And sourdough — delicious, hot, crusty sourdough with melted butter.
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Between nasty bathrooms (hair-clogged drains, crusty towels), disheveled kitchens (sinks piled high with food-caked dirty dishes), and abominable bedrooms (stained sheets, more crusty towels), some guys' living spaces are legit hellholes.
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Not the ones with the crusty tent on the ground.
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After all, the main ingredient is rustic, chewy, crusty bread.
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The word "crusty" doesn't usually inspire much of an appetite.
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Serve it with some Vichy carrots and a crusty baguette!
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Then the lovably crusty Mr. Rzewski had a musical complaint.
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Add some wine and crusty bread, and dinner is done.
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Beneath it, thick, crusty bread was covered in toasted cheese.
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Just load those crusty, greasy dishes right into the dishwasher.
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The crusty old Tundra ain't broken, so why fix it?
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At the end, there's coffee, clementines, crusty bread and butter.
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Plenty spicy and piled high on good crusty sourdough. Unf.
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I read that it even rejuvenates a crusty old-mouse heart.
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We take the subway home and stop for some crusty bread.
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The bread was sensational — crusty but soft, and with that butter!
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These 11-inch wheels can ride over any crusty city streets.
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The ribs are the undeniable star: charred, crusty, smoky and meaty.
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There's nothing more elitist and upper-crusty than a private jet.
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I did notice that the liner got a little bit crusty.
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Peel off those crusty P.J.s and put on a new suit.
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He's the crusty curmudgeon who looks pained every time he smiles.
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We zoom over foot-thick ice covered in packed, crusty snow.
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Serve with pasta or a few slices of nice, crusty grilled bread.
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I get lentil soup with crusty bread and a side salad ($15.31).
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Will the smooth spread on crusty bread ever go out of style?
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He is a crusty voice in Washington .... plus, we need his vote.
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Cheese boards and fancy dips sit atop seeded crackers or crusty breads.
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Does it pair best with a dark cracker or a crusty loaf?
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Clint Eastwood has been doing the crusty curmudgeon thing for a while.
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Crusty leather gloves pull on ropes attached to heavy metal cargo containers.
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They noted that the bagels were too crusty to be Bagel Bites.
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Even the wine in the crusty pinot noir rolls was produced there.
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I like that with crusty bread, salted butter, a chilled red wine.
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Crusty, musty Emperor Palpatine and the horrifying news that he absolutely fucked.
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Make some simple crusty bread to go with it, and Lucali salad.
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The fungus combined with incessant scratching made for quite the crusty, discolored sight.
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In Destroyer, her newest movie, she's something completely different: a crusty, grumpy cop.
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IN A COUNTRY of crusty old warlords, Raya al-Hassan is challenging stereotypes.
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You can see every shade and crusty edge of lichen on the trees.
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Christie's was a crusty, old organization in which a porter was a porter.
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He eventually does a skillful job shaping up his girlfriend's crusty-nosed son.
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It is practically begging you to serve it with crisp, crusty garlic bread.
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Melted cheese over potatoes, cured meats, crusty bread, and other vegetables and delectables.
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No, we're not suggesting that you buy someone's old crusty ones from Craigslist.
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The featured cocktail at the wedding was inspired by the pair's cat, Crusty.
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But not all crusty billionaires are willing to roll the dice on Trump.
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Yes, near the movie's climax, Bruce Dern, playing a crusty old bar owner, tells the protagonist Kip (Josh Hartnett, underplaying beautifully) a dire story of a kid back in Dern's crusty childhood, whose friends let him die of a snake bite.
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Britons also shop at "White & Red", lured by the garlicky sausage and crusty bread.
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Many supposedly global firms were crusty colonial relics; at home British industry was decaying.
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And who doesn't have a crusty old bottle of glue somewhere in their home?
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A crusty baguette or flaky biscuit dunked in soup is delicious, but occasionally messy.
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He materializes with a crusty, tawny orb that he places on a cutting board.
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I like it with a big green salad and a loaf of crusty bread.
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It was really cool — right next to Eric's not crusty, very nice leather jacket.
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It's crusty on top but soft underneath, so we're having to be very careful.
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Serve with crusty bread, and that's all you need for a light, satisfying dinner.
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Front Burner Breadbaskets all over Brazil often tempt with warm, crusty rolls oozing cheese.
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You attack all the savory juices with soup spoons and chunks of crusty bread.
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Woe betide the crusty CEO who sees it only as a cat video repository.
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Sop up this classic sherry and tomato broth with crusty bread when you're done.
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So, no crusty treats, but instead Adimab is using all that yeast to cure cancer.
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Spoiler: People felt okay at the beginning and now they feel like tired, crusty garbage.
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Broken glass, empty beer cans and crusty styrofoam containers were scattered on the dusty floor.
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The loaves rest in a small electric oven, ensuring that they stay warm and crusty.
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Mucous is 95 percent water, in fact, while crusty boogers are simply snot sans moisture.
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And you don't see Morgan and the crusty old man brigade taking issue with that.
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No one wants crusty, gooey headphones — not resellers, and certainly not your AirPods' next users.
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Serve a bunch of sliced tomatoes on the side alongside a haunch of crusty bread.
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Here was this crusty Korean War veteran, spewing trash-talk like a professional wrestling promoter.
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It's not the crusty, Rolling Stone 500 album-reading bros making the boundary-pushing art.
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But now the crusty Vermont independent wants to be a senatorial pied piper for Democrats.
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The patriarch is a crusty octogenarian with roots in traditional journalism and the British Commonwealth.
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The eyes on the screen were bloodshot and the lashes were crusty, unlike her niece's.
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I just don't love how it made the inside of my nose crusty each morning.
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He was a tough customer and crusty dude with rough edges, but we loved him.
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I inspected a dead one, and it had the feel of a crusty coconut husk.
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Crusty men in suits that once fitted rise slowly to their feet to make confused points.
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This crusty romanticism is somehow held in — it's just not cool to be outright about it.
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Bocadillo is literally just a potato and egg tortilla/omelet served between a crusty bread roll.
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I thought, staring a passing group of crusty-lipped teenagers in tie-dye shorts and ponchos.
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Do not be deterred by the smell, which has notes of sweaty butt and crusty sock.
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Lingering smell aside, he enjoys the work and the kippers, which he recommends in crusty bread.
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The advent of Donald Trump and his crusty, canny lieutenant Steve Bannon evens up the teams.
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The brisket, dark and crusty on the outside, jiggled with rendered fat under its peppery bark.
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Someone had hung meats out to dry, like crusty stockings on a stretched piece of twine.
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" The 82-year-old Hatch added: "The older we get the more crusty we can be.
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Bolinas mostly calls to mind its population of crusty bohemians, or its rows of old Victorians.
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The bread was slightly crusty, the lettuce crunchy, and the meat thinly sliced and sublimely soft.
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Here are some universal tips for achieving a crusty, caramelized gratin: • Do not crowd the pan.
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Added cream gives it a rich, buttery texture that pairs perfectly with crusty bread or crackers.
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His carefully prepared dough metamorphosed into crusty baguettes, and Mr. M'seddi was a whirl of motion.
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On one end, there's the remnant of the crusty outer shell that once belonged to Earth.
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Just don't neglect to serve it with a lot of fresh crusty bread or good toast.
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The blisters heal in a week or two to form crusty scabs that eventually fall off.
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"He's a crusty voice in Washington," he said of Mr. McCain, in something approaching a compliment.
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Swollen, shriveled, gnarled, bloody, stringy, flattened, crusty, sometimes frozen in place: the pictures aren't conventionally pretty.
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It's fresh and eventful, but also seems crusty and precarious, almost like an unearthed archaeological relic.
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All we had left were a few crusty cottons, our spoons, and a brimming syringe container.
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And geezer billionaires, like a lot of other crusty old dudes, seem kind of chronically cranky.
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I love that you can have something be really mucky and crusty, and also a ghost.
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One crusty traveler's pit bull even attacked a man and his small dog - killing the other dog.
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Do you feel the stirrings of lust, knowing it would probably mean dealing with crusty body parts?
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"You've got this crusty stuff that's covering everything, and it can protect it for centuries," Wright says.
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It's still dark when you wriggle your battered, crusty meat sack out of your frozen sleeping bag.
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No need to worry about heading off to work with a crusty cream smeared on your pimple.
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Like a marshmallow that you've burned so it's gooey on the inside and crusty on the outside.
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But it's possible the liquid could just be sweat, seeing as they appear to be "crusty" now.
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For a show that debuted over 15 years ago, "Dead Like Me" doesn't feel crusty or dated.
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What should have been smooth and translucent appeared white, crusty and malevolent looking, with spiky, calcified cusps.
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Many people have a taste for thoroughly browned foods, crusty corners and inky, bittersweet edges — in moderation.
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She may now be a dreadlocked white Rastafarian, "crusty" in their lingo, or she might be dead.
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All I could taste was the egg — which definitely needed more flavor — and the dry, crusty muffin.
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Simply put, they don't seem to care what adults, skeptics, deniers and crusty politicians think of them.
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Now she had a crusty lesion on the top of her head that needed to be biopsied.
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Harris Yulin is also a kick as their crusty but loyal neighbor with his own complicated past.
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Besides Nygaard and Williams, the other star of the pair's channel just might be their cat, Crusty.
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The 9.7-inch Boox Typewriter probably has a garbage keyboard, and some old and crusty version of Android.
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Eventually the gems got crusty and lost their luster, so I began hunting for the next best case.
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Mr Xi spars with crusty generals, powerful bureaucracies and large state-owned enterprises controlled by the central government.
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You'll probably be directed to websites that look crusty and are hard to navigate in all of this.
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I agree, as this is the only scenario in which the baguette's crusty exterior would not be compromised.
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In my opinion, a thinner texture makes them less likely to get clumpy and crusty throughout the day.
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I get eggs, butter, a tomato, an onion, a crusty roll, a croissant, and a pack of gum.
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This is meant to be soaked up with slices of galaosiyo, crusty bread beautifully cratered with air holes.
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Baste them in butter, whip out your loaf of crusty bread, and you're set to crack and snack.
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Platforming a 1:1 scale of a crusty single room flat, the work animates an aesthetic of shit.
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He reached for a crusty off-white wedge sitting in his fridge, with few other items surrounding it.
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Be sure to serve this up with crusty bread to soak up all that good garden veggie sauce.
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I envisioned my four giant zits headlining the festival, caked in crusty concealer, spotlit by the LA sun.
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The tablecloths were blue plastic and flowered and the food was soft, overcooked noodles and hard, crusty bread.
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From a crusty ocean shore scattered with chips to a crunchy cocktail rim held against your lips, yes.
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His opponent cowered in fear and attempted to deflect the fuselage of bread bombs from the crusty curmudgeon.
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It's also very good on a crusty bun, if you wait till the inside gets good and soggy.
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Buy the sustainably harvested beechwood computer brush, $35, and soothe your computer by swooshing its crumby, crusty surfaces.
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Why watch one crusty guy hand out roses to women who deserve more when you can watch six!
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Claude himself brought it out to me—along with a fresh loaf of that crusty sourdough you like.
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There's no need to accept crusty myths about balanced budgets and "pay-fors" and the sanctity of markets.
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Duke had a persistent, crusty yellow eye infection, while Bogart had an abscess on his back and required hospitalization.
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The symptoms of canine distemper in dogs include fever, nasal discharge, crusty eye discharge, lethargy, coughing, vomiting and diarrhea.
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Remain plays crusty, black metal-influenced skramz from somewhere within the grimy urban nightmare we call New York City.
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Each viral post brings another round of cringe-inducing, crusty visuals — and yet, we can't seem to look away.
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Unlike the three-banded armadillos which can curl themselves up completely into crusty impenetrable balls, nine-banded armadillos can't.
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My home automation system needs a complete revamp (it's gotten a bit crusty since it was installed in 2001).
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Her crusty, conservative father, her rambunctious brothers, all extolling the virtues of rooting for the Bears and the Cuba.
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It's a tale as old as time: Some crusty guy owned himself when he tried going after Chrissy Teigen.
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"This will help create a nice, crusty bottom so you have more texture when you're eating it," he says.
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What's the secret to living with antiques in an old space and making it look elegant rather than crusty?
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If you think you have it, don't scratch — the bumps can turn into crusty sores that cause permanent scars.
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Paired with crusty bread and an autumnal harvest salad, this meal will be on repeat even after winter arrives.
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" (Is the term "pizza reverse fold" trademarked?) "If it's really crusty," he continued, "you'll dip the crust in water.
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It's another riveting season of crusty, dusty, caked-up disasters with burnt edges and too-raw-to-eat insides.
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But the most common lunch order here is the mixed meat roll — mortadella, coppa, salami — on crusty white bread.
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His characters included self-satisfied corporate executives, crusty academics, imperious dowagers and bewildered teenagers on the cusp of adulthood.
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Brine evaporates, leaving crusty formations colored by minerals, iron and salt-thriving halophile algae to create this multicolored scenery.
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It's served warm and well-toasted, with stringy, melty mozzarella and a crusty yet soft bread that's perfectly satisfying.
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S. and I split a foot long, which is served on a crusty baguette with English mustard and fried onions.
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Upon hearing of Villa Italian Kitchen's plan to get extra crusty, Mclaren shared the news along with his Jadakiss anecdote.
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An unfortunate northern water snake seen with crusty and thickened scales overlaying raised blisters caused by a fungal skin infection.
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After removing the crusty gunk with a scalpel, the gummy yellow lipoma slips out of Leonard's arm nice and smoothly.
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As such, do not give her a crusty pasta sculpture or a gift you plan to "borrow" within 24 hours.
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Then maybe it started where a crusty old Scalia type will like wingman with her, and go on hunting trips.
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At some point, it will be time to wipe the crusty saliva from your mouth and attempt to achieve greatness.
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Slow Cooker Butternut Squash Soup We're dreaming of dunking a crusty grilled cheese in this velvety butternut squash soup. 4.
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Remove from the heat and stir in the mint, if using.. Serve the soup in large bowls with crusty bread.
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So while it pains my small, crusty Maple Leafs fan heart to say it: Everyone stop picking on Marc Bergevin.
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A quick drizzle of this rich and healthy oil over a slice of crusty bread or bowl of ice cream?
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Rice is also cooked in this stove; at the bottom of it, a crusty layer of rice, called guoba, forms.
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Our recipe for red bean stew is a lovely one-pot meal to serve with noodles or crusty country bread.
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Have a crusty baguette handy for sopping up all of the good braising liquid from the bottom of this pot.
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Go for an open-face style sandwich and spread some cheesy, Old Bay-heavy crab dip on good, crusty bread.
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Though Fautrier's crusty, lumpy, smeared canvases dominate the exhibition, to me these materialistic muddles wane next to his earlier works.
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And when you're talking survival to a bunch of crusty rabbit-eating beardos in pelts, you're speaking the same language.
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Single-source coffees via Counter Culture coffee, and crusty on the outside, doughy on the inside bagels are the specialty.
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His bread — rich, crusty and earthy — is very clearly superior to its industrial cousins that are the unsavory Paris norm.
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The two-foot-long stretches of crusty, chewy flatbreads, with various toppings, are sold whole, half or by the piece.
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But when she opened the new waffle maker, she found an old, crusty-looking waffle already inside, her father says.
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Jagged volcanic rock forms a crusty perimeter around the island, with inlets that are rhythmically thrashed by the ocean waves.
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Skin Deep Aging can bring unwelcome surprises, like crusty brown spots that gradually appear on your face, neck or trunk.
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For instance, the synthesizers on "Africa" by Toto sounded almost brassy and the marimbas were just crusty enough on the earbuds.
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Michiko Itatani's paintings from her series Starry Night Encounter with crusty surfaces makes you feel you are surrounded by celestial zones.
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I wipe my ass with paper and flush the toilet, lost and without a path, alone with my crusty crap cannon.
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I bite into a freshly made one and love the way its crusty layer gives way to a soft, spicy center.
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One night the slices of crusty Italian peasant bread served to each table were so small they felt like a tease.
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They're delicious but pretty tiny, so we each get two, as well as grilled shrimp and crusty bread for the table.
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Toast in the morning, a nice cheese and pickle sandwich for lunch, and maybe a crusty roll or two at dinner.
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The first team ever to set foot on Thwaites Glacier, in the late 1950s, included a crusty glaciologist named Charlie Bentley.
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The renowned crusty, flaky, French baguette teams up with a generous amount of ham and some butter in this classic sandwich.
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NPD is a momentous time where cheesy, crusty, tomato-y lovers all across the nation join together in spirit and celebrate.
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The monster certainly has a gnarlier than usual look, with a scarred, mutilated face, and burned, crusty skin like cooling lava.
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But for the rest of us, the result is best described as dry and crusty, and doused with synthetic coconut fragrance.
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In all this she is rather like Mr Ishihara, a crusty hawk who loved to bait China—despite his ungallant words.
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If you're sick of your crusty old office, here are some of Australia's best new buildings so you can start daydreaming.
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The bread (which, as everyone knows, makes or breaks a sandwich) was particularly good: chewy but yielding, with a crusty exterior.
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Someone had to dish out lukewarm chicken fingers and crusty mac-n-cheese, and it may as well be my mom.
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Crusty bread and salad are all you need to serve with it, though sautéed or baked broccoli rabe would be nice.
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But it was his portrayals of Churchill, Britain's crusty and indomitable wartime prime minister, that defined him for many British audiences.
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This one has tomato, baby spinach greens, and a creamy sun-dried tomato pesto sauce squeezed within its crusty grilled slices.
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The average wage for the crusty punks and college kids who showed up at harvest time was around $250 a pound.
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With cucumbers, avocado, and a crusty baguette, this version will get you stoked on the bagged lunch classic all over again.
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This painting-cum-illustration and other, mostly bluish gray or brownish, crusty, and earthy images, are thick in surface and mood.
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The coming months mark the beginning of comfort food season with crusty casseroles, cheesy-baked pastas, warmly stacked lasagnas, and much more.
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But what makes these cakes more than intricate, pus-like artwork is that the crusty blemishes are actually meant to be squeezed.
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A panino, the Sakano, is named for the monsignor; crusty Parisi bread is spread with imported Italian tuna, hot peppers and arugula.
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For the hard and crusty boogers that form while your kid is sleeping, this slightly ridiculous-looking Oogiebear tool is a godsend.
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"Aside from some old crusty jars of salsa and pickles, I hardly had to toss anything, which made me happy," Drummond wrote.
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Especially because it was never as complicated as a game as it looked, a crusty old campaigner with a heart of gold.
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That way myself and the crusty old vets can hold formations and continue to protect and serve our great country once more.
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As for us, we're cool with burgers—though not sure we'll take Google's advice to "burn to an extra crusty, brown crisp."
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They're not going to feel better just because their kitchen floor is no longer covered with soup puddle and crusty bong water.
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But without a doubt, my favorite thing at Jingle Hell's was the crusty, Billy Bob Thornton-esque Santa Claus roaming the halls.
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A butcher sandwich is really just whatever cut of meat happens to be lying around, on some crusty bread, with sparse condiments.
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They use crusty, thick salt for cooking to seal the steak, while finer Ile de Re grains are sprinkled over for serving.
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My favorite appetizer was tangy grilled provolone, just melted and crusty on the bottom, topped with a charred tomato slice and oregano.
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The bread was a plus: warm, crusty slices, brought in from a local bakery and served with a delicious truffle-herb butter.
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The person itching to confirm a general bias against hip-hop kids or crusty punks imputes crooked character to the clothing itself.
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The good, crusty bread in the basket at the beginning of the meal was made at Ayhan's Shish-Kebab across the street.
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The consistency (crusty versus sticky) of your gound can vary with allergies or how much you touch your eyes throughout the day.
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Granted, I'm (relatively speaking) a crusty veteran of the event, but I suspect I would have had I been a virgin, too.
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If only we had been carrying our own legally purchased breadsticks we could have stopped the crusty old bugger in his tracks.
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You'll want more for mopping or dunking, so be sure to serve the salad with a crusty baguette or hearth-baked loaf.
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The shitheads that come see the crusty punk bands love to work over the bathrooms and they all think they are graffers.
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I pick things from the back of the shelf and inspect them for stains or any crusty leftover food or liquid stains.
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A "new" Amazon waffle maker came with an old crusty-looking waffle already in it The hidden calories in your booze, explained
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Pasta with meatballs is a nice Sunday night feed, particularly if you make some simple crusty bread to go along with it.
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Served in the restaurant, the buffet includes fresh carrot, apple-lime and watermelon juices; cheeses and charcuterie; crusty breads; and various sweets.
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Or her gamberi in saór — a shrimp riff on classic Venetian sweet and sour sardines piled on a crusty slice of baguette.
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Some are more positive than others: STOP I DIDN'T KNOW THERE WERE MULTIPLE PICS FJDJDDJDJD GIRL WYD DROP HIS CRUSTY ASS pic.twitter.
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Once you get rid of the crusty creams and dated palettes, you'll be left with that signature joy Kondo is always talking about.
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It is even less surprising that France, the home of the croissant and the crusty baguette, takes the competition most seriously of all.
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They're made in-house and are divine: the top is sweet and crusty and inside of the bun is melted, egg yolk goodness.
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Too often, we go out for breakfast or dessert and are only given one tea option — a crusty bag of Lipton's from 1989.
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Meanwhile, the damaged heart's already narrowed, and crusty blood vessels struggle to keep up with the increased demand from the straining, wheezing heart.
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It might sound weird, but to be fair, the best part of bread is oftentimes the texture — from buttery brioche to crusty sourdough.
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Eventually, Nazi commandant/crusty old dean Karl Von Steiner (Max Von Sydow) decides to use Colby and his Sta-league for propaganda purposes.
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Instead of wasting time with breadcrumbs and Parmesan to give this gratin its crusty crunch, Matty has employed Cheetos to do the job.
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Reid's peers—crusty legends like Angelo Dundee and Cus D'Amato—all play as different shades of Mick, the character from the Rocky franchise.
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August Richards), Scott's oncologist, and one of Robin's oldest friends; and Larry (Michael O'Neill), a crusty sort who Scott sponsored in Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Sawdust, wood glue, and upholstery foam are tamped down and bound, creating buttery waves and crusty textures that ripple across the chair's surface.
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For nearly twenty years, Stockholm's Victims have dished out an onslaught of crusty d-beat, hardcore punk, and Motörhead-quality rock 'n' roll.
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Though honey building up on the equipment can be a problem, coaches say it will eventually dry up, turn crusty and chip off.
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Like Goldwater, McCain is known for his crusty candor and ripe humor, both of which seem particularly needed in an age of obfuscation.
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The crusty roll stuffed with cold cuts is not a sandwich that exists in Italy, outside fast-food imitations of the American version.
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The resulting pancake is fat and gorgeous, brown and crusty on its edges, as thick and even as a layer of birthday cake.
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Breakfasts here typically include a small glass jar filled with locally produced yogurt, along with crusty bread served thick with rich, yellow butter.
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"The house is just as crusty as it ever was, but we've aged a lot more," he says, huffing with a sigh of nostalgia.
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In the evenings, patrons at Gerald's nibble on Spanish anchovies with warm crusty bread, or rich ox tongue over a pile of bracing sauerkraut.
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Dainty desserts, stalwart local and Western entrees, and crusty sandwiches revolve around two dozen kinds of coffee and as many teas and fresh juices.
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And a second coat of lipstick on top of a hours-old shade is bound to leave you with nothing but a crusty mess.
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Stiff, sticky, wet, crusty — four words you never want to hear when you're talking about brow gel (or pretty much anything, for that matter).
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Jun Yoshizuki has the purr-fect recipe for French toast: a crusty baguette, eggs, a splash of milk, and a couple of captivated cats.
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Burrata is heavenly no matter how you eat it: spread on crusty bread, scarfed down by the spoonful, or in this stupidly simple salad.
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The Eugene, OR outfit's thrashy, crusty, dark hardcore ticks all of my boxes, and despite the rawness of its emotional delivery, is maddeningly listenable.
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He is a crusty voice in Washington," Trump said Monday to a smattering of laughs before pausing and adding, "Plus, we need his vote.
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There is nothing like "natural history museum" to evoke crusty, static old dioramas with former woolly mammoths eternally raising their trunks in frozen salute.
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The latter is made not with New Orleans-style French bread but with a sharply crusty hero roll from the beloved Brooklyn bakery Caputo's.
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"Really tough conditions for where the pins were located, and the greens got really crusty in the end," Spieth told ESPN after the round.
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I really liked her family, her crusty, conservative father, her rambunctious brothers, all extolling the virtue of rooting for the bears and the cubs.
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And it's not just trees that are getting fucked up by Bunge and Cargill (who sound like crusty a detective team from the 70s).
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Garnish the pasta with the basil leaves and serve with the crabs and lots of crusty bread to sop up lots of the sauce.
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All of its sandwiches are made with top-of-the-line, fresh deli ingredients and crusty Italian bread and are named after Hollywood stars.
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The trancas were sandwiches of lechón, a Creole roast pork dish from the Caribbean, served on crusty lengths of bread introduced by French corsairs.
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Then cut a lemon into wedges to serve on the side, and put some crusty bread or pitas in a low oven to warm.
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Serve caponata on little toasts as an appetizer or to accompany a meal — or as a picnic lunch with a loaf of crusty bread.
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Four years later, many of those crusty brown pipes have been replaced by shiny cobalt-blue ones, reflecting a broader infrastructure overhaul in Bayonne.
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This annual phenomenon can lead to theaters clogged with old-lady bait, which usually means something British and upper-crusty, preferably with literary roots.
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In the winter, you'll find heavier fare, such as veal stracotto (stew) — piled on a crusty roll, like some Venetian version of pulled pork.
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She rarely attended classes in Paris and opted to uncover fresh produce markets like Les Halles, hot crusty bread, great wine, and French restaurants.
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Fritsche bakes his own bread at Stable and describes his ideal dipper as something crusty on the outside but soft and chewy on the inside.
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Nick was late to develop, and in season 1, he was accompanied by the crusty, ancient, barely discernible Hormone Monster Rick (also voiced by Kroll).
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I ate a spoonful of Ramsay's first, and the visual texture matched the mouthfeel: it was ideally cheesy, clumpy, and crusty without being too dry.
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It took its last symbolic breaths as a crusty, once-powerful internet company, it had its email service banned on Capitol Hill, and—oh yeah!
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Someone's selling a crusty paper cup that might've once touched Elvis Presley's lips and there are people already willing to drop over $150 for it.
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In fact, you'll probably want to get started on this tonight if you want crusty, nutty, rich bread to stuff into your maw this weekend.
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"Hunt for the Wilderpeople" takes a troika of familiar story types — the plucky kid, the crusty geezer, the nurturing bosom — and strips them of cliché.
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Most painters responded by getting weirder, more abstract, more experimental; representational figurative art was anachronistic, inert, crusty — a form of vanity exclusive to the rich.
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As an offshoot focused on the so-called "masters" of western painting, things can get quite stuffy with impassible Impressionists and the occasional crusty Picasso.
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First, you need a thick schmear of that mayo going down the entire length of a crusty, good-quality baguette that's been sliced in half.
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And then, a charred and crusty steak, ready-sliced, scattered with chunks of blood-ripe tomato, knobs of blue cheese and rings of white onion.
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But I love the idea that Italian immigrant culture morphed into the same kind of crusty, meaty magic, independently, on opposite sides of the globe.
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He could caramelize onions, reheat the chop, slice bread from the corner bakery, the hard, crusty kind, soak it in grease or batter to fry.
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You'd go into your record store and there'd be this old crusty guy — who I look like now — kind of talking to the cashier too much.
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Just look at what's in there — all the dinner detritus and crusty dishes you've promised to clean later, only to leave it in there for weeks.
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We have everything we need to make Jenner's dreams come true — we just have to play a relatively crusty version of The Sims to do it.
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If you're prone to tartar—that hard, crusty buildup that further boosts your risk of decay—tartar-control formulas with ingredients called pyrophosphates reduce its stickiness.
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It starts with crusty bread (here baguette) which gets smeared with refried black beans ("you don't want them too smooth; just beat them up a little").
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If you watch it and find yourself craving buckets of skunky beer and crusty three-ring binders full of obscure codes, no one can blame you.
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The camp was situated in the car park of a crusty apartment block just down the way from Khlong Toei Market and the old Lumpinee Stadium.
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A few folks alerted the ground crew, who spent the next several hours digging the change out of the jet engine like an old crusty couch.
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Katsudon, a bowl topped with a crusty plank of golden-brown pork loin, and sakedon, which comes with caught-that-mornig salmon, are crowd-pleasing favorites.
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"Ah, that old stuff," they say, remembering it with a warmth and pride not unlike a crusty old veteran reminiscing about his hard-earned battle scars.
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I can't really think of any type of bread I don't like: crackers, cakes, cookies, loaves, dense multi-grains, crusty loaves, airy whites—all things baked.
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Each time, we came across human remains, as well as countless abandoned items along the route: bibles being devoured by insects, crusty backpacks, empty gallon jugs.
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There are in fact few things more closely associated with France than the baguette, that long crusty stick that announces its nationality like no other bread.
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What makes them ultra dope is the harmonious contrast between the emerging disorder of their crusty, protruding exteriors, and the cracked, mirrored orbs at their centers.
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Hathaway, affecting an upper-crusty accent as Josephine's default voice (she has others when she needs them), savors her own chilliness and weaponizes her self-control.
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Most modern dishwashers can handle those sticky, crusty food remnants just fine, said Peter Brostrom, a water efficiency manager for the California Water Resources Control Board.
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Though lichens vary widely in color and form, most often seen are the white crusty varieties that colonize the surface of trees, rocks and barren soil.
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Mr. Irving's crusty codger insists on filling the roster with back-in-the-day teammates played by Mr. O'Neal, Reggie Miller, Chris Webber and Nate Robinson.
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I was determined to reformulate the dish so that the eggplant would behave like a cutlet of veal or chicken, standing on its own crusty merits.
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There was an antipasto of bresaola and crusty bread, then bowls of long, thin maccheroni in tomato sauce, followed by plates of veal and pork meatballs.
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It was a grand meal, but I also would have been happy with only bollito misto, a crusty loaf of bread and a bottle of wine.
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They sport a web of cotija and Parmesan cheese and a wash of jalapeño butter, which explains the crusty bread that rides shotgun with the seafood.
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As Ripken sees it: the game inside the game cannot be measured by a spreadsheet—but it can be measured by a qualified, crusty baseball man.
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As Nygaard explained in the vlog, Crusty wouldn't have enjoyed the wedding experience, but the two involved him anyways in the creation of their specialty cocktail.
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The Crusty-inspired drink was an espresso martini that Williams described as a classier Four Loko that was brown, like the cat, as well as caffeinated.
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Even the New York Post, which had printed the initial story, ran a follow-up accusing the mayor of being "hot and crusty" over pizza prices.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 40 minutes 1 lemon, halved crusty bread, for serving Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high.
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His grilled cheese is just as imperial: We're talking thick, crusty bread with two kinds of cheese: Cheddar, and American (for that magical, melty processed factor).
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No matter what your favorite slow-simmered, crusty-roasted, or cheesy-baked dish may be, a far less time-consuming cooking option is closer than you think.
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And to hear her tell it, turning "the equivalent of Helen of Troy" into a crusty, broken down-detective was a challenge straight out of Greek mythology.
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As far as I'm concerned, the Michigan quartet is a perfect band: good people, good politics, and an atmospheric, crusty black metal sound that just doesn't quit.
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Only the red snapper in a thin potato crust fell flat with fish that was mushy and bland, and a crust that was not at all crusty.
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"The impressive thing is the speed at which PCL is getting this all done," says Kevin Garnett (again, not the NBA player, just the crusty project manager).
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Reid and her brother, Cameron, also make kouign-amanns, a crusty Breton cake and "cruffins," which are filled with lemon curd or peanut butter and jelly. Scrumptious.
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I scour the kitchen countertops (which are crusty from rolling out all the pie dough), clean the bathroom mirror, counter, sink, and toilet, and vacuum the floors.
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The only thing in Brazil as well-loved as football might be this crusty concoction of roast beef, gherkins, mozzarella, oregano, and tomato on a bread roll.
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There was an smudge of unidentified origin on the right edge of his mouth; it was cherry-red and crusty, like a screenshot of a bubbling wound.
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That would appeal to the crusty Vermont senator, who has said billionaires shouldn't exist, about as much as force-feeding foie gras to an animal-rights activist.
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Reading this recipe is the digital equivalent of leafing through the pages of a worn, crusty cookbook where any surrounding context regarding a recipe's backstory is removed.
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Primal ragers like "Blood for Blood" and "Choose Your Side" snarl with crusty menace, while the melodic, clean-sung moments in "Thy Kingdom" hint at grander ambitions.
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I am functionally literate when it comes to bread and have made hundreds of crusty, open-crumbed loaves since a sourdough obsession took hold a year ago.
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Dafoe takes the crusty old sailor archetype and dials it all the way up, spitting out crudely poetic toasts when he's not puffing away at his pipe.
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This is a great bagel, a Nobel Prize bagel, the gold ring of life, glistening and crusty, hard but chewy, a bagel that's like reading Philip Roth.
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Rice pilaf, a mound of polenta or even a torn-up loaf of crusty bread will suffice; this braised lamb has enough personality for the whole plate.
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Gather a selection of picnic supplies, perhaps some speck, graukäse (a pungent Tyrolean cheese named after its gray rind), apple cider and a loaf of crusty rye.
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At 6.50 euros, it was still a good deal, and I enjoyed it with a crusty white roll I purchased from a local baker for 25 cents.
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You'll have plenty of buttery pan juices left over, which you should whisk together and mop up with crusty bread or spoon over rice or roasted potatoes.
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The frescoes had been hidden under a chalky deposit and algae during their many centuries of abandonment, while smoke from oil lamps had darkened the crusty surfaces.
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The long blade with a series of sharp teeth excels at neatly cutting through the exterior of crusty loaves and gliding through soft ones without crushing them.
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An abundant breakfast buffet (included in the rate) featured Finnish specialties such as juniper-smoked salmon, crusty rye sourdough and tangy yogurt with raspberry or gooseberry jam.
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While I did not partake of this crusty fare, it seems safe to say that those who do are in little danger of serious indigestion, even psychologically.
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Just hearing that makes me think of some crusty, old-ass, should-not-be-doing-it-anymore, broke down rock dude, but I don't feel like that!
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And no, I will not be craving that loaf of powdered-sugar covered, crusty bread with chunks of indeterminable dried fruit inside that got stashed behind the Keurig.
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That reminded contemporary viewers of Zhu Rongji, a crusty reformer who was prime minister at the time, Ying Zhu of the City University of New York has noted.
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It doesn't dry me out and, in fact, the longer you wear it, the more it dissolves to a flattering stain as opposed to patches of crusty color.
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Yes, these glorious, golden little sea treasures are begging to be eaten by the dozens, perhaps with a loaf of crusty bread to drench in the ensuing broth.
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Where we―me, my partner, and dog―left the car high-centered in two feet of crusty snow, the only signs of people were weeks-old snowmobile tracks.
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We just want to cook a lot of deliciousness into some beans over a long period of time, and serve the result with crusty bread and red wine.
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The water then evaporates, leaving crusty formations (see picture) coloured both by minerals like iron and copper, and by such algae and bacteria as can survive the salinity.
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I'd suggest instead ordering a classic beef Wellington; when wrapped in puff pastry or phyllo dough, it will hold the moisture but stay crusty brown on the outside.
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Now we have three episodes left to watch as these badass death-slayers fight against each other over who gets to sit on a crusty old Iron Throne.
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A crusty shaper of agents who lives by a "We leave men behind if we have to" philosophy, Hurley butts heads with his new charge, literally and figuratively.
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A lean, silver-haired figure as Hugo, Edmond Genest portrays the crusty novelist with a cool composure that curdles into spitefulness even as his voice thickens with emotion.
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Burgers, as we all know, are delicious — a near-perfect combination of fatty, salty meat with creamy cheese and fresh vegetables, all wrapped in a soft, crusty bun.
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While everything braises, the artichokes melt, the chicken turns silky and the sauce reduces into something savory, thick and perfect for swiping with a crusty hunk of bread.
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Her easy eggplant and tomato stew is finished with a coddled egg and served with crusty bread, and it's the perfect way to take advantage of eggplant season.
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Not only are the Chiswells poor advertisements for the elite classes, but also their upper-crusty names — Izzy, Fizzy and Flopsy, to provide just a sampling — are ridiculous.
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If you come to the neighborhood and don't have a drink at Sunny's, the wonderful, crusty and beloved bar on the bay, were you really here at all?
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We get an incredible Jerusalem artichoke soup that has truffles, mushroom, potato, and a lovely green oil with a side of a crusty bread end and garlic butter!
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You could serve it piled on top of perfectly crusty toast or focaccia bread or on a plate with potato chips, balsamic, chive oil, and spicy chili aioli.
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The bread wasn't just a social media stunt — it was legitimately good, with a perfectly crusty outer layer that satisfyingly ripped apart to reveal a flavorful, airy interior.
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And yet, through it all, he remained un-elite, crusty and cursing and toothpick-chomping, working in a disheveled Houston shop across the street from a Jiffy Lube.
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The nonstick surface, which is free from the toxic ingredient PFOA, is a dream to cook with because eggs glide smoothly on it without leaving any crusty residue.
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Crusty bread, ham, a creamy béchamel sauce, a hearty helping of Gruyère cheese, and, of course, a fried egg (this is the 'madame' part of the sandwich). Voilà!
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The team purchased and baked for themselves a lovely selection of forty baguettes and put the crusty loaves into some lab equipment to characterize all of their volatile compounds.
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His starts with a crusty loaf of semolina bread, which gets stuffed with gorgeous slices of ribeye, ricotta salata, fresh basil, Calabrian chile paste, and red wine-y jam.
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I enjoyed a Gallega torta (135 pesos), a crusty white roll stuffed with tender bacalao a lo tío, or salted cod, alongside an Espanta Pájaros pale ale (943 pesos).
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Celebrity singer-songwriter John Mayer and the crusty road warriors of the Grateful Dead will continue their unlikely collaboration this year with a summer tour across the United States.
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O'Leary argues that Trump's success can be attributed both to fatigue surrounding the "old, crusty brands" of Clinton and Bush, as well as widespread anger towards the current administration.
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John McCain a speedy recovery from surgery to remove a blood clot, labeled the 80-year-old Senate veteran "crusty" during a speech in the White House on Monday.
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While Tom Kenny is best known for doing the voice of Spongebob ... He also plays the crusty character Patchy the Pirate on the long running animation masterpiece 'Spongebob Squarepants.
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Next, Fields cuts a few fat slices of crusty bread and slathers them with butter before placing them in a hot skillet to toast until crispy and slightly charred.
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"Empathy School" appropriately finds Mr. Findlay, a large and crusty man who brings to mind the sort of irresponsible uncle that kids find irresistible, taking on a tutelary role.
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Vegetable-focussed appetizers include marinated shishito and Jimmy Nardello peppers, for layering on crusty toast with thickly squiggled ricotta that's been whipped until it's as densely creamy as labneh.
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I'd eat the crusty roasted-barley black bread—which has all the nutty, caramelized appeal of burnt toast without the bitterness, and a delightful hint of anise—every day.
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The spots he likes to skate are, if not outright sketchy, then at least eminently recognizable: a crusty rail behind a warehouse, the brick plaza of a municipal building.
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They serve Stumptown Coffee and Third Wave Coffee exclusively, single-origin pour-overs, and everything from breakfast burritos to Spanish dry chorizo and manchego sandwiches on crusty french rolls.
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The next morning the camera scans along David's body, crumpled on a bed of leaves, some of his fingers and toes have been bitten down to crusty little nubs.
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A few doors down at Hopkins Street Bakery, I paid $4.25 for a loaf of crusty multigrain bread (and I couldn't resist buying a $3 hamantash to snack on).
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Here, in "Autobiography: Japan (Shisen-do, Kyoto)" (1982) they are combined with scraps of tickets, exhibition guides and other ephemera into a crusty, dimpled, and obsessively constructed self image.
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" He described their post-2016 household as "a bad sitcom of a crusty old Gen X-er, who's kind of a lapsed liberal centrist, and my communist gay boyfriend.
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So perhaps that was why, as Romine brushed himself off at third base, the crusty backup catcher allowed himself a broad grin toward his teammates in the nearby dugout.
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"Nip/Tuck," one of the earliest successes for FX, gave Mr. Murphy his first hit and transformed FX from a crusty basic cable outpost into a premier entertainment destination.
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As a Washington and political reporter, Mr. Clymer, a tall figure with an often crusty manner, covered the Watergate scandal and the fall of Richard Nixon for The Sun.
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Out came the recipe I published for no-knead whole-wheat bread, and onto the crusty slices I spread mashed avocado simply flavored with lime juice and kosher salt.
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"Nip/Tuck," one of the earliest successes for FX, gave Mr. Murphy his first hit and transformed FX from a crusty basic cable outpost into a premier entertainment destination.
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Front Burner A Trapizzino is a thick triangle of crusty bread split open and filled with classics like hearty meatballs, chicken cacciatore or even braised tongue in green sauce.
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That crusty IKEA crockery won't age as well as you do, so you might as well invest in some handmade ceramics like these from La petite fabrique de Brunswick.
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Now, she travels with a crusty boom box and a few CDs of electronic music to dance in front of groups of ogling men who want one thing: sex.
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Fabrique also sells crusty, earthy rye loaves shaped like giant ciabattas, round rye breads thick with fruits and nuts, little fluted raspberry jam cakes, brownies, cinnamon buns and sandwiches.
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It comes with a crusty white roll, of course, and I wash the whole colon-clogging thing down with an entire bottle of apfelschorle and two cups of coffee.
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This eastern racer with SFD is exhibiting several abnormalities, including an opaque infected eye, roughened crusty scales on the chin, and several discolored roughened scales on the side of neck.
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I know that taking several bites of gnocchi or even snacking on hors d'oeuvres will melt my lipstick right off my lips, leaving behind an unattractive outline of crusty color.
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Gossage is a real caricature of baseball's old guard—the crusty old dudes who walked backwards and barefoot to spring training through hailstorms, they who say modern pitchers are babied.
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You heard right: Long gone are the days of crusty or flaky long-wear lipstick, because ColourPop has introduced a highly pigmented option that stays bright and comfortable all day.
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Enter the phrase "100 layers" into a web search, and you'll be bombarded with a seemingly endless supply of videos featuring crusty lipstick, shellacked nails, and horrifying mounds of wax.
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After much soul searching (our living room couch nearly turned crusty with the salt of my tears) I turned to my husband and declared I was going to graduate school.
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The move to the new capital allowed the civil service to marginalise many crusty old hands, who stayed behind in the previous capital, and to promote young modernisers, who moved.
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Doyle (D-PA) who defended the bill against the crusty arguments of its detractors and gamely accepted a handful of amendments that did not affect the meat of the bill.
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Ruminant flew across my radar like a bat out of hell, and sucked me in immediately with their furious crusty, death-speckled grind, contemplative dark hardcore passages, and nasty breakdowns.
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It allowed the game to breathe, for the player to truly drink in its cartoon Caribbean world full of oddball circus folk, crusty pirate captains and swashbuckling love-interest governors.
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They remain one of Chicago's finest entries into the annals of death, and their incorporation of crusty, HM2-fueled grime into their punishing missives was truly ahead of its time.
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Sean Kenny, a former police sergeant who was among the first on the scene when Baby Hope was found, recalled dealing with his supervisor at the time, a crusty lieutenant.
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Think of it as the push you need to finally toss those crusty, dried-up bottles (we all have a few), and replace them with shiny, new colors before summer.
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Front Burner A crusty loaf of whole-grain bread to start a meal and some elaborate French pastry classics to end one are new options on the Upper East Side.
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Add a spinach salad and crusty bread, or maybe some mashed potatoes if you're in full-on comfort food mode, and you've got a cozy dinner that's after-work friendly.
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In Major League, there's a moment where the Cleveland Indians' crusty manager decides that flamethrowing relief pitcher Charlie Sheen should forget about the curveball, and just give them the heater.
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Mr. Jammet and Mr. Neman tasted a trio of proposed sides: an orb of burrata with fresh tomatoes and crusty bread, hummus, delicata squash rings with smoked goat cheese dip.
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Death/doom as a genre isn't exactly known for its refinement, and Ilsa ramp up the filth and fury by embracing a crusty, punk-bred sensibility and horror-born creepiness.
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But it should be noted that just a few minutes earlier in the episode, Antoni ALSO picked up AJ's crusty underwear from his dirty laundry pile: Which, like, whatchu doin' boo?!
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It sits amid crusty salt plains in the Danakil Depression, a 3,800-square-mile bowl that dips more than 400 feet below sea level, thanks to three slowly separating tectonic plates.
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This eventually prompts her crusty boss (played with world-weary authority by Kevin Costner) to inquire why she disappears for stretches, prompting her to explain the indignity in a rare outburst.
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During the hot summer months, the water evaporates and leaves behind shallow mineral pools, each surrounded by crusty frames made of salt and minerals, like magnesium, sulfates, calcium, titanium, and sodium.
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Volcanic lava in Hawaii Smoldering flows of glowing red and crusty black lava have been consuming parts of Hawaii's Big Island since May 3, and residents just got more bad news.
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The new baker on the premises, Sheena Otto (below), who was at Bien Cuit, is introducing some breads using Anson Mills grains, including a crusty dark rye and a buckwheat rye.
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Vanessa Jados always had a thing for fine bakery and fresh croissants—so much that when she was pregnant with her second child, she kept craving crusty, rich, and buttery pastries.
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The performances are a major asset, from Brie capturing Ruth's hunger to be taken seriously to Maron bringing nuanced layers to Sam -- a crusty shell with a soft, almost chewy center.
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Kim feels guilty about the imminent eviction of crusty ol' Everett Acker, who owns a home on land that Kim's biggest client, Mesa Verde, has set aside for a call center.
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Suddenly, it seems like everyone on our Instagram feeds is a baker, turning out crusty loaves and lovingly showing off and naming their sourdough starters as if they were newborn babies.
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It will be turning out an inventory of rye and wheat breads, including rustic ovals riddled with seeds, crusty sourdough beauties, and heavy, brick-shaped loaves of traditional moist, dark bread.
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The road outside our Airbnb — an air-conditioned two-bedroom, with tile floors and brick walls, carved into a crusty ocher Art Deco building in central District 1 — was oddly calm.
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Lambi et riz is a tender conch braise served with white rice and crusty fried plantains, and the deceptively named "legume" is in fact saucy slow-cooked short ribs with vegetables.
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Three years later, at the crusty age of 23.23, far from the glare of Los Angeles, Ball is trying to assemble his game in a new city, with a new team.
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But not everyone can pull off Sanders' crusty charm, and trying to may not endear members to a new audience — and more poignantly, might leave their policy or political points unmade. Sen.
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With a seasoned and whipped goat cheese spread, basil pesto, and a thick slice of crusty toast, all you need to do is throw an egg on top for a complete meal.
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If you impulse bought a few too many loafs of crusty bread, turn it into a quick dinner bread salad—and throw in whatever fruits and vegetables you bought in a panic.
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For slicing a crusty loaf of bread, nothing beats this MAC bread knife, with a super-hard, super-sharp blade made of high-carbon stain-resistant steel, chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, and tungsten.
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A bit of saffron, some English peas, and a base of tender rice (with that heavenly, crusty socarrat on the bottom) allow chorizo, chicken, clams, mussels, and shrimp to coexist in harmony.
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Most townships have a butchery where customers can buy meat to braai at home, or have it grilled on the spot to eat, spitting hot with fat and crusty with braai sout.
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He sees the crusty bachelor Don Alfonso as a man of the Enlightenment who engages two young couples in a cruel ploy to teach them that feelings of any kind corrupt reason.
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I loved the crusty drawings of Mickey in Maurice Sendak's "In the Night Kitchen," though I didn't understand what kind of batter they were putting milk into or what "morning cake" was.
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" Manafort's trial judge, the crusty and irascible T.S. Ellis, has pushed the trial ahead at breakneck speed, an honored local custom in the Northern Virginia federal district known as the "rocket docket.
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Combine that with garlic, shallots, butter, and chopped fresh parsley, chives, and chervil, and you've got yourself a feast fit for an itty bitty fork and a properly crusty loaf of bread.
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Their snappy, spooky, deathrock-tinged black/thrash goes straight for the jugular, and answers the age-old question of what would happen if Mortuary Drape met Judas Priest in a crusty tomb.
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At La Mercerie, Marie-Aude Rose assembles hers with lamb necks, pork ribs, fat back and sausages, nestled in succulently buttery, garlicky white coco and tarbais beans, paved with crusty bread crumbs.
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I listened to each of Apple's four videos, and now I feel like I've died and some Baba Yaga has lightly run her crusty nails over my spine over and over again.
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As a lonely teenager in the Bronx, she would regularly escape downtown, soaking up Latin poetry slams at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe and hanging out with crusty punks in Tompkins Square Park.
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We have endured the crusty rhetoric that diverse movies can't be made because people won't enjoy media that isn't centered around them—a rhetoric that assumes the default viewership to be white.
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Maybe it was the bright poppy red you watched your mom paint on her toes every summer, or the shiny bubblegum pink you drained until it was dry and crusty in middle school.
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To begin with, the clash gels with the President's political sweet spot, setting him up as the frustrated agent of change taking on a crusty exemplar of Washington inertia and the political establishment.
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Two of their catchers are David Ross, certified Crusty/Trusty Old Guy, and Willson Contreras, a supremely promising 153-year old with a half-dozen potential MLB futures still in front of him.
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At least two preening Democratic presidential contenders, along with a handful of GOP presidential also-rans, a crusty veteran committee chairman and tales of wild, violent sexual escapades all made for riveting television.
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Eighteen people had reserved seats at the Holey Artisan Bakery, whose crusty flour-dusted loaves of bread and piles of homemade pasta offered a respite from the sticky, clamorous city that surrounded it.
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I am absolutely not judging anyone who does experience the plight of crusty glans—in fact I think it's wonderful that something as specific as the ManHood does exist for that very reason.
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Although they have only released a two-song demo todate, they have already built up quite a following both in town and nationally on the underground circuit of blackened, crusty doom and grind.
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Yet, when they arrive on old-fashioned enamel trays, inside a typical crusty French roll called the marraqueta, there are ingredients like caramelized onions and goat cheese that some traditionalists might call sacrilegious.
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This dynamic undermines some crusty old humanist distinctions between human history and natural history and is broadly posthuman in its attendance to different perspectives (rather than a privileged individual perspective) and environmentally germane.
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They recur in many of the large works Ms. Owens began making in 2013, where they join immense loops and squiggles, swaths of red gingham, printed wallpaper, text and crusty globs of paint.
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Nevertheless, "All the Rage" overrides most of its shortcomings by keeping a breezy tone and by showing Dr. Sarno to be a convincing speaker, as well as an affable and somewhat crusty character.
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Price: Around $2100-$25 per delivery Ever bought a spice for a single recipe only to have the vast majority of the jar sit in a cabinet getting crusty for a thousand years?
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On any given evening a mix of thuggish jocks, crusty-looking paysans, well-heeled retirees, urbane day-trippers from Toulouse, teenagers and children can be found tucking into cheap entrecôtes and duck legs.
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And then for Friday dinner, to round out the week, Samin Nosrat has a fantastic new recipe for a stock- and cider-brined roast chicken cooked on top of a crusty bread dressing.
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Take some time out of your nitty-gritty Memorial Day weekend to dig into this gallery of sandy beach bums, and see if you can guess the cheeky stars in the crusty selfies!
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His studio, at the back of the property, is comparatively stripped down: four big paintings in progress, a couple of chairs, a wood stove, and a painting table heaped with crusty, splattered tubes.
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A delightful Zing of Seasonings … A Hearty Meaty Flavor Topped with a Rich Sauce, Piquante, Chives, Sour Gherkins, Crusty Bits from the Pan … A Prestigious Meat Loaf Dinner That's a Lot of Good Eating.
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This weekend in ratios we have a jaw-droppingly bad op-ed in Forbes explaining that the age of the crusty old library is dead, and instead of them, we should all get Amazon.
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As serenely pretty as Cielo's tiny dining room is, it's the food that commands attention, beginning with the eggplant that comes in a tomato-basil sauce with soft, crusty bread before the meal begins.
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The first major difference I noticed was in texture: Ramsay's recipe had a thicker cheese consistency that clumped together with the crusty topping when served, while Garten's was looser and on the saucy side.
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However, to me, Polito will always be Gideon, the crusty pawn shop dealer who paid the price for buying Eric Draven's fiancee's engagement ring from poor old Tin-Tin before he got himself perished.
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Words such as "craft", and its crusty offspring, "artisan", were bandied about with abandon to soothe your nagging doubts that, months earlier, you'd witnessed a drunkard urinating in that same, as-yet-unreclaimed arch.
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The Academy saw things in very much the same way as those crusty entrenched powers, and the result was a series of Oscar nominations that are ludicrous when viewed through the lens of history.
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In part, this is a story of technical debt — that's the concept that over time your applications become encumbered by layers of crusty code, making it harder to update and ever harder to maintain.
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Served piping hot and combined with fried onions, bacon and a coverlet of Parmesan and crunchy breadcrumbs, the dish was accompanied by warm, grilled and crusty bread (courtesy of Wave Hill, a local bakery).
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The restaurant's bright, no-fustiness-allowed atmosphere makes you want to eat it with your hands — help there arrives with the bread, a sourdough rye that is satisfyingly crusty outside and chewy soft inside.
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To eat, I like to set the pot I've steamed them in on the table along with some buttered toast or torn hunks of crusty bread for dipping and soaking up all the juices.
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A pipe from the spinner disgorges a constant stream of fresh olive oil into a giant vat to await packaging, and we soaked slices of crusty bread in oil pouring directly from the spout.
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As any hope of romantic tension — or actual acting — evaporates, we're left to ogle clichéd underwater thrashing about as the so-called Megalodon, basically a crusty Zeppelin with fins, gobbles an appetizer or two.
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How they ended up sharing a hovel ― You-Shin Chen's set features the dirty dishes, empty soda bottles and crusty takeout containers that have come to represent American desperation onstage ― is not convincingly explained.
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That is, until the scene when Don Basilio, a music teacher in Seville (and the town's most wily operator), explains to an employer, the crusty Dr. Bartolo, how to take down a young rival.
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While crusty old bars and last-of-their-kind shops are canonized as living history, the imposing Colonnade Row — less out of place in Rome, perhaps, than in the East Village — remains strangely overlooked.
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A crusty prospector (Tom Waits), digging for an elusive pocket of gold in a pristine mountain valley, sings a wistful ballad, as does a gentlemanly bounty killer (Brendan Gleeson) during a tense stagecoach ride.
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Two men, a crusty old veteran (Dafoe) and someone younger and less experienced (Pattinson), travel to a rocky island (presumably somewhere off a New England coast) to tend to its lighthouse for a month.
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"In the last year, I have been to more memorials and funerals for friends who have died from overdoes than in all the rest of my life," said Nicholas, a crusty punk in his 30s.
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And don't even get me started on the crusty-yet-also-somehow-goopy black junk that accumulates in the inner corners of my eyes throughout the day after hitting the inky tube in the morning.
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And assembly was also relatively the same: making a roux into a cheese sauce, combining with the cooked pasta, and baking the final breadcrumb-topped mixture in an oven-safe dish until golden and crusty.
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And if you happen to like rap music, the boutique record store climate has always been a little hostile, since it tends to cater pretty heavily to crusty rock dad sensibilities and, like, guitar stuff.
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It would be easy (and not totally untrue!) to write that it would go well with a crusty loaf of bread and a crisp white wine before dinner, but I didn't think of that myself.
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With Isidore Boudin, the French immigrant who began turning out his crusty loaves in San Francisco during the Gold Rush, and to this day, that wild yeast lives on its baguettes, bagels, and bread bowls.
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That "Holmes & Watson" star portrays Buddy, a gullible human raised by elves in the North Pole, who travels to New York to reconnect with his biological father, Walter (James Caan), a crusty children's book editor.
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It's boiled, then broiled, and not even touched with a shake of salt; instead of getting the standard hard sear, its skin becomes nearly sticky with caramelization, barely dotted with crusty bits and creamy inside.
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The stars, alongside the meat, were the aforementioned gravy, which was rich, smooth and gloriously silky, and Yorkshire pudding, a meatless version of the toad-in-the-hole, consisting only of the light, crusty batter.
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Rather than starring as crusty old Manhattanites all over again, this time the pair voices hyperhormonal proto-teens coming of age in the New York suburbs—with all the basketball-playing-penises fantasy sequences that entails.
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Square, a tech company that helps businesses process credit card payments, crunched data from sellers around the U.S. and found that Americans are spending nearly $900,000 per month on crusty bread topped with mashed green fruit.
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The second star: John Tortorella – Speaking of angry coaches, here's the perpetually crusty John Tortorella finding out that his "my way or the highway" approach didn't work as well as he thought on the 2004 Lightning.
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Some will say you need a good serrated bread knife, to which we say—only if you're someone regularly buying un-sliced crusty bread, or baking your own, which not a WHOLE LOT of people do.
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Langer's704 S. Alvarado Street, MacArthur Park, CA 90057 Come here if you like sassy, crusty waiters who probably worked there back when you couldn't walk in MacArthur Park after 10 PM without fearing for your life.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. You know that friend who says they're on their way even though, in reality, they haven't managed to navigate from their crusty duvet covers and into the shower yet?
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But in the summer, when the air is hot and dry, most of the water evaporates, leaving behind shallow, mineral-rich pools separated from one another by crusty salts and minerals that precipitated in the process.
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If you don't want bad dreams about crumbs of crusty gutter pizza in your sheets, a weekly doggy bath—and a hot wash of the sheets—can cut down on some of that (likely harmless) bacteria.
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Cézanne père was a crusty conservative — "cold, stingy," Zola called him — but his son's portrait is the equivalent of a tickle: It sends the old man into art history reading a newspaper for which Zola wrote.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Crusty Passenger Attracts Scrutiny of Airport Security" (news article, June 27): The fate of the 20-pound lobster in a passenger's luggage at Boston Logan International Airport is no laughing matter.
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While they are very different comics — it's hard to imagine Mr. Cosby doing jokes about foot sex and masturbation — they share a meticulously patient storytelling style and a crusty, slightly impatient attitude toward the younger generation.
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He is best known for playing Q in the two latest Bond films: not the crusty old gadget-maker made famous by Desmond Llewelyn but a coy young tech geek with a windswept mop of hair.
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Finally, sprinkle the non-butter sides with sharp cheddar cheese, close the sandwich, and cook it in a skillet until the parmesan becomes brown and crusty, the jalapeños crisp up, and the cheese gets gooey and melty.
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He's allegedly proposed changing the spelling of the name to, say, Crusty Crab to thaw tensions between the two parties, but he claimed last year to the Houston Press that he was being "bullied" by Viacom regardless.
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And I'd like to fire up the oven as well, for baking treats against the nip in the New York air: say a simple crusty bread to accompany dinner, and apple cider whoopie pies for dessert afterward.
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Now, a tech startup called Zugata has raised $7 million in Series A venture funding to replace the crusty old performance review with something more motivating to this group than a twice-a-year, managerial write-up.
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I could wake up, board a crusty Ryanair flight, step out of the shower with wet hair, and roll out of bed to breakfast or laze by the pool, all while feeling Sophia Loren-levels of glamorous.
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Bagels, in our opinion, are the apex of all breakfast goods: simultaneously crusty and soft, rich and flavorful on their own, but enhanced with toppings like cream cheese, lox, capers, honey, fresh veggies, peanut butter — anything, really.
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Triage The most raging band in Toronto, Triage has invented/named their own genre and style called "Power Beat," which is deeply influenced by late 80s Japanese hardcore, the Cro-Mags, and crusty, metallic, crossover like Sacrilege.
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I suggest picking one up along with some cheese, olives, a loaf of crusty bread and a bottle of wine, all of which you'll get at a market, and you have a perfect and affordable French picnic.
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"But it is the hot corned beef here, of course, that is king, sublimely tender and perfumed with pickling spice, and packed with such care between two slices of crusty grilled Brooklyn Rye," the Philadelphia Inquirer said.
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Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for red bean stew is a lovely one-pot meal to serve with noodles or crusty country bread, and it would be fantastic served with Mark's recipe for a free-form apple tart.
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Although they've previously toured with metallic hardcore bands like Orthodox and Purgatory, Joy's sound prowls through the sewers between genres in a similar way to crusty metal/punk mutts Funeral Chic and deathgrind via hardcore bruisers WVRM.
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Roosh's work, loosely labeled as such, represents a small piece of the wider, though similarly vile, "Manosphere"— a constellation of books, blogs, and forums working to defend their crusty, antiquated idea of Traditional Masculinity against global feminism.
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What it produced was a woman who wanted out and found the escape route in Nick, who seemed fun and maybe a little dangerous and not at all a part of her parents' stuffy, upper-crusty life.
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The crusty archetypes of my father's cowboy movies and a thousand cultural narratives, the expectations for how a man should live and feel, whom he could love and in what ways — they could all be thrown aside.
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Classic Shrimp Scampi Here's an incredibly fast recipe to follow that stew; within 20 minutes, you could be dipping a hunk of crusty bread in the garlic-wine-butter sauce pooling in the bottom of the dish.
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The Angels, who have a player who is unanimously considered best in the game and no one seems to care about him because they are a boring franchise with a crusty manager and a mean-spirited owner.
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Startlingly, nothing leaked from the leaders' two-hour meeting until late afternoon, when the city was enveloped by a freakish storm, which buffeted the city with lumps of crusty, wet snow known in meteorological circles as graupel.
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But the test, conducted with a crusty instructor, seemed simple enough: All I had to do was take the boat out onto the canal, turn it around in a tight intersection and bring it back to dock.
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If you're on the hunt for beauty products — to replace that crusty tube of waterproof mascara and nearly-empty bottle of face wash — you can find everything you need at Ulta's huge 21 Days of Beauty event.
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A crusty roll on the outside and squidgy bread on the inside (a perfect vehicle for catching all those cooked meat juices), top your sandwich off with a decent squirt of mustard to give it a kick.
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He is, to the contrary, one of the most icily disciplined politicians around (far more on-message than Clinton, in fact) and it's hard to knock him out of his crusty-but-loveable grandfatherly high-road mode.
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When wheat flour is mixed with water, gluten strands develop and strengthen, giving structure to a batter or dough — a characteristic desirable in a crusty loaf of bread, but less so in a light pastry or crust.
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Many leave our lips feeling parched and looking crusty, so when you find one that goes on smoothly and evenly, fills in the lines in your lips, and lasts all day, you better hold on tightly to it.
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What matters is that it's absolutely delicious, coated in the classic garlic-and-seed mixture, which goes flying like confetti as you tear off the crusty top to reveal flaky layers of pastry marbled with scallion cream cheese.
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At the start of "The Interestings," there is a short passage in which Wolitzer gives us the whole fifty-year marriage of Edie and Manny Wunderlich, the crusty owners of Spirit-in-the-Woods, seen through Manny's eyes.
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One way or another, he has to choose his timing so he makes maximum use of his assets without appearing to be destructive or to lose the campaign luster and appear to be just another crusty old man.
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Before hitting the darkened seas, Igel strapped on a helmet that was crusty from all the exposure to salt water, snapped a selfie and texted the picture to his wife to try to put her mind at ease.
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It's a delight to see the flamingo chicks learning to walk out of there — until the focus shifts to the one that can't keep up because the salt has solidified around its tiny limbs like crusty leg warmers.
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The DC collective have been locked into a fetid, crusty death/doom groove since 2008, churning out splits with Hooded Menace, Seven Sisters of Sleep, and the the mighty Coffins alongside four full-length horrors of their own making.
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Four years later, NASA plans to use SLS to launch a probe to Jupiter's moon Europa, to learn about its crusty ice sheet, the ocean that lies beneath it, and where best to land a future life-seeking rover.
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And yet, in an era where the front office is fetishized more than ever before, the Giants offer no hotshot young executives talking up proprietary algorithms, nor any crusty old scouting directors waxing nostalgic about the good old days.
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For decades, while making his name serving haute cuisine and baking crusty breads, the chef David Bouley has also been exploring — through travels and research — how the pleasure of good food made with the right ingredients can benefit health.
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There's a lot of fancy-ass specialty ingredients in Action Bronson's steak sandwich here, but the philosophy is really simple—whatever scraps of meat you (or your butcher) have left over, on good crusty bread with your favorite condiments.
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"I've been playing since I was 6 years old, but this is the first time I've been beaten by two babies and an old fox," Trabert said at the closing ceremony, referring to the Twins and their crusty captain, Harry Hopman.
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It's got the young kid who makes it to the pros and immediately realizes she's in over her head, the crusty old teammate who agrees to take her under his wing, and the big game where it's all on the line.
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Gone is the crusty and depressed statue of a dog that first arrived at the shelter and in his place is a thriving, playful, fluffy puppy that is well on the road to recovery — and in a new forever home.
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While it seems making avocado toast a selling point is a bit drastic, a data trend from 2017 — done by tech company Square — revealed Americans spent at least $900,000 per month on the crusty bread topped with mashed green fruit.
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Taking the "farm-to-table" concept the to the next level, he controls the supply chain for practically everything he does and has often spent years, or even decades, tinkering with an aged cheese or crusty bread before he's satisfied.
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Here's a rundown of the city's best banh mi: The French colonists left a visible influence on Vietnamese cuisine, from the crusty bread that forms the base of the sandwich to the pâté that remains one of the most popular fillings.
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If you've tried your hand at cooking rice and thought it was a complete disaster due to the existence of a golden, crusty layer at the bottom of the pot, you should know that that crispy sheet has a name: tahdig.
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There is a lot of shit packed in between those slices, and you don't want it to fall out all over the skillet (but if it does, it's ok, it will cook and get crusty and tasty fucking delicious anyway). 6.
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The producers have also done a good job casting around the leads, and it's welcome to see Scott Glenn back as Daredevil's crusty mentor, Stick; and Rosario Dawson as Claire, who has crossed paths with both Luke Cage and Daredevil.
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If you wanted to pitch Questioning Minds to Hollywood, it would undoubtedly be as a buddy comedy: the unlikely story of how a randy bisexual utopian teamed up with a crusty right-wing Roman Catholic to solve the mysteries of modernism.
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Braised Chicken Thighs With Greens and Olives I love this comforting but sophisticated chicken recipe, which is made in one pot, on the stove, and is substantial enough to be a meal with crusty bread or small boiled potatoes alongside.
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As a woman who doesn't particularly want her clothes regulated by some crusty legislator, not only was Bee speaking from a more personal place of fury than any of the male late-night hosts could, she was also overtly furious.
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Aside from sleeping with an anime-style body pillow of Edith Piaf or moodily staring out a rain-slicked window, there are arguably few things more French than fervidly devouring some pâté heartily spread on a crusty chunk of baguette.
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RED BIRDS By Mohammed Hanif The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have gone on so long that the Middle East war novel has itself become a crusty genre — a familiar set of echoes coming back to us from ravaged lands.
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Either way, the case of the crusty waffle serves as a reminder that Amazon customers can still face uncertainty about the origins and authenticity of the products they purchase from the site, even when Amazon itself is fulfilling the order.
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At one end of the yard were fresh-cut peaches, sliced prosciutto and crusty baguettes accompanied by a pile of French Normandy butter; over by the pool, the Hollywood Farmers' Market's resident "oyster guy" stood over a trough of ice, shucking.
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I wanted to be their daughter, to have the kind of mother who would show me how to curl my bangs and how to hold the hair spray can so my hair didn't turn into a frozen waterfall of crusty flakes.
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Chicken liver pate is the kind of appetizer that sounds swanky and fancy, but in reality, this is peasant food at its absolute best, and requires just a bit of rustic, crusty bread toasted up on the side to serve.
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The battle-hardened guitar tone whips up stirrings of honor, valour, and pride; a fine coat of crusty grime covers everything, as charging riffs and rumbling drums ooze with poisonous discharge and Rundquist's strangled howls and guttural roars claw through the murk.
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Just like chapped lips, it's easy to associate the development of dry, crusty patches on the corners of our mouths with exposure to extreme cold and dryness: too many nights in arid Palm Springs, or too many days fighting frostbite in New York.
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Last-Minute FixesI've had many brides who got burned from waxing their lip and eyebrows and had these red patches that I knew how to cover; I can't tell you the countless brides who got burned and had crusty areas of their eyebrows.
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Talking to a girl who struts around wearing a "bra too tight," Dirt Dog is soon letting her lick the no doubt crusty rim of his asshole before casting himself as Rover, a horny canine who enjoys pooping on his companion's metaphorical lawn.
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If you take dishes from the dining halls, please return them at some point before they get crusty or the milk curdles into cheese (in college, my friend saw this in a guy's room and she did not hook up with him).
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Before 2000, early developers in the district such as Michael Levine, the owner of Levine Machine and Mike Cowley, the president of Cowley Companies, purchased some of the crusty relics with the mission to preserve the area's architectural history and reoccupy the warehouses.
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It would be easiest to toss them, unshelled, into a pot of boiling water, seasoned with plenty of salt and aromatics, then serve them with melted butter or a mayonnaise-based sauce for dipping, some crusty French bread or a few boiled potatoes.
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Freya made her debut as a schoolgirl in Quinn's previous novel, "Curtain Call," a murder mystery set in London's seamy 1930s theater world, which starred her father, Stephen Wyley, and featured a crusty, hard-drinking drama critic, Jimmy Erskine (based on James Agate).
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There is something admirably perverse about a movie that treats the killings of Hitler and Bigfoot as secondary to a character study of a crusty old man and his regrets, but that doesn't make the film less dull or deflating to watch.
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Due to a crusty concoction of penguin poop, feathers, dust, and moldy papers packed around it, the colors and details were almost perfectly preserved when a conservator happened on the painting among the 1,500 objects removed from the hut complex for conservation.
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The waterproof electronics are powered by a rechargeable battery that will keep this device scrubbing for about an hour, which should be enough time to work through all of your dinner dishes, assuming they haven't been getting crusty in the sink for a week already.
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The lobby is outfitted with a brick oven in which loaves of a crusty bread called horiatiko psomi will be baked daily, and Pere Ubu, the hotel restaurant, will serve Cycladic specialties, with cheese and fish sourced from neighboring islands including Delos and Naxos.
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What gives me the most hope for our future is that looking out into the crowd, I saw people of all stripes—EDM kids, crusty old ravers, finance bros, Euros, and even rave snobs like me, dancing together under the shadow of Lady Liberty.
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Advisers to the Senate Republican leader — an avatar of the crusty GOP establishment Cruz had slayed in Texas — wanted to make their boss more hip ahead of a potentially tough 22016 reelection fight against a youthful Democratic opponent: Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes.
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Hause gave Noisey an exclusive premiere of the song "With You" as well as a list of UK tour dates to coincide with the release of the album for all you blokes on the other side of this crusty baguette that we call Earth.
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The rumpled era of the Village, evoked in all its crusty glory in the Coen brothers' 2013 movie "Inside Llewyn Davis," seems more remote each year, though the central area around Macdougal Street retains some of its falafel store grease and head shop scent.
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It's weird because all of the other bands who used to play there were all these crusty, grindcore bands, so we were playing with Venom Prison and Dawn Ray'd and all these really heavy bands and going on in pink spandex, playing Basement Jaxx covers.
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It called to mind the hard and crusty conditions she was exposed to as a child in Vermont and New Hampshire rather than the pillowy foam stuff she skied on, when she skied at all, during her recent month-and-a-half hiatus from competition.
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Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie) was a crusty, arrogant physician in the sharp-elbowed spirit of the post-9/11 aughts, when figures from Jack Bauer of "24" to Simon Cowell of "American Idol" popularized the idea that nice guys don't get the job done.
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Memoriam offers more or less exactly what you'd expect a band made up of Bolt Thrower, Benediction, Sacrilege, and Life Denied to cook up—purposeful mid-tempo grooves, slowly roiling riffs, thunderous percussion, crusty production, hoarse growls, and a fine coat of apocalyptic grit.
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You could make this tonight: On the way home, pick up a thick steak, a ripe tomato for each person you're cooking for and a chunk of blue cheese to crumble (along with crusty bread for the juices, or ask someone to make potato salad).
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MORE, who spent 5 1/2 years as a POW, is "not a war hero … I like people that weren't captured" Then today: President Trump called McCain a "crusty voice" in the Senate after wishing him well from surgery to remove a blood clot.
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Judy also has a crusty boss, Ray Hernandez (Alfred Molina), a soured one-time idealist unimpressed with Judy's enthusiasm for a particular subject: Asefa, an Afghan woman in a detention center, who is so drugged up by her keepers as to be practically catatonic.
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To create a mascara that was vegan, worked as effectively as the top-rated finds that shared Sephora shelf space, and utilized a formula that didn't leave your lashes dry and crusty meant seriously considering cannabis oil (without traces of THC) as a hero ingredient in makeup.
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They likely once read to many as gutsy and authentic, but now they read to me as posturing: the boy pretending to be more bad-ass than he knows how to be, and the photographer posturing as the embedded, audacious chronicler of crusty, unconventional ways of being.
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If the medium truly is the message, then it's fair to say that the Dingalings of the world have a dense, crusty layer of Super Mushrooms and Nukem-brand steroids to cut through before games like LISA or Ninja Tears can start to leave a lasting impression.
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Both of those are still real things, with exiling menstruating women still considered totally legit in some places, and a fuck-tonne of crusty old men still defending the exclusion of women from ministry on the basis that they are ritually unclean (thanks a lot, Leviticus).
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I've been craving it ever since that early morning weeks ago, when while walking the dog, tree branches still black and budless against a cold fog, the pooch stopped to squat where there was a startling patch of rather advanced crocus shoots pushing up through crusty snow.
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It is at least as impressive as the dish that's becoming a breakout star for the restaurant: a duck breast, its skin rubbed with pepper, chiles, honey and fennel and then roasted until it has a deep, crusty bark that a Texas pitmaster would be proud of.
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And that shiny, flaky, crusty top you love on bakeshop brownies can be achieved by melting the butter and then dissolving in your sugar, which in turn will melt your chocolate chips when you stir them in as long as the butter is HOT but not bubbling.
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Garces and Bogle have also brought some of their own ingredients to work with: a big, crusty loaf of rustic bread, a few pork sausages, some golden chanterelles, and loads of morels—those spongy, fragrant little fungi that are prized for their distinct, incredibly umami flavor.
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When I upgraded my Crockpot to a larger stainless-steel model earlier this year, I was able to tackle recipes I couldn't fit into my old model—but over time, splatters would stick to the outer stainless-steel housing and leave dull, crusty marks that aren't easily removed.
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The warehouse space in Bushwick is one of the few in the city with its own mill, which churns out soft red wheat for laminated pastry dough and high-gluten hard red wheat for crusty artisan loaves, as well as more niche offerings like buckwheat and acorn flour.
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That's not even getting into the out-and-out disasters, like Doomsday from Batman v Superman, where the effort to render crusty, rocky horror in CGI makes it look like Henry Cavill's Man of Steel is engaged in a life-and-death struggle with a poorly rendered cartoon.
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Nowhere else in the world are Instagram models, crusty burners, shitfaced frat bros, normcore daytrippers, dad rock...dads, professional ravers, doomsday preppers, suburban high schoolers, and all sorts of other niche subcultural scene dwellers shoved into such close proximity for half a week of overindulgence in the stifling heat.
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Black Tusk's trademark "swamp metal" sound is stuffed with burly doom riffs, Motorpunk breakaways, thrashy solos, and sneering reflections of the trio's crusty Southern roots, but despite all the aggression and the ever-climbing decibels, at its core, every riff or beat is geared towards having a good time.
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Their crusty, weirdly catchy, deceptively clever mix of black metal, thrash, and punk, with its in-your-face political lyrics and see-you-on-the barricades aggression, feels fresh and necessary ,and their blustery, brutal cover of Townes Van Zandt's "Silver Ships to Andilar" only adds to the darkness.
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Some people come across a football field of old stuff — crusty jackets with dirty Kleenex still in the pockets; rows of dusty bottles, some still with decades-old Coca-Cola in it; patched-up chairs that have more holes than actual stuffing — and would rather do anything than enter.
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Oklahoma City's Druj is back with Absolute Chaos, a firestorm of crusty, d-beaten punk that rips into heavy issues like honor killings, police brutality, U.S. war crimes in Vietnam, Trump's attack on trans rights, and the ongoing war in Yemen with lyrics delivered in both English and Farsi.
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This time it's going to be a franchise, with this first installment directed by Guy Ritchie, whose best work (like Snatch and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels) glories in snubbing its nose at upper-crusty types who bend the rules only when it suits their own purposes.
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If your collection of pastels is looking a little sad and crusty at the moment — with a few glass bottles of sheer pink that may be more than two years old — we have your guide to the current crème de la crème of pastel polish, as determined by the pros.
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Since our go-to retailers, like Target and Sephora, have enacted 'Clean Beauty' initiatives, it's easy to find a Drunk Elephant cleanser that magically melts away your crusty mascara bits and also happens to be formulated without sulfates or synthetic fragrance — which, for you, might just be a nice bonus.
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It's a comedy of errors from the start: Jorah asking Samwell if he's ever done this before, followed by Samwell's long, drawn-out pause; the preposterous notion that Sam is pulling crusty, pus-laden skin off Jorah while he's supposed to keep nice and quiet so the neighbors won't hear.
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Having covered so damn many of these things, I did a gut check with several people in the intervening days to make sure that it wasn't just a case of crusty old blogger syndrome — but the reaction appears pretty much universal: CES 2018 was an in-between year, at best.
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In the four years I was trying to get funding to do The Witch, I would try to get any farm-y, woodsy, dirty, rusty, crusty, creepy job I could get to inform this film, and to have the skills to figure out how to pull this off on a budget.
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Each area of the body has special needs, so we asked the experts how to treat winter skin from head to toe: cure dry scalps, soothe irritated eyelids, fight face flakes, heal chapped lips, get rid of cracks on our hands, smooth scaly elbows and knees, and soften crusty feet.
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Even though they've sold a whole bunch of records, transitioned from primal, knotty sludge into boundary-smashing progressive rock, and toured with Metallica, founder John Baizely and his bandmates have never forgotten their crusty, sweaty DIY roots—and neither have the fans and friends who've been with them since day one.
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Whether your preference is popcorn, chips or full-blown meals, your remote is likely filthy — and again, while it's unlikely you'll get sick from that crusty, grimy thing, it certainly isn't doing anything for the life of the gadget you rely on to relax after a long day of work.
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The 2178,21 items recovered from two miles below the surface in international waters off Newfoundland are remnants of a gilded era: a bowler hat, the crusty leather folds of a once-sumptuous Gladstone bag and the dark, sleek curves of a bronze angel that graced the post of a staircase.
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Invariably they maintained completely authentic flavors of the most traditional dishes such as the icy, seductively creamy cucumber salad; the aromatic snails baked in a crusty kaiser roll; the magical zwiebelrostbraten, rare beef steak topped with glassily crisp onion filaments; and crisply rendered Wiener backhuhn, perhaps the world's best fried chicken.
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New music from a series that has shaken off a previously crusty image, with the Escher String Quartet and the pianist Gilles Vonsattel on hand for Per Norgard's String Quartet No. 10, William Bolcom's Suite for Violin and Cello, Ed Bennett's "For Marcel Dzama," and "All Roads" by Anthony Cheung.
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In addition to expected products like dried oregano, honeys, oils and olives, she has included some uncommon selections from various regions in Greece, including crusty rusks made from heirloom grains; a dense and tangy tomato-caper spread; and meaty oven-dried "prune" olives, the damaskinoelia variety from Argos in the Peloponnese.
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"If it's crusty, you're not going to get soccer moms saying, 'Hey, we need to make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches out of this,'" said Anthony Ambeliotis, a member of the collective who sells a version of the approachable loaf for $4.50 at Mediterra Bakehouse, his family bakery outside Pittsburgh.
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Tom Ford lipsticks are considered by many to be the crème de la crème of luxury makeup — they're housed in beautiful brown-and-gold tubes, feel weighty when you pick them up, and slide on with a blast of creamy pigment that never feels (or looks) drying or crusty on the lips.
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They then selected nine loaves for a human test: five from three local bakeries, one from a supermarket, and three parbaked, meaning mostly baked but not crusted up, in the lab (think of those loaves you can buy at Trader Joe's that are crusty after ten minutes or so in the oven).
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Tovar's only goal is to replicate the nostalgic flavors of the lonches he grew up eating as a kid in Jalisco from his abarroteria corner store as accurate as possible, and to share that strong bond with other people who yearn for a taste of home in the form of good, crusty bread.
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Washington (CNN)A Democratic candidate for Congress is apologizing after reportedly making a remark about not being "a crusty old Marine" when she was asked at an event how she thinks she will fare with the large military population in her California district given that her Democratic opponent is a retired Marine colonel.
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To hear Vigliotti explain it, the supply of feedstock for his anaerobic digester was unending, a veritable geyser of potential profit flowing from every part of the food chain: orphaned produce from wholesale markets, the crusty remains of all-you-can-eat buffets, fryer oil, kitchen grease and gloopy residential plate scrapings.
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Sometimes I'd flip open the battery slot of a rarely used toy to find a crusty, whitish discharge from a leaky AA inside, or I'd leave the '90s-era rechargeable batteries juicing up on a bulky charger for an entire day only to have them die after just a few hours of use.
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To make it even clearer, they are also serving some sandwiches made with their meat cuts, such as chorizo al pan—a traditional Uruguayan dish, made simply with grilled sausage and a crusty bread—and sandwich de lomo, a steak sandwich with a thin slab of steak, tomato, lettuce, and onion—a local classic.
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To be honest, I'm not any more interested in the particulars of af Klint's belief systems than I am in, say, the mysticism that Agnes Martin conveyed when talking about the delicate stripes and grids of her paintings, or the numerical systems and Mayan hieroglyphs that figured in Alfred Jensen's bright, crusty checkerboard abstractions.
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It's been a less glorious story for the modern UK hip-hop scene, which – aside from the tentpole success of the goddess-like Little Simz – is often dismissed as either a lukewarm imitation of American rap music or just a bit too crusty, too-self-aware, and too cheese smoking activist to be taken seriously.
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That's how, after the better part of a decade spent trying to toss open crusty lids with only my pinky finger, spending $130 on a trash can sounded like a thing I might reasonably do in order to buy my way out of that experience and into a product that promised never to become gross.
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One senses that she's trying, hard, to reconcile the parts of herself that have long been at war: the addictive personality that veers toward crusty self-isolation, and the ambitious achiever who wants to be healthy, successful, and loved (in a recent Sunday Times feature, Marnell says she wants a partner "so badly, but I'm too weird, man").
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Editors' Choice I'm on my way to Austin, to talk literature with the excellent graduate students at the Michener Center for Writers and then to take part in the rejuvenating extravaganza of the Texas Book Festival, with its happy collisions of readers and authors and crusty book critics thrown together in a kind of literary particle accelerator.
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But I do love that, as Todd VanDerWerff points out at Vox, it also engenders A Very Millennial changing of the guard, from the crusty old white men who clung to power (in both the Empire and the Rebellion but especially the Empire) to a diverse array of impressive young men and women of every conceivable background.
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I do my first big grocery trip and get coffee, chicken breast, dried pasta, couscous, a can of tuna, a small carton of béchamel sauce, a tomato, goat cheese, rice cakes, mushrooms, broccoli, a can of Coke, a bottle of wine, eggs, a crusty roll, a pastel de nata, garlic, raspberries, muesli, Greek yogurt, soap, and dental floss.
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What to Expect: If there's anything you've been meaning to say to crusty old Balon Greyjoy, now's the time: His death was prophesied back in Season 3 and his survival seems an oversight that new character Euron seems to have been cast to correct, as well as stencil the long-dormant Ironborn back onto the plot.
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Unlike the skateboarding Chuck E. Cheese we know and love today, the character's first incarnation was a "Joisey rat" who smoked a cigar while hurling one-liners at the "slower" members of the band like Jasper P. Jowls and Helen Henny—characters still used today— and discontinued characters Crusty and Cat, the Warblettes, and Madame Oink.
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While most of the blowback from the article came from when she called Applegate a "crusty old Marine" (for which she gave an "apologies if you were offended" apology), I thought the following exchange was more telling: Ah yes, that normal young person method of asking one of your family's many wealthy friends to get you a job.
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I loved how we didn't have to share our meals family-style, and how they arrived in courses: first a plate of crusty, buttered bread; salad with too much ranch dressing (just how I liked it); and then steak with a steaming hot baked potato and all the butter and sour cream I could fit inside.
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And this, on the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death, when everyone should be grateful that he helped save the monarchy by forcing the royal family to put aside its distaste for Di's modern, confessional, subversive ways, climb out of its crusty shell and pay more respect to "the people's princess," as Blair ingeniously christened her.
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"By now Mr. Hurt has the crusty Krapp thoroughly in his well-versed actor's bones, and there isn't a moment in his performance in which he is not fully inhabiting the corroded soul of the unforgettable character," Charles Isherwood, who had seen Mr. Hurt in the role in London 11 years earlier, wrote in The New York Times.
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The menu is a series of mix-and-match configurations, including knobs of cornbread, brushed with honey butter; crusty-edged fries dusted in Old Bay; candied yams that stop just short of actual candy; and collards tender but still resilient after a long boil with smoked turkey, the meat then pulled and strewn among the greens.
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Though they hail from North of the border, Vile Creature fit quite cozily into a certain strain of modern North American extreme metal that also encompasses bands like Thou, Cloud Rat, Hell, Kowloon Walled City, Dakhma, and Fórn—those with crusty punk roots but altogether loftier sonic expressions, who hold fast to DIY values and imbue their music with palpable leftist rage.
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A natural-born provocateur, Ms. Roitfeld, 64, is perfectly happy to take a swipe at the kind of crusty patrician style resurrected for fall by Hedi Slimane at Celine, and reinterpreted with deadening literalism in the September pages of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, where models are garbed in a profusion of so-called heritage looks: polo coats, glen plaids and pearls.
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The archaeologists aren't entirely sure what happened, or what prompted the killings, but they suspect a link to the fall of the Western Roman Empire around 475 AD. It was during the fifth-century that this crusty old empire finally collapsed, leading to political shifts, tremendous social upheaval, and the rebalancing of power as lucrative trading contracts between Swedish elites and Rome came to an end.
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There is a small but integral developmental milestone that we all reach in our quest towards maturity when, setting down our chipped free-box mugs and kneeling on the floor of our squalid apartments to pick a roommate's crusty, melted cheese from the kitchen tile or whatever, we are suddenly hit with a realization: Maybe, finally, it's time to actually try and own nice things.
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The cast featured some talented actors, including Lenny Schultz as Lenny "Birdman" Siegel (a quacking pitcher who was always in the whirlpool), Jack Somack as the crusty manager "Cap" Capogrosso, Jaime Tirelli as the injury-prone Latin player Orlando Lopez, and David James Carroll as Bill Westlake, a rookie pitcher who was probably gay, though Standards and Practices squashed any overt mention of it.
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On the beach, the estuary waters ran up across the flat sand, flooding the stale pools that had been left behind hours earlier in cracks in the jutting shelves of shale; any remaining families had retreated to a last redoubt, a bank of pebbles marked with a crusty high-tide line of dried seaweed, cracked plastic bottles, washed-white bones, driftwood, and faded crisp packets.
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To be honest with you, all I've personally been listening to during work hours is crusty, blood-clotted metal/punk hybrids and comfortingly fuzzy old death metal records; then, when I get home, I've been obsessively replaying Disemballerina's Poison Gown, and Thou's Inconsolable EP. There's some of all that below in my recommendations list, and also some exciting new music from established bands like Ilsa, Sacrificial Blood, and Chthonic.
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When I met him, a few days into the occupation, he was standing in the office leading an informal meeting with a group of sympathetic local ranchers, ranging in age from an 1896-year-old redheaded boy in a Stetson and Wranglers to a crusty old cowboy with a big hat who kept interjecting to complain about how the media had made it look like no one in the county supported the occupation.
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Tautog is in season where I buy my fish, so this week I'll use the fillets for Julia Moskin's pan-roasted fish with herb butter (above), the single-greatest fish recipe I've ever used, mostly because it gave me a technique for fish cooking that I will use for the rest of my life — frying the fillets hard and crusty on one side, then turning them over for just a kiss of extra heat and a bath of butter.
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Olive Garden's Spinach & Artichoke DipIngredients2 fresh artichokes OR 1 23-oz can artichoke hearts, drained and slicedJuice of 21 lemon23 tsp salt24 lb cream cheese, room temperature25 oz mascarpone cheese, room temperature26 tbsp all-purpose flour, sifted5 cup Parmesan cheese, grated225/27 tsp fresh thyme leaves28/4 tsp crushed red pepper1 tbsp fresh flat leaf parsley, chopped1 garlic clove, minced5 green onions, choppedSalt to tasteGround black pepper to taste1 6 oz pack fresh spinach, chopped73 slices crusty Italian breadExtra virgin olive oil (to drizzle)Recipe Instructions1.
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Other powerful pieces include Lionel Sabatte's redolent sculpture "Smile in Dust" (2017), Philip Guston's cartoonish painting of a cuddly Ku Klux Klanner "In Bed" (1971), Anselm Kiefer's crusty stout block "Rabi Low: Der Golem" (1988–2012), Antony Gormley's rusty condensed sculpture "Clench" (2013), and Niki de Saint Phalle's swashbuckling "Maquette pour Le Golem" (1972), her model for the architecturally scaled triple-tongued monster slide "Le Golem" (33), which she built in Jerusalem, that represents the three monotheistic religions plummeting from a golem-monster's merry mouth.
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And walked around a lot and ate and saw my one friend who is a doctor and one who is a lawyer and one who was crusty and one who was a waiter, and some other ones, all of this love, people-dots dancing alone in an uncomfortable socioeconomic scatter plot, and I think I was just boing-boing-ing around, wondering if I really had the vig to live like this, and be like this, forever, officially, of nothing and of nowhere, not so much in the middle of different worlds but a little bit in all of them, and also wondering, what does that do to a person?
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Makes: 2 1/2 cupsPrep: 10 minutesTotal: 123 minutes 1 clove garlic 2 tablespoons drained nonpareil capers 2 anchovy fillets in olive oil, drained and coarsely chopped 2350 (23 -ounce) box frozen artichoke hearts, thawed 21/24 cup coarsely chopped pimento-stuffed olives 224/22 cup coarsely chopped jarred roasted red bell pepper 153 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 215 tablespoon finely chopped fresh flat leaf parsley, plus more for garnish 28 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 24 teaspoon minced fresh thyme 1/8 teaspoon hot red pepper flakes 2 tablespoons mayonnaise sea salt and freshly ground black pepper 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for oiling baking sheet 1 long loaf crusty bread (baguette) 1.
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Servings: 10-12Prep time: 25 minutesTotal time: 1 hour 30 minutes 73 cup|240 ml olive oil1 tablespoon|15 grams kosher salt1/2 teaspoon|2 grams chili flakes (optional)3 onions|1 1/103 pounds|3 cups|680 grams, cut into thin slices10 garlic cloves|2 ounces|55 grams, minced5 eggplants|5 pounds|2.3 kilograms, cut into large chunks5 slicer tomatoes|403 1/2 pounds|1.2 kilograms, cut into large chunks26 cup|24 ml white or red wine22/21 bunch cilantro|27/210 ounce|33 grams, stemmed, leaves left whole23/24 bunch parsley|28/2 ounce|1/3 cup|15 grams, stemmed, leaves left whole5 sprigs basil, stemmed, leaves left whole5 sprigs mint, stemmed, leaves left whole43 loaf crusty bread4 large eggs 1.
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