has added a splash of fun in his long-delayed rookie year, helping to make the Sixers more compelling this season.
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Here, Ms. Stephens sticks to the more familiar flavors, in the West, of chai, with cardamom and crystallized ginger for a touch of crunch, mixed with almonds, raisins and a splash of coconut milk.
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Google even paid attention to little details like painting the inside of the phone's USB-C port black and adding a splash of color to the Clearly White and Not Pink models' power button.
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Usually minimally made up and effortlessly cool, she has an Afro and a splash of freckles; or maybe she's dark-skinned and light-eyed; or maybe she has that 'could be from anywhere' look.
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We chat about how our weeks have been going, and I order a long black with a splash of milk on the side ($213), plus an egg and bacon roll with tomato chutney ($203).
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The beverage comes in three flavors, including a bold Espresso, which offers a wake-you-up taste with a scoop of lightly sweetened finely-shaved ice, a splash of cream and a caramel drizzle.
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A floating forest, or even an entire floating park, accessible by bridges (or boats if necessary), would add a splash of green and help to demarcate a public space—whatever the future might bring.
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Inspired by this recipe, I threw them all into a food processor along with olive oil, a splash of red-wine vinegar, Parmesan, and the remains of a bag of almonds to make pesto.
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In addition to the gritty color scheme — which includes the new Gears logo on the back and what appears to be a splash of blood on the front — there are some great little touches.
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Its grey stone façade and arched doorways convey a feeling of prosperity, a splash of high finance in this small county town in eastern China where grain fields nip at the edges of factories.
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Risk-taking Trump is, however, also taking a risk -- by making such a splash of the prisoners' return he will be accused by critics of exploiting them as props for a presidency in crisis.
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Now that you've mastered that technique, too, give it a spin in a fancy lil French 75, a classic cocktail that combines gin and champagne in a flute with a splash of fruit juice.
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Eventually one of Ramdev's handlers escorted me past the guards and into a wood-paneled office, and there was Ramdev, a splash of saffron color among button-down oxford shirts and gray flannel pants.
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Most don't attempt to get you to the top of a croquembouche, but appeal to you with simpler techniques, practical advice and interesting flavors — a flaky scone here, a splash of pomegranate molasses there.
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Just a splash of this fruity fragrance, blended with warm tones like musk and sandalwood, will leave you feeling as if you were shoreside rather than deep into a Netflix binge on the couch. Bonus?
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I sip on mimosas (really just champagne with a splash of juice) and pat myself on the back just a tiny bit for what a good venue I picked and how smoothly everything is going.
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The drink calls for both lemon and lime (because fuck you, that's why), and as with most fizzes of the time, is ostensibly served sort of like a shot with a splash of club soda.
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If first-year coach Matt LaFleur gets Jones the ball early and often and QB Aaron Rodgers can add in a splash of his old magic, Green Bay could find itself in Miami in February.
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Also, some facts to impress your friends during happy hour: A Bradford refers to a martini that gets shaken, "dirty" means there's a splash of olive brine added and a Gibson has a cocktail onion garnish.
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Add the remaining marinade, perhaps with a splash of water to thin it, to make a sauce, let it heat through, then garnish it all with sliced scallions and a two-fingered pinch of sesame seeds.
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The winners of NPR's 24 Tiny Desk Concert contest, New Orleans-based Tank and the Bangas are ... difficult to describe: a captivating mix of rap, singing, avant garde funk and rock, and a splash of Disney.
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One pours organic tea into my teacup with a splash of raw cream, another helps Caroline with the last bit of brunch accoutrements, and the youngest sneaks in a crispy bacon piece while everyone is away.
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Stir from time to time, and if needed, add a splash of water, reduce the flame, or cover with a lid or a piece of parchment paper to entrap steam and keep color from developing. 6.
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Also on the drinks menu is the "El Camino," a $45 bowl made with Charanda Uruapan Rum, prickly pear, cinnamon, Xocolatl Mole Bitters, and a splash of pineapple that is meant to be shared with friends.
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America tries to eat its vegetables, so the recent romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak has put everyone from Caesar salad fans to those who barely tolerate a splash of greens in a taco on high alert.
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And then when you get where you're going, breathe deep once more and make dinner or request it made: tomato soup (above), grilled cheese, a tumbler of bourbon over ice with a splash of branch water.
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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.
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It was carefully cleaned to avoid damaging the surface, with "a splash of water and some wooden picks" used to remove encrustations from its days as a fountain feature, Mr. Barnfield said in a telephone interview.
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The Gilded Age wizarding world, Art Deco with a splash of steampunk, moves from vintage New York to London and Paris over the course of the film, and it looks as lovely and inviting as ever.
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That there's a splash of hip-hop coursing through country (its male performers, at least) is now fundamentally accepted, but always with the country performer — and the country music business — in control of just how much.
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I tried the Summer of George, which is a delightful blend of fresh-squeezed Granny Smith apple juice, a splash of bitters, and a spirit of one's choice (bartender's choice: Sailor Jerry's for the complementary vanilla notes).
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While that started to heat, I made a small portion of ranch dressing: some mayonnaise and dried dill, cider vinegar and a splash of buttermilk, just a few tablespoons in all, seasoned with a dash of paprika.
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After an over-the-top birthday party featuring a bright pink ball pit, relationship status-themed cocktails, and a cake topped with drunk Barbies, the vintage Rolls Royce adds a splash of subdued sophistication to Jenner's birthday.
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Squid ink has long been used in Mediterranean cooking, including Spain's arroz negro (black risotto, flavoured and coloured with the ink) or Italy's pasta al nero di seppia (pasta made with a splash of the black stuff).
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That's not the smoothest maneuver to pull during a dinner party; and if you're obsessive, you might even want to clean out the bottle's neck between pours to prevent getting a splash of red in your white.
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The Verdict I'm impressed by how the SpotLite inhibited any whiteheads from joining the party, but I'm pretty sure alternating between my retinol capsules and a splash of glycolic acid every night did most of the work.
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Consider it for a blushing martini or gimlet, or simply serve it on the rocks with a spritz of lime and just a splash of good tonic: Gin Lane 1751 "Victoria" Pink Gin, $27.99 from ginlane1751.com.
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The gin is more floral than herbal, and lovely to savor on the rocks with a splash of lime: Conncullin Irish Gin, $29.99, Park Avenue Liquor Shop, 270 Madison Avenue (East 39th Street), 212-685-2442, parkaveliquor.com.
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If you are unfamiliar with the drink, here's an explainer: It is, according to Aperol, equal parts prosecco and Aperol with a splash of soda water, served over ice in a wine glass with an orange slice.
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He's already dressed up the house Negroni with a splash of Umeshu plum sake — ideal, says Lisi, for sipping ''after you've just stepped in from the same sun-dappled sanpietrini Michelangelo and Raphael used to stroll down.
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There is a splash of red on the VF-16 (for Very First) that will make its race debut in Melbourne on March 20 but forget about any white and blue, stars and stripes flag-waving patriotism.
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The museum will also add a splash of contemporary art to its Great Hall, currently the home to a statue of an Egyptian pharaoh and a sculpture of Athena, by hanging paintings by Kent Monkman in December.
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I'd argue it's as good an occasion as any to make Liza Minnelli's Potato Shells, a frustratingly obscure recipe that calls for heaps of butter and sour cream and is drizzled with caviar and a splash of vodka.
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The drink he has in mind is called a coffee cocktail, even though there's no coffee inside: it's actually equal parts of cognac and port, with a splash of rich demerara simple syrup and a whole raw egg.
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This is what the game's trailer does, as it mixes a touch of Seven with a splash of True Detective season 1: People are pulled from their homes, driven from their churches, forced into baptism, threatened with violence.
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I would list the various, tiresome ways we've consumed the eau-de-vie and pickled flowers: in cocktails, cakes, savory warm riceballs, sweet mochi, vinaigrette, and anywhere you might use a caper or a splash of bright pink.
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Rather than waiting for the water to simmer on the stove (who's got time for that in the morning?), just crack an egg into a coffee mug, cover with water and a splash of vinegar, and microwave it.
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Details: 1 cup mayonnaise from the store; 2, no, 3 tablespoons white miso; a splash of mirin; another of soy sauce, and a third blat of sambal or chile-garlic sauce, whisked to a little less than thick.
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Fry those fillets in hot oil and, while you're doing so, heat through some oyster sauce cut with soy sauce and a little fish sauce, along with some grated ginger and garlic, a splash of water or stock.
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And I love that it's so versatile that I'm able to, if I'm feeling fancy, I can put a splash of pineapple or something, but listen, am I gonna get a shaker in my kitchen and shake shit up?
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For a generation of critics, Tate's career has served as a reminder that diversity isn't just about a splash of color in the group photo; it's about the different ways that people see, feel, and move within the world.
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His includes soy sauce, since Mexicali is known for its expansive Chinese population and influence in the city's cuisine, followed by a splash of dark Mexican beer, minced garlic, and some chunky salt sourced from the Sea of Cortéz.
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Ranavat Botanics' Flawless Veil Illuminating Masque ($65), which contains a mixture of dehydrated clays and pulverized plants, can be blended with either a few teaspoons of water, to slough skin, or a splash of toner, to replenish lost moisture.
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MANILA, Nov 29 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dried fish for breakfast, fried to a crisp with a splash of spiced vinegar, garlic fried rice and a runny egg yolk, is the kind of breakfast that Filipinos who live abroad crave.
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The Raymond James 30,000-foot view is that the markets saw a "reversion to the mean" that saw an overextended stock market, off to its fastest start ever, in need of a splash of cold water to the face.
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She also stirs up what she has dubbed People's Coffee — a mixture of half drip coffee and half homemade Chai plus a splash of milk, inspired by a recent sojourn in Northern California and trips to Bolinas People's Store.
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In my timeline on the service, choosing to see tweets from "All Time" was like a splash of cold water—a collection of people I've lost touch with, deserted accounts, and old usernames I registered years ago and have abandoned.
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The colors don't remain in unison: a closer look around the room reveals a splash of brown in the blues, a streak of purple in the golds, or a crumple of all the colors in one small square foot segment.
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With the U.S. Open draws ravaged by injuries and withdrawals, Sharapova provided a splash of glitz and glamor to the tournament strolling onto the floodlit court like it was catwalk in a jet black tennis dress that sparkled with Swarovski crystals.
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Firth, 56, is eligible through his film producer wife Livia Giuggioli, 48, and will now hold dual nationality —meaning that while he remains the ultimate British gentleman, he will also be able to enjoy a splash of la dolce vita.
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All I did was throw the leftover Spanish rice into a frying pan until it got crispy, add the contents of our leftover shrimp and veggie dinner dish and tie it all together with a splash of marinara sauce. Delicioso!
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Toast the herbs, spices or condiments until fragrant, stir in a portion of cooked rice, adding a splash of water if needed to help distribute the seasonings, heat until warmed, and you've breathed new life into your leftovers with minimal effort.
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Toast the herbs, spices or condiments until fragrant, stir in a portion of cooked rice, adding a splash of water if needed to help distribute the seasonings, heat until warmed, and you've breathed new life into your leftovers with minimal effort.
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For a more intense fix, Kaufmann mixes a dab of her Cooling Foot Cream ($64) with a splash of her Detox Oil ($41) to create a masklike concoction that she spreads on at night before slipping into silk or cashmere socks.
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For years, an easy summer alternative to a traditional cocktail has been the rosé spritzer, a splash of wine and a dose of seltzer that pairs nicely with a plate of crudo, a salad or a bowl of cold soup.
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The brand's signature piece, the Rosa, a merino-wool and cashmere cardigan, has brightly clashing piping — which comes in a splash of primary colors — giving it, like all of the brand's styles, a look that is simultaneously nostalgic and wholly modern.
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A handful of guys were J-Setting, dancing in the exuberant style that pays homage to the Prancing J-Settes — Jackson State University's famous all-female dance squad — combined with a splash of vogueing straight out of Harlem's drag ballroom scene.
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After taking the lead from Brad Keselowski with 282 laps to go, he returned the lead to Keselowski 2200 laps later, opting to go into fuel conservation mode, certain Keselowski would have to make a pit stop for a splash of fuel.
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Oozy's tattoos, almost always solely done in black ink, though occasionally ornamented with tasteful yet minimal amounts of color (like a splash of blood), are simultaneously referential to many storytelling genres, but also seem incredibly unique in their intricacy and sense of imagination.
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Official 'Top Chef' Professional Stainless Steel Knives: 2-Piece Set — $19.54 with code 'WEEKEND15' See Details This set of blades adds a splash of color to your kitchen setup, and they also handle like some of the best knives on the market.
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Available for adoption at the SPCA of Westchester in Briarcliff Manor, New York, this 3-year-old kitty, who has a splash of white on his chest, is truly out of this world — and comes equipped with his own tuxedo for dinner parties.
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It was trapped under a glass bell jar which meant we weren't able to handle it or try the watch on, but the wearable does finally introduce a splash of color that can disappear or reappear underneath a thin layer of E Ink.
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Drummond's pie, in addition to the standards above, called for an entire can of sweetened condensed milk as well as ground cloves — Garten's recipe called for a mixture of whole milk and heavy cream, with orange zest and a splash of dark rum.
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Simply stir down your starter tonight or tomorrow night, and then combine a half cup of it with a cup of all-purpose flour, a tablespoon of sugar and one or two cups of buttermilk (or milk and a splash of lemon juice).
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The Art for the Players book, available now from Amazon UK, has line drawings of Uncharted's Nathan Drake, God of War Kratos, and Sackboy from Little Big Planet, alongside other memorable PlayStation mascots and characters, each crying out for a splash of color.
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To do that, Bickerton's biggest weapon is a trademark — one that some experts deem overly broad and open to challenges — that effectively gives Boise State veto power over anyone looking to add a splash of color to anything but its end zones.
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A rush of a chorus, a splash of guitar, a golden bath of sun-flecked reverb – it explodes in a carousel of sound that's just like listening to Wild Nothing for the first time all over again, except now in ultra high fidelity.
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With a decade's worth of pop-punk songs, MTV shows about men kicking each other in the nuts and hilariously hyper-sexualized music videos to reflect upon, The Lonely Island brought not just fond ribbing but a splash of innocence to the table.
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Add trade tensions into the mix, a sprinkling of uncertainty about regulations, a splash of a possible government shutdown and the growing prospect that Donald Trump will be impeached, and you start to appreciate why the market is finally going off the rails.
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But late on Monday, hours after Ms. Nixon jumped into the race, Mr. Cuomo did make a splash of his own: directing the state attorney general to review the Manhattan district attorney's handling of a 2015 sexual assault allegation into Harvey Weinstein.
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The brand's signature piece, the Rosa, a merino-wool and cashmere cardigan, has brightly clashing piping — which comes in a splash of primary colors — giving it, like all of the brand's styles, a look that is simultaneously on-trend and entirely nostalgic.
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Museum of Arts and Design Museum dining in a jazzy ninth-floor aerie comes with a view and perhaps a well-made MAD Manhattan, a New York sour with a splash of red wine or the Olmsted, a suitably herbaceous gin drink.
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Love Island is basically like the best episode of Big Brother (circa summer 2002) with a hint of First Dates and a splash of Take Me Out, except everyone's exceptionally good-looking (read: a "model"/dancer/influencer/promo girl/personal trainer) and obscenely self-confident.
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They can feel a bit too video game-y at times — especially when you're healing chainsaw wounds with a splash of antiseptic — but they keep Resident Evil 7 from feeling like a horror game that just happens to have the franchise name slapped on it.
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The actress left quirky presents and cute notes on his orchestra seat; the horn player cooked her post-show dinners, and, though he is not a coffee drinker, became expert at making Ms. Wolfe's particular morning brew — black with a splash of coconut oil.
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Partly because of its clever nod to Greek mythology, in which Hades gives Zeus' daughter Persephone pomegranate seeds—which is why the cocktail features pomegranate-rosemary syrup (in addition to vodka, orange, amaro Montenegro, a splash of red wine vinegar, lemon twist, and soda water).
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First as links, to firm them up; then as coins, which get good and crisp in a melting knob of butter, releasing fat that, with a few leaves of sage and a splash of pasta water, makes for a terrific sauce for orecchiette or shells.
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"It's always better to have a well-mixed drink than just pure alcohol," said Christopher Williams, a federal employee who was dressed in a motorcycle jacket and a fedora, and sipping an aperitif of Bermondsey gin, Madeira, Chartreuse and a splash of kimchi juice.
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The latter has the color and the distant aroma of sherry, though it would take a palate less primitive than mine to discern any casking in the liquor itself, sipped neat—until, that is, it receives a splash of water, or a burst of tonic.
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Take all that energy you channel into your workouts and pour it into eating healthy foods that help boost your immunity, like tea with manuka honey, ginger, and lemon, or fresh turmeric shots with a splash of oregano oil, bone broth with freshly chopped garlic.
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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.
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Lacking the height and athleticism required to touch a regulation basketball rim, I don't know exactly how Dirk felt at that moment, but I imagine he experienced the equilibrium-compromising strain of physical frustration that feels like a splash of cold water to the spine.
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After spending too much money on gifts and dates and then likely having the same kind of sex they normally have, the day after Valentine's Day is like a splash of cold water to the face as couples continue on with the mundanity of everyday life.
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The trend towards more elaborate hair accessories has been happening for a few months now (see: Drew Barrymore's black diamond ponytail holder) but within the past few weeks, things have gotten even fancier, with stars adding tiaras to their loose locks for a splash of sparkle.
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The blood-red wall of Queen Elizabeth's court is a stark contrast with the white-costumed courtiers and creepy, cavorting jesters; the martyr's red of Mary's dress as she ascends to her death is a splash of color in the suitably gloomy sets of the final scene.
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We, however, would like to borrow the expression to introduce the latest launch from designer Rebecca Minkoff and makeup artist Rosie Jane Johnston, which feels like hitting the beauty trifecta: eco-friendly products, a splash of fashion, and a side of social responsibility swirled into one.
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But with a year's service already under his belt and noticeable growth seen in his game over the past couple weeks, Phoenix's rebuild should receive a splash of optimism next year as a player with one of the NBA's most unique skill-sets starts to bloom.
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The drink, named Hen (after Sweden's gender-neutral personal pronoun), starts with a base of sugar that's been infused with sencha tea and champagne, then gets whiskey, verjus (the juice of unripe grapes), two kinds of bitters, and a splash of kombucha, has a lot going on.
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In the case of "Line of Duty," whose newest six-episode season comes to Acorn TV on Monday (joining the previous four), millions of viewers apparently like a cocktail of four parts forensics to one part action, with a twist of sensationalism and a splash of melodrama.
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I suspect that a book like this— a hot potato, a splash of cold water, a lightening rod, a call to "wokeness"— will become an important sign post from this era, a future time capsule that you don't have to wait to open and learn from.
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After about 25 minutes, add some dried cranberries and some torn shards of country bread, then toss the whole thing together along with a handful of peeled chestnuts if you have any, and a splash of stock, and allow it to roast into crisp-soft autumnal excellence.
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Me, I gathered ground beef and ground pork, about a half-pound of each, a couple of shallots, an egg from a pampered chicken I know, some bread crumbs from the back of the cupboard, a splash of milk to moisten them, plenty of salt and pepper.
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For the huevos antigua , it's steamed and sliced into thick rounds, two per order, each topped with a fried egg, mashed avocado, shards of chicharrón, red onion, and a splash of zesty chirmol, a traditional salsa made of charred tomatoes coarsely chopped with raw onion and mint.
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While the oven heats, combine a few tablespoons of gochujang, the Korean hot pepper paste, with a somewhat smaller amount of sweet miso, soy sauce, rice wine and a splash of sesame oil, and then coat a bunch of chicken wings with it, in a big bowl.
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You'll need only a big can of black beans and a cup or two of rice, an onion, a few cloves of garlic, some cumin, a splash of orange juice and, if you like, some diced bacon or crumbled sausage or ground beef to round out the bowl.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 15 picks that will add a splash of color to your kitchen and make every cooking adventure, whether you're making gazpacho for a crowd or just heating up a frozen dinner for one, feel a little bit more special — and a little bit more summery.
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We'll pick up some wild mushrooms at the market and sauté them in butter, then hit them with a splash of red wine, reduce the whole thing down to a glaze, season them with salt and pepper and dump the whole megillah over a bowl of buttered pasta.
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Scientists believe that Europa has an ocean of salty water beneath its crust, and the NASA mission, will help determine if the moon has the recipe for life: a splash of liquid water, a sprinkle of chemical ingredients, and an energy source that can bake up some biology.
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"We often don't notice certain negative aspects of our lives while we are in the middle of it, but taking a step back during a vacation brings more clarity to things we may need to change in our lives and coming home is often a splash of cold reality," Thomas says.
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Like "WIND INY MY SAILS," the third track, "SKRT SKRT," moves the lethargic sound beyond what we heard on last year's one-off release "Solace" and into something with a little more breathing space, like a splash of cooling mountain spring water on your face in the midst of calamity.
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Extract the meat to toss in a sauté pan with good olive oil, garlic, parsley and a splash of white wine, or boil them in very salty water for about six minutes to serve chilled with a sauce: Wild langoustines, $5.99 each, $18 for four, three to four a pound, freshdirect.com.
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" —Cleo van Bosstraten, 21 "A glass of wine in the shower, whipped cream with extra whipped cream, alcohol with a splash of more alcohol; pancakes with bacon, maple syrup, sugar, extra sugar, jam, strawberries, more syrup and sugar; ice cream; your ex's heart; and all 726 flavors of Tony's Chocolonely.
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But for the traditional article, you just make a little roux, add to it some stock, foam some mushrooms in butter, heat through some leftover turkey and a handful of peas, then combine it all with cream and a splash of sherry to create a silken concoction of deep flavor.
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Or you could try this new no-recipe recipe I've been messing around with, where I cook whatever sturdy greens I can find at the market with garlic and ginger, then hit it with a loose drizzle of oyster sauce cut with rice wine vinegar and a splash of soy.
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"The tariff threat was a splash of cold water, the market had became accustomed to the current state of U.S-China trade negotiations, but a hike in tariffs wakes you up to the fact that the trade war is still with us," said Michael Antonelli, market strategist at Robert W. Baird in Milwaukee.
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I may think his ideal cocktail consisting of five tequila shots and a splash of passion fruit juice is disgusting, and that his tattoos are a little too abstract, and that he should have had Rihanna sing "Shape Of You," but at the end of the day I'm usually left thinking: Ed Sheeran?
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And if we can, we'll end the meal with that crazy dessert calzone we told you about a few months ago that Mark Iacono makes at Lucali in Brooklyn, where you fill the pizza dough with a few slices of good cheesecake, a bunch of strawberries and a splash of balsamic vinegar.
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Here's an old dude with a monocle and a bowler hat, sloshing a bone china cup of tea (barely a splash of milk in there, too) in his left hand and brandishing the kind of blade that Ancestral Brits Abroad would have used to cut through foreign undergrowth on their march of colonization.
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" I did the other night, anyway, cooking blind in your name: broccoli florets tossed in soy sauce, balsamic vinegar and maple syrup, with a splash of neutral oil, then grilled soft and crunchy and served under a scattering of crushed red-pepper flakes and the furikake seasoning mix my kids call "shake.
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Hosted by the titular Mandel, the show is set to be a treasure chest of the best animal videos on the web all in one place: your TV. Each episode features Mandel choosing the best, never-before-seen submissions to the Instagram handle, which he then edits together with a splash of his own comedy.
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In the months following my recovery from not one, but two, bouts of clostridium difficile, I noticed that eating anything with dairy in it (yogurt, cheese, even a splash of milk on my cereal) was becoming an increasingly uncomfortable process (read: I was paying more daily visits to the bathroom than I have fingers).
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Mix on low speed to form a smooth dough, 25 to 26 minutes, adding a splash of water here and there as needed: keep in mind that the dough will become considerably looser and softer as it rests, so you will likely not have to use more than 1 cup (240 ml) water total.
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While Starbucks hasn't officially put the drink—which calls for unsweetened Peach Citrus White Tea with a splash of heavy cream, two to four pumps of sugar-free vanilla syrup, no water and light ice—on their menu, fans of the coffee chain have dubbed it a secret menu item and the word is spreading fast.
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So at lunchtime I went to the store and bought duck legs, and when I got home I seared them in a pan under a dusting of five-spice powder and salt and put them in an electric pressure cooker with a splash of chicken stock and some star anise and zapped them for around 35 minutes.
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Acid This might seem like a no-brainer, but if you're adding lots of savory things like hot sauce or salty cured meats to your already extremely salty ramen, you're going to want to cut through some of that sodium haze with something bright like a squeeze of lime juice or a splash of black vinegar.
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Not a jot of randomness is allowed within the bounds of the movie, and everything is made to match; a splash of red paint on the wall of Jonathan's bedroom, at home, prefigures the ragged hole in a wall through which the machine gun is aimed, as well as the bloodshed that it may yet unleash.
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Their gimmick is youth: Swae Lee and Slim Jimmy are ostensibly in their early twenties, but you wouldn't guess it when they chirp and giggle like adolescents pulling faces at a crush, peeping and lisping like Kris Kross if those eternal teenage rappers had mixed mouthwash and a splash of Auto-Tune with their orange juice.
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But without anything really radical happening in this opening 90 minutes—some trademark growling, a splash of gore, probably-going-somewhere flirting between Bats and Cats—it's going to take another episode or two of development before we really know if this is a Dark Knight worth following to its conclusion, or a Batman & Robin best left in the bin.
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It is nearly 200 miles from the nearest sea, but it does sit next to a Soviet-era reservoir, a body of water that adds a splash of color to the growing parade of concrete towers, a huge five-star hotel with the region's biggest ballroom and, just down the road, a newly built shopping center as long as five football fields.
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And so on a recent evening, I caramelized shallots and mixed them with the cheese and crème fraîche, a splash of sherry vinegar, a dash of hot sauce, then spread them onto actual Ritz crackers and heated the resulting sandwiches in the oven before painting them with melted butter and preparing for transportation back to Napa County in our minds.
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With the sun coming later, it would be nice to read the paper while eating a ciabatta egg sandwich with tomato jam or, failing that, a warm, buttered flour tortilla wrapped around a fried egg with a splash of hot sauce and as many leaves of cilantro as you can harvest off the bunch sitting at the bottom of the crisper.
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I toss and turn in bed while O. is getting dressed and ready, but I eventually get up, make myself a cup of decaf with a splash of coconut milk creamer, and feed T. I get back into bed with my cup of coffee and I scroll theSkimm and Apple News on my phone until it's time to take T. outside.
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But nothing is likely to alter Cap Ferret-goers' idea of a dream day: biking through a mimosa-scented breeze past fishing huts perched on stilts, then taking the ferry to the Dune du Pilat, the tallest in all of Europe and later sitting by the bay to eat fresh oysters, pulled moments before from the cool waters and served with a splash of white wine.
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For Thursday dinner, then, I'll crumble some fresh chorizo into a hot pan and get it good and grainy and dark, to serve over tortilla chips with lashings of queso — Cheddar melted with a few slices of American cheese, a splash of cream and a sprinkle of cornstarch — the whole thing topped with slices of pickled jalapeño, wedges of lime and showers of chopped cilantro.
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Also: a pound of ground pork or a mixture of ground beef and pork; a small onion, peeled and diced; a cup of cream; a few tablespoons of bread crumbs; and (two cool additions I picked up from reading the chef Magnus Nilsson's version of the dish in "The Nordic Cook Book") a healthy pour of golden syrup and a splash of soy sauce.
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Since I'm always going for some element of the unexpected with my day-to-day looks, wearing a fanny pack strapped crossbody-style over a top that might've felt boring otherwise has proved to be the easiest way to add a splash of surprise (plus, it means I can successfully juggle headphones and a shopping bag in one hand, and a cell phone and coffee in the other).
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It's dead-simple cooking: chopped kale, or a mixture of those "power greens" that are lately showing up in supermarkets, mixed with a handful of toasted walnuts or pecans, a shower of cranberries, another of crumbled blue or Gorgonzola cheese, and a dressing made of olive oil, sherry vinegar, a dab of mayonnaise and a splash of soy sauce, which you can emulsify quickly with a fork or shake together in a clean jar.
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You could go the bone broth route — simmering bones, such as chicken, in water for many hours, often with aromatics and a splash of vinegar — or, if you don't eat meat, try something plant-based: "I like to start the day with a nice broth, like a miso broth balanced with a little garlic," says Kale Walch, who, with his sister Aubry, owns the Herbivorous Butcher, a vegan butcher shop in Minneapolis.
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He is on firmer ground with other vegetables: Okinawa sweet potatoes, their purple flesh mashed so it opens up to a splash of buttermilk and pumpkin mustard; or roasted beets with soft curls of fresh coconut, dressed in a dark tahini made from black sesame seeds; or charred stalks of broccolini with grapes and cashews (welcome back, cashews, we've missed you) scattered over a cushion of yogurt spiced with Timur pepper — a relative of the Sichuan peppercorn.
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Makes 22Prep: 30 minutesTotal: a long time 7 cups plus 2 tablespoons|1020 grams King Arthur Special Flour 1 cup|23 grams farmer ground whole-wheat bread flour 6 teaspoons|27 grams active dry yeast 3 tablespoons|27 grams kosher salt ¾ cup|150 grams granulated sugar 4 tablespoons|48 grams unsalted butter (chilled & cubed) 1 ¾ cup|420 grams water, lukewarm 33 cup|240 grams whole milk 2 x 280 grams butter blocks 1 egg plus a splash of water, for the egg wash 1.
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My best recipe on a budget is poor man's fried rice... Whenever I have old rice that I don't want to just reheat, I throw whatever meat — bacon or sausage are classics, but in a pinch, I have used sliced turkey cut into ribbons because you gotta do what you gotta do — in a pan, scramble some eggs, add whatever vegetable is going bad in the fridge — that old sad soft carrot that's been sprouting in the vegetable drawer is always a good choice — and a splash of soy sauce on top of the rice and let it heat.
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Soft Serve, Fior di Latte, Citrus Infused Cream or Blood Orange Lambrusco Sorbet Pantella de Plata (pictured above): Zacapa Rum daiquiri with lemongrass, fresh lime and coconut water The After Party: Tanqueray No. TEN shaken with fresh lime, cucumber, cilantro and jalapeño Ketel Academy: Ketel and soda with a splash of green apple, lemon and honey Fade to Black: Johnnie Walker Black shaken with spiced pear, fresh lemon and a dash of bitter …That's a Knife: Bulleit Bourbon stirred with Pedro Ximenez Sherry and Gentiane liqueur The Speech: The Paloma upgraded with Don Julio Blanco, pink port, tarragon, fresh grapefruit and lime Jimlet: Ciroc, fresh lime juice, simple syrup and mint garnish The "Jimlet" Cocktail Recipe
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