Apart from a few holdouts who insist on creamed onions at Thanksgiving, I don't know a modern home cook who regularly turns out creamed mushrooms, chicken à la king or the dreaded creamed chipped beef on toast.
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And Android Wear isn't just getting creamed on sales, either.
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But creamed corn does not need to be fucked with.
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No need to get all pickled and creamed about it.
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The Impi slaughtered the British — they just absolutely creamed them.
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Tillman ordered spaghetti and meatballs, garlic bread, and creamed spinach.
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For which: creamed corn with gorgonzola tomatoes and pine nuts?
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Creamed Spinach Pasta Is this recipe good for your health?
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Coffee grounds, butter, a teaspoon of organic creamed honey, with milk.
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"If he's the nominee, we get creamed," said South Carolina Sen.
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The Professional WorkIn a professional setting, the i7 creamed the i5.
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I make creamed kale with shallots and roasted pork with onions.
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The sausage, creamed corn, and macaroni and cheese were also incredible.
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During the housing bust of the mid-aughts, we got creamed.
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Any particular one candidate you're dying to see win/get creamed?
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Or, maybe you could make this recipe for coconut creamed kale.
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He ordered a rib-eye steak, creamed spinach, and mashed potatoes.
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Instead of dried, ground corn, I substituted creamed corn with feta.
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Top each with about ¼ cup creamed spinach and a few onion slices.
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Enraptured, enthralled, egg creamed, matzo balled,Such a sad and spontaneous splurge.
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Stocks are once again getting creamed as a volatile week rages on.
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I made xanthan gum and Wondra flour-thickened creamed spinach while I waited.
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Squid ink pasta, creamed codfish, and fried crabs — served whole — are dinnertime staples.
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Add sugars, and beat on medium-high speed until creamed, about 2 minutes.
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I don't really get it either, but I still don't trust creamed corn.
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"We'll have homemade tortillas, beautiful pulled pork and a creamed corn," says Larson.
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A side of creamed spinach didn't help, as the spinach wasn't particularly creamy.
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Creamed cauliflower, toasted pancetta, florets of romanesco with strands of lightly pickled carrot.
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Add the dry ingredients to the creamed mixture and beat until completely incorporated.
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The menu offered an oddity called finnan haddie, which came creamed or regular.
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Intel has been getting creamed, and its own discrete GPU isn't expected until 23.
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I eat iceberg lettuce and roasted potatoes, and some not-so-great creamed spinach.
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We are getting creamed by the big dogs out there and need your support.
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Featured menu items included thyme roasted turkey, along with prime rib and creamed horseradish.
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On Tuesday morning in Carioca Arena 2, Georgian wrestler Shmagi Bolkvadze was getting creamed.
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Netflix stock got creamed on Tuesday, falling by more than 12% for the day.
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And it's famous for more than just its signature prime sirloin steak and creamed spinach.
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Thanksgiving, for all its stuffing and creamed corn, generally relegates vegetables to the side dishes.
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The rich did well under Obama's policies, it was the working class that got creamed.
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High-quality wagyu beef deserves a side dish better than your average steakhouse creamed spinach.
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If they don't get it done, they're going to get creamed in the 2018 midterms.
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In a food processor, combine the butter, vanilla, and sugar and pulse until creamed together.
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Combine corn, hemp milk, shortening, and creamed corn in a medium bowl; set aside. 2.
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The massive silver carts, the moody lighting, the elaborate salad presentation, the dreamy creamed spinach!
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Tilman taste tests two of Desert Creek Honey's products, their liquid honey and their creamed honey.
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This should be in a gift basket with the creamed possum and the Duck Dynasty chocolates.
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The creamed spinach recipe can be made a day ahead and then chilled in the fridge.
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Next up were the two stars of the show: the porterhouse steak and the creamed spinach.
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Then for the other side, can I have the creamed spinach instead of the rice pilaf?
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Or just face facts, and make David Tanis's recipe for creamed turkey and sweet potato biscuits.
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The soups here range from brothy to creamed-spinach-thick, and wield bitterness to varying degree.
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You will search in vain for a baked potato or creamed spinach on David Shim's menu.
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The crowd-pleasing Dutch and Doc's serves everything from pasta with creamed kale to bacon burgers.
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Recipe: Shrimp With Creamed Corn and Feta Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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I eat the most delicious filet mignon with creamed spinach and shoestring potatoes and go home.
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RECIPE: Creamed Spinach This recipe is a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll.
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Native to the area, it will arrive alongside a wedge of lime, hash browns, and creamed spinach.
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If Trump wins, 'we get creamed' Of course, many Republicans are still wary or downright opposed to Trump.
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"Where does creamed corn figure into the workings of the universe?" the Log Lady asked in Twin Peaks.
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The creamed spinach, which utilized coconut milk instead of milk, was easy to create using the recipe card.
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Beat butter and sugar together with an electric mixer at medium speed until they are light and creamed.
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Will you make their recipe for soap, or burnt-ends bourguignon, or deep-fried brains over creamed peas?
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Our clothes started to grow fungus and we may have blown up cans of creamed corn in bonfires.
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The most painful feminist memory is probably of Wendy Davis, who got creamed in the 2014 governor's race.
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Maybe the buckwheat crepe curled above the creamed chicken reminded me a bit too much of a dosa.
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If someone vomits in "The Institute," there will be a pause to note that it contains creamed corn.
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He got creamed, so much for the gray lady and other media outlets knowing which candidates to take seriously.
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Take creamed chipped beef on white bread in the 1930s or fried spam and lima beans in the 1940s.
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Her canelones de humita, (creamed corn) were the most bubbly golden hot dish I have ever had on Thanksgiving.
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The small plates are uniformly delicious, beginning with the creamed kale, a vegetable I am not usually fond of.
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Creamed codfish is served in a cone and topped with orange rind shavings, like a fragrant, savory ice cream.
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My plate overflowing with collard greens, creamed corn, peas and okra, turkey dressing, yams and cornbread cost around $6.
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Creamed Greens Potpie Starting with cleaned greens and thawed puff pastry makes this soothing dish come together surprisingly fast.
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Or return to the appetizer list for bibingka, a rice-flour cake rich with coconut milk and creamed corn.
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Get the recipe: Cucumber-seaweed salad The traditional recipe for creamed spinach calls for heavy cream and lots of butter.
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It also creamed the older laptop, which only came out late last year, in the synthetic benchmark Geekbench 4 too.
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With these twin revolts enjoined, the classic pro-business, "establishment" Republican candidates in the 2016 GOP presidential primary got creamed.
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Like 20 minutes later the server rolls out with a plate that has some weird creamed meat thing on it.
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"No one gets creamed more than New Jersey from this tax bill," said Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody's Analytics.
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We put forth mashed potatoes, soggy peas, green-bean casserole, creamed onions, marshmallow-topped canned sweet potatoes and bread stuffing.
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They do not have the thematic inevitability of the creamed spinach, but they're put together with more sophistication than average.
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It's worth saying that the economy was doing fairly well in 2018 and that didn't stop Republicans from getting creamed.
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About 33% of the vote has been accounted for so far, and if it continues like this ... Nixon basically got creamed.
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As part of their challenge, Blake and Kathleen try to sell their honey and their creamed honey at The Rainforest Café.
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McKinnon tweaked the film's much-ness and desire – those poached eggs, that creamed spinach, the heavy pauses and heaving – with love.
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We're told Amy called in advance to order and pay for her meal -- filet mignon with a side of creamed spinach.
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Consider the chestnut, sausage and sage stuffing; sweet potatoes with marshmallows and pecans; and creamed vegetable casserole all added to table.
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The South became the convenient place to blame and curse whenever Democrats lost the presidency or got creamed in the midterms.
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This one has creamed corn, corn starch, corn flour, cornmeal, and corn kernels all baked into one block of corny goodness.
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Creamed spinach is too often in the shadows of the huge pieces of meat it is served next to in steakhouses.
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And while we're in the cream department, we'd be remiss if we left creamed corn out of a winter sides roundup.
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Kim Severson: No one ever really eats the creamed onions, except the one person who insists on making them every year.
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And then you can finish out the week with a proper Friday-night cast-iron steak, with rösti and creamed spinach.
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In a large bowl, whisk together the eggs and yolks with the sugar, lemon zest, and salt until incorporated and slightly creamed.
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Democrats' 2018 performance would superficially look more impressive if they somehow managed to go back in time and get creamed in 20163.
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What our "creamed" dishes have in common is not cream, but white sauce, a thrifty substitute with many uses in the kitchen.
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Excellent sides included a bowl of cumin-spiked chili, slightly soupy but flavorful, and an extremely creamy creamed spinach, blanched bright green.
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Its description was a little baffling: a dumpling-like concoction of creamed pike fish made semisolid with an egg-based binding agent.
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From a grid perspective, they are little different from large, slow, expensive coal plants, which are also getting creamed in power markets.
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Nvidia is getting creamed by AMD, which is selling a lot more monitors and working with a lot more companies to make monitors.
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Then we order and share two meals: poached eggs with hollandaise over a fried green tomato and creamed spinach and crawfish scrambled eggs.
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The new chips include a full spread: Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Stuffing, Cranberry Sauce, Creamed Corn, Green Bean Casserole, Mac & Cheese and Pumpkin Pie.
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Donald Trump is getting creamed in Ohio — badly losing the state by about as much as his party's Senate candidate is winning it.
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However, their proprietary browsers didn't play well with other programs and were getting creamed by more flexible options like Mosaic and NetScape Navigator.
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I think his position on immigration is totally out-of-sync with where the party needs to be, and he will get creamed.
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Her characteristic odor of wet woolen stockings drying on a radiator had not been improved by a plate of creamed herring at Ruby's.
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Each spring, Reyes, 113, places an order of habichuelas con dulce (sweet creamed beans), a popular dessert in the Dominican Republic around Easter.
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John Kasich met with Republican Party insiders on Wednesday as he seeks to convince them his competitors would "get creamed" in the general election.
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For dinner, Khloé will be serving several traditional Thanksgiving dishes like sweet potato soufflé, sweet creamed corn, mac and cheese, turkey, stuffing, and gravy.
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France has sole meunière, Mexico has filete al mojo de ajo, and Costa Rica has this seared red snapper with a creamed orange butter.
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Similar to oysters Rockefeller, with creamed spinach and chunks of house-made cured bacon atop the bivalves, three of the six served were gritty.
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There may be enough opposition to kill it just from Republican members of Congress from states that will be creamed by the deduction eliminations.
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This vegan corn pudding has creamed corn, corn starch, corn flour, cornmeal, and corn kernels all baked into one block of extremely corny goodness.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo) 1 / 5The 4K XPS13 was also creamed by the 1080p XPS 13 in our battery life test.
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This pin captures that deliciousness with a Disney flare, bringing to mind the unique feeling of walking through a theme park, carefree and ice creamed.
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With her newborn son, Jaim, strapped in the carrier on her chest, Ms. French rolled dough for pecan pies and creamed butter for carrot cakes.
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"I would go back for the creamed spinach, which was delicious, but would rather go to Club A, Mastro's, or Keens for the porterhouse," he added.
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For sides, Aunt Sammy recommended a more limited and less expensive array of dishes than was traditional — baked sweet potatoes, creamed onions and baby lima beans.
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Donald Sterling just got CREAMED in his billion dollar lawsuit against the NBA -- with the judge throwing out the suit claiming Sterling's allegations were weak as hell.
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U.S. Steel "has gotten creamed this year, down 37 percent on the year, and it's down 50 percent from its 52-week highs," Dan Nathan of RiskReversal.
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And one of the editors at the show I'm making right now is a member of Bear in Heaven and creamed his jeans when he saw these.
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Inside, there are eight new flavors based on Thanksgiving dinner staples: Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Stuffing, Cranberry Sauce, Creamed Corn, Green Bean Casserole, Mac & Cheese, and Pumpkin Pie.
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The first drafts of the menu at Spoon and Stable featured clear nods to the region: Canadian bison, cheese curds in the creamed spinach, dill-cured salmon.
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This summer, I took my cheesy creamed corn even further, and turned that side dish into a meal by using it as a base for sautéed shrimp.
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Then, I creamed the butter and sugar together in a stand mixer, carefully added the eggs one at a time, and stirred in vanilla and dark rum.
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It was easy to remember: one large can of cooked corn kernels and one large can of creamed corn, mixed with an egg and some grated cheese.
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The committee organized its first luncheon in 1953, when lawmakers welcomed President Dwight Eisenhower for creamed chicken, baked ham and potato puffs in the Capitol's Old Senate Chamber.
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Ice desserts are cool and refreshing, and you'll find over 50 options here with a variety of toppings like flavored syrups, colored jellies, creamed corn and condensed milk.
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Once tender, use a blender or immersion blender to blend the creamed corn, but do not puree it, as you still want a bit of a chunky texture.
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It was kind of woke AF. Creamed Possum As much as we'd love to try canned roadkill, we're really, really glad that this is just a gag gift.
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But still lingering on American menus is chicken potpie, a dish based on creamed chicken that is so beloved that the taste of it doesn't seem to matter.
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" She lost two of her shade houses and the roof of her greenhouse to the storm, which reduced many of her plants to, in her words, "creamed spinach.
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So, I think I want to go with the pork tenderloin, but can I get the steamed broccoli instead of the creamed spinach as one of the sides?
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Optics "Blade Runner 19693" may be the most well-funded sequel ever made to a movie that both tanked at the box office and got creamed by critics.
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For dinner, she typically eats meals like grilled chicken wrapped in bacon with a vegetable like creamed spinach, broccoli or green beans, or a caesar salad with grilled chicken.
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Sides — caramelized baby brussels sprouts, roasted heirloom cauliflower in pretty purple and light orange colors, sautéed escarole, creamed spinach and thick, hand-cut fries — all embellished the main courses.
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Last but not least, Weiner and his fellow inmates will be served breakfast for dinner -- eggs, home fried potatoes and creamed beef biscuits -- on Saturday night for Veteran's Day.
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Big steaks, creamed vegetables, drizzles of raspberry coulis over everything, all the food you ate back then because caring about what you ate wasn't yet part of having money.
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We'll take a moment to appreciate the art created with foam, latex, and re-purposed creamed corn and strawberry jam (with an assist by some really talented puppeteers and cameramen).
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Here's what else is on the reality star's drool-worthy spread: turkey, sweet potato souffle, wings, sweet creamed corn, greens with smoked turkey, mac and cheese, corn bread and gravy.
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The kit that I received came with three meals, but I decided to try my hand at the recipe for maple-glazed acorn squash with creamed spinach and cannellini beans.
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Publishing recipes and articles in newspapers and magazines, they encouraged women to become "budgeteers" and rise to the challenge of transforming glop like creamed spaghetti with carrots into tasty dishes.
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"You either resist and ruin the economy or you give in and get creamed in the next election for selling out," he said, adding that one thing now seems clear.
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On top of the meaty double-down, she'll serve mac and cheese, creamed corn, and asparagus with garlic and cheese — all of which comes on top of the usual Thanksgiving suspects.
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He has just finished adding a measuring bowl full of cheddar powder to his creamed butter mixture, and then proceeds to add a larger measuring bowl's worth of crushed Cheetos Puffs.
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AMD has typically been on par with Nvidia when it comes to performance, lagged behind it when it comes to support for games, and creamed it when it comes to price.
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That's not to say that it can't or shouldn't be fucked with, but that creamed corn has not yet attained the level of basic-ness that would require said fucking-with.
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Once in the steakhouse, over a tasty meal of medium-rare rib-eye, baked potato, and creamed spinach, another table had trouble controlling a near passed-out member of their party.
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I jettisoned all the traditions I'd never cared for: creamed onions, squabbling ancillary relatives, overly marshmallowy yams and the sort of cranberry sauce adulterated by the needless addition of orange zest.
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Every other dish, every single year — gravy, coleslaw, macaroni and cheese, creamed pearl onions, greens, candied sweet potatoes, stuffing, a ham (I could go on) — had an address that never changed.
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Ms. Kanan makes the black, thick-crusted barley-rye bread flecked with anise seeds that comes with a halfhearted taramosalata and, more excitingly, a swipe of butter creamed with seaweed powder.
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Arnold is clearly reacting to Trump's blustery tweet, in which he says Schwarzenegger got creamed in 'Celebrity Apprentice' ratings when you compare them to what the Prez-elect got in his debut.
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While both machines use a Nvidia MX150, with an Intel i7-8550U, 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD, the Matebook Pro X creamed the MSI PS42 on a number of benchmarks.
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THE PEOPLE THAT WERE HURT THE WORST ARE PEOPLE THAT SAVED THEIR MONEY ALL THEIR LIVES AND THOUGHT THEY WOULD LIVE OFF THEIR INTERESTS AND THOSE PEOPLE ARE GETTING JUST ABSOLUTELY CREAMED.
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A perfectly simple dish of just two ingredients — corn and cream — simmered down into something rich, complex and just sweet enough, creamed corn asks for nothing else, not even salt and pepper.
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As someone who had grown up on creamed corn and chicken fried steak, this conscious breathing — what hippies call meditation — was a brand of new age hooey that I couldn't easily stomach.
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The box-office success of Todd Haynes's 1950s drama introduced audiences to a new form of seduction: The I'll-have-what-she's-having creamed spinach with two poached eggs and a dry martini.
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After eating a traditional Thanksgiving meal comprised of turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, green beans and creamed corn, 17 attendees were admitted to hospital, three of whom have died, according to the LA Times.
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They are as good and fresh as if they were whole, and I love how the pasilla chile in their dry rub nips at the sweetness of the creamed corn they rest on.
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Ingredients 43 tablespoons margarine creamed with 24 teaspoon Hungarian paprika ½ cup chopped smoked ham 25 tablespoon finely chopped salt pork 215 green pepper, seeded and chopped 1 onion, finely chopped 1 8 oz.
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Sides like chile-dusted creamed corn ($29) also have a south-of-the-border accent, while the mostly American wine list includes a blend from locally made Arizona Stronghold Vineyards ($23 a glass).
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Michel will join his employees at one of the company's New York locations this year scooping heaps of mashed potatoes and packaging sides of stuffing, creamed spinach and mac n' cheese for hungry customers.
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Later on, canned "cream of" soups supplanted white sauce in many creamed dishes, like the filling for a "Joy of Cooking" quick chicken potpie: a poached chicken, canned cream of chicken soup and milk.
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The complete opposite of the mass-produced, creamed cheddar that's been dyed green with a shamrock smeared on top is the crop of truly divine cheeses coming from all over this little Emerald Isle.
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Jello Biafra and his Dead Kennedys took every chance they could get to skewer the false sense of security that Reagan doled out like creamed chipped beef, calling him a fascist warmonger and worse.
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She has an excellent dry-aged steak — New York strip, naturally — impressively browned and served with a small cast-iron skillet full of creamed spinach, a touch so right it may qualify as art.
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During a recent meal, the chef Verónica Quiles paid tribute to the Taínos, the indigenous people of the Caribbean, with a tasting menu that included dishes like tobacco-smoked pumpkin with creamed taro root.
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We could skip these, as well as the hard scoops of fried creamed corn and catfish sticks that weren't sticks at all, but scraps of fish encased in a thick armor of deep-fried batter.
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As a marketing stunt in 2017, Pringles created an entire holiday spread in potato ship form—we're talking turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, green bean casserole, creamed corn, mac and cheese and pumpkin pie.
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Sure, the Friends snuff job creamed us today, but there's always tomorrow, and my brain is sizzling with a dozen ideas bigger than Toby's, bigger than anyone's, and from now on I'll never hold back.
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As we reported, a paparazzo is suing Bieber for serious injuries he suffered in July, 2017, when Justin was pulling away from the place he goes to church in Bev Hills, and creamed the guy.
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It works: the doppelganger remains in the world, albeit covered in (apparently toxic) creamed corn vomit inside a flipped-over car, and a dazed and childlike Cooper is forced to pick up Dougie's old life.
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Cut into thin raw crescents that were sandwiched with juicy slices of cantaloupe and sprinkled with fresh oregano and za'atar, then arranged over creamed feta, it tasted like a cucumber that has been carbo-loading.
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In a film with no shortage of wacky food names ("that-time-of-the-month crab puffs") or kitchen disasters, Pauline's creamed corn for the lactose intolerant is the only recipe that sounds remotely edible.
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First, we have to eat our fill of the plain and lovely taste of corn (via corn on the cob, creamed corn, corn fritters for dinner with slab bacon and a heavily herbed tomato salad).
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He has devised a lemony bread-crumbed sauce for angel hair he calls Francese, and serves a New York-style whitefish salad, mushrooms à la king and a creamless old-school take on creamed spinach.
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Get the recipe: Coconut-creamed spinach Salty prosciutto and crunchy hazelnuts add an extra depth of flavor Compound ghee — clarified butter mixed with garlic, sour cherries, apple cider vinegar, and honey — really makes Brussels sprouts shine.
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The entrée choices are an update on surf-and-turf with slow-roasted black garlic steelhead trout for the surf or salt-baked heirloom sweet potatoes with creamed corn glaze and a fricassee of winter vegetables.
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I wasn't a huge fan of the creamed spinach, so I was left with two small slivers of acorn squash, which were delicious but hardly filling, which is something I've noted about this meal kit before.
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Since the recipe was easy to follow and would be simple to shop for, I would probably make the acorn squash again but substitute something else for the creamed spinach and add some chicken or pork.
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You got units you could use, but we don't have any shields on them … 2200-240, they're en route right now … All right, they might want to hurry … We need help down here, we're getting creamed.
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You could make a big batch of picadillo to stuff into taco shells, and experience a glorious return to the best of middle-school eating — edging out deep-fried creamed-corn tots and chicken patties alike.
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Two years later, his party got creamed in elections of the US House of Representatives, losing 35 to 40 seats despite a map whose geography favors the GOP even more strongly than the Electoral College does.
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I eat some rotisserie chicken, creamed corn, green bean casserole, rosemary stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, Brussels sprouts made with bacon grease, homemade biscuits, my salad with red onion, croutons, and Italian dressing, and some homemade pickles.
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These days, the original Lawry's still serves the thick-cut, juicy prime rib for which it's named—once the only entrée on its menu—along with a range of classic sides (the creamed corn is particularly spectacular).
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Tristan Thompson suffered the consequences of hooking up with Jordyn Woods, and this time it was on the hardwood of L.A. Tristan was at Staples Center Saturday night, where the Cleveland Cavaliers got creamed by the Clippers.
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For example, in Creamed in the Butt by My Handsome Living Corn, Tingle opens by addressing the growing politicization of the agriculture industry; his main character, a farmer, is growing weary of being wooed by corporate interests.
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This compact SoHo spot sells an array of them with lightly spiced choices like steak with creamed spinach curry, eggplant curry with cucumber raita, cauliflower and potato hash with cucumber raita, and crispy cod with coconut curry.
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Indeed, in January, Politico carried a report by Glenn Thrush and Annie Karni hinting that a major staff shakeup was in the offing if Clinton lost New Hampshire, but it never happened even though she got creamed.
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With his arms filled with corn, he complies and he and his wife exit frame presumably to drive their biofuel-using car to a nice dinner of corn on the cob with creamed corn and some cornbread.
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A grandmother glugs down beer and eats beef ends with a fork; a bearded metalhead with a Bongripper back patch heads to the patio carrying a tray piled high with brisket, turkey, macaroni and cheese, and creamed corn.
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There is had a single core score (which scores the performance of a single core on the CPU) of 5041 versus the GS63VR's score of 4250, and thanks to two additional cores it creamed the GS63VR's multicore score.
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Their chef is preparing honey-baked ham with apricot-mustard glaze, prime rib and creamed horseradish with shallot marmalade, fried chicken wings, and, of course, a thyme roasted turkey carving station with garlic jus and cranberry-orange relish.
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If you must have something more savory, may we suggest the creamed English muffin welsh rarebit with bacon, or the beef stew in a brioche bread bowl—sure at the very least to put you soundly to sleep.
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With its fusty wood-paneled walls, reverential oil portraits of dead white men, and buffet tables of beef tenderloin and goopy creamed spinach, it was a jarring setting for a night devoted to a story of racial inequality.
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In her cookbook, there are very personal recipes like corn ki subzi (think Southern-style creamed corn with Gujarati spices) alongside traditional dishes like rogan josh (lamb stewed with yogurt and spices) and dal makhani (creamy spiced lentils).
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On a Wednesday in late September, Ms. Spurlin, 28, was busy preparing a vegan curry squash tart whose richness came from a mix of coconut milk and creamed cashews, for a tasting with some of the restaurant's staff members.
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There's no cook around who's more creative with corn, and here's the proof: her creamed corn with Gorgonzola and pine nuts; chilled corn soup, and one of our most popular summer pastas, cream-free creamy corn pasta with basil.
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This reporter can confirm that the fare at 801, part of a Midwestern restaurant group, is typically excellent (try the pork chop, the creamed corn and the corn ice cream), as it is at a host of other Des Moines restaurants.
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My favorite appetizer was the LakeHouse vegetable salad: creamed chanterelles, emerald green spears of asparagus, a soft poached egg and an arugula salad topped with a thin slice of Humboldt Fog goat cheese, plus a slice of crisp brioche toast.
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In their zeal to demonstrate moral rightness, or simply improve their chance to build profile in the crowded field, they've forgotten how the death penalty has proven to be a bear trap for Democrats since George H.W. Bush creamed Michael Dukakis.
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One dish puts young red-leaf lettuces spritzed with lime and salted water next to what looks like the icing on a birthday cake: It's salsa verde creamed with butter, spread smooth and ringed with crema in tiny piped rosettes.
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The menu at this svelte new West Village restaurant reads like a glutton's day in Heaven, if such a thing were allowed: grilled bûcheron cheese, Nueske's bacon with peanut butter and jalapeño jelly, creamed-spinach hush puppies, butternut brioche bread pudding.
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DeMarcus Ware, Von Miller, and the rest of the pass rush creamed, smooshed, and otherwise made contact with Tom Brady some 210 times, which the Boston Globe reported was the most any QB had been hit by any team the entire season.
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Sunchoked spinach, with a fontina cheese topping and pieces of diced sunchoke, was an inventive riff on traditional creamed spinach; the creamy potato purée captured comfort; and the grilled asparagus, with in-season white and green spears, was spring on a plate.
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A decent spread can set you back quite a few bucks—and even worse, that's knowing that at the end of the day or night, they'll just be tossing all of that uneaten creamed spinach and bread pudding straight into the garbage.
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One night, I roasted it with potatoes and chicken fat until the top got as crisp as the seaweed snacks my 10-year-old daughter can't get enough of, while the bottom turned silky soft, like creamed spinach with a saline kick.
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It offers promise to Joe Biden, especially in the wake of South Carolina's outcome — roughly one-third of the vote is likely to be cast by African Americans, and Bernie Sanders got creamed in the state by a 2-1 margin in 2016.
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The joint committee, which took over planning inaugural activities in 1901, started organizing the luncheon in its current form in 1953, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower and 50 guests dined on creamed chicken, baked ham and potato puffs in the Old Senate Chamber.
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"Both projects finally woke up to the fact they are being creamed by the European 39-meter," said Matt Mountain, the president of the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, which manages the national observatory and other astronomical facilities for the government.
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We ordered the medium-rare porterhouse for two, as well as the creamed spinach for two ($12.95) — which numerous diners I spoke with had raved about during my previous visit — as well as the jumbo shrimp cocktail (we paid the market price, which was $20).
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Consider, instead, the mountain of student debt out there, which is basically a $1.5 trillion bet that a generation of underemployed young people will ever be able pay off a hundred grand in tuition loans in an economy where even hedge funders are getting creamed.
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The family Thanksgiving recipes are there, of course — the squash dressing, creamed spinach and pecan pie that my children regard as holiday nonnegotiables in the same way I did when I was in my 20s and feeling both the intoxication and anxiety of independence.
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For that reason, I have never gotten to make her cornbread prosciutto stuffing on Thanksgiving, though we religiously begin the evening by eating her spiced rosemary walnuts with our martinis, and the meal would be incomplete without her iconic creamed spinach with jalapeño peppers.
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And then on Friday, try a big steakhouse jam if you can do such a thing: Julia Moskin's recipe for cast-iron steak or Gabrielle Hamilton's fascinating recipe for steak tartare, paired with Melissa Clark's recipe for pommes Anna and a bowl of creamed spinach.
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Genomatica's system churns out the enzymes involved in this synthesis, creating an entire cell-free metabolic pathway—and one in which all the sugar is devoted to making the target chemical, rather than a percentage of it being creamed off to run a cell's other biochemical processes.
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The hip, underground space with its long bar, open kitchen, and regular hip hop soundtrack serves small plates like Fried Vermont quail with creamed corn, black eyed pea vin, and spicy honey butter, or trumpet and duck tongue salad with roasted trumpet aioli, ricotta salata, and pickled fruit.
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It is pretty delicious, but in Fire Walk with Me, it's explained (to the extent that a David Lynch work really ever "explains" anything) that creamed corn is something called "garmonbozia," a kind of manifested pain and suffering that the evil spirits of the Twin Peaks world feast on.
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We do not search for messages from the dead in the spread after the service: Look at the creamed herring, that swirl in the shape of Yonkers Raceway it made on the table when it dripped off the plate, your uncle loved the track, he's telling us something.
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Whatever you turn out for dinner, you could make Julia Moskin's recipe for a foolproof tarte Tatin for dessert, though if it's to follow the steak, hash browns and creamed spinach, you'll need a Fernet afterward just to make it to the couch before the food coma sets in.
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In my year abroad, I expected to come across an impossible number of Chinese dialects, creamed corn juice, and a country torn between failed communist ideals and rapid consumerism, all alongside a parade of jiao zi—steamed dumplings often filled with vegetables and meat—but somehow not this.
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They found him at the Chicago Whitehall Hotel's members-only club, which is exactly the kind of place you'd expect Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald's, and Fred Turner, its CEO, to hang out during the late 21994s, drinking martinis, smoking Montecruz cigars, and scarfing steak Diane and creamed spinach.
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In quick succession, I downed calamari ripieni (tender squid stuffed with olives and bread crumbs), fiori de zucca farciti con baccalà mantecato (fried squash flowers filled with creamed codfish), moscardini in umido (stewed baby octopus), la buzara (scampi simmered in ginger- and pepper-piqued tomato sauce) and what may well be the best sarde in saór in Venice.
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Several hours before my friend and I ordered Naho's gobo (burdock root) and yuzukosho (a pungent condiment made from yuzu zest) panini, as well as the white fish escabeche with lettuce and creamed potato, the self-taught artisan baker boarded the Tobu-Tojo Line across Tokyo with a suitcase full of all the trappings necessary for a mobile sandwich shop.
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Other things we'd like to cook today or this weekend that we believe may interest you: Nigella Lawson's recipe for roast pork loin with caraway, lemon and garlic; a sour-cream coffee cake for breakfast; these awesome bruschetta with creamed mushrooms and caramelized onions for a lunchtime feast; and, for dinner, Melissa Clark's recipe for lentil salad with roasted vegetables. No?
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Visit the average news website lousy with third party cookies (yes, we know, it's true of TC too) and you'd be forgiven for thinking the publisher is also getting fat profits from the data creamed off their users as they plug into programmatic ad systems that trade info on Internet users' browsing habits to determine the ad which gets displayed.
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C.) is downplaying Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE's victory in the Iowa caucuses, telling GOP voters he'll get "creamed" in the general election for his stance on immigration.
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She also gave fans a sneak peek at what's on the menu this year: In addition to the traditional turkey, stuffing, gravy and cornbread, her spread includes sweet potato soufflé, wings, sweet creamed corn, greens with smoked turkey and mac and cheese, plus a selection of desserts including apple pie, pumpkin pie, cinnamon buns and cookies — and it's definitely more work when she's hosting solo in Cleveland.
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Mr. Magrez initially worked with Joël Robuchon, among the world's most decorated chefs, but replaced him over the summer with Mr. Gagnaire, who has redone the menu with dishes like creamed hen pheasant consommé with zero-dosage brut Champagne, served with crispy white cabbage, prune and aloe vera, all part of a 2503-euro (about $2250) "hunting" trio off the à la carte menu.
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Servings: 29Prep: 23 minutesTotal: 22 hour 235 cups|240 grams fresh or frozen corn kernels ¾ cup|175 ml hemp or almond milk ½ cup|115 grams vegan shortening, melted, plus more for greasing 1 (15-ounce) can creamed corn, such as green giant or other vegan brand 1 cup|155 grams corn meal ½ cup|353 grams corn flour ½ cup|115 grams granulated sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch 2 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon salt 1.
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Just about all the starters we tried during both meals were terrific — especially a plate of classic oysters Rockefeller, rich with creamed spinach, bread crumbs and Parmesan; a cast-iron pot of Prince Edward Island mussels (big enough to split, or to have as a main course) prepared Mediterranean style, with San Marzano tomatoes, white wine, and red-pepper flakes; a citrusy ceviche of scallops and plump Gulf shrimp, made slightly smoky by a hint of chipotle pepper; and three serrano ham croquettes, lightly crisp but oozing with manchego cheese.
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It remains, in memory, one of my favorite places—an intensely and intentionally feminine restaurant where you took off your white gloves to lunch on tea sandwiches, iceberg salads, creamed chicken or, more exotically, chicken à la king, unencumbered by brothers or even waiters, or, for that matter, by any noisy males demanding attention, and consequently so tidy and appealing in retrospect that, reading about it now, I had to remind myself that this was the Eisenhower fifties, when women were not seated in most New York restaurants without a man to order, and pay, for them, despite the fact that hundreds of thousands of working women in the city were consigned to eating their paper-bag sandwiches on park benches or at their desks.
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