"Whatever he cooked, he cooked enough for everybody, "Wilson said.
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Perfectly cooked fish, like a perfectly cooked burger, means taking a risk.
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Both of my parents cooked, and all of my extended family cooked.
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The chips tasted more cooked than other kettle-cooked chips I've tried.
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I've cooked legs, pork chops, shrimp, scallops and all come out excellently cooked.
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Cooked is cooked, so I poach the oval patties for about 20 minutes.
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She cooked Chinese food, and my grandfather cooked Hawaiian food and grilled a lot.
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It wasn't that we cooked, it was that we cooked along with everything else.
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Transfer the onion mixture and the cooked lettuce and cooked nasturtium to a blender.
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A private chef cooked for them on weekdays, so she only cooked on weekends.
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Putting out, say, some scrambled eggs, cooked carrot chunks, banana chunks, cooked squash, etc.
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Like slow-cooked onions, slow-cooked cabbage takes on color, becoming meltingly tender and sweet.
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I helped my wife, I cooked, she cooked, I did the bar and the floor.
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When you ask for a steak or burger to be cooked medium and its cooked well.
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One serving of whole grains can be a half-cup of cooked brown rice, cooked oatmeal, or cooked 100 percent whole grain pasta, or one slice of 100 percent whole grain bread.
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Imagine if you only cooked in professional kitchens, but you've never cooked in a home kitchen before.
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The hard-boiled and peeled eggs were sold in pails under various names, including Rainbow Select Hard-cooked Eggs, Rainbow Select Hard-cooked Eggs in Vinegar, Nic's Salad Hard-boiled Eggs, Almark Hard-cooked Eggs and Sutherland Select Hard-cooked Eggs, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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Everything on my plate was cooked, it seemed, by someone who'd cooked the same thing thousands of times.
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A half-cup of cooked brown rice, cooked oatmeal, or cooked 100 percent whole grain pasta, for example, or one slice of 100 percent whole grain bread, would be the equivalent of about 16 grams.
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"The whole essence of what I do is high-quality produce, cooked as it should be cooked," he says.
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We cooked dinner, talked, watched a few episodes of 'Orphan Black,' slept, then cooked breakfast and talked some more.
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She cooked and cooked, less in order to feed herself and more to perfect recipes or keep herself occupied.
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The products include the 25-ounce bags of fully cooked and frozen buffalo-style chicken strips, 25-ounce bags of fully cooked crispy chicken strips, and cases of Spare Time fully cooked, buffalo-style chicken strips.
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After the pumpkin was cooked, it would be filled with a custard and cooked again until the custard was set.
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While mechoui is cooked in underground clay pits inside some of the shops, tanjia is sent away to be cooked.
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Chicken livers in a dandelion salad dotted with hard-cooked egg crumbs were cooked until they were dark and chewy.
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I could've just cooked the dough and sent a box of cooked pizza dough but that wouldn't have been the same.
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"It's associated with ingesting seafood that has not been properly cooked, or properly stored and then not properly cooked," Colwell said.
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There was a memorable monkfish cooked in hot wood smoke, served with freekeh and other grains cooked in reduced beet juice.
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White meat should be cooked only to an internal temperature of 160 degrees, while dark meat should be cooked to 175 degrees.
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Together they've cooked with a Kurdish-Iraqi grandmother, roasted Arabica coffee and cooked biblical dishes with a historian in their native Israel.
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The US Department of Agriculture announced the recall of three products (Great Value Fully Cooked Original Pork Sausage Patties, Great Value Fully Cooked Original Breakfast Turkey Patties, and Family Size Great Value Fully Cooked Original Pork Sausage Patties) on October 18.
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Products under the recall include: Tyson fully cooked buffalo-style chicken strips in 25-ounce bags, Tyson fully cooked crispy chicken strips in 25-ounce bags and Spare Time fully cooked buffalo-style chicken strips in a 20-pound case.
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That first turkey was not only bland and dry after it was cooked, it was not actually cooked until several days after Thanksgiving.
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It's important to keep the raw turkey separate from other foods that won't get cooked (like fresh veggies) or foods that are already cooked.
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It will go with many Italian dishes, naturally, especially with cooked tomato sauce, as well as cooked meats like sausages, beef and roast chicken.
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"Don't let bacteria from the raw juices spread to other foods that won't get cooked (or cooked long enough) to kill that bacteria," Reynolds says.
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The supplier, The Good Food Chain, and one of its cooked meat suppliers, North Country Cooked Meats, have voluntarily ceased production while the investigation continues.
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When I first started cooking professionally, I ran away from Southern cooking because that's all my grandma cooked, and it's all that my mom cooked.
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Caramelized-Scallion Noodles This recipe relies on a delicious slow-cooked scallion sauce, though not so slow-cooked you couldn't make it on a weeknight.
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I'm not sure I'd sacrifice the freshness and texture of a home-cooked turkey for Popeyes' pre-cooked one, even if the gravy and stuffing were incredible.
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They include 65,313 pounds of Tyson's fully cooked Buffalo-style chicken strips and fully cooked crispy chicken strips, which are sold to retailers in 25-ounce bags.
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We unfortunately don't get to see the finished meal after it's cooked (please tell us it's cooked), so we can't rank it too high on our list.
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Pre-cooked things, like store-bought rotisserie chicken or canned tuna, is fine, as is bread or anything else that might have been cooked before arriving to you.
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Once one side of the egg is slightly cooked (the other side should be runny), put the flat bread with the side that's cooked longer onto the egg.
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Once seated in an open-air dining room, the group ordered mechoui—lamb that's cooked underground in clay pits—and tanjia (lamb that is sent away to be cooked).
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I recently cooked two types of seafood for the first time using this pan — shrimp, which was cooked perfectly in my humble opinion, and salmon, which I unfortunately burned.
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Mr. Vignola is serving inventive American fare like foie gras sliders, potato and mackerel terrine, slow-cooked halibut, rib-eye for two cooked two ways, and a duck burger.
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" - Mary, 29 "Cooked the smelliest, nastiest vegan shit.
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Products under the recall include: • Tyson fully cooked crispy chicken strips in 25-ounce and 363-ounce bags; • Tyson fully cooked Buffalo-style chicken strips in 25-ounce and 40-ounce bags; • Tyson fully cooked honey BBQ flavored chicken strips in 25-ounce bags; • Best Choice Buffalo-style chicken strips in 20-ounce bags; • Great Value fully cooked chicken strips in 25-ounce bags; • Food Lion crispy chicken strips in 25-ounce bags.
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I chopped the cooked broccoli finely, then melted anchovies in olive oil with garlic, added the broccoli, moistened it with some pasta cooking water and cooked it a little more.
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I don't remember trying it there, so I can't say whether it's so unevenly cooked that some pieces are brown and collapsed while others are white, crunchy and barely cooked.
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This recipe calls for cooked lobster meat, which you can buy at a fish market, but feel free to experiment with any cooked meats, vegetables, herbs and even fruit. 4.
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I had never cooked a turkey in my life and I was really, really young and I remember having a dream the night before that I had only cooked a carcass.
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"My dad visited and actually brought a suitcase of his home-cooked northern Indian food and he stayed with me and basically healed me with his home-cooked food," Garg said.
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The best basics, backed by insights from professional cooksTo make the smartest use of simplicity, Potluck consulted cooks to understand how they cooked at home and how they cooked in professional kitchens.
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We cooked, poured drinks and finally ate the hudutu, a many-faceted thing of deeply seared snapper, just-cooked shrimp, tender conch and a broth of coconut milk infused with their flavors.
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A meal cooked by Mr. Harris and his husband, the chef David Burtka, went for $60,000, while a trip to San Francisco for a meal cooked by Alice Waters went for $50,000.
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She won't open the restaurant until she's convinced that the flavor is right, even though it's a dish that she's cooked for decades and that her mother cooked for decades before her.
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Location: Lausanne, SwitzerlandChef: Franck GiovanniniRanking on 2018 list: 9Michelin stars: 3Dinner mains starting at: €100 ($110) for duckling cooked in rose and wild duckling or medallions of scampi cooked with candied pumpkin
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Place cooked patties into burger buns along with desired toppings.
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Bake until firm and cooked through, 45 to 50 minutes.
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Peel it, it should look like cooked lobster or shrimp.
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That Thanksgiving was the best one that I've cooked yet.
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Meats and poultry are typically contaminated, especially before they're cooked.
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"My buddy had eaten [the chicken Wesly cooked]," O'Neal said.
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Let Robert be king over charred bones and cooked meat.
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Later, Porowski detailed the first meal he cooked for Lehnhoff.
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Cook and scramble egg until mostly cooked, about 3 minutes.
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Microwave another 30 seconds if the egg isn't cooked. 3.
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The filing he cooked up is really something to behold.
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Let stand for a few minutes after it is cooked.
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Add cooked pasta to sauce, and toss well to coat.
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You may want to eat food already cooked on Earth.
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I should have just saved my money and cooked something.
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To be safe, cooked beef should be about 45 degrees.
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His mother, who is Persian, cooked the dishes, he said.
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Pizza and pasta are almost national dishes - and expertly cooked.
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My father cooked a lot when I was a kid.
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I have also cooked several Chickens, Turkeys in this oven.
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Using a slotted spoon, transfer cooked potatoes to ice water.
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Her mother cooked her nilagang baka, a steaming beef broth.
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Her husband ran FLDS construction crews; Leona cooked for them.
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Much of that meth gets cooked in Myanmar's ungoverned borderlands.
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It might not be seasoned, but at least it's cooked!
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" — Khloé "Are you eating raw meat or is it cooked?
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Adams did what she knew best -- she cooked for him.
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Serve hot on cooked spaghetti and pass the grated Parmesan.
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Even when cooked, the report said the rice remained hard.
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Shef wants to be the Airbnb of home cooked food.
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It was the Southern food that I cooked at home.
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But most have nothing to do with freshly cooked food.
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His last home-cooked meal, he says, was Thanksgiving … 2017.
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"I've never cooked at home, really, ever," he tells PEOPLE.
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He then fileted it, cooked it up, and ate it.
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Flip and cook for 1 minute, or until cooked through.
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Simmer the chicken until cooked through, 2 to 3 minutes.
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"A cooked egg is better than raw one," Nakamura says.
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As his wife cooked, Mr. Yusuf rushed food to customers.
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"I cooked in the street for 64 days," he said.
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The celeb chef cooked a pulled pork dinner for them.
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For a change, Mr. Rodriguez had dinner cooked for him.
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We again have rice, daal, and rotis with cooked vegetables.
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He had awoken early and cooked her a hearty breakfast.
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It is like shepherd's pie cooked by very happy shepherds.
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She cooked the food that Hiromi took to the sea.
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The steak was cooked unevenly and riddled with tough sinew.
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"And if he does, Hillary's goose is cooked," Root said.
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If corn like that isn't available, use cooked kernels instead.
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Everything I eat in August is cooked on a stick!
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The woman started singing again to herself when she cooked.
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Ziad Tarabien said he cooked up food until 5 a.m.
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"We are cooked," said Mohammed Zidan, one of the passengers.
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In particular, she hated the smell of old cooked onions.
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"It was creamy and cooked to perfection," one commenter wrote.
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Delaney has cooked up his own plan for universal coverage.
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They also prepare food to be cooked over open fires.
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And she cooked up a diabolical means of getting it.
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Grill the lamb, flipping once, until cooked to desired temperature.
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It was that you weren't cooking how you normally cooked.
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Transfer the cooked chicken to the rack to drain. 9.
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By statistic or eye test, he looks pretty well cooked.
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Grill the steak, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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If cooked at home, they can easily be prepared vegan.
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She had just cooked a salmon dish for Sabbath dinner.
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Whoever cooked the best meal got some kind of reward.
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The two then cooked up the idea of the store.
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The room floods with the incredible smell of cooked ginger.
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They don't, or they cooked slowly, let's ... They cook slowly.
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I cooked breakfast while the boys destroyed nearly every room.
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She cooked meals for her nieces and her younger sister.
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Regardless, once the rice is cooked, the dish isn't finished.
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They cooked for 50 to 60 people at a time.
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My mother's hamburgers were stellar, cooked indoors on special weeknights.
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"I haven't cooked a meal since October 13," he said.
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It gets freshly cooked meals to 18 locations around Chico.
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I find it makes a good roast beef, cooked whole.
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Now I don't want striped bass cooked any other way.
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Plan ahead, because you'll need to start with cooked rice.
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In our new life, she cooked and I cleaned up.
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I cooked everything in the oven for another 30 minutes.
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Or use 2 cups cooked rice (brown or white) instead.
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He cooked and cleaned and wrote his books for me.
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"I want rare data, I want slightly cooked," he added.
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Seager never shopped for groceries or cooked or pumped gas.
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Customarily, octopus cooked this way is served on wooden plates.
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But it'd be pretty great, too, cooked under the broiler.
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Cooked separately, each part has a different pleasure to offer.
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Bake until the chicken is cooked through, about 10 minutes.
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Simmer until the chicken is cooked through, about 45 minutes.
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The rice for sabzi polo is cooked in two stages.
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Cooked bones may be dangerous for dogs to chew on.
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I cooked meals for them because their money was short.
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I visited my son, who had cooked a nice meal.
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After it's cooked, Stone pours an orange syrup over it.
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Add cooked mushrooms to bean mixture; stir to combine. 3.
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I cooked fresh shelling beans and fat, flat Romano beans.
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If you haven't cooked them before, give it a go.
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I stuffed them and cooked them and they were delicious.
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They celebrated and cooked together for Russian Christmas and Easter.
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They cooked enough for 50, but 80 people turned up.
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O has cooked up since its May stock market floatation.
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Woodham assures us that absolutely everything is cooked from scratch.
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The voluntary recall of jalapeno flavored Lay's Kettle Cooked Potato Chips and jalapeño flavored Miss Vickie's Kettle Cooked potato chips is due to the potential presence of the bacteria in the seasoning, the company said.
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Decade by decade, Edge shows that we aren't just what we eat; we are where that food was grown, how it was cooked, who cooked it, and who all gets to eat it with us.
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Since spinach loses so much volume when it's cooked, a cup of cooked spinach contains a lot more of the leafy vegetable, which may more than make up for the loss of water-soluble vitamins.
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There was a big open fireplace where my mother cooked everything.
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And every dish I cooked lasted a lot longer than takeout.
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You'll mix this with the cooked crawfish before you serve them.
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Set cooked eggplant to drain on paper towel-lined baking sheet.
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When the chicken is cooked, place it in a large bowl.
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Bake for 25 minutes, or until chicken is cooked through. 5.
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But according to YouTube, that's yet another fiction Jones cooked up.
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I also chose how I like my steaks cooked: medium rare.
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"He's cooked for me twice," the singer says with a laugh.
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It's convenience food that can be eaten and cooked year-round.
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I cooked eggs in Ina Garten's kitchen in East Hampton. Nice.
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Close and cook for 2 minutes, or until cooked through. 5.
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Cook patties for about 5 minutes per side, until cooked through.
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The chicken juice will run clear when it is fully cooked.
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Plus, now we know Newell likes his steaks cooked medium rare.
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"They're homebodies, and they love a home-cooked meal," Joanna adds.
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But what if you cooked a turkey from the inside out?
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If it sticks, your spaghetti is cooked and ready to eat.
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The community cooked my family meals, which was a huge help.
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Top with cooked onion, and finish with the top bun half.
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Lamb haneeth is slow-cooked and takes five hours to make.
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Once feathered, it is cooked for 230 minutes in the oven.
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I cooked dinner for everyone — they would each pay 25 cents.
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Flip and cook another 1 to 2 minutes, until cooked through.
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But don't miss the luscious whole duck, cooked al pastor style.
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We went to the kitchen, and she cooked steak for me.
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Cook chicken for about 4 minutes per side, until cooked through.
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Drizzle the mixture over the cooked orzo and toss to coat.
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Cook for about 103 minutes per side, until cooked through. 2.
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Well-cooked meals may be more enjoyable consumed as a pair.
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She thanked the firefighters by making them a home-cooked meal.
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People can almost always eat these items cooked without experiencing symptoms.
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Conversely, a strip steak was well cooked but lacking in flavor.
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And you can enjoy them raw, you can enjoy them cooked.
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They say the trial's been cooked by McConnell from the outset.
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Remove cooked pasta from pot and drop it into the pan.
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Voters choose between the status quo or a fully cooked proposal.
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My eggs have all come out cooked just to my liking.
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Many bones were made smooth from being cooked over a flame.
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Top meatloaf with cooked veggies, and gently press to adhere. 5.
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Total time: 10 minutes 4 hard-cooked eggs, peeled and chopped
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This wasn't a gimmick cooked up to try and sell books.
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You can get it salt-brined or cooked with soy sauce.
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I cooked healthy meals inspired by Nigella Lawson and Sophie Grigson.
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Cook and crumble until beef is mostly cooked, about 5 minutes.
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Surprise your partner by making a home-cooked meal of spaghetti.
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But depending on how it's cooked, it might be more visible.
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That doesn't mean adtech startups are cooked, notes the study's authors.
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Once the baklava is cooked, it is cooled over cold water.
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And certainly someone handles the raw meat before it is cooked.
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Strain the seeds and add colored oil to the cooked ingredients.
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Before that, I just cooked at home for friends and family.
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In three weeks we will see that those polls were cooked.
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But Disney being Disney, they've cooked up the next best thing.
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Y'all know I try and do a cooked breakfast each weekend.
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We cooked in bulk every Sunday and brought lunch to work.
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Inspectors ordered that the fish be cooked immediately or tossed out.
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Stuff that tortilla with some strips of long-cooked beef tongue.
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We cooked everything over a fire and it came out beautifully.
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BC everyone is dying to eat cooked fish on a plane.
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I'm just happy to have them eating fresh, home-cooked meals.
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So is the delicious food cooked up by Chef Natalie Young.
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Or that pork needs to be cooked to 145 degrees Fahrenheit?
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When peas are almost cooked, heat the oven to 400°F.
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"'I've cooked a lot of meals in my life," she said.
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The breakthrough happened when the sausages were cooked in a microwave.
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Stir in cooked pasta and reserved pasta water; toss to coat.
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Tea is cooked in a boiler and filtered with a cloth.
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Trade deals are cooked up behind closed doors by obscure bureaucrats.
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Mr. Bauer lets the flour dictate how his pizzas are cooked.
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His kids, Matilda and Jack, cooked ravioli for the first course.
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Normally, flour is cooked before it is consumed, destroying any pathogens.
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We talked about our fathers, neither of whom cooked or fed.
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My grandmother and mother cooked: soup and stews and Scottish baking.
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He cooked, brought me food up, walked out the front door.
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I wish more people who cooked got to tell their stories.
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He had never cooked anything more elaborate than a fried egg.
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Transfer to the oven for 15 minutes, until just cooked through.
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The next morning, the kebab is cooked on a vertical rotisserie.
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Narrator: So, why does meat taste so good cooked this way?
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Most of the Isua rocks have been cooked in this way.
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He asked each of us how we'd like our steak cooked.
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He cooked with them and ate with them in the firehouse.
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Singaporeans eat cockles either raw or cooked in various noodle dishes.
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A pregnant woman said her housemates cooked crack in the kitchen.
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But please, do not discard the shells after you've cooked them.
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Where strawberries are raw and juicy, rhubarb is cooked and saucy.
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Still, the leftovers when Ms. Pratiwi's mother cooked would be substantial.
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Hot dogs, hamburgers and lamb stew were cooked on a grill.
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So how do you get rid of cooked-on spills safely?
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Wings aren't traditionally cooked in skillets, and these ones certainly weren't.
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If you raise it slowly, and pleasantly, the frog gets cooked.
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Another way in which viscacha can be cooked is al disco.
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Mark Zuckerberg once invited Jack Dorsey for a home-cooked meal.
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Before the Civil War, enslaved men often cooked these civic meals.
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I've cooked 5,000 pieces of redfish the same way for months.
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Cook until marlin is cooked through, about 8 to 10 minutes.
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The hams are then cooked for nine hours in low heat.
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He also had several packages of cooked pork in his bag.
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She'd never cooked a poached egg before so I showed her.
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Because it was cooked low and slow, it was really tasty.
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"It has been cooked here for hundreds of years," he says.
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A good birria is cooked in a hole in the ground.
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Beginning in 1885, it was cooked up by a Lowell, Mass.
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She cooked for James Baldwin, David Bowie, Nina Simone, Miles Davis.
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These grilled-chicken strips are fully cooked and ready to eat.
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You should make sure ground beef is cooked to 160°F.
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He contacted the police, who cooked up a decoy payoff scheme.
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That's not to say poorly cooked or underseasoned chicken doesn't exist.
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Police blocked off the crime scene while tortillas still cooked nearby.
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"These amendments were cooked up inside the regime," Ms. Hawthorne said.
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Even when cooked and sweetened, it maintains a slightly sour flavor.
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Mr. Durney cooked his first brisket on a Weber Smokey Mountain.
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She cooked whatever was quick and easy and shut us up.
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"He came to my house, Nadeeka cooked for him," said Supan.
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My father was appalled when my mother cooked rice with butter.
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Remove the bay leaf before serving over your favorite cooked pasta.
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Finally, anyone cooked in one of these Stadler Made pizza ovens?
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The recall affects the Weaver fully cooked items produced in January.
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A trailer shows off everything from fish (cooked) to giraffes (alive).
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We have only cooked Tater Tots in our oven so far.
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It will all be cooked simply, with olive oil and lemon.
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Ginger-Fried Rice Weeknight brilliance, provided you have leftover cooked rice.
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After a food is cooked, put it on a clean platter.
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"He said I cooked like his grandmother and mother," she said.
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Under the deal, the U.S. will allow cooked Chinese poultry imports.
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Kwan had already cooked at Ripert's restaurant once, back in 2015.
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She cooked in the family's Volkswagen camper van in her driveway.
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Later, he defended organized crime bosses and cooked his own books.
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Then she cooked the vegetables and strained them into a broth.
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It is then finished off with cooked chicken or other meats.
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He has cooked for three US presidents and the Tennessee Titans.
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This transformation gives cooked meat its nuanced complexity: its yummy umami.
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It's been a while since I've cooked Christina Tosi's crockpot cake.
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The steak was cooked to our liking, though, with generous portions.
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Cook until the shrimp are cooked through, about 5 minutes more.
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He is delighted to be eating home-cooked food every night.
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The chiles were perfectly cooked, she said, firm yet still tender.
|
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He couldn't stomach allspice, but he cooked with a heavy hand.
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I cooked before I had young kids and I'll cook after.
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But the blood had been cooked too long, past all flavor.
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Tuesday: Lunch was a salmon burger and more home-cooked vegetables.
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Cover and cook until the chicken is cooked through, 5 minutes.
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By August, she would agree only to bits of cooked apple.
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She washed diapers, cleaned the house and cooked one-pot stews.
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Basically, the goose that lays the golden eggs would get cooked.
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They cooked the meals, and spent most of their days inside.
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The bites were perfectly cooked — they didn't taste doughy or underdone.
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That doesn't sound like what the Trump administration has cooked up.
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Cooked ingredients are much easier to use up than fresh ones.
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She cooked her mother's meals, did her laundry and ran errands.
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The pizza cooked within two to seven minutes on both settings.
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He cooked his food, washed his clothes and helped him bathe.
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But, like alkaloids, lectins break down when they're processed or cooked.
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When beef is cooked strain into a colander, reserving the liquid.
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Lebwohl says these foods might be more vulnerable to cross-contamination because pasta can be cooked in water that regular noodles were made in and pizza can be cooked in shared ovens dusted with gluten flour.
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This taco is almost like a confit, cooked in its own juice and wrapped in a mixture of different types of fats: suadero (brisket), tripe, chorizo (sausage), and pig's head, all cooked in the same pot.
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It is a home-cooked run at a restaurant's interpretation of home-cooked family food, and that makes for great eating, the sort you might want to do over an ironed tablecloth, with your heaviest silverware.
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Cooked-up narratives about foreign infiltration are normally the province of the right, but the center-left has cooked up one of its own—or at least, overhyped what little remains known—for reasons of political opportunism.
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She also posed for several more pictures with the cooked tentacled beast.
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Vegetables and fruit don't form dangerous chemicals when cooked at high temperatures.
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That year, aged 57, she cooked for herself for the first time.
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It is not Graham's job to repeat the President's cooked-up claims.
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Simmer, stirring occasionally, until the pasta is cooked, about 10 minutes. 3.
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Turn and grill for another 6 to 8 minutes until cooked through.
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Cook and crumble for about 8 minutes, until beef is fully cooked.
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Cook, covered, on low 4 hours or until thoroughly cooked and set.
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Carefully transfer the tray to a 350° oven until just cooked through.
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Sitting down for home-cooked food at the table was non-negotiable.
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Bake for 5 minutes, until the potatoes are soft and fully cooked.
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"They cooked and seemed to have a great time," says the source.
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Note to self: Cooked cauliflower is not as good on day two.
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Supermarket chain Carrefour sells pre-cooked snails in a sauce and frozen.
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I cooked for our guests and kept the place tidy for them.
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He was a family man and liked to eat home-cooked meals.
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HG FYI: A 4-pound squash yields about 5 cups cooked squash.
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People speculate that 7:45 is likely when the chicken was cooked.
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If he doesn't shock in New Hampshire or South Carolina, he's cooked.
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Cook for 4 more minutes, or until cooked to your preference. 7.
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That's impressive: RBG just said she hasn't cooked a meal since 1980.
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Bake just until the fish is cooked through, 15 to 20 minutes.
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Into my twenties I cooked big meals, held dinner parties, wine tastings.
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Thai cuisine is known to be cooked with huge amounts of oil.
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And what about his habit of liking steaks cooked really well done?
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Harry actually proposed to her after a chicken dinner that she cooked.
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Then please let us know how everything turns out once you've cooked.
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And please let us know how everything turns out once you've cooked.
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He cooked you dinner, he talked about taking you on a trip!
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When the beans are cooked, remove from hot water with a strainer.
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We spent four days hiking, relaxing, and eating delicious home-cooked meals.
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The actor cooked an elaborate meal to celebrate her and her friends.
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Today's pre-cooked format was inappropriate & ensured #Zuckerberg could avoid our questions.
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Finally, when the meat is cooked through, it sears the meat completely.
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LONDON — Having dinner cooked for you is one of life's little luxuries.
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Akkor said experimental foods were cooked using findings found on ancient tablets.
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They are then mixed and cooked before a human server adds toppings.
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Cook chicken for about 4 minutes per side, until cooked through. 3.
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The food portions cooked here are given to people at Centrestage locations.
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Cook chicken for about 4 minutes per side, until cooked through. 2.
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The cheese bagel was cooked to perfection and well prepared, fresh & delicious!
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She cooked homemade meals for me, and I'd occasionally dog-sit Junior.
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Remove the chicken once fully cooked and let rest for 10 minutes.
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Apparently, he's afraid of stunts exactly like the one Lillian cooked up.
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"I can have cooked eggs in under a minute," one customer said.
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She's cooked for presidents, judged Top Chef—this woman's done it all.
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From Two Incredible Dishes That Can Literally Be Cooked in a Campfire
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Cooked him in my belly and then he came out of me!
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I've cooked a lotof really delicious food since I purchased this cookbook.
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Gluten refers to a set of proteins that are stretchy until cooked.
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It's a potluck, so we bring some shrimp that we cooked earlier.
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And let us know how they turn out after you've cooked them.
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Then let us know how they turn out after you've cooked them.
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Truman was specific that his steak was to be cooked well-done.
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They grocery shopped, they cooked for me, they gave me my medicine.
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Cook on medium heat until meat is cooked all the way through.
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The sap is irritating to the skin, but it's neutralized once cooked.
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The large leaves take on the texture of collard greens when cooked.
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People simply show up with home-cooked food and dish it out.
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Plunge cooked kale into ice-water bath to stop the cooking process.
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This year, ring in the holiday with an easy home-cooked fiesta.
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Add the cooked linguine and the parmesan cheese and toss to combine.
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And surprisingly it added a very velvety consistency to the cooked oatmeal.
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We cooked it, and then we ate a little bit of it.
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Just wait 'til you see what they have cooked up for Thursday.
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They can gorge themselves on free food cooked by Cordon Bleu chefs.
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It is a fantastic idea in a long slow cooked tomato sauce.
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It was going to be a process like long-cooked collard greens.
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France cooked; Spain hunkered down under wildfires that burned thousands of acres.
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The pork gets cooked down with aromatics like onion, garlic, and spices.
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By his own estimates, he's already personally cooked over one million birds.
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Could she just not sleep so she cooked another much easier dish?
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Cooked food is a major cause of mucus and stuff like that.
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Stir in cooked onion and garlic mixture and mix until evenly incorporated.
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When cooked, green jackfruit has the texture of shredded pork—straight up.
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French fries are cooked three times, making them uniformly crisp yet chewy.
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Chop or thinly slice hard-cooked eggs, and scatter over the top.
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Add the chicken and cook, flipping once, until cooked through, 10 minutes.
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Is it that I am eating only home-cooked meals right now?
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It's the kind of thing that's surely only cooked up in Hollywood.
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Add the egg mixture to the pan with the cooked guanciale. 4.
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Each month we got together and cooked and ate a different cuisine.
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Slow cookers are a convenient way to make delicious home-cooked meals.
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You'll want them cooked to medium before tucking them into little buns.
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Traditional Quarter Pounders were often cooked up in batches ahead of time.
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She cooked for me and played Joni Mitchell songs on her guitar.
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We cannot wait to see what they have cooked up this time.
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He also cooked pregame meals for his boys' high school football teams.
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Add the steak and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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I love most crabs and I love oysters, both raw and cooked.
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But I mean, he cooked four course meals for breakfast, lunch, dinner.
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Cook chicken for about 4 minutes per side, until cooked through. 4.
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The turkey is perfectly cooked and wrapped in a thick, toasty, handmade .
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Pre-cooked bacon has been on the market for quite some time.
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My mom cooked for us a ton when I was growing up.
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I cooked eggplant Parmesan for my boyfriend, who went back for seconds.
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Bake until firm, lightly browned, and cooked through, about 8 more minutes.
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They cooked us a meal while we sat down and began filming.
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They are cooked sous-vide, and served with a Scotch bonnet aioli.
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It features slow-cooked honey caramel sauce mixed with espresso and milk.
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The skin should be crispy and the flesh supple and cooked through.
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Like many frozen appetizers, these can be cooked a few different ways.
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They feature slow-cooked honey caramel sauce mixed with espresso and milk.
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Once the greens are tender, stir in the cooked peas and vinegar.
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Roughly chop the cooked spinach and add the butter and nutmeg. 2.
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A cooked chicken that begins to animate and omit a black ooze.
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"Basically, it's cooked by the volcanic heat in this area," he explains.
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Most waitresses in the place I cooked worked through the kitchen staff.
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"It's cooked, so I squeeze the hell out of it," Joey described.
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Deep-fry the breasts until cooked through and GBD, about 8 minutes.
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I fed the dog and cooked up some new recipes for myself.
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Wegmans rotisserie chicken comes fully cooked and is prepared fresh in-store.
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We skipped the pre-cooked jasmine rice and added an avocado instead.
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They tasted like they had been soaked or cooked in brown sugar.
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First, I wanted to test how the grounds cooked on their own.
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"At home, we had a woman who cooked for us," she recalled.
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It will have a raw bar and expand its cooked seafood options.
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Try the slow-cooked lamb shoulder, accompanied by al dente green beans.
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Pudge would spread out on the kitchen floor anytime I cooked dinner.
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They're super-thin, loaded with sauce and oil, and cooked very swiftly.
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A woman cooked a pot of stew on a wood-burning stove.
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Smoked and pressure-cooked narrative recipes won't be on the final exam.
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My go-to recipe features long-cooked zucchini, ricotta, Parmesan and basil.
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The chef stumped him by asking if lobsters felt pain when cooked.
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But once again, come Christmastime, Hazel put up a tree and cooked.
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Carlos had cooked food for firefighters during a big blaze in town.
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In other words, feelings are never completely raw, but always already cooked.
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Over the years, he has owned and cooked at several Turkish restaurants.
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When my mom cooked sambal from scratch, she moved with controlled haste.
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Together they've cooked up the equivalent of advertising posters for futuristic films.
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Stocks, soup and cooked beans freeze well for six to nine months.
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On Thursday: khichdi, lentil rice, cooked in the style of Tejal Rao.
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I think he is still a phoenix and not a cooked goose.
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Home-cooked meals, prepared by Mr. Winner's daughter, were in the refrigerator.
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He is organized in his thoughts, and the food is cooked well.
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Adwa Alsubaie had never cooked outside a home kitchen until last May.
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He has cooked and tweaked recipes, invented some dishes and scrapped others.
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The next day, the soup kitchen received 30 gallons of cooked potatoes.
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Raw or cooked, they add their characteristic sweetness anywhere you use them.
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Occasionally turn the meat and vegetables until cooked or warmed through, respectively.
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"She cooked me Sunday meals, would bring me birthday cakes," she said.
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I've cooked plenty of Thanksgiving and Christmas eats on our Broil King.
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Cooked beets for a salad can usually handle extra salt and vinegar.
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Both worked well, though the pressure-cooked chickpeas were slightly more tender.
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Rolled oats have been partially cooked, making them increase blood sugar faster.
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If you were after something cooked or carby, they had you covered ...
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Burgers are cooked to the customer's preferred doneness, and garnishes are available.
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Alberta cooked black-eyed peas and fried chicken for an entire community.
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Alberta cooked black-eyed peas and fried chicken for an entire community.
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Cooked soba noodles do not hold up in the refrigerator very well.
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The rice was cooked to perfection, neither too soggy nor too hard.
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"What we cooked was very much on the stodgy side," she said.
|
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When they arrived to Johnsonville, the ladies cooked breakfast for 150 firefighters.
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We had these fabulous chefs that cooked the most natural, wonderful food.
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They were cooked up with a bit of salt and chili—delicious.
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"My No. 1 pet peeve is home-cooked pet diets," Eliopulos said.
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Cooked country hams will last a bit longer, up to a week.
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But a watered-down or half-cooked deal won't get it done.
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There is even evidence that some of his food was recently cooked.
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Request one, and it would be killed and cooked on the spot.
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She cooked the finger food for receptions, instead of using a caterer.
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In his bedroom, they found the half-cooked explosive in his refrigerator.
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Another, Dolmeh Barg, includes cooked meat and rice stuffed inside grape leaves.
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In this case, he cooked up some "Radioactive Ribs" for the aliens.
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Among the desserts are sweet potatoes cooked in ashes with ice cream.
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That I'd sat down with Bill Shine and cooked this, or Trump.
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Just add lemon juice or vinegar to the water it's cooked in.
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As an egg is cooked, the proteins inside the yolk clump together.
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He adds the chicken, which is cooked separately, at the last minute.
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Everything is cooked in ovens so big you could walk into them.
|
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The girls brought in bags of groceries and Staubitz cooked gigantic meals.
|
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"Eat food cooked by humans" — that's another way to think about it.
|
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I don't eat fish, but cooked it for Sarah all the time.
|
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A majority of Europe's meth is today cooked in the Czech Republic.
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Top each bowl with the cooked shrimp, lobster, and crab legs. 4.
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Cook for 5 to 6 more minutes on each side, until cooked through.
|
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Over time, he introduced tostadas, cooked light-golden color on a shimmering comal.
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Grill, uncovered, until cheese melts and beef is cooked through, about 2 minutes.
|
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Bake for 15 to 20 minutes until the edges are cooked and golden.
|
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Cook and stir for another 3 minutes, or until beef is cooked through.
|
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If the food isn't cooked to her liking she always lets us know.
|
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Back then, Gregson cooked for Trump and kept him on a strict diet.
|
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If we cooked it the same way, the scratchings came out too hard.
|
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Knowing Tom, he'll want one perfectly cooked chicken dish over several mediocre plates.
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Cook for 1 – 2 minutes per side, until golden brown and cooked through.
|
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We cooked dinner, chatted about life, cuddled the cat, and watched The Bachelorette.
|
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We cooked up a small tribute to a comedic genius and Canadian hero.
|
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Or maybe you accidentally cooked it completely through to a solid well done?
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"In the restaurant industry, food is cooked and served without delay," Dible says.
|
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Parker and Cohen cooked steaks and veggies on the grill in the garden.
|
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As for chicken, it should be cooked through to a temperature of 165ºF.
|
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Around the end of September, fresh must is cooked for around 24 hours.
|
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Basically anything starchy that gets cooked, roasted, or fried is gonna have it.
|
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I cooked for myself and I tried to find others to cook for.
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I think it's being open to whatever is being cooked up back there.
|
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Frying bacon created cooked and uncooked hills and valleys and curled up ends.
|
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Phillip had demands constantly, and he wanted his rice cooked a certain way.
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We cooked cassoulet last night for dinner and today dawned beautiful and sleepy.
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Serve over a bag of frozen French fries, cooked until they're very crisp.
|
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His mother sells cooked food in the street; his father is a mechanic.
|
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For dinner, we make slow-cooked beef, red wine ragu, and fresh fettuccini.
|
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And mayo'ed beef, chicken or fish can be cooked with no extra oil.
|
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It included five or six large shrimp and chunks of perfectly cooked vegetables.
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Yes, but I'd concentrate on appetizers and skip some of the cooked entrees.
|
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Helpless, my bubbe cooked all day and all night, praying for his recovery.
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The rule was valid for those who cooked without having a bath beforehand.
|
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This goose was shot in the morning and then plucked, cleaned, and cooked.
|
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My mom cooked things like Swiss steak, meatloaf, chicken, and things like that.
|
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A lot of them are cooked with way more oil than you'd expect!
|
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I've also bought a new outdoor composting bin for the leftover cooked bits.
|
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Two years of being married to George Clooney and a home-cooked meal?
|
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Do you have any special zombies you've cooked up in this second half?
|
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The beans should be just tender, but not fully cooked or falling apart.
|
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I lived and cooked in a French restaurant in China for eight years.
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Once cooked, you can pop it open for a deeply hydrating food experience.
|
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In addition, all batters and doughs should be baked or cooked before eating.
|
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The batch of stuffing that cooked in the bird, however, fared much better.
|
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A slow cooker takes longer, but gives you superbly and evenly cooked beans.
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Then, when you've cooked them, please let us know how they turned out.
|
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Cover and grill chicken until browned and just cooked through, about 30 minutes.
|
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In Denmark the sill are pickled, or cooked and eaten in long strips.
|
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The perfectly-medium-cooked, mouthwateringly juicy breasts get sliced into half-inch slices.
|
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My grandmother—even though she had a French touch—always cooked Italian plates.
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Spread cooked onions over patties; top 4 patties with 2 pickle chips each.
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It can be eaten raw and it should taste as good as cooked.
|
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Grill chicken until lightly charred and cooked through, about 6 minutes per side.
|
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Finn also said security guards had sometimes eaten food that the masseuse cooked.
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Money is a little tight, so I appreciate that he cooked for me.
|
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After seeing ten cooked guinea pigs, a silver bullet isn't going to rate.
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"Sometimes, if you don't stir, you feel like you haven't cooked," says Beriss.
|
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"He's actually cooked a bunch of recipes out of the book," she says.
|
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John Legend is definitely digging into Chrissy Teigen's home-cooked short ribs tonight.
|
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That's when I had my first taste of a real, home cooked meal.
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It's brined, slow cooked overnight in the oven, and then we grill it.
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It made respectable—if slightly unevenly cooked—beans and a uniformly golden strata.
|
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Cook the steak, flipping once, until cooked to medium-rare, about 6 minutes.
|
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This is because in the future, pizzas will not be cooked on-site.
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The menu will feature ribs, BBQ lobster, slow cooked pork, sausage and more!
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The structure as it touches my tongue reminds me of a cooked mushroom.
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Whatever we cooked would act as leftovers at our office throughout the week.
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It cooked up fine, and held together in a dense, healthy-tasting loaf.
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Add the pasta and cook, stirring occasionally, until cooked through, about 5 minutes.
|
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Civilian contractors guarded the bases, cooked meals and transported ammunition, food and fuel.
|
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Perfectly cooked shellfish comes down to two components: steam, and a delicious broth.
|
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Let's start with the obvious: Living at home means eating home-cooked meals.
|
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I cooked chicken tikka masala for my battle buddies, and they devoured it.
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"Other people can eat cooked rice, but I only get porridge," she said.
|
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Today my diet is 60 to 70 percent raw and the rest cooked.
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When the leeks and chard stems are cooked, add them to the greens.
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She's since added some cooked foods to her menu, albeit no animal products.
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What is the best thing you've ever cooked that you're most proud of?
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The frozen dish comes fully cooked and contains uncured ham, eggs, and cheese.
|
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The pancakes pulled apart effortlessly, and were cooked perfectly all the way through.
|
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For a man who openly hated his job, Mike cooked a hearty meal.
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The chard was cooked with a little garlic and lemon and bread crumbs.
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That's all before we start talking about how a particular dish was cooked.
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Once cooked, remove and place into the pan with butter and lemon juice.
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Grill the chicken for 10 minutes on each side or until cooked through.
|
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Eggs have to be cooked, and milk spoils quickly if not stored properly.
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Ladle the result over noodles cooked soft and pliant, then serve right away.
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Once cooked, using a slotted spoon, remove the meatballs and set them aside.
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Noisey: It doesn't seem like your sound was fully cooked on your debut.
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Steam 14 to 15 minutes, or until the filling and pastry is cooked.
|
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BiBiGo Fully Cooked Chicken and Cilantro Mini-Wontons can be steamed or fried
|
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Cook, stirring as needed, until crispy, browned, and cooked through, about 12 minutes.
|
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Once cooked, remove the chicken from the barbecue and brush one last time.
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Spread the cooked spinach mix onto a flat surface covered in baking paper.
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Grill the shrimp, flipping once, until pink and cooked through, about 4 minutes.
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Cook until steamed and cooked through and the water has evaporated, 5 minutes.
|
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Other times it happened that there would be no birds cooked that day.
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"I've lived and cooked in ten cities," he says, by way of explanation.
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Slice the cooked tripe into strips about ½ inch wide and 2 inches long.
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Mix the cooked rice well with the coconut milk and serve warm. 4.
|
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Fortunately, the staff recommended affordable dishes like a truffled spaghetti, cooked al dente.
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And they both tasted like they'd been cooked yesterday, at the very latest.
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At center: cumin lamb lahmacun (top), thrice-cooked bacon with rice cakes (bottom).
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And again, it cooked exactly at the speed at which ground beef cooks.
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He expected his uniform ironed and his eggs cooked over easy every morning.
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Her mother regularly cooked chicken curry, aloo gobi and roti for the family.
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But that's as far as it went; he never cooked at Brasserie Seoul.
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After his death, Ms. Rabadi's mother cooked at religious functions for extra cash.
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These cookies came out so wet, I thought I had under-cooked them.
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For years he worked in microfinance while his father cooked at a hotel.
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In some versions, the cooked rice and stewed beans are combined before serving.
|
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Najjar often cooked at our Lady of Salvation Church, Baghdad's main Catholic cathedral.
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She cooked for the newlyweds and their two guests in the home's kitchen.
|
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Our hominin ancestors may have cooked food, for example, which made it softer.
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Soon after our first date, he cooked me dinner, and we played Scrabble.
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They are at their best when they are cooked very quickly and gently.
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Flip dough and quickly apply sauce, cheese, and toppings atop the cooked half.
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She picked heirloom peaches and cooked them with the pits for more flavor.
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We both cooked and cleaned and knew how to operate the washing machine.
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We have cooked more than 100 Blue Apron meals without killing each other.
|
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Dear Miss Manners: Could you please tell me how to eat cooked peas?
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They cooked outside, and shared an outdoor water faucet and toilets with neighbors.
|
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But when cooked on the stovetop in a skillet, it's just so messy.
|
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And some who couldn't visit left groceries or cooked meals on the doorstep.
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The twice-cooked heirloom kernels were plump, meaty and had a discernible pop.
|
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My special birthday dinner was sausages cooked on a gas fire by candlelight.
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When ready, remove the cooked basil leaves and add freshly ground pepper. 6.
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Soon I'd done it: no more Scott hovering around me while I cooked.
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I cooked later that day and served what I'd made to my family.
|
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Jaeckle transferred to a school with a kitchen program and cooked every day.
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I layer the watercress and beets, adding sliced radishes and hard-cooked eggs.
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You can rate the recipes you've cooked and send them to other people.
|
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" Americans, Schiff said, "believe that the result [of the trial] is pre-cooked.
|
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For an entrée, the juicy, slow-cooked pork shoulder is a safe bet.
|
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Kyle cooked her signature mac n' cheese, green bean casserole and candied yams.
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She cooked at Bouley in the 1980s and at Chanterelle in the '90s.
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We couldn't hear them watching television or smell what they cooked for supper.
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The item is "cooked chicken", or chicken sold in cans and frozen dinners.
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Check back in on Friday to see what Vivo's cooked up this time.
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"She cooked me Sunday meals, would bring me birthday cakes," said Ms. Casteel.
|
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I cooked once a week, and the art world came there, including Laurie.
|
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"It&aposs cooked up to 350 degrees," Sherry said of the caramel popcorn.
|
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The farro, toasted in the pot before it's cooked, reinforces that vague meatiness.
|
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Fresh herbs, both raw and cooked, lie at the foundation of Iranian cuisine.
|
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On April 10, the crew cooked its first batch in its new home.
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We add frozen vegetables or pre-cooked chicken cubes and call it nutrition.
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I ran and typed and cooked and curled myself against him in sleep.
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It's made simply from cooked potato, onions, chives, salt, pepper, mustard, and vinegar.
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Monday: Lunch was a home-cooked meal covered in my go-to seasoning.
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Flip the shrimp and cook for an additional 1 minute, until cooked through.
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While there, he designed and cooked meals for an inmate population of 2,800.
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But few animal bones were recovered here; it wasn't a place they cooked.
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It's a slow-cooked, low-oven kind of affair, most of it unattended.
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In May, I cooked dinner at Cure in Pittsburgh with chef Justin Severino.
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My mother cooked and kept house, but she was also true to herself.
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Creamy, perfectly slow-cooked eggs, however, get you that coveted favorite child slot.
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Not a month ago you cooked a whole turkey in the same pan!
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The same mantia cooked with yogurt in a clay dish will seem perfect.
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Cooked meats were preserved in vats using the lactic acid in sour whey.
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I have to say, I've cooked some delicious things in all of them.
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Do not miss it, and throw in cooked frozen peas if you like.
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You're with your best friends, getting cooked these amazing meals...You're just focused.
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But policy-wise, this is also, in many ways, the least cooked piece.
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They are sold for Ethiopian birr or traded for sorghum that can cooked.
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And never put cooked food on a plate that held raw food before.
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Cook the chicken until cooked through and slightly charred, about 15 minutes. 7.
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This didn't take forever, but it was just long enough for me to get antsy—after all, I was eager to see if I could get this meal cooked in about a half-hour even if the ingredients were cooked separately.
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Despite being Senior Lifestyle Reporter at Insider, I've never cooked a steak at home in any capacity (I prefer to only eat them occasionally when in a nice restaurant where I know the meat will be good quality and well-cooked).
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" Kenji Lopez, 36, managing culinary director at Serious Eats, San Francisco, USA "I used to think of British food the same way that many Americans think of it: over-cooked beef, heavy pies, and vegetables that are cooked to mush.
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Bamya, lamb cooked with okra and beriberi — the Ethiopian spice mix of onions, garlic, mustard seeds, ginger and more — is pure, deep comfort, and vegetable dishes like fava beans with egg, or pumpkin cooked in chile, are brightly flavored and distinct.
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She cooked rice and beans or pasta with bruised vegetables bought at a discount.
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I gorge on veggies, noodles, and short ribs cooked in a tom yum broth.
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I should have read the comments on the recipe and cooked the meatballs separately.
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I rummage through my fridge and realize I don't want anything that I cooked.
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These guys might know how to butcher but they've never cooked on live fuel.
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Add turkey, and cook, stirring, until crumbled and cooked through, 6 to 8 minutes.
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Season the steak with salt and cook, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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Katy Perry, Patron Saint of Cooked Met Gala Outfits, wore some very big wings.
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Add the polenta and cook, stirring as needed, until thick and cooked, 30 minutes.
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The researchers, which include a professional chef, actually went and cooked the resulting recipe.
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If raw fish isn't your thing, look for options like tofu or cooked crab.
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"I used to play in this garden while my grandfather cooked it," Kosta says.
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Grill the squash, turning it occasionally, for 4 to 5 minutes until cooked through.
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The menus are still tailored to President Trump's taste for very well-cooked meat.
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Bake in preheated oven until pale golden and cooked through, 30 to 35 minutes.
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Bring to a boil over medium; boil until fully cooked through, about 30 minutes.
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Cook for 40 minutes or until the largest meatball is totally cooked through. 5.
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Everybody loves a perfectly cooked chicken cutlet—that's something we can all agree on.
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Whatever way you go, you'll be saving time and eating better, home-cooked meals.
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Make sure you're using different cutting boards and utensils for raw and cooked meat.
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The CDC is not recommending that people stop eating chicken if it's properly cooked.
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I cooked my first Thanksgiving dinner in Iowa, made two pies for four people.
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The kebabs are cooked to order and cost between $12 and $18 per entree.
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Grill just until burgers are cooked through, 3 to 4 minutes per side. 4.
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In 2012 he dismissed climate change as a hoax cooked up by the Chinese.
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Once the pasta is cooked, Rea adds a mixture of cheeses to the pot.
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But the really fantastic idea that Stages has cooked up goes one step deeper.
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Costco has great travel deals, stylish clothes, affordable vaccinations, and delicious cooked food options.
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Delicious cooked food optionsI'm referring to Costco's signature chickens, pizza slices, and hot dogs.
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The hit among the entrees was the salmon Nero: lightly blackened and perfectly cooked.
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Because of the dirt storms, nearly everyone cooked on open fires inside the shelters.
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Menu items include foie gras, French-style pancakes and fish cooked in butter sauce.
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Cooked in water with garlic, thyme, and olive oil, you have a side dish.
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Raw tuna has become fashionable, but fish for us was always cooked or salted.
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Steam the dumplings, replenishing the water if necessary, until cooked through, about 12 minutes.
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I cooked Ghormeh Sabzi, a traditional Iranian stew, and we invited all our friends.
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Boil the noodles until cooked through, and then drain and transfer to a bowl.
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Maybe the steak was cooked badly, or maybe the customer just has bad taste.
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Each ButterBurger is cooked to order, which means mine arrived juicy, melty, and hot.
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You don't think that's something that we've cooked up in New York, in Washington?
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It quickly became clear to inquisitive fans that Bungie had cooked up an ARG.
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"I've always wanted people to love what they've cooked from my books," she says.
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Add the lobsters and cook until cooked through, about 4 minutes per pound. 2.
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I'm a big fan of cooked food, and yes, it's because I'm a parasitologist.
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Roast in the oven until cooked through and golden, 12 to 15 minutes. 2.
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At lunch, I would swap home-cooked meals for a dry sandwich from Tesco.
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Husband does something impressive folks ask me what I cooked 4 him that day.
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"I've always wanted people to love what they've cooked from my books," she explained.
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Woodward criticized Telegram for their lack of transparency regarding their home cooked encryption protocol.
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Finish cooking in the oven until fish is cooked through, about 5 minutes. 2.
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Humans can contract vibrio by consuming shellfish, such as oysters, that aren't fully cooked.
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For dinner, 100 calories of raw or cooked vegetables with another detox support pack.
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Bobby Flay cooked up quite the celebration after his impressive golf performance this weekend.
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I cooked myself some tea in her pot, and she didn't bat an eyelid.
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Hopefully no Rebels will fly before your burger is cooked to your exact specifications.
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"Food is how I interact with people," he told me when we cooked together.
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I'd be upset, but I still cooked a burger in less than a minute!
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She's skipping home-cooked meals to pull babies out of screaming women in labor.
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"One time, we cooked steak, twice-baked potatoes, salad and cheesecake," he said, excitedly.
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Sugar, corn syrup and other ingredients were cooked into a slurry in large kettles.
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It should be cooked in boiling water with carrots, turnips, rutabagas, celery and onions.
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Add the lamb and cook until lamb is just cooked through, about 2 minutes.
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It's fantastic drizzled over fresh leafy greens, broad beans, or cooked, chilled fingerling potatoes.
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It reminds me of my childhood — my family always cooked and ate dinner together.
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She cooked by "vibration", meaning the intuition that comes from practice, observation and curiosity.
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He mixed and cooked batches of hair bleach in the kitchenette of the motel.
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Many higher-caste Hindus considered food cooked or served by Dalits to be impure.
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To top it all off, officers even brought the family some freshly cooked pizzas.
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Cooked pine nuts, and even pine nuts used in pesto have also caused PNS.
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Cook until the shrimp are pink and cooked through, about 5 to 7 minutes.
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" Though her father didn't cook, Ali says he "loved a good home cooked meal.
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Eating well-cooked, local food in nice surroundings doesn't, intrinsically, make you a dickhead.
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Jose had followed Luigi, the shop's pizza man, to every place he cooked at.
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With spatula lift and fold partially cooked eggs, allowing uncooked portions to flow underneath.
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A lot of these vegetables need to be cooked soon after they are picked.
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Lots of people thought their TV gooses were cooked now that they're getting unhitched.
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Especially the bacon that I cooked with Wildfire (or, you know, on my stove).
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Or is it because of the crazy stories of screaming lobsters being cooked alive?
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The LA logo was all just something they cooked up specifically for Day One.
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We also cooked short-cut pasta for him, with a pesto or pomodoro sauce.
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There are coins of wonderfully fatty bone marrow and breadcrumbs cooked in its fat.
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Place your cooked squid on to the place and top with the chili salad.
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"She loves anything that's slow-cooked, so she's big into flavor," continues Duff, 31.
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There weren't a lot of home-cooked meals, there wasn't a lot of food.
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He's a big guy, 28 years old, who previously cooked in award-winning restaurants.
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Add the sausage and cook slowly, flipping once, until cooked through, about 10 minutes.
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"A lot of dishes here I've actually cooked for friends and family," Tanaka explains.
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A food truck offers a cooked meal to residents with no gas or power.
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Bake until puffed and the frittata is just cooked through, about 20 minutes. 6.
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First, I'd go after the white shell beans cooked to the brink of collapse.
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It retains a slight beany aroma in the bowl, but that disappears when cooked.
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So far it's cooked over 250,000 individual meals since it launched in April 2016.
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The thing is, you're not waiting for anything to be cooked at a buffet.
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Form into 8 mini hamburgers and grill, flipping once, until cooked to desired doneness.
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It eliminates the mess, the time — and every single piece comes out perfectly cooked.
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For example, when you photograph chicken, it isn't cooked; it's painted with shoe polish.
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Doctoring food other people have cooked, after all, is still a form of cooking.
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"I cooked a lot of beans, rice and pasta during that time," she said.
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"At that point, they're all cooked, even if they aren't open," Mr. Croxton said.
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When produce or other foods are cooked, E. coli can be killed by heat.
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You want to make sure that they are well cooked to avoid infection risk.
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It was cooked tenderly, even if it lacked salt and flavor of any kind.
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The company delivers home-cooked dog food and has raised $28 million to date.
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Any frozen pizza will be given an upgrade when cooked on this pizza stone.
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I cooked for the Obamas at the White House and that was pretty cool.
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They cooked meals, and, in slow moments, Chief Fahy would pick up his guitar.
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"My parents weren't foodies, but we had properly cooked food every day," she said.
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Moreover, unlike many of the places they had cooked, Hell's Backbone Grill had electricity.
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Fox News and its founding leader, Roger Ailes, had cooked up a different recipe.
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Here's what I did on my summer vacation while Kim Severson toiled: I cooked.
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Trader Joe's kettle-cooked chicken soup is perfect for a hearty and warm meal.
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A slab of venison accompanied by rye grain cooked with wild fennel was artful.
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"Closer to cooked than passage," was how one senior aide put it last night.
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But those numbers are home-cooked, selected by the company to provide achievable benchmarks.
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"A home-cooked meal from my parents would be great right now," he said.
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Slow-cooked dinners bubbling away while home-cooks are at work is nothing new.
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The chef, Fotios Markou, was born in Greece but has cooked around the world.
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He borrowed Romney's plan, which had been cooked up at the conservative Heritage Foundation.
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The petals themselves were greasy, unevenly cooked and tasting of burnt flour and pepper.
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Once cooked, remove spaghetti squash from oven and let rest/cool for 10 minutes.
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A decade earlier, he had had lymphoma, and she had cooked for him weekly.
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And the situation I was in with them, we cooked together, we cleaned together.
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Instead, he cooked large batches of food on Sunday to eat throughout the week.
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The spongy bun appears similar, and the thin, 120 gram patties are cooked through.
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We keep a record of all the stories behind all the scabs we've cooked.
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The berries get very soft and mix in nicely when cooked with the oatmeal.
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There were large bowls of dried corn, soaked soft again and cooked with cream.
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The fallopian tube is the best bit of the uterus we've cooked so far.
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He seemed cooked in a way, a great player who would not be transcendent.
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Chop up omelet with your spatula and then toss in cooked tomatoes, serve hot.
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Working in batches, cook the chicken until golden and cooked through, about 2 minutes.
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Diners can request a thicker burger, cooked to rare, medium-rare, well-done, etc.
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When cooked, they taste mild and sweet, and the texture is soft and buttery.
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And everything is paired or cooked with some kind of aged and cured meat.
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They also have their own version of naan bread, cooked in a tandoor oven.
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Once the eggs and potato are cooked and drained, it's time for the smooshing.
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They'll be cooked through if you do, but the taste and texture aren't great.
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Just add a toothpick to the Kirkland Signature Cooked Meatballs for one-bite appetizers
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Then toss with your cooked veggies or protein of choice, and bake until crispy.
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Here, for the first time, I have cooked this using sustainable piranha fish. 1.
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Finish with the cooked chipotle shrimp on top of the guacachile and the cabbage.
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To avoid dropping your half-cooked food, I recommend heavy-duty stainless steel tongs.
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Cooked black beans: Half a cup contains about 15% of your daily magnesium needs.
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It turned out some guys made a casserole out of rations cooked in Coke.
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Once he carried a stove, stopped at the midpoint and cooked himself an omelette.
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She wore no apron and cooked the meal herself right in front of me.
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This is where the fish comes in — already boned out, already cooked through, ready.
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I think you'll find that the odors do not affect what is cooked next.
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Five minutes is all it takes to transform cooked spinach into a steakhouse classic.
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"I watched my mom cooked growing up for the first 19 years," he said.
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So, once the shanks are tender, I like to pull the cooked meat off.
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Lamb meatballs cooked in a rich tomato sauce show up on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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She lived at home, cooked meatballs on Sunday and shoveled snow until age 19306.
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Slow-cooked in soy sauce and rock sugar, they're essentially candied pieces of meat.
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These are constructs cooked up by human beings and later enshrined as eternal truths.
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He wanted his friends to eat crow, but cooked chicken would have to do.
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Instead, it's about cooked-to-order cuisine that resonates with the destination du jour.
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When thoroughly cooked, scrape out the insides, and mash using whatever tools you have.
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Anchovy fillets, good tuna and hard-cooked eggs contribute southern French or Italian sensibilities.
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Dried corn is cooked in water with calcium hydroxide and left to soak overnight.
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The meals are meant to be cooked by children with help from a parent.
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Doom's combat is like the video game equivalent of an expertly cooked Wagyu burger.
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Doom's combat is like the video game equivalent of an expertly cooked Wagyu burger.
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The kitchen stirred this in hot oil and then cooked it with puréed watermelon.
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Dried native corn was ground, and either baked into cakes or cooked for porridge.
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Julia McWilliams, later known by her married name, Julia Child, cooked up shark repellent.
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The scheduled time when the cooked food is ready to be taken to diners.
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When we started this business, we planned to sell them cooked, by the pound.
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There might be greens on every table, but they are cooked a thousand ways.
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Vendors sell homemade cooked food, too — sticky rice, banh tet rice cakes, seafood dishes.
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They salvaged thawing chicken from their broken freezers and cooked it over wood fires.
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On a few of their early dates, they cooked dinner together in his van.
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Ms. Hernandez said she was grateful to have a hot cooked meal and family.
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Each of our versions is cooked slowly, then topped with more cheese and gratinéed.
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With pizza, there isn't enough time to be frivolous, it's a fast-cooked thing.
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Some had red eyes and appeared to have been "cooked" in fire-heated water.
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Ketchup has considerable umami, located in its saltiness and its concentrated, cooked tomato flavor.
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My mother cooked and prattled, my grandfather was severe but kindly, the farm prospered.
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Others said they have gone a week without clean clothes, showers or cooked meals.
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The toppings might come out unevenly cooked, or the crust may not be right.
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Fatburger claims that all of its food is cooked from fresh, not frozen ingredients.
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His parents cooked at festivals all over the South, as far away as Atlanta.
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It's looser and soupier than Chinese congee, cooked until you can't see individual grains.
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Under Robby Bach, Microsoft's entertainment and devices unit cooked up a concept called Courier.
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Bake for 30 to 35 minutes, or until golden brown and cooked through. 3.
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It helps to create a meaty aroma and flavour once the meat is cooked.
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On the menu that night: shrimp cooked with a little Sprite and sticky rice.
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And of course, we tasted every single step of the way as we cooked.
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The food was seasonal, because you picked what the earth offered and cooked that.
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Several men lit a fire and cooked a meal with the Red Cross rations.
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"We sort of cooked our golden goose," said James LaForce, a veteran fashion publicist.
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Use the blade of a small sharp knife to gauge when fish is cooked.
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We cooked on the grill and drank rum out of freshly opened coconut shells.
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Times Insider NYT Cooking editors collected 24 recipes for dishes cooked in one vessel.
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Mr. Zwillinger cooked a lamb stew, and the two decided to form a business.
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Ingredients are human-grade and unprocessed — all food is cooked within days of shipping.
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"The thing was 100% cooked by the time he [left]," Behling told CNN Business.
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As the guests ate, they debated: Was the risotto cooked 30 seconds too long?
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Our baked goods cooked evenly, and popped out of both pans without much effort.
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The array of shellfish, raw and cooked, may include gooseneck barnacles but no lobsters.
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Beans are cooked and mashed to a pulp in the back of the store.
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"We can't get divided in a state like Missouri, or we're cooked," she added.
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Wednesday: For a quick and easy dinner, I cooked a can of vegan chili.
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On a positive note, everything in my bowl was served warm and cooked perfectly.
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Meanwhile, Ben, the actual employee, manned the cash register and cooked at the grill.
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That follows an alphabet soup of initiatives, cooked up over the past few years.
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When you remove the top rack, a whole 4-pound chicken can be cooked.
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Or, just as clearly, a platter of pork chops cooked with apples and cider.
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Once it&aposs cooked to that temperature, we pour it on steel cooling tables.
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"One of the last things we cooked together was your pizza dough," she said.
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Mr. Salonen and Mr. Ma first cooked up this cello concerto during informal chats.
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Black market fentanyl wasn't some sick form of revenge cooked up by Mexican traffickers.
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They were the ones who prepared the home-cooked American Thanksgiving dinner, after all.
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Circumstances suggest that the animals were cooked and eaten, and they soon went extinct.
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"Kale tastes best the day after it's cooked," said the restaurant's owner, Markus Hammann.
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