From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Ray Lewis & Rohan Marley
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From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Action Bronson & Missy Robbins
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The "almost pizza" (his words) then cooks for 10 minutes.
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From MOLTISSIMO: Mario Cooks for Wes Avila and Nicholas Morgenstern
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Actually, I help a lot when she cooks for me.
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From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Rosie Perez and Ben Anderson
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From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Waris Ahluwalia and Elettra Wiedemann
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From Moltissimo: Mario Cooks for Kyle Mooney and Beck Bennett
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He sings in the choir and cooks for church events.
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WATCH: What Chef Carla Hall Really Cooks for Dinner Serves: 8
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It cooks for a few minutes before the chicken is thrown in.
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Ms. Mar cooks animals, of course, but she also cooks for animals.
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Sitara cooks for the whole family at night because her parents work late.
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That means cooking — or hoping one of the other women cooks for you.
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"F" is for "Fowl," a freshly shot pheasant Drzal cooks for M.F.K. Fisher.
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We asked some of the country's best-known cooks for tips and inspiration.
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The cooks for his restaurant could come from the culinary school, he decided.
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Most of our staff have been bartenders and cooks for their whole young careers.
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The flatbread, flipped once, cooks for a few minutes until lightly browned and pliable.
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Now, she colors my work, nannies for some friends, and cooks for people she likes.
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Two women discovered inside, cooks for Mr. Guzmán and his men, were also placed under arrest.
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She cooks for him, he pops out to the gym and they're just enjoying hanging out.
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She says she doesn't want to deprive the woman who cooks for her of the income.
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He also cooks for the community, particularly a weekly Sunday meal at a local hardware store.
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The recipes will be inspired by meals she cooks for her family, including home-cooked baby food.
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As she cooks for Ms. de Féo, she worries that her crepes will not be sufficiently delicate.
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Once, he served a crew of 100; now he often cooks for himself and two young technicians.
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The asparagus is also simple to make because it only cooks for 12 minutes at 400 degrees.
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She now cooks for him at home once a week and prepares his favorite meal, chicken and rice.
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They love each other," she said, adding that her mom already "cooks for my husband once a week.
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A friend of hers told People magazine in 2019 that Meghan cooks for herself and Harry every day.
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Encouraged by the conversion, Jared Goff threw deep to Brandin Cooks for a picture-perfect 16-yard gain.
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She has also supported a charity cookbook and, according to People, she cooks for herself and Harry every day.
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Unless you're the one who always cooks for everybody else year after year, that number is close to zero.
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New England got a strong start to the drive with Brady finding Brandin Cooks for a 10-yard gain.
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Fleure Henket, left, cooks for her family four nights a week, limiting meat consumption to two nights a week.
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He cooks for groups from abroad in his kitchen, and travels to Tel Aviv to cater huge Israeli weddings.
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Playing the kitchen tyrant, regularly berating young cooks for mistakes nobody else would notice, Mr. Robuchon embodied the old order.
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Now she cooks for private clients at the Third Space, her kitchen and dining room in Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward.
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Jenner often hosts dinners at her Hidden Hills home, where she cooks for guests or gets help from her personal chef.
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I'm very lucky because he's home and paints and I come home … we are very spoiled because someone cooks for us.
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The long, reliable starch is the perfect pasta sauce vessel, and one that has inspired professional and home cooks for centuries.
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Or there's the massive feast that Babette cooks for her dour neighbors that changes them entirely in Isak Dinesen's Babette's Feast.
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Yet, nearly every time, Soma's customers and judges are blown away, because he cooks for the pure joy of feeding people.
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So begins Ligaya Mishan's review of a "humble" place in the Bronx that cooks for the neighborhood and seeks no publicity.
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Hosts have a responsibility to make their guests feel comfortable in their homes, not to become short-order cooks for us.
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Moving on meant leaving "Lakota land" for Nebraska, where riders primarily rested on roadsides and relied on camp cooks for food.
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It seems that while Ramsay doesn't call his daughter names he isn't exactly all rainbows and butterflies when she cooks for him.
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Karen is indefatigable and largehearted, a caretaker who cooks for family, seminarians, parishioners and workers alike, and frets over their collective health.
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"They sent us two cooks for about five weeks to set up the kitchen, train employees and pick the ingredients," he said.
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"God chose him for a reason, so we accept him," says Sarah Ann Helmuth, who cooks for tourists on her farm in Illinois.
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Maria helped me see that everyone -- friend or relative, guy or girl, married or single -- feels special when someone cooks for them. 3.
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It's then stretched over the arm with some oil and draped on an inverted pot where it cooks for 30 to 40 seconds.
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But Dan, a Thai man who regularly cooks for the space, said that even those who found a home craved the camp's vibe.
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She also cooks for private clients and was about to make some bread dough, a process she suspects would have dislodged more metal.
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It cooks for around three minutes and is dropped into a box, which is then delivered through a slot to the awaiting pizza fan.
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In the video above, the Top Chef veteran shows us what he really cooks for dinner, and gives a tour of his Brooklyn apartment.
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So while the turkey cooks for hours, you can use this compact tabletop oven to prep the rolls, roast vegetables, and so much more.
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"The main spices that we use are cinnamon and allspice, salt, pepper," says Pauline Epperly, one of the women who cooks for the festival.
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The club asked to hire 40 foreign servers for $12.68 an hour, and 21 cooks for $13.31 an hour from October through May 23.
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Most of his recipes are simple — Porowski saves the elaborate boeuf bourguignons for Sunday nights, when he cooks for his boyfriend and his boyfriend's parents.
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Or you can ask members of our growing community of home cooks for advice, at least once you've joined the NYT Cooking community on Facebook.
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Jennifer Castle and Blake Spalding, the co-owners of Hell's Backbone Grill, met in 21996, while working as cooks for rafting trips in the Grand Canyon.
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In this Munchies special, dubbed Masters of Lunch, Batali cooks for Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang (executive producer and Ansari's co-creator of Masters of None).
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"We're tired of big corporations trying to take what's not theirs," says Stephanie Kraybill, a Stand participant who cooks for the encampment in her food truck.
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Instead, she headed to a ramshackle jungle camp, where she cooks for miners with one hand and cares for her two young children with the other.
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Silva's girlfriend, Thamara Cezar, handles her public image on social media, cooks for her and looks after their three dogs, the athlete told Globo Sports television channel.
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The thick soup, —translating to 'head to foot'—cooks for approximately 26 hours, contains lamb's brains, lung, heart, cheek, feet, face, tripe, and a little meat. Mmmmm!
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A U.S. team won the Bocuse d'Or culinary competition — the equivalent of the Olympics for professional cooks — for the first time in the contest's 30-year history.
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Southern cooks, for example, often serve a pot of Hoppin' John, a mélange of black-eyed peas, rice, spices and smoked pork, for good luck and fortune.
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It comes up to pressure, cooks for 10 minutes, and voila, Mexican chicken quinoa is packaged up for at least three meals, plus some for a small dinner tonight.
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Each pancake is scooped onto the grill in an exact measurement and cooks for about 10 minutes before it's topped with more batter and left to cook some more.
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"Meg cooks for herself and Harry every single day— there's no chef or butler," says her close confidante, one of five members of Meghan's inner circle who spoke to PEOPLE.
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Raphina wakes up early each morning, cooks for her family, cares for her younger siblings, and goes to work at a local market -- all before she even gets to school.
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So when Taymor cooks for himself, he wants it to be delicious and easy—like the chickpea and chorizo stew with fried eggs that he whipped up for us recently.
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But she is also the home cook, the anti-expert, the person who cooks for pleasure rather than ego, making her appeal to the masses all that much more approachable.
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If you have a keen interest in food, and you don't know someone who takes you to their house and cooks for you, it's basically impossible to have something that's representative.
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It's an absolute fucking shame that I've never seen a film where one black man holds another black man's hand, or one black man cooks for another black man, you know?
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Oh She Glows: Angela Liddon's vegan recipe blog has been a favorite of home cooks for almost a decade, propelling a 2014 cookbook and now an app with her most popular offerings.
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She learned the recipe back in Isabela, a province in the Philippines—and now, she cooks for her family in a tiny apartment on the beachside of jam-packed, frenetic Hong Kong.
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In July, the hiring manager at Mar-a-Lago asked the Department of Labor for permission to hire 40 foreign servers for $12.68 an hour, and 21 cooks for $13.31 an hour.
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A team of American chefs on Wednesday won the biennial Bocuse d'Or culinary competition — the equivalent of the Olympics for professional cooks — for the first time in the contest's 30-year history.
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Recipes are often not kind to cooks for the many, with their civilized notations ("serves four") and their refusal to rescale easily for six, or eight (at least not without copious chopping).
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First, he grills them on some important facts that any liberal would know—namely, how long quinoa cooks for, the ideal tire pressure of a Nissan Leaf, and details about the show Girls.
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Lewis, who is 79, started his career as a water boy on a plantation run by white people; his mom and older sister worked in the "big house" as cooks for the plantation owners.
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On Thursday, the Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida, said it wanted to hire 15 housekeepers for $10.33 an hour; 22 cooks for $21990 an hour; and 266 servers for $2000 an hour.
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" WATCH THIS: What Cake Boss Buddy Valastro Really Cooks for Dinner But Ramsay — who will open his fourth Vegas restaurant Fish & Chips in October — says those closest to him "will give you the real insight.
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The ramen at Yume Wo Katare is made from a pork bone broth that cooks for 14 hours, which gives it an incredibly rich, fatty pork flavor, and is combined with a soy-sauce broth.
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Bae Cooks for You When You're Sick The self-proclaimed sous chef (to Chrissy's head chef) had no problem taking control in the kitchen when his leading lady was hit with those pregnancy aches and pains.
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The book gives a look into the Jamaica native's life in the kitchen, where he cooks for his family: wife Orly, 44, and their four kids, Judah, 11, Gideon, 9, Abraham, 5, and Isaiah, 7 months.
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She prepares lunch three days a week for artist Urs Fischer and his staff at his Red Hook studio, serves post-opening dinners for gallerist Gavin Brown, and also cooks for well-known painter Elizabeth Peyton.
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Ramsay, by comparison, puts butter and eggs straight into a cold pan and cooks for 3 minutes, 30 seconds on, 30 seconds off, and only adds the salt and pepper and crème fraîche at the very end.
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This year, we tackled a problem that has bedeviled home cooks for ages — limited oven and stovetop space — by devising a strategy for cooking the entire spread at one temperature, in eight hours on the big day.
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The ultimatum Musk delivered, in which Wilson could accept their marriage as it was or be done with it, is reminiscent of both Fifty Shades of Grey and Reynolds' outburst over the surprise dinner Alma cooks for him.
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Hot chocolate and bread, corn tortillas fresh off a comal, steaming white rice, and chicken legs that've stewed in black mole all day comprise the menu, prepared by a chef who cooks for the nearby village during special events.
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" Gates cooks for himself and says he's prone to heating up a bowl of tomato soup when he's hungry because "it is kind of a comforting food and reminds me of doing the same when I was growing up.
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So we just start with searing the brisket and we do a simple braise on it, cooks for about three hours and then glaze it at the end, little red wine and glucose and sugar, and that&aposs it.
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Mar-a-Lago wanted to hire 22 foreign servers for $22 an hour, 22 cooks for $215 an hour, and 2000 housekeepers for $663 an hour from October through May 266 — eight more guest workers than the club requested last year.
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" ---- For girls, a heartbreaking loss -- and an opportunity By Michelle Obama "Raphina wakes up early each morning, cooks for her family, cares for her younger siblings, and goes to work at a local market -- all before she even gets to school.
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WATCH THIS: What Carla Hall Really Cooks For Dinner Zakarian, 56—who recently opened his latest restaurant Georgie and the Garden Bar at the Montage Beverly Hills—says his fashion-forward nature was largely influenced by his late father, George, an orchestra trombonist.
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You don't have to zero-out your culture, but there's lots of things you can do (like a potluck where everyone brings in food and cooks for each other) that are great fun, build camaraderie and are cheap or don't cost anything.
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Many who live on the slopes of the Fuego and Acatenango volcanoes earned money as guides, porters or cooks for visitors, said Elder Dary Soy López, a guide with Asociación Aprode in San Jose Calderas, a town at the foot of Acatenango.
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But after Brees, who earlier in the game had become just the third player to have 450 passing career touchdowns, found Brandin Cooks for a 32-yard touchdown with 1:22 remaining it looked like New Orleans had taken care of business at home.
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It turned out not to be just a cookbook, but a kind of food diary, recording her meals for a year, full of nonprofessional snapshots: the dishes she cooks for her husband over and over, multiple variations on deviled eggs, her mother's requests on holidays.
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Traveling across Mexico to document, research and adapt recipes, Ms. Quintana often looked to local producers and cooks for practical knowledge, studying the indigenous ingredients she found in home kitchens, whether along stony waterfronts or across agave-speckled flatlands, in adobe pueblos or apartment buildings.
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Tom Brady immediately found Brandin Cooks for a huge 23-yard reception, but after Cooks looked for some space to run, he was absolutely laid out on a huge helmet-to-helmet hit by Malcolm Jenkins that left Cooks briefly motionless on the field.
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"Some vendors have been selling food around here for over 10, 20 years, and I feel as though they have become cooks for my family," Piya Joemjuttitham, a financial executive, said as he bought a mango smoothie from a sidewalk stand in downtown Bangkok.
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This original minimalist formula is far cry from the stuff served atop tostadas in LA. Finding a decent representation of the dish in this city can be a nearly impossible task (especially when your girlfriend, who was born and raised in the Mexican coast, cooks for a living).
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It is a question that has bedeviled American consumers and cooks for decades, since the first LazyMan propane grill went on sale in the 1950s and left the Smiths with their briquette-fueled brazier looking jealously over the fence at the Joneses and their new outdoor science stove.
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For a woman seen as a hero to many queer cooks for her badassery, succeeding at the highest level in a sexist profession—and who has said she originally wanted to be a cop, after watching Cagney and Lacey as a girl in England— a tepid communiqué expressing regret is a clear, if disappointing, reminder of how even heroes can still be in thrall to classic structures of power.
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