They suspected large groups of two molecules — polycyclic aromatic nitrogen heterocyles (PANH) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) — could be responsible.
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Fresh lemon juice 9 Drops of Aromatic Bitters 1 Egg white Method: Combine Cointreau, the Botanist Gin, fresh lemon juice, and Aromatic Bitters into a tin can.
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A braise is more complex — aromatic, succulent, deeply flavorful.
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It brings out lots of good, you know, aromatic vibes.
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The briefcase smelled of leather, earthy, rich in aromatic oils.
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The aromatic hemp flowers must not be smoked or eaten.
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"It's like putting an aromatic stamp on it," Chase said.
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The aromatic blend of fish and Hubba Bubba is unconvincing.
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For meals, they often feasted on pho, the aromatic soup.
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It is aromatic and smooth with a rich, full flavor.
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Meyer's Clean Day, both of which make aromatic cleaning products.
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Aromatic Cedar Closet System, $569 (originally $774.65) [You save $205.65]
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The broth was so clear, yet also very rich and aromatic.
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Her favorite is the Shiffa Aromatic Facial Cleanser from her brand.
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It's very unique — kind of spicy, aromatic and metallic, like aldehyde.
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Customize it with whatever herbs and aromatic botanicals tickle your fancy.
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The target of California's latest gold rush is green and aromatic.
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Fish with shiitakes is an aromatic dinner you'll want again soon.
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It's intensely aromatic and exotic, with flavors of apricots and herbs.
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Its main ingredient was the long, aromatic orange chile, aji amarillo.
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The tomatoes were tart, the fennel fragrant, and the asiago aromatic.
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When it comes to aromatic food, pairing wines is not an issue.
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The sage will fry in the butter, making it crispy and aromatic.
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When you start melting food, chewing the food, you're releasing aromatic compounds.
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Before you even ask, yes, this "aromatic" benzonitrile molecule has a smell.
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The Zuccardi was dark and plummy, with an aromatic note of leafiness.
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It was actually a non-alcoholic aperitif from Aecorn, the "Aromatic" flavor.
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Each bite was a perfect balance of crunch, cheese, and aromatic veggies.
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What pairs better with coffee than milk or sugar... or aromatic leaves?
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There's still a whiff of aromatic essential oils hanging in the air.
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Word of the Day adjective: pleasing to the sense of taste adjective: having an agreeably pungent taste adjective: morally wholesome or acceptable noun: an aromatic or spicy dish served at the end of dinner or as an hors d'oeuvre noun: any of several aromatic herbs or subshrubs of the genus Satureja having spikes of flowers attractive to bees noun: either of two aromatic herbs of the mint family noun: dwarf aromatic shrub of Mediterranean regions _________ The word savory has appeared in 247 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Feb.
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If you like this aromatic blend, then fall is a paradise for you.
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At its most drinkable, it is sweet, aromatic and has a vodka's crispness.
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But sometimes I'll use one that's aromatic — I tend not to wear florals.
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Meanwhile, people line up at the bar for mead infused with aromatic herbs.
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Ginger, onion, sugar, white pepper, and Asian spices add that aromatic ahhh factor.
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She also adds in makrut lime leaf, which lends an aromatic, floral fragrance.
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Many varieties of marijuana and hops share aromatic signatures, from citrusy to resinous.
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Don't use the grassy, sharp, highly aromatic stuff you'd drizzle on lettuce leaves.
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I don't see how health nuts groove on lungsful of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
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Mr. Schaffer's version is aromatic, baked with uplifting orange peel, fennel and anise.
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They often had tropical fruit flavors, aromatic yet, in some cases, slightly candied.
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She chose the aromatic liquid as the base of her stink-bomb recipe.
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The flavor of the creme is extremely aromatic and offensive on the nose.
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A good orgeat, subtly nutty and aromatic, smooths the scorpion bowl's sharp edges.
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A good orgeat, subtly nutty and aromatic, smooths the scorpion bowl's sharp edges.
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The raw materials available to us are grains, aromatic herbs, and small fruits.
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Add the flaxseeds and blueberries and cook, stirring frequently, until aromatic, about 230 minutes.
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This week, the most popular products among women have been aromatic and lubricating oils.
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Aromatic spices like cinnamon and anise round out the flavor of these tasty morsels.
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Stray marinade drips through and the coals sizzle, releasing that unmistakably aromatic saffron smell.
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An aromatic grape variety (Roussane) that displays toasted walnuts, Marzipan, white peach and honey.
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In one suite there's even an aromatic cypress wood bath, according to The Telegraph.
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A cheese's flavor can be compromised if you store it next to aromatic foods.
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Today, there is an emphasis on transparency of sourcing and on bold, aromatic flavors.
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Add onions, garlic, and ginger and sauté for 1 minute, or until very aromatic.
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This method is said to account for the light, fresh, aromatic character of Beaujolais.
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Years ago it was just marijuana, which is very aromatic and easy to smell.
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It goes into the steamer for a brief spell and emerges succulent and aromatic.
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But complex aromatic compounds did not make the watermelon the champion of summer fruits.
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The aromatic landing of the fermented grapes is sharp, crisp, sweet, dry, delicate, delightful.
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And as the chocolate melts, it becomes more aromatic and punches up the flavor.
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Drop-shaped elements hanging from the branches are filled with aromatic spices and seeds.
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That means an aromatic, balanced white with lively acidity; herbal, floral flavors and no oak.
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Remove from the heat and stir for 30 seconds, or until the garlic is aromatic.
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These molecules contain aromatic structures (ring-shaped, flat molecules) with possible cross chains of hydrocarbons.
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Witbier is light, fruity, spicy, and soft, whereas IPA is famously sharp, explosive, and aromatic.
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People reverted to superstition: sugar lumps soaked in kerosene, and aromatic fires to clear "miasmas".
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EminaZero is an aromatic sparkling wine created from the Verdejo wine grape minus the alcohol.
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It's a selection of aromatic plants because I think the drink has to taste good.
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At Lauschangriff, finally, I order a Capricieuse, an aromatic, 72 percent fellow; an old recipe.
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Some classic fairy-type moves in Pokémon are Aromatic Mist, Floral Healing, and Nature's Madness.
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The service itself is 80 minutes long and includes an aromatic bath and a massage.
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It's very aromatic, though less sharp and persistent than ordinary large ginger root from China.
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According to the recipe, you should continue to cook until "the mix is very aromatic."
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Here the rice is wetter and more aromatic, the flavors almost blooming on the tongue.
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Dried seaweed mixed with a variety of aromatic teas makes for a heady, fragrant beverage.
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City Kitchen The aromatic vegetable and its seeds beautifully flavor chops in this easy recipe.
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As the fat drippings hit the coals, they released an aromatic smoke for several hours.
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Some, as expected, were dry, aromatic and pleasant, while others were grasping for something deeper.
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Single-batch rum is more aromatic and much more complex than blended or spiced rum.
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These are so temptingly aromatic, your mouth will be watering hours before they're actually done.
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Add a few more items and simmer until it becomes delightfully aromatic, blah, blah blah.
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The perfectly poached egg was nestled under a bed of aromatic arugula and pungent Parmesan.
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There's generally an aromatic (like garlic or onions) and a thickener (nuts, seeds, bread, tortillas).
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Farah is a deeply sophisticated writer, his prose almost aromatic, like rich, sweet Somali tea.
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Wirecutter's top pick for a neti pot is the Aromatic Salt Premium Ceramic Neti Pot.
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Aromatic whisker parted, raw and swollen testicle tamed, incognito– and every pustule in its place.
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Twigs from other trees, especially aromatic trees that freshen the mouth, are used in different cultures.
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The aromatic herb has also been used to treat everything from headaches to a nervous stomach.
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Nor should they give up the aromatic crusts of a fresh-baked loaf of French baguette.
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Benzonitrile only has one hexagonal ring of carbon, so it's not a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon itself.
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Batali's trenette is light years better, savory and aromatic; plus, it's ready in just 30 minutes.
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Add the oregano and chili flakes and cook until the oregano is aromatic, about 1 minute.
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Terpenes are aromatic organic compounds found naturally in marijuana, and they impact weed's flavor and smell.
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The naturally aromatic rice is pressure-cooked in garlic stock with snails collected from rice fields.
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And our passion for the crispy, salty, aromatic treat has often inspired us to get creative.
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"Every bacterium we looked at produced at least some of" the aromatic molecules, said Dr. Whittaker.
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Many tea enthusiasts consider it to be the best way to brew and enjoy aromatic teas.
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Try our fish with shiitake mushrooms, which features the aromatic triumvirate of garlic, ginger and scallion.
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Diptyque introduced a new aromatic shower oil (3) to its collection of personal and home fragrances.
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If you prefer a sweeter turkey with notes both citrusy and aromatic, try an ice wine.
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The aromatic herb, which originates from the eastern Mediterranean and Southwest Asia, relies largely on honeybees.
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The first time it was a wonderful, nuanced aromatic blend of expected and unexpected Chinese spices.
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There would also be countless new smells, from well-visited fire hydrants to aromatic street vendors.
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You can top off the experience with a Balinese herbal massage or an aromatic oil massage.
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Mr. Biebel attributes this aromatic excess to the way skin reacts to perfume in low temperatures.
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That's a perfect go-to option, but today I'm making a highly aromatic Thai-style version.
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Soap was invented by the Arabs through combining vegetable oils with sodium hydroxide and aromatic oils.
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The result is a smoother, more full-bodied, and subtly aromatic drink compared to a regular Negroni.
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Aerating your wine helps to circulate air throughout it, which can help to expand its aromatic profile.
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"The aromatic effects, plus the medicinal properties of the plant material, affect the physical body," says Galper.
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He knew Batiz liked working with aromatic oils, and the idea of an oil spray was born.
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These influences melded only several generations ago to create an unusually aromatic and versatile toolbox of flavors.
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But goat is leaner than lamb, a little sweeter, and particularly good in aromatic stews and curries.
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The wine is that same way: it's aromatic, there's a little rhythm, and then it takes off.
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The result is smooth and aromatic, with some heat (90 proof) and decided sweetness on the finish.
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Where to Buy: Meyer lemons, slightly sweeter and more aromatic lemons, can be found at Whole Foods.
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She'll swoon over the chic French aesthetic and the aromatic blend of rose petals and blackcurrant leaves.
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The velvety, aromatic broth — called sopa negra or caldo de frijol — is prized by experienced bean cooks.
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It promotes aromatic sprays to treat depression and anxiety, and most infamously, jade eggs to increase vaginal tightness.
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The Great British Baking Show star shares an aromatic Indian tea adapted from her cookbook Chai, Chaat & Chutney.
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With aromatic manchego and olive oil to flavor these creamy mashed potatoes, this simple side is a luxury.
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For the latest edition of Access: Middle East, CNBC's Hadley Gamble discovers the aromatic world of Lebanese wine.
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Months of blanching, sweating and gradual drying in the sun are then necessary to produce the aromatic spice.
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The scent of this Holiday candle is even more aromatic and lovely — especially for this time of year.
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There are also two giant mollusk shells cast in soap made from various animal fats and aromatic oils.
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The wines were gloriously aromatic, full of the aromas of red fruit and flowers, fresh rather than jammy.
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Unlike shaking, a stirred cocktail's trademark aromatic qualities and booze-forward appeal plummet when swirled to peak coldness.
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That's because the muscle meats contain compounds called heterocyclic amines, or HCAs, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, or PAHs.
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This study, published in 2015 in JAMA Psychiatry, looked at children's prenatal exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH).
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Like a flavorful, aromatic beacon, the menu attracts homesick Israelis and other Middle Easterners from across the city.
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Fruits use aromatic oils and alcohols to deter the growth of bacteria and attract seed-dispersing frugivorous animals.
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Add the thyme, Old Bay, garlic, celery, and onion and cook until aromatic, 4 to 5 minutes. 23.
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I enjoyed the aromatic Ciel Reserve bath products, which added another layer of luxury, despite the close quarters.
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Here are the most powerful aromatic options to bring out the next time you feel a little tickle.
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It's a Christmas inducement to light up an aromatic botanical (not frankincense), arranged as a lite-reggae ditty.
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They were aromatic and pricey: 180 pesos, or about seven times what I had paid the day before.
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The ash acts as a disinfectant, and gives the yogurt a unique aromatic taste and bright grey color.
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While you're slicing those aromatic little cloves, heat the canola oil until it's good and h-o-t.
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A popular theory was that AMEs were being produced by an organic molecule known as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).
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The CPCIF will propose benchmarks for 23 products including refined oil products, ethylene and aromatic hydrocarbons such as benzene.
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The lemon juice and tequila give a tart kick, while the aromatic bitters and sweet citrus even everything out.
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The result: a char that opens their aromatic sweetness and makes them the perfect accompaniment to a spicy sausage.
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Then, it's time for the cleansing: You take a short shower with the Aromatic Body Wash and included cloth.
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Halaska comes back to my safe aromatic distance from the whale and invites me to get a real whiff.
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Turns out, rosé is far from just a pretty pour; it can also make for quite an aromatic spritz.
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It's this level of luxe that gives the meat its prized rich, sweet, aromatic, luxuriously fatty, and smooth characteristics.
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Curious to see if they could monitor directly the presence of aromatic compounds, the biochemists set up an experiment.
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Known for its aromatic properties, the fruit adds to the round, rich, textural properties that make the beer distinctive.
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Nine spa rooms offer facial and body treatments, various types of massages, and Thai herbal steam and aromatic baths.
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The '11 Rubicon is indeed fresh and aromatic, with an herbal touch that lends complexity to the fruit flavors.
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Just add water, the essential oil of your choice, and turn on the device for a cool, aromatic mist.
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The classic preparation would stop there, but she'll break from the norm with a spicy, aromatic coconut milk curry.
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Seedlip Spice is very aromatic and woody, and has two barks, two spices, and two types of citrus peel.
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Yet the oak was well integrated on the palate, and the wine will get less obviously aromatic with time.
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While Russian and Ukrainian food is delicious in its utilitarian way, it lacks the aromatic nuance of Georgian cuisine.
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Brewing and consuming coffee isn't just an aromatic, delicious, warming morning ritual, it's what gets me out of bed.
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The Ojai was still an excellent wine, I thought, aromatic and lively, but less exotic than the Arnot-Roberts.
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Let each diner delight in breathing in that gust of grassy, aromatic steam as she unwraps her own parcel.
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"After extreme aging, the vinegar has taken on further complexity and character and becomes dense and aromatic," Rubin says.
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The Ozaki beef is fatty and tender, juicy and aromatic, with little texture for chew, and its served pink.
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From the more esoteric side, you might try a cesanese from Lazio, which can be deliciously fresh and aromatic.
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In an ideal world, fresh tortillas are made right on the spot and piled into a napkin, aromatic, hot, steamy.
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To get the attention of pollinators, flowers have developed an assortment of cues, such as colorful petals and aromatic smells.
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That year the agency seized 778 pounds of "aromatic potpourri" incense containing AB-FUBINACA from a head shop outside Milwaukee.
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Or, for a springtime boost, try exfoliating with a dry brush and then anointing your limbs with the aromatic oil.
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At their finest, they are juicy, sweet-tart and intensely aromatic, but many store-bought specimens are dry and bland.
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Kin KhaoFollow the fish sauce (literally—it gets a little aromatic) to this hard-to-find spot in Union Square.
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But if you think that's the most enticing aromatic experience to ever happen to the superstore, well... you'd be right.
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His list is well-stocked with aromatic whites, syrahs from the northern Rhône, cabernet francs from the Loire and Beaujolais.
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These include polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) that researchers think may get picked up around oil slicks.
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This doesn't mean just adding a few extra dashes of Angostura, or other aromatic bitters, to your Manhattan or sour.
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Combine all vegetables into liquid and turn off fire and cover pot to steep vegetables until slightly soft and aromatic.
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These compounds, called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and heterocyclic amines, get generated when food, especially meat, is cooked on a grill.
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The scene was aromatic and picturesque, except for the pair of children's scissors she'd stuffed her grown-up knuckles through.
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In Europe, vermouths generally start with wormwood, an aromatic plant from which the word vermouth is said to have evolved.
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Meyer Lemon Squeeze The syrup, made with the aromatic Meyer lemon, is flexible and pairs nicely with multiple nonalcoholic partners.
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The 2016 is earthy but not nearly as aromatic, while the '15 is a fine effort, gently herbal and mineral.
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Subjects in all three countries expected coffee in shorter and narrower cups to be more bitter, more aromatic, and more intense.
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You begin by setting the tone of the room with an Aromatic Sake Mist — my absolute favorite scent of the set.
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They also looked for particle-bound polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, which are chemicals released from burning coal, oil, gas, trash and wood.
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They were aromatic and colorful, absent of the bland mashed mysteries we've come to expect in the US. Noodles with vegetables.
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The problem is that gasoline is made of aromatic hydrocarbons, which can cause severe lung inflammation and death if left untreated.
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Vodka to me is all about wanting something clean that washes over your palate, but I also like gin's aromatic flavours.
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That's because savory grilled squid revels in a rich brown butter sauce, accompanied by aromatic roasted garlic and tangy grilled lemon.
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They're focusing mostly on flavor, which is driven by an apple's sugar levels, acid levels (which determine tartness), and aromatic compounds.
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To serve, transfer everything—aromatic chiles and all—to a serving platter and present to your awestruck and possibly terrified guests.
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The foam actually acts as an aromatic track, making your sensory introduction to the sips of beer to follow more vivid.
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Go for the kelp-infused spirits, but don't miss the sugar kelp water, an aromatic addition to a gin and tonic.
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"The vapor contains elevated levels of nicotine, particulate matter, glycerin propylene glycol, formaldehyde, polycyclic aromatic carbons and heavy metals," Tan said.
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Add the cumin seeds and fry for 1 minute, stirring constantly, until the cumin is aromatic and a few shades darker.
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From southern Thailand comes a lush and complex crab curry, rich from coconut milk and hypnotically aromatic from freshly ground spices.
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Use a shallow roasting pan with a rack, a bed of aromatic vegetables or, in a pinch, a coil of foil.
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Timut pepper is very aromatic and floral, and shares the pleasant, slightly numbing sensation of Sichuan pepper — yet another peppercorn impostor.
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It's scented with an aromatic blend of essential and fragrance oils, and it offers up to 77 hours of burn time.
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The unassuming chocolate-chip banana cake, in particular, flavored with molasses and spices, was outstanding — caramel-flavored, aromatic and happily damp.
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Make the szechuan chili oil: In a dry pan, toast the cumin seeds and Szechuan peppercorns over low heat until aromatic.
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Five-spice powder (a mixture of fennel, star anise, cloves, cinnamon and Sichuan pepper) is essential — it adds aromatic complexity almost instantly.
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Stirred not shaken, bone dry, and aromatic, my baptism into the school of the true dry martini is well and truly complete.
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From there, you have to make an aromatic pickling liquid and bring the cleaned rinds to a boil to help tenderize them.
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Ronaldson hands me a soothingly aromatic cup of tea and gets straight to explaining how she ended up running a floating apothecary.
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But for the baklava connoisseur, and the large majority of Turkish tourists, Cevdet's baklava boutique is an aromatic beacon of pure decadence.
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Their highly specialized odor sensors can discern between thousands of different aromatic compounds, allowing them to hone in on a desired target.
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One cool thing: Aromatic molecules aren't called that because of what they smell like, but for the type of bonds they form.
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These might include aromatic devices, speakers, or relaxing light displays, all of which could be linked with the pillow through small sensors.
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The study said research had found substances including butylphenyl methylpropional used in beauty products and certain aromatic hydrocarbons as well as glyphosate.
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During my visit, the aromatic rippon lea broth that's on the menu requires a mixture of 503 different types of flora alone.
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And by adding it after the vigorous fermentation it allows the toasty aromatic notes to stay present and pleasant in the beer.
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All of that has to be cooked for hours together with aromatic herbs and ancho chile, resulting in a hedonistic, perfect plate.
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The hotel's Acqua di Parma spa offers wealthy guests a spa suite complete with waterfall showers, loungers, and an aromatic steam bath.
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His method involves combining precise amounts of organic ingredients — including distilled water, foaming agents and aromatic essential oils — which he buys online.
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It begins with pastries like Persian love cakes — dense with almond flour and lightly aromatic from rosewater — among cookies, croissants and pies.
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At an accessible price point, Otherland offers the same aromatic punch when compared to more luxe brands like Le Labo and Diptyque.
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In the marchwagan korma, a curry from Kashmir, goat was cooked on the bones in a rich and intensely aromatic yogurt sauce.
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The Indonesia Olefin, Aromatic and Plastic Industry Association was cited in media saying the move had led to an oversupply of bags.
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These microplastics often absorb contaminants such as oil and grease, which may contain PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyl), PAHs (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons), and other toxins.
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"We always hang chamomile in our kitchen, and it's nice to use it to give it just a bit more aromatic," Klotz said.
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If your idea of self-care comes with a side of aromatic coffee grounds, then Frank Body's Original Coffee Scrub is for you.
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Breads with stiffer insides seemed to receive high marks for releasing aromatic compounds, and crusts seemed to release more aromatics than crumbs did.
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So are the ice cream stands in Central Park, and the halal carts dishing out aromatic tins of chicken and rice in Midtown.
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Homemade yoghurt, dried fruit, freshly baked cakes, pulled pork, aromatic curries, and roast chicken is all on the menu with a multi-cooker.
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Golden-topped, speckled with the cheese and highly aromatic with garlic and wine, this dish turns a forbidding thistle into a welcoming dinner.
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They are composed according to the tradition of perfumers, the artisanal process of extraction, matured from aromatic herbs, seeds, bark, flowers and spices.
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The garden also supplies delicate aromatic plants to more than 80 chefs in Paris who seek exclusive, hard-to-find varieties of herbs.
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Fresh curry leaves, if you can find them, are aromatic and floral when simmered with the mushrooms (they don't taste like curry powder).
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There, on a large platter, was a golden mound of polenta, surrounded by a full-flavored, aromatic, saucy partnership of land and sea.
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Manolis Garalis, on the island of Lemnos, makes a lively, aromatic retsina with organic muscat of Alexandria grapes, grown in stony volcanic soils.
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The sausage absorbed the sweet, aromatic maple only to release an array of new flavor combinations — vanilla with coriander, maple with black pepper.
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My Detox The New York-based MC Junglepussy, known for her witty lyrics about wellness, shares a recipe for an aromatic homemade moisturizer.
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Trilobites As more uses are found for the aromatic resin, the population of trees that produce it is on the brink of collapse.
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A 20-minute simmer lets aromatic garlic, onion and bay leaf infuse serious flavor into cauliflower florets mixed in with canned whole tomatoes.
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A typical legal THC cartridge might have 70-90% pure THC distillate with the rest containing terpenes -- aromatic oils which give it flavor.
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The resin and aromatic plant extracts are the two main antibacterial components that would have repelled insects and preserved the soft tissue underneath.
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" With its aromatic blend of spices, the chili was also a step above "takeout food and all that jazz, which I didn't want.
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The aromatic filling of chicken in gravy, the nicely browned pastry lid, the ritual of piercing the crust: The whole experience is memorable.
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Image: Baptiste VauchelleNutmeg comes from Myristica fragans, a strongly aromatic, slow-growing evergreen tree that can grow up to 50 feet tall (15 meters).
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"This is an approach where we take crude and we crack it directly in one unit and produce olefins and aromatic streams," said Khowaiter.
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Around him were giant bags of rose petals and attara, an aromatic plant that's distilled in water to make a perfumed syrup for sweets.
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Next, you'll heat coconut milk, chicken stock, shallots, palm sugar, and the fish sauce, tamarind, and lime leaves, stirring it to smooth, aromatic perfection.
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The dish gets its distinctive taste from the generous handfuls of chopped mint and other aromatic herbs that are thrown into the light broth.
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Fresh lemon juice, fresh lime juice, simple syrup (make your own) and a bottle of aromatic bitters will keep you busy for a while.
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The smell of my meal alone is intoxicating: a swirling vortex of cumin, soybean sauces, and sharply aromatic spices rise from the steaming dishes.
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When damaged, the tree's aromatic resin may develop into a dark, dense substance known as agarwood, which is prized for its supposed medicinal properties.
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First, a quick whisky-making lesson: As a whisky matures in a cask, layers of aromatic molecular wood compounds intermingle with the distilled spirit.
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Its flavor is described as "deep and brooding, with a strong aromatic character," which, ironically, is probably how most Fernet drinkers think of themselves.
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We seasoned it all with an aromatic pepper mixture before the goose and the final layer of three-kilogram confit was placed on top.
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The milky, aromatic steam that wafts from Hainan-style chicken and rice—redolent of chicken fat, ginger, and sharp alliums—is an intoxicating one.
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Years later, on the rare occasion when I drank a Châteauneuf from the '80s, they all seemed etched with this aromatic badge of place.
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I'm sipping a mug of fresh aromatic tea in a Prince Charles and Princess Diana wedding mug (Nancy's dad collects these kind of things).
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After finishing the Gose and a better-than-decent pastrami sandwich, I tried an aromatic wet-hop IPA from a favorite Czech microbrewery, Clock.
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In keeping with that theme, gewürztraminer is in the blend, but so is Cayuga white, an aromatic, hybrid grape common in the Finger Lakes.
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But as you wind through the patio toward the door to the shop, you may notice some tables laden with noodles and aromatic soups.
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Festooning nearly every room of the compound, they came in all sizes, shapes, colors and scents (including a few of Prince's own aromatic blends).
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In 250 Jessica Alba co-founded the Honest Company, which sells eco-friendly diapers and aromatic soy candles and is reportedly worth $211 billion.
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La Foret du Lac, for example — a mixture of aromatic gin and homemade pine-based syrup with a blast of pine-iris-sandalwood vapor.
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Heading along a busy stretch of West End Avenue, the horse passed double-parked cars, aromatic food trucks, dumpsters and garbage trucks without reacting.
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This excellent example from Guillaume Clusel of the fine Côte-Rôtie producer Clusel-Roch, is aromatic and pure, simple, direct and just plain delicious.
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Another leading AME-source candidate, a family of organic molecules known as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), doesn&apost hold up under scrutiny, the researchers said.
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Social Club offers tours of its small brew facility and an adjacent bar that sells styles ranging from bitter coffee stouts to aromatic Belgian saisons.
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The cooking is dizzyingly aromatic: lamb noodles alive with fermented chile paste, grill-smoked duck hearts brined in nuoc cham, and sweet-hot fried chicken.
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Compared to areas near controlled burns, areas near wildfires had higher levels of carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, elemental carbon and particulate matter.
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He took in the boisterous public life, music in the squares, the aromatic street food and people staying up late at night talking, dancing, laughing.
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The mixture is then aged for a year in oak casks—stored in darkness and total silence—so that the aromatic components can blend correctly.
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On a sunny Wednesday morning, right on the cusp of fall, I visited a particularly aromatic classroom in Harlem to see how this could work.
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Terpenoids, on the other hand, are basically aromatic compounds—they add flavor and fragrance, but none of the fun psychotropic effects we associate with weed.
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Simply heat coconut oil and curry powder in a pan; throw in aromatic garlic, scallions, and ginger; and simmer with the chopped veggies until tender.
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A walk through the MUNCHIES Garden yields plenty of herbs—aromatic basil, curly mint, chives—as well as some tender young black and red radishes.
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"Sweater Weather," which contains fresh sage, juniper berry, aromatic eucalyptus, fresh woods, and essential oils, smelled like a combination of minty soap and the outdoors.
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It is intensely aromatic, and kind of mesmerizing when paired with flat rice noodles, hunks of tender stewed beef and curls of shattery pork cracklings.
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Made with beeswax, it is as deeply aromatic as honey but not as sweet, and its texture is intensely creamy but not at all waxy.
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Across the village, 3 Singing Birds brings together all things exquisite and scented, from ginger-infused honey (2112 dollars) to aromatic, artisanal candles (21956 dollars).
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The 2,000-square-foot space in the Marais district will include a 19th-century-style boutique selling the brand's aromatic potions, powders, soaps and perfumes.
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But smoking bacon meat is an art, and it's important to achieve the right balance of salt, sweet, meaty and browned fat aromatic, Papadopoulos said.
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Hence, the entourage effect, or the synergistic relationship between all the cannabinoids and terpenes (aromatic chemicals) in cannabis, is lacking from industrial hemp-derived CBD products.
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Almost 200 deft hands, hired specially for the fair, create more than 70 delicacies using the aromatic bean to be sold in stalls across the street.
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Or, try UMA's Pure Bliss Wellness Oil with rose, sandalwood and sage to uplift your mood and Tata Harper's Aromatic Irritability Treatment when feeling on edge.
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As part of her training, she took a class on a massage technique called "raindrop therapy," which incorporates essential oils—aromatic compounds made from plant material.
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The bakery, meanwhile, churns out aromatic breads (from traditional baguettes to apricot currant walnut sourdough) and artisanal baked goods, like pistachio croissants and pear rosewater muffins.
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The turkey is braised in duck fat to make it tender and flavorful, mixed with aromatic herbs, and then fried in, yes, even more duck fat.
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Persephone's Sin arrives at my table, wisps of aromatic smoke from a freshly lit sprig of rosemary still circling the rim of the low rocks glass.
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My cognac Sazerac was beautifully balanced and aromatic, the juicy bar hamburger the best I'd had in the country, and the crowd was friendly and fun.
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Some people say that tiny bubbles flowing constantly make a tastier drink, but actually, the researchers found, big bubbles do because they release more aromatic spray.
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When it was over, I walked through the aromatic ruins of an incinerated liquor store, its floor a syrupy mess of broken glass, green and amber.
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The kaiseki begins with lightly battered corn, the restaurant's most famous dish, and continues with aromatic heirloom eggplant and sea bream wrapped inside a perilla leaf.
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As an illustration, imagine if curious Martians sampled the air around pedestrians in New York City and determined that some people were coated in aromatic compounds.
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The mother of them all is perhaps Byredo's Bibliothèque ($85), a distinctively black, woody aromatic around since 2013 that has become the company's most popular candle.
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This recipe, which packs a delicious, aromatic flavor from lots of ginger and scallions, is a pretty epic way to kick off your dumpling-making career.
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Ginjo are going to be a little more polished, more refined, more aromatic, and daiginjo are going to be more fruit-forward—really pure, really clean.
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Frothed with an aquarium air pump, the drink's aromatic foam crown can stand tall for up to 30 minutes, thanks to a molecular ingredient called soy lecithin.
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There is a long list of tandoori items, including chicken wings as an appetizer; the spices were aromatic, and the meat juicy with just the right char.
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"The aromatic additions and the social atmosphere around tea drinking may be associated with comfort," explains Mustafa al'Absi, a University of Minnesota medical professor who studies caffeine.
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The first yield surpassed all expectations; with spring and summer came a bounty of sugary peas, Ananas Noire tomatoes, Armenian cucumbers, tomatillos, trumpet zucchini and aromatic herbs.
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Finally, as schoolchildren started impatiently lining up behind me, I narrowed it to two: one scoop of chewy medjool date, one scoop of pale, aromatic orange blossom.
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To make porchetta, a whole pig is deboned and gutted, then stuffed with garlic and herbs, and roasted in its skin until crunchy, juicy and insanely aromatic.
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The avocado stuffed with an aromatic romesco sauce and pickled cauliflower was our first clue that we were in for a long evening of the best kind.
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Place the tomatoes in the oven and bake for about 10 to 15 minutes, or until the skin is slightly crispy and then tomatoes are aromatic. 2.
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The restaurant's kitchen is a playground of Mr. Onwuachi's favorite ingredients: tubs filled with Maggi cubes and large batches of xawaash, an aromatic spice blend from Somalia.
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This fall, Dunhuang, a northwestern-Chinese restaurant whose signature offering is an aromatic beef noodle soup from Lanzhou, will open its sixth outpost, near Grand Central Terminal.
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The products sold on its website include, among other things, a mustard seed detox bath, an aromatic spray for psychic vampires, and a supplement called Brain Dust.
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It's a pot of stewed chicken, tender vegetables and richly spiced rice, cooked and then flipped to reveal itself in aromatic glory, a layer cake for dinner.
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This causes aromatic molecules to evaporate off the surface, or distill, at much lower temperatures than traditional hot distillation, allowing for a cleaner dissection of flavors and aromas.
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Sure, I could choose from woody, citrus, floral and even fruity, but there was no Aramis in my aromatic ecosphere, and I was steered clear of Old Spice.
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Yeast, a fungus, eats certain sugars and excretes ethanol and carbon dioxide on the other end, plus a bunch of other aromatic molecules with their own flavor contributions.
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Many cheaper truffle products use 2,4-dithiapentane, a synthesized compound containing one of the main aromatic compounds in foot odor — guaranteed to give it that that "earthy" taste.
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Best of all — the Chili's pack will include an aromatic baby back ribs-scented candle that will make your entire house smell like the chain's most iconic dish.
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Rockmill's beers are rustic, with prominent floral and fruit notes as well as a strong European Noble hops profiles that accentuates the beers' aromatic bouquet rather than bitterness.
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The chemical conversation between cells and air- and waterborne aromatic molecules unites all living beings, from animal noses to plant root tips to the cell surfaces of bacteria.
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One luscious and harmonious example was a spiky sea-urchin-like ball of crisp meringue filled with tiny, aromatic wild strawberries surrounded by wild strawberry and whisky creams.
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The smell of beer was off-putting but tolerable; wine, while aromatic, smelled of real alcohol, and my body judiciously sensed poison, even as my brain scented fun.
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For a southern Mediterranean feel, lay the tail on a bed of aromatic thyme and rosemary branches; tuck lemon slices around it along with a handful of olives.
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Over aromatic shiitake soup, poured from tiny clay pots, Oei expanded on the aims and the attitudes of Chinese families who decide to put down roots in Canada.
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These not only make full use of aforementioned aromatic herbs and small fruits, but harken back to the time and place where he first learned to make alcohol.
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Meaty drumsticks are slathered in a notably emerald marinade of cilantro, basil, and mint, made even more aromatic and spicy with garlic, lime zest, Aleppo pepper, and fish sauce.
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That might include the Dream Sensation, a wheat beer spiked with an aromatic blend of ginger, lemongrass, and kaffir lime, or Charlie's Chocolate Chili Stout, with Vietnamese cacao nibs.
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Today in that borough's Kissena Park, within a 14-acre plot known as Historic Grove, a stand of katsura trees still stands, one of the park's most aromatic attractions.
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With a little patience and the right equipment, it's possible to take an infusion (for instance, the juniper berries underlying gin) and separate out dozens of different aromatic compounds.
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According to RocketNews24, Nakagawa feels the mixture of aromatic spices generally found within curry have the added benefit of increasing blood flow, which in turn makes men's hair grow.
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Directly underneath is a blocky mini-room that will soon be a scent bar where customers can sniff terpenes, the aromatic compounds secreted by the leaves of cannabis plants.
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The smell of fried chicken sure gets people really, really, excited, but there's always someone out there who isn't too enthusiastic about that aromatic blend of herbs and spices.
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Few plants stimulate the appetite as effectively as that green aromatic herb with impressive medicinal properties—the one that pairs as naturally with alcohol as it does with food.
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Aside from monitoring the sugar levels, Dr Qian and Mr Fang also made use of a technique called aroma-extract dilution analysis to study aromatic compounds in the grapes.
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It's an inevitable pitfall to enjoying the world's most popular psychoactive drug and one which coffee drinkers will gladly deal with if it means getting an aromatic morning buzz.
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" So she made sure that feeling came across, using her whole body and facial expressions to capture the visceral nastiness of ideas like "Diseased gastric dining" and "Aromatic mastitis.
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I had no meaty duck leftovers, but it sounded so delicious that I went out and bought a few duck legs and braised them with wine and aromatic vegetables.
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Produced only around the river Po, the paper-thin slices of air-dried ham smelled as funky as a well-aged blue cheese: richly aromatic and just slightly phenolic.
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The herb mixture usually includes Thai basil, mint, cilantro, sawtooth culantro, Vietnamese coriander, fish herb, red perilla and dill, among other lemony, peppery, freshly picked and highly aromatic leaves.
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Everyone can make a hearty meal with some sort of fat like an oil, starch like rice or pasta and an aromatic like onion or garlic, Celenza points out.
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Also on Dasgupta's Naanery menu is bakarkhani, a kind of aromatic, biscuity Kashmiri bread made with lots of saffron and a flaky sesame and pistachio variety called pheni paratha.
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When meat is cooked at high temperatures — such as on a grill — it can form two potentially dangerous classes of chemicals called heterocyclic amines (HCAs) and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs).
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The results were super gross, but also super good TV:Dana Calderwood, director: By the end of the third day under the hot lights, it was aromatic, to say the least.
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During my experimentation, I found that teas that tended to have a floral, perfumey aroma to them—more aromatic and delicate—tended to match up better with gin or vodka.
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In Cameroon it took over five years to register the aromatic white peppercorns but Penja Pepper became one of the first African commodities to get such a label in 2013.
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The tour will also consist of a smell and selfie station (thankfully called a "Smelfie Station"), where visitors can smell fresh terpenes, aromatic compounds that give weed its distinct smell.
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North African cooking tends to go light on salt, instead deriving its depth of flavor from an aromatic balance of sweet and sour, with spices ranging from cinnamon to coriander.
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Another jar holds an aromatic strain of Critical Mass that is rich in cannabidiol, which has therapeutic effects but has relatively little THC and will not make users feel stoned.
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A perfume is basically a mixture of very concentrated aromatic part, which we call the oil or concentrate, and then a lot of alcohol and a little bit of water.
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Miller had explained that the THC and CBD make up the 88 percent of the oil that's comprised of cannabinoid distillate, while terpenes, or aromatic molecules, make up the rest.
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The study, published in May in the peer-reviewed medical journal JAMA Internal Medicine, found the volatile organic compounds polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide were present in IQOS smoke.
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And if you're lucky enough to come across a bumpy-skinned and highly aromatic makrut lime, whirl its zest and juice into the paste in place of the regular lime.
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And there was a Japanese teak soaking tub set on the deck facing the ocean, complete with a bowl of aromatic Himalayan salts to sprinkle in before drawing the water.
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They're delicious cooked simply, or in preparations like baked cod with crunchy miso-butter bread crumbs; a citrusy, herb-laden tuna salad; and pasta with sardines and aromatic fennel fronds.
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So extra-virgin olive oil — aromatic, flavorful — has a much lower smoke point than something like an odorless, flavorless refined vegetable oil, which might include corn, canola and sunflower oils.
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Henry's shrimp and pork dumplings, on the other hand, are nondescript little blobs; they sit in an aromatic "Harlem curry," informed by Bengali cooking, that deserves a better dance partner.
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And if you think marrying beer and cannabis sounds odd, consider that hops and marijuana both belong to the Cannabaceae plant family, which means they sometimes have similar aromatic signatures.
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And in Slovenia, Ana Ros, the award-winning chef behind Hisa Franko, makes an aromatic sponge cake by leaving sugar-coated pine branches atop the oven for a few weeks.
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At Pho Bac Sup Shop, a buzzy Vietnamese restaurant run by three siblings, natural wines are served alongside aromatic short-rib pho with oversize bones jutting from the steaming bowls.
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There is a kitchen garden of aromatic Mediterranean herbs, and at one end of the expanse is a narrow, raised pool inspired by those commonly found in Middle Eastern gardens.
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Upstairs, tucked away in a third-story classroom, they came across the aromatic culprit: one of those plug-in pumpkin spice air fresheners that apparently had an extremely strong scent.
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With the chip off his shoulder, Leonard is able to walk out of the office a true success story, with a smaller, less aromatic arm and a renewed sense of confidence.
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The occasion for this rather aromatic discussion of internet policy was the launch, at the 34th Street location of cosmetics retailer Lush, of a special edition "bath bomb" called Error 404.
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Buie and his colleagues hypothesized that this familiar scent, called petrichor, is the result of aromatic compounds from plants and soil bubbling skyward in the champagne-like effervescence of a rainstorm.
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Some of them come from things we already know can significantly increase the risk of cancer—the usual suspects like tobacco or PAHs (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, released when certain materials burn).
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For starters, it contains well beyond the 40 different "pyrogenic species" Parrington says his analyses account for, which include various forms of carbon, and toxic aromatic compounds like benzene and toluene.
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Dr Qian and Mr Fang suggest these four aromatic compounds are commonly associated with a good pinot noir and therefore could provide another way to determine the optimum time to harvest.
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"The most unique characteristic of Angostura Aromatic Bitters is that it was first designed to be medicine, but found greater success in its second career as a cocktail ingredient," says Jones.
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With Mood Setter Extra, Hulu will "send" subscribers a care package filled with "soft snuggling blanket, candles, colored lights, mini-lava lamp, thick warm socks, an aromatic diffuser" and other items.
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Strawberry gum: Also known as the Forestberry, the intensely aromatic leaves of this towering gum have a feminine and spirited flavour - a pleasant mixture of strawberry-passionfruit with gentle menthol notes.
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To give you an extra nudge of encouragement, they usher it to your table with a hot aromatic towel that has been steamed with lemon thyme, kaffir lime and lemon peel.
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The settlement follows a complaint that the three companies are liable for discharges of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons at the site during the first half of the 20th century, the statement said.
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Every Chinese household does winter melon soup in their own way—it's always winter melon, some type of cured pork, and Chinese mushrooms in a really light, aromatic winter melon broth.
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In the case of the white truffle of Italy, the aromatic compounds, which may be weakened by bacterial symbionts that live on the truffle, start to degrade after about four days.
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Soils will influence the flavors; those grapes coming from heavier clay sites will be fruitier and denser, while those from sites with more limestone may be more aromatic and less fruity.
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It's filled with aromatic basmati rice larded with peas, cashews, and warm spices, that then gets layered with vegan "chick'n" strips, bell peppers, spinach, tomatoes, avocados, and melty non-dairy cheese.
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The British perfumer Lyn Harris has about 300 aromatic materials in her London studio, which range from nutty cardamom seeds to citrusy petitgrain, an essential oil derived from bitter orange trees.
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You'll add ginger, garlic, soy sauce, scallions, sesame oil and hot red pepper and let the flavors meld: The longer it rests in the fridge, the more aromatic the mixture becomes.
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Regardless of which grapes are used, I suspect, the result can be the sort of fruity, generically aromatic white wines that might come from anywhere in the Mediterranean, or the world.
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For the New York-based florist Lewis Miller, texture is the draw: "It makes you want to touch and pinch the leaves," he says, which in turn releases their aromatic oils.
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Lavender by the Bay in East Marion has acres of the sweetly aromatic plants, which, when its billowing purple blooms are at their peak in early July, draw visitors in droves.
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Welcome to your newest craving: Dondurma, a type of stretchy, aromatic, melt-proof Turkish ice cream made from milk, sugar and ... well, we don't want to give away the secret ingredient!
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Some of them come from things we already know can significantly increase the risk of cancer -- the usual suspects like tobacco or PAHs (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, released when certain materials burn).
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To ensure that the herbs remain green and aromatic and the sprouts and peppers stay crunchy, add just a little bit of each as you slurp your way through the bowl.
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It requires very little in the way of advance preparation or chopping, but you may need to make a small detour for a few key aromatic ingredients to perfume the soup.
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The chef, Tanguy Laviale, 35, presides over a small open kitchen at the end of the rustic-chic dining room, which looks on a glassed inner courtyard planted with aromatic herbs.
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These palps are laced with tiny hollow sensory hairs called sensilla that are filled with daunting array of odor sensors, allowing the female mosquito to distinguish among thousands of different aromatic compounds.
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The Witch, which arrives with lots of buzz – much like the sound of flies darting in out of the rich, aromatic rot of Satan's aftershave – is being marketed as a horror movie.
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Terpenes are the aromatic compounds that give each cannabis strain its unique smell and flavor According to Nadav Eyal, CEO and cofounder of Eybna, the company's proprietary technology is a game-changer.
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Sambal Shiok began as a street food stall, then moved onto residencies at various pubs and Vietnamese eatery Salvation in Noodles; winning over restaurant critics and locals alike with its aromatic broths.
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This rum-based tipple is supposed to "open the gates of healing and protection," mixing the spirit with creamy, salty, homemade Castilla pumpkin butter, omiero (an aromatic blend of herbs), and lime.
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Not only does it improve the texture of the ice cream, but it also adds its inimitable caramelized sweetness to the mix, turning plain vanilla into something much more aromatic and lush.
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It's an 80-square-foot kitchen that barely holds three people at a time, but Jasmina has made thousands of meals, many of them aromatic Rohingya curries, there over the last year.
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Catalano's innovative method of infusing terpenes (the fragrant oils that give cannabis its aromatic and flavor diversity) with food has been popularized over the past decade, and is now considered accepted wisdom.
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Down a half-flight of stairs on Boldhusgade, CUB Coffee Bar nails the concept, with fur pelts draped on chairs, an adorable bear-cub logo and aromatic roasts from Copenhagen Coffee Lab.
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The best appetizer, though, was a rich, aromatic mix of sweetbreads, chanterelles and peas — each ingredient perfectly cooked, then jumbled into a pleasing orange-hued mound, punctuated by the bright green peas.
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A heavy wooden bench, about the size of a king bed, was where everyone gathered to prep the ingredients, grating coconut flesh, pounding aromatic pastes in a mortar and pestle and chopping.
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Ninsom orders his favorite cocktail—the Pacific Club with rum, lime, Combier orange liqueur, lemon, and Angostura bitters with an absinthe rinse—with aromatic curries like the beef cheek curry, or Gang Kae.
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I quickly learned the Firefly 23 heats up instantly, and if you load it up with the right greens, it will give you an insanely smooth, clean, aromatic hit of your precious buds.
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It is an almost impressively stinky turd from start to finish, filled with corn kernels of clichés, and infused with the aromatic stench of $170 million (the film's budget) going up in flames.
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When you take a bite of something—an apple, let's say—the process of chewing releases aromatic chemicals in the apple into your mouth and puts some of them into solution, in saliva.
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The researchers report in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry that they detected 49 aromatic compounds in the grapes from the two years during both the early and the late sampling periods.
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From April to October, guests also may visit the Aromatic Garden on the villa's large terrace, where perfume ingredients such as Sichuan pepper, cardamom and frangipani are grown in large terra cotta pots.
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