The "fiery poles" and "fragrant portals" of Key West have never before been quite this fiery, quite this fragrant.
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These scoops are beautiful, fragrant, and best of all, delicious.
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Cook, stirring frequently, until garlic is fragrant, about 1 minute.
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Add the garlic and cook until fragrant, about 3 minutes.
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Add the garlic and cook until fragrant, 1 minute more.
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Fry the salt and chili flakes until fragrant, 1 minute.
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Add the garlic and sauté for 1 minute, until fragrant.
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Fresh grass jelly is fragrant, with a lightly smoky undertone.
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Add garlic, and let cook for 1 minute, until fragrant.
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The meals in "Barkskins" offer fragrant lessons in backwoods cuisine.
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Cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds, then add the wine.
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They are fragrant with the aromas of fruit and earth.
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Its blossoms are fragrant — but not in a good way.
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The tea was very fragrant but didn't exactly taste fresh.
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Deeply fragrant, often massive, they will bloom into November here.
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The opening of Fragrant Hill was a major international event.
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It's to do all of that while fragrant and moist.
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Add anchos; toast, turning occasionally, until fragrant, about 5 minutes.
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Add the garlic and cook until fragrant about 3 minutes.
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Add the remaining ingredients and cook until fragrant, about 3 minutes.
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Add garlic; cook, stirring often, just until fragrant, about 1 minute.
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Add garlic, and cook, stirring constantly, until fragrant, about 15 seconds.
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Add the pancetta and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 3 minutes.
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Add garlic, and cook, stirring often, until fragrant, about 1 minute.
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Add garlic, and cook, stirring constantly, until fragrant, about 30 seconds.
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Place back on heat for 1 minute until garlic is fragrant.
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This version is lightly fragrant with notes of orange and bergamot.
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They're the mussels, in this fragrant bowl, that fail to open.
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More than 1,200 fragrant branches of cherry blossom filled the hall.
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Friedrich Kunath's latest exhibition is fragrant with nostalgia, melancholy, and whimsy.
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Between the double sinks was an array of fragrant Etro toiletries.
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Each time you inhale, can you smell the salty, fragrant air?
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The skies were bruised, but the air was warm and fragrant.
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Flowers don't stay blossomy and fragrant for long once they're cut.
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During our visit, the pergola was draped with fragrant wisteria blossoms.
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Tender slices of beef lung nestled among famously fragrant stink beans.
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Jurjevics brings all of it to colorful, fragrant, often ugly life.
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Oh, chicken log, oh, chicken log, how fragrant are your gasses!
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The tomatoes were tart, the fennel fragrant, and the asiago aromatic.
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Add the garlic and cook, stirring, until fragrant, about 2 minutes.
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Some triumphant posters showed off their fragrant purchases on social media.
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Any of those will leave you fragrant and happy, feeling luxe.
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How about mushrooms and udon noodles, in a fragrant vegetarian stock?
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This meatless pie emerges from the oven fragrant, bubbling and golden.
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Add ginger; cook 2 to 3 minutes or until fragrant, stirring often.
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It's like a moist, mini-oven that keeps food soft and fragrant.
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Add the tomato paste and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute more.
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Avoid scented candles, fragrant flowers and baking or cooking right before showings.
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Add rosemary, thyme, and garlic and cook until fragrant, 1-2 minutes.
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Add garlic, thyme, and nutmeg and cook until fragrant, 1-2 minutes.
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Add the curry paste and cook until fragrant and caramelized, 3 minutes.
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No other dance classic has a score so endlessly fragrant and varied.
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Fragrant and steaming, the crawfish are served whole and dusted with spice.
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These creepy bath bombs by Fragrant Jewels have a hidden surprise inside.
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Following an especially fragrant vapor, I found the Oncidium Heaven Scent 'Redolence.
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According to the chain's website, the waffles are "fragrant, light and delicious."
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It is chewy and fragrant, studded evenly with the nutmeats and fruit.
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Cook the garlic, onion, and ginger until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes.
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The subjects most often perceived odors they described as fragrant or chemical.
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Add the rosemary and cook until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes longer.
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To these excellent smellers, a fragrant brown fig might also stand out.
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Add the garlic and chilies and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute.
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We arrived at the visitor's center, which smelled of damp, fragrant wood.
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Mayonnaise on the outside of the bread ensures a golden, fragrant crust.
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It wasn't yet bug season; a fragrant breeze blew through the room.
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It is easy to imagine a fragrant cigarette planted in his mouth.
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The result is divine: all at once tangy, creamy, and gently fragrant.
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Within minutes the ice was blown out and they emerged white and fragrant.
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The chemistry was most fragrant in brown leaves and lasted about a week.
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Fragrant pesto compliments juicy chicken nicely in a twist on the traditional dish.
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The warm fragrant kitchen disappeared and she was lost in a strange forest.
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Add the flour and cook for 3 minutes, stirring, until nutty and fragrant.
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The spindly legs, covered in fragrant pine trees, are surrounded by turquoise waters.
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By nightfall, dinner is served at the beachside restaurant beneath fragrant frangipani trees.
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The air was fragrant with cumin,Hummus spun her around with a whoosh.
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Add onion, and cook, stirring often, until translucent and fragrant, about 3 minutes.
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Diptyque specializes in all things scent, making perfumes, candles, and fragrant skincare products.
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He whips out his revolver, robed in fragrant silk, aims it at her.
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The goats are in their element amid the hummocky, fragrant tufts of grass.
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He luxuriates in the "green and fragrant banks," the vineyards, the poppy fields.
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Add the shallots and cook until fragrant and translucent, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Add the garlic, shallots, and onions and cook until fragrant, about 5 minutes.
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The vaporizer starts bubbling like a witch's kettle and a fragrant steam rises.
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Add the garlic and cook for an additional 2 minutes or until fragrant.
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I want to make crisp cumin lamb this weekend, super fragrant, powerfully spicy.
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Top with pecan crumble and bake until golden brown and fragrant, 30 minutes.
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Cook just a few seconds until garlic is very fragrant but not brown.
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Crisp pastry, juicy chicken, super fragrant vegetables – that's a nice Sunday dinner, no?
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As for spices, anything fresh and fragrant in your cabinet is fair game.
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It is fragrant with lemon, quince or apple blossoms, depending on the season.
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Brides can carry a dried bouquet that stays fragrant for three years ($25).
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Add the tomato paste and chili and cook for 1 minute, until fragrant.
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The most fragrant I smell is probably from a St. Ives Body Wash.
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Instead, give them this glittery thinking putty that smells like the fragrant flowers.
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I breathed in deeply, assimilating the warm and complicated air, the fragrant night.
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Add the ginger and garlic and cook until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes.
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She remembers her grandmother bathing with an old-fashioned sponge and fragrant soap.
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Such a change could wreck the Fragrant Harbour's export, trade and financial markets.
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Add the garlic and onion and cook until translucent and fragrant, about 24 minutes.
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I hopped out to grab them, soft and fragrant with cinnamon sugar spilling everywhere.
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Add the garlic and shallot and cook until translucent and fragrant, about 2 minutes.
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EVERY DAY of the week thousands of visitors flow through Istanbul's fragrant Spice Bazaar.
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Bake walnuts on a rimmed baking sheet 8 to 10 minutes or until fragrant.
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That area is in constant motion and, therefore, should be the most fragrant, right?
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Add the spice mixture and salt and stir until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes.
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The harvest was in full swing, and fragrant, fresh green oil was being pressed.
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The same holds true for the fragrant alliance between America's mayor and America's president.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - L'Occitane could prove a fragrant option for private equity suitors.
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The wings were fragrant and so piping hot that they were practically gushing steam.
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Add the peppers and onion and cook until bright and fragrant, about 3 minutes.
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Within a few short minutes, we've got ourselves a very fragrant broth going on.
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What's the most fragrant lie you've ever told to get out of dating someone?
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Add the garlic and onion and cook until translucent and fragrant, about 5 minutes.
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Cook until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes, then add the garlic, ginger, and chilies.
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Over medium heat, toast the spices for several minutes, shaking or stirring, until fragrant.
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It is beautiful country, shaded by fragrant eucalyptus trees and crisscrossed with hiking trails.
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Add the cumin, coriander, and cayenne and cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds longer.
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Add the ginger, garlic, and scallions and cook until fragrant, 3 to 4 minutes.
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Valpolicella itself tends to be light- to medium-bodied wine, fragrant but not opulent.
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He believes that the opposition to synthetic biology products like Fragrant Moss is misguided.
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The Verdict: The pronounced floral, fragrant sweetness of this condom takes you by surprise.
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Beautifully fragrant and green when first collected, walnuts season to an incomparable, deep, brown.
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Stir in the chili flakes and garlic and cook until fragrant, 1 minute more.
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Remember "scratch and sniff," the bygone technology behind fragrant children's stickers and magazine inserts?
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Two of their friends watch, passing a fragrant spliff back and forth between them.
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Cook: A spicy, fragrant peanut sauce anchors this baked tofu and coconut-lime rice.
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Food-grade essence of bergamot, a citrus with highly fragrant peel, is available online.
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It's understated and elegant, with fragrant floral aromas and flavors of spicy dark fruit.
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People stream past the machine gun pits and the men selling fresh, fragrant popcorn.
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The wings, baked on a bed of fingerling potatoes, emerged well bronzed and fragrant.
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I toss the salad with large handful of fragrant basil leaves just before serving.
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Finished tableside with a frothy and fragrant broth, it redefines cream-of-mushroom soup.
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The night was warm and fragrant and alive with the gentle chirping of crickets.
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Without it, Thanksgiving and Christmas meals might well become tasteless and definitely less fragrant.
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Among reds, cabernet francs from the Finger Lakes tend to be light and fragrant.
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Inverroche, one of the pioneers of South Africa's craft industry, uses fragrant fynbos shrubs.
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Add the garlic and chiles and cook until golden and fragrant, about 1 ½ minutes.
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Bake in oven until crust begins to smell fragrant and chocolaty, 8 to 10 minutes.
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Heat olive oil in a large saucepan over medium high until fragrant, about 1 minute.
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The Thais use the fragrant leaf to wrap desserts such as sticky rice and custard.
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When the milk mixture is foamy and fragrant, whisk in the butter and egg. 2350.
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TIMPF: Candles, maybe you know, some fragrant because he&aposs a little too high strong.
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What she didn't know is that among those fragrant white blossoms was a hat pin.
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Taste the stir fry - it should be rich, hot, salty and fragrant of the basil.
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Simmer, covered, for 2 to 3 hours, until the chili is very thick and fragrant.
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Guests also received small fragrant wands of lavender produced by a local firm as favors.
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Garlic, so deliciously fragrant in so many recipes, is decidedly less so on our fingers.
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The repertoire of dishes is fragrant, diverse and highly refined, based on complex culinary techniques.
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The result is a fragrant, flavorful, succulent rice that pairs perfectly with the juicy chicken.
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Even the bread was nice and fragrant, and didn't crack when you bit into it.
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Add the cloves, cardamom, and cinnamon and cook until fragrant, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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Add the ginger and onion and stir for 25 to 210 seconds, until lightly fragrant.
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Hong Kong—literally, "fragrant harbor"—connoted less a physical place than a way of being.
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But overall, the focaccia was supple and airy, fragrant with herbs and sparkling with salt.
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As the camera pans across this sublime scene, we can almost smell the fragrant air.
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The mural is over 21966 feet long, every swank inch fragrant with memories for me.
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With a wood stove burning in one corner, the room inside was fragrant and warm.
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But like its Italian compatriots risotto and pasta, fragrant, creamy polenta deserves its own spotlight.
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Dried seaweed mixed with a variety of aromatic teas makes for a heady, fragrant beverage.
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How to steam fish inside the fragrant, heart-shaped leaves of the hoja santa plant.
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There really wasn't much in the way of softness or fragrant scents about the encounter.
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It's fragrant and lively, with fresh, almost exotic fruit flavors grounded by a pleasing earthiness.
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Its fresh loaves were fragrant and gorgeous but also cost over four dollars a pop.
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That air was fragrant with oregano and sage, which grow wild on the surrounding hills.
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Add the lemongrass, galangal, and chilies and cook until golden and fragrant, about 1 minutes.
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Add the paprika, caraway seeds, cayenne, and garlic and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute.
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Spooned over juicy, pan-seared fish fillets, the sauce was rich and fragrant, almost haunting.
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It is fragrant, it is strong, it is what I imagine drinking Estée Lauder is like.
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Stir in the garlic and ginger and cook until the garlic is fragrant but not browned.
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Before her sits an immense slab of fatty, slow-braised pork fragrant with cinnamon and soy.
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Cook for 30 seconds until fragrant, and then add diced and canned tomatoes and chile flakes.
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But how could they possibly improve upon the soothing, cooling, gloriously fragrant formula of the original?
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Sweet, sour, and fragrant, it was levels above anything you can get from a soda fountain.
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The outdoor table was set with pink monogrammed linens framed by nosegays of fragrant pink roses.
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Compared to that of hard seltzers, the flavor of Wandering Whistler is softer and more fragrant.
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Spread walnuts on a baking sheet and bake until lightly browned and fragrant, 8-10 minutes.
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In a small skillet, toast the cumin seeds over medium heat until fragrant, about 3 minutes.
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Stir in the roasted garlic (or fresh, if using) and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute.
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Add the shallots and garlic and cook until fragrant, 1 to 2 minutes, stirring constantly. 2.
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They'll be on the receiving end of a delicious convergence of spice and fragrant essential oils.
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A minute later, the sugar is soft and damp, lightly tinged with color and powerfully fragrant.
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Though the flowers are somewhat fragrant throughout the day, Saponaria pulls out the stops at dusk.
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It's fragrant, with a slight citrus tang—definitely worth raising a glass of mother's ruin to.
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"Praised are you, Adonai our God, Sovereign of the Universe, who creates fragrant plants," he says.
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And this summer, a London museum is displaying something rather less fragrant: cheese made from celebrities.
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The bath products were by Jonathan Adler, all in a fragrant combination of citrus and sandalwood.
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At first, I delight in snuggling under fluffy blankets and sipping mugs of fragrant herbal tea.
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Fragrant Greek sausage, or loukaniko, is sliced and broiled, breaching like a whale from its casing.
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The combination of the greens' snappy bite and the oil's fragrant tang was bright and deep.
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I sit on the floor of the warm kitchen that's suddenly fragrant with the baking stuffing.
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The food of Haiti is a rich, fragrant patchwork of French, African, Caribbean and Spanish influences.
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"I'd wake up early to pick the flowers, when they were the most fragrant," she says.
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Throw in the coriander, bay leaf, and cinnamon stick and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute.
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The story warmed people's hearts...like "a fragrant pomelo" (Same...I guess???) on Twitter as well.
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Turn the chiles over until they are fragrant and start to darken, less than 30 seconds.
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If you love fragrant "baby-smelling" things, this probably won&apost hit the mark for you.
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I had never had a peony before, nor had I ever smelled anything so sweetly fragrant.
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I had never had a peony before, nor had I ever smelled anything so sweetly fragrant.
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How about spiced tomato and egg casserole, Melissa's take on a fragrant and vivid Parsi recipe?
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Details — stools, baskets of flowers, a maypole but, above all, steps and patterns — become fragrant, musical, piquant.
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Add onion, bell pepper and garlic; cook, stirring occasionally, until fragrant and soft, 2 to 3 minutes.
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"The rosemary sprigs are so fragrant and make the entire room have a holiday scent," she says.
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You can never go wrong with a smelly candle that fills your home with beautiful fragrant whiffs.
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MYSTERY FLAVOR 1 The spice factor hit our palates immediately, reminding us of a fragrant Indian curry.
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Make the pecan filling: In a skillet, melt butter and add pecans, stirring until toasted and fragrant.
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Meanwhile chop some of the beautiful cherry tomatoes, a gorgeous red onion and some fragrant fresh mint.
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It was wild-looking but graceful, with densely petalled, fragrant blossoms that opened just once each summer.
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Give the gift of a Holiday-scented bathroom this season with the very fragrant Poo-Pourri spray.
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He was obsessed, and the more um, fragrant, it was, the more he seemed to like it.
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Add the parsley, cilantro, fenugreek, and scallions and cook for 20 minutes, stirring constantly, until fragrant. 3.
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Near the kitchen is a wisteria-draped stone patio for outdoor dining and a fragrant Osmanthus tree.
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To really thumb your nose at yogurt and granola, order the delicate, fragrant fish-ball soup, too.
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Unfortunately, not a grain of Ms. Clarke's al dente pudding, fragrant with Madagascar vanilla, made it home.
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Toast the almonds in the oven until light golden brown in color and fragrant, about 22 minutes.
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Stir in garlic, celery, and shallot cook until the shallot turns translucent and fragrant, about 2 minutes.
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The garlic will start to become fragrant and then translucent and then it will start to toast.
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Partridgeberry flowers are tiny four-petaled tubes, fragrant and fuzzy inside, and produced sporadically in late spring.
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For more than 1,000 years, the region's fragrant rosewood was used to make furniture for China's elite.
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Bergamot is limelike and fragrant and supposedly its essential oil has all kinds of health-boosting properties.
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Twenty-four miles of trails wind out the front door, through fragrant stands of eucalyptus and pine.
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The truffle fries (HOW CAN YOU RUIN TRUFFLE FRIES???) are aggressively fragrant but taste like blanched potatoes.
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Just load it up in the morning and come home after work to a fragrant, hearty meal.
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The result is delicately briny, the only spice coming, quietly, from those peppers, more fragrant than bold.
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The roses were more fragrant, the eggplants more purple, the fish were fresher — Delhi could never compete.
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The right combination of ingredients, alcohol level, equipment and serving style can produce an impressive, fragrant head.
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When the barley hit the mash, the air took on the warm, fragrant smell of a bakery.
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That's when the pie is at its most glorious, served straight from the oven, fragrant and warm.
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Freshen your home The fragrant smell of evergreen needles can last long after the tree is gone.
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Dragon Jasmine Green Tea is wonderfully fragrant yet delicate in flavor, making it an uplifting afternoon tea.
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The traditional breads produced by bakers and housewives were staples across the region, dense, fragrant and satisfying.
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Essentially a fragrant lamb stew combined with basmati rice, it is not at all difficult to prepare.
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But wood-grilled foods get even more of their distinctive flavor and edge from the fragrant smoke.
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Add the garlic and zucchini and cook, stirring frequently, until the garlic is fragrant, about 1 minute.
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Add garlic, chile powder, cumin, oregano and chipotle powder, and cook, stirring often, until fragrant, about 2 minutes.
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But not all cats freak out when they sniff the fragrant herb—some just don't react at all.
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Combine pistachios and almonds on a baking sheet, and roast in oven until fragrant, 218 to 8 minutes.
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According to Bella Muerte's website, it's made of sodium bicarbonate, citric acid, cornstarch, fragrant oil, witchhazel, and coloring.
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A kilo of Konditorei Buchwald's Baumkuchen, which is fragrant with marzipan and real vanilla beans, goes for €34.50.
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Together, the couple sold organic products made from the beautiful, fragrant cherry laurel found in the nearby mountains.
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Add the garlic, celery, carrot, leek, and onion cook until onions are translucent and fragrant, about 7 minutes.
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Friday's also the release date for Yeasayer's Amen & Goodbye, the band's followup album to 2012's Fragrant World.
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"It has a special fragrant smell, with unmatched sheen, and lights up in the night," Mr. Uniyal said.
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Among my pots of fragrant herbs, I stripped a thyme frond, crushed the petals and inhaled their fragrance.
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There is a method to producing a fragrant, golden, savory soup you want to eat all winter long.
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A few turns from a small hand-turned grinder later, and the fragrant chocolate-brown powder is ready.
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In a small skillet over medium heat, toast the coriander and cumin seeds until fragrant about 3 minutes.
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In a medium skillet, toast the cinnamon, star anise, cloves, peppercorns, and coriander seeds until fragrant, 3 minutes.
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But the broth, he said is often dull, not as beefy, fragrant and clear as it should be.
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This is the most fragrant, most joy-delivering, most mood-altering pot of rice, also from Naz's book.
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The basement storage area resembles a coffee table wood shop, infused with the fragrant perfume of cut wood.
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To add brightness, a shower of citrus zest and fragrant mint just before serving tempers the lavish sauce.
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She also sells fragrant green Sichuan peppercorns, which deliver a shade less heat but more all-around flavor.
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Make the horchata: In a large skillet, toast the rice over medium heat, stirring, until fragrant, 25 minutes.
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With its topping of sizzled ginger, chopped pistachios and fluffy cilantro, the fish is both festive and fragrant.
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Garlic is cooked when barely golden and fragrant, whether the process takes 10 seconds or 2 minutes. 10.
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Front Burner Fragrant summer truffles give a subtle touch of umami to the butcher Pat LaFrieda's new burger.
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In their wraparound backyard there are orange, lemon and apple trees, fragrant gardenias — and several poolside cannabis plants.
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Add the belachan and cook, breaking it up into a paste, until fragrant and toasted, about 2 minutes.
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Fragrant moss is a pivot from Taxa's original product, a bioluminescent plant that in 2013 raised $484,013 on Kickstarter.
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It must be quiet, private and steeped in natural beauty, whether fragrant forest, mountain vista, waterfall or placid pond.
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Women in replica Red Army uniforms have their picture taken in Fragrant Hills Park in Beijing on Oct. 29.
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Al Bakr gave birth to her first child Zaynab, or "fragrant flower", in a Greek hospital via caesarian section.
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Come summer, white roses, lilies, gladioli, cosmos, gaura and fragrant nemesia will all be added to the floral display.
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Andrea had an entire fish laid out in front of her, and Tracy was sipping a thick, fragrant soup.
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Stir in the rosemary, thyme, garlic, and ground fennel seeds and cook for about 2 minutes, or until fragrant.
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Even better, she says her homegrown herbs are more flavorful and fragrant than anything she has found in supermarkets.
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Of course, in entering a brand new market, the company is facing a fragrant cornucopia of other challenges, too.
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Fragrant oils are dripped back and forth across my forehead as I flicker in and out of consciousness (Shirodhara).
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Soft bubbles from pétillant-naturel wines work magic on chili and creamy fats like coconut broths and fragrant curries.
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They've also promised that special "fragrant plants" and "odor-absorbing plants" will be scattered throughout the outdoor smoking area.
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Lemon myrtle: A fragrant blend of lemongrass, lemon and lime flavours, with slightly creamy undertones and sneaky eucalypt dimension.
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In the Fragrant Harbour, corporate debt won the most votes, at 34 percent, followed by Trump, at 28 percent.
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Or the white rose, happily unsoaplike and gently fragrant, made from thousands of rose petals distilled to their essence?
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The fragrant pulled duck at Duck It came in a soft sesame bun with a slice of Danish Cheddar.
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To the rest of Canada, Toronto's greatness is unstoppable and fragrant, much like a out-of-control septic truck.
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The olive oil was fragrant and tasty, and the bread was soft on the inside with a nice crust...
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Visitors are free to roam the fragrant grounds, which include a shop selling lavender soaps, candles and essential oils.
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Do you need a basketball-size bag of fragrant, pliable dried chiles for a couple of dollars a pound?
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If you're feeling crafty, you can recycle parts of your tree to make wreaths, candles, coasters and fragrant sachets.
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Front Burner The Mala Market carries a dozen essential spices for the fiery cuisine, including fragrant green Sichuan peppercorns.
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I glance at the handicapped parking spots, imagine him driving a voluptuous old Citroen, with soft, fragrant leather seats.
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Creamed codfish is served in a cone and topped with orange rind shavings, like a fragrant, savory ice cream.
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They take but 10 minutes to cook and are fragrant and delicious, with extra potato flavor from the skins.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Yu xiang qie zi is fish-fragrant eggplant, which has no fish.
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The Unlitro is a liter of beautifully fragrant, graceful and light wine that is intense and full of flavor.
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Grasse is especially known for its fragrant May rose, the pale pink flower that blooms in May, and jasmine.
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Cook until fragrant, 1 minutes more, then stir in the reserved stock, the diced squash, and the coconut milk.
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The square, flavored ones are fragrant with honey and herbs, tangy with chopped Southern greens or oozing pimento cheese.
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Add the garlic to the oil and cook until fragrant, about 30 seconds, then transfer to a separate plate.
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Once they were painted with egg, sprinkled with sesame or nigella seeds and baked, they emerged bronzed and fragrant.
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But it also has enough fragrant liquid to keep all the elements floating, instead of merging into porridgelike solidity.
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You can use it as a bed for seared ground beef fragrant with za'atar, with pine nuts as garnish.
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San Marzano tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, succulent olives, tender pastas and fragrant olive oils, alone or combined, spell sheer enjoyment.
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Add the ginger, garlic and pickled mustard greens and stir-fry for a few minutes, until soft and fragrant.
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To contextualize these paintings, and while in bed with a broken ankle incurred in a skirmish, he began work on an artist book called Noa Noa: which means something like "very fragrant" (in reference to the scent of Tahitian women mixed with that of their fragrant gardenia tiarés and rosewood, according to Gauguin).
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There are rose ceremonies, during which the suitor presents the chosen objects of his affection with a thorny, fragrant plant.
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Home-pickled pig thumbs aren't the only things in my fridge that are miniature, wrinkly, soft, fragrant, and sold individually.
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Heat the remaining peppercorns and the fennel seeds over medium heat in a small skillet until fragrant, about 2 minutes.
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Stir in the garlic and ginger and cook until the garlic is fragrant but not browned, about 2 minutes. 3.
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And their sweet, fragrant taste works well with vegetal cucumbers and the gentle kick of red wine or sherry vinegar.
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Sanrio and Fragrant Jewels have just given us something truly magical: Hello Kitty bath bombs and candles, Hello Giggles reports.
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In 1974 he managed to return; later he built, for the government, a hotel complex at Fragrant Hill outside Beijing.
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Here, an array of loose-leaf samples, from smoky Lapsang Souchong to perfumed jasmine and fragrant Darjeeling, tantalise the nostrils.
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Trade in the tree's produce was once so important locally that a port handling such business was named "fragrant harbour".
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It's the height of summer in Reston, VA, and mosquitos and gnats meander through the fragrant humidity outside Nova Labs.
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The ultra-hip Merkavá sits further south in Condesa, and whips up fragrant hummuses that are prepared from Israeli recipes.
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Huge group breakfasts with endless amounts of food, fragrant from an industrial kitchen, with a morning prayer sung in French.
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But that aroma could become a fragrant monster if a prospective resident's first encounter with it is a negative one.
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I ate a water beetle (very salty, fragrant, and dead) and a mealworm larvae (tasteless, alive, and bursts when chewed).
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The massive plate of fragrant basmati rice also helps neutralize the pain, along with heaping, plastic spoonfuls of thick daal.
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Still, he made a fragrant impression: "For Scent-imental Reasons" (1949) won the Academy Award for best animated short film.
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It's truffle season, a confluence of sumptuous chocolate and the fragrant black and white fungi, all worthy of the holidays.
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This fragrant English herbal tea combines juniper, lemongrass and chile in little mesh sachets for a savory, slightly pungent blend.
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To elevate rice to the center of the holiday table, Yotam Ottolenghi bakes it in fragrant stock, with mixed mushrooms.
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These originals are still popular, like the cendol served from roadside stands in Indonesia, fragrant with pandan and palm sugar.
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This New Orleans chocolate maker specializes in fragrant, tangy bars made from Peruvian and Mexican chocolate, some with Louisiana sugar.
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Pack a lunch — there are a number of places to picnic — or just sit and breathe in the fragrant gardens.
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The fragrant mush was then dumped into three-foot-tall tubes containing a thick cellulose mixture to help isolate proteins.
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Add the chorizo and cook for 2 minutes, then stir in the garlic and cook until fragrant, 1 minute more.
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On a clean sheet tray, toast the hazelnuts until deeply golden and fragrant, shaking the tray occasionally so they color evenly.
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But the linalool scent was as fragrant as a freshly opened air freshener, producing floral aroma that smelled almost like basil.
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Now, under careful watch and watering, most firs, spruces, and pines can keep their fragrant greenery for weeks, if not months.
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Stir in 2053 cloves of minced garlic, cumin, oregano, and cinnamon and toast for a minute or two, until fragrant. 2205.
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Make the spicy pepita sauce: In a large pan over high heat, toast the peppers until fragrant, 13 to 4 minutes.
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Flower dictionaries were made to help recipients decode these fragrant messages, kind of like obsessing over a text from your FWB.
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Then, the fragrant yellow milk is poured over espresso, and the resulting beverage is a golden twist on a classic latte.
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I drank florally fragrant faloodas and fresh coconut water and milk tea whose perfect sweetness still feels irreplicable in North America.
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After the oil starts to shimmer, turn heat to medium and add garlic, and cook until fragrant (about 30 seconds). 2.
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New Yorkers are at their breaking point with the MTA and in general seem more likely to take fragrant vinaigrette personally.
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Mr. Sinskey, who has planted 588 trees that he hopes will eventually bear fragrant and valuable black truffles, watched Gig work.
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It was a little sweet from coconut, fragrant with curry leaves and mustard seeds, and gently sour from the fermented batter.
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There's a flower garden so immodestly fragrant it seems to exceed all botanical limits, crossing from horticultural into Haribo olfactory territory.
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My husband makes a delicious fragrant tagine stew with different kinds of squash, and I make couscous to go with it.
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Chief among them, the sweet gum's fragrant resin was used to flavor a pipe full of an unfamiliar plant called tobacco.
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They are often infused with longing for an aesthetic and philosophical ideal that seems always to be vanishing, like fragrant smoke.
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Just one rise and a good handful of oats in the batter (and on top) results in this soft, fragrant loaf.
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The fragrant blossom — in his words, the size of "a newborn baby's head" — graces the night for only a few hours.
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What steals the show is the swimming pool lined with tall palm trees and fragrant gardens with roses, bougainvillea and hibiscus.
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Maqaw is not only peppery, it's deeply fragrant, with a scent of lemongrass and citron, making it sublime on delicate fish.
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He had managed to get the blackened window open, and the fragrant square of stars consoled him as he drifted off.
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Her confections are based on eggless, traditionally American ice creams, with flavorings inspired by the fragrant seasonings found in Indian food.
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Women were instructed to sit on top of bowls filled with boiling water and fragrant herbs such as oregano and basil.
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To the police, Crupi was a mafia suspect allegedly concealing drugs worth millions of dollars alongside fragrant bouquets he trucked to Italy.
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The panda toddler's name, written with the Chinese character for fragrant, was chosen from more than 322,000 suggestions submitted by the public.
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Reception was good, even here in the fragrant, unwashed drains under the government lab, but uploads threw him every time. Vertigo. Nausea.
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One sip will transport you to the snowy woods, but won't make you feel like you're getting lost among those fragrant pines.
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Spray this fragrant, all-natural formula on sun-kissed skin: The aloe, lavender and peppermint soothes and nourishes after hours of exposure.
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"I see a lot of women in my office who get irritated from using pungent, strong, and fake fragrant washes," she says.
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The price might seem steep, but the villa promises "fragrant gardens and enrapturing coastal views" along with a butler and a chef.
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A healthy dose of ginger not only adds a fragrant component to the classic comfort dish, but also remedies a sore throat.
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Rest assured, these bath bombs aren't nearly as showy or fragrant as the colorful, glitter-laced kind you might be familiar with.
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The fragrant still-hot-from-the-charcoals chicken and spicy chili sauce are tempered by the cool pickles and nutty tahina sauce.
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They expected their resident artist to lounge about in scarlet pyjamas, drink cocktails for breakfast and entertain dashing rascals and fragrant sirens.
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When the meat starts browning, add rosemary and sage, and cook on a medium-high flame for about 5 minutes until fragrant.
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Oxtail, slow cooked with hunks of kabocha squash in a fragrant curry (a nod to Macau), still requires coaxing off the bone.
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Stir intermittently for about 22 to 224 minutes, until the flavors have deepened and married and emit a notably fragrant steam. 5.
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On those fragrant days, the little girl Juan would always come early to play and stay until it was time to eat.
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Hakka people on the island use neither and opt for the fragrant leaves of a plant called alpinia zerumbet, or shell ginger.
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We entered a more remote stretch of trail, and the fragrant pines, ferns and wildflowers reminded me of the central California wilderness.
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It starts with puréeing herbs into olive oil, then whisking that fragrant oil into a stiff mayonnaise with avocado, garlic and anchovy.
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Along country roads, fragrant trees burst with white, pink and red flowers that normally bear a bounty of fruit in the summer.
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Simmered with a little coconut milk, it becomes a fragrant, spicy sauce for all manner of meat, fish, vegetable, tofu or noodles.
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Imagine long rows of connected limestone columns framed by bushes of oleander — pink and white flowers that are fragrant, delicate and deadly.
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Or peek into the fragrant Alpine House, which is packed with tiny potted plants, and imagine your own thumbs being so green.
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Next year, they'll also offer a welcome alternative to the island's ubiquitous overwater bungalow resorts: a tented villa amid their fragrant Eden.
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" Charleston's recent commemorative feast — which, according to Charleston City Paper, included "poached bass, a ramekin of shrimp pie bursting with fragrant herbs.
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You can't go wrong with the plain one, called In the Buff, but I preferred Lavender's Bleu, kissed with the fragrant flower.
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Tiny onions are so charming, especially when they're cooked down with fragrant cinnamon, ginger and bay leaf, then glazed with pomegranate molasses.
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Elsewhere in the building, Olivia Wright, 353, a teacher, was taking a nap in a cheongito, a fragrant sauna made of clay.
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The meat is first bathed in a fragrant wet marinade, perfumed with lemongrass, garlic, ginger, shallots, fish sauce, sugar and five-spice powder.
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Coconut oil — the fatty oil extracted from the "meat" of a coconut — is all-natural, moisturizing, fragrant, and cheaper than many commercial lubricants.
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Heat a large pan on a medium–high heat, add the cumin, mustard and fenugreek seeds and toast until fragrant, 103–3 minutes.
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When he returns to Houtouwan, the 27-year-old college graduate gathers honeysuckles for a fragrant tea that reminds him of his birthplace.
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In the same pan, add butter and garlic and cook on a medium heat until fragrant, making sure not to burn the garlic.
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Make the spice mix: In a small skillet, toast the spices over medium heat until they become fragrant, about 3 to 4 minutes.
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A fragrant body scrub can purge those dead skin cells, make your skin feel smoother, and tantalize the senses with a comforting aroma.
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Amid the bloodshed, car fumes and noise, residents are hard-placed to find anything fragrant in the sprawling cities of the Arab world.
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There are Pennsylvania pawpaws ("ripe when fragrant and soft to the touch," a sign advises), burgundy beans, cactus pears, ground cherries, Key limes.
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It's not—the couscous has a fragrant warmth and a satiny moisture that, one night, turned a group of first-timers into converts.
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I was inspired to revisit this airy classic, pairing it with a fragrant and beautiful stone-fruit salad at my last dinner party.
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A fragrant mound of rose bushes, thyme beds, and magnolia and crab apple trees rises on a former roadway reclaimed for open space.
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The craft beer manufacturers relationship with G1 is a slightly hazy mix of 'cosy' and 'what in Christ's fragrant arse is going on?
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Make the Chinese five spice powder: In a small skillet, gently toast all of the ingredients over medium heat until fragrant, 215 minutes.
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Make the panch phoran: Toast the mustard, coriander, fennel, fenugreek, and nigella seeds in a medium skillet until fragrant, 2 to 3 minutes.
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The last technical barrier to producing Fragrant Moss was the removal of an herbicide-resistant gene, which the team achieved in late May.
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His spice rack was spare: coarsely ground black pepper, salt, red-pepper flakes and the fragrant mixture known as lemon-and-pepper seasoning.
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Stephen and Jessica Rose couldn't find juicy, fragrant fresh peaches in Nashville, where they settled as newlyweds, so they did something about it.
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The bath amenities, labeled Rayl's after the former tenant, were made for the hotel with Shinola's "signature scent," which was unrecognizable but fragrant.
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But once it's cut, the tart reveals a magenta stripe of simmered plums in each slice — fragrant with cinnamon and glistening with honey.
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Stir in the capers and anchovies and cook until fragrant and the anchovies have sort of melted into the onions, 2 minutes more.
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Slowly, methodically, they lit the incense; soon the sturdy warrior, with her sheath of protective quills, had a halo of wispy, fragrant smoke.
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It turns out to be a fabulous knob of Piemontese goat cheese alongside an amber nugget of honeycomb, fragrant as an orange grove.
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Eat outside and marvel at how sultry the night air is, while traffic roars in the distance and someone smokes fragrant weed nearby.
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Towns are tidy: one- and two-story concrete houses, with verandas and peaked roofs to repel rain, nestled among vivid, fragrant flowering bougainvillea.
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Fiery harissa spice lives up to its name, the rose version is saltier and fragrant, and the herb blend is robust and piney.
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One of Mr. Charles's favorite creations is grilled whelk on a skewer of Labrador tea, a fragrant, medicinal plant used by indigenous peoples.
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Fragrant and odor-absorbing plants were also spread across the outdoor smoking area to alleviate concerns from neighbors about the possible marijuana smell.
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Hundreds of people packed into the temple, fragrant with flowers and ringing with the rhythm of drums beaten by men in traditional dress.
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Bashment, grime, UK funky, garage—Manchester party and label Swing Ting's releases offer a fragrant melting pot (get it?) of dance-fueled stew.
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Coming from a country rich in fragrant tahina, pickles and fresh chilis, he learned to put his own spin on classic German dishes.
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Add a healthy dusting of cumin, some salt and pepper to taste, and allow it all to go muddy and fragrant in the pan.
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Yankee Candle is recalling around 31,000 of its "Luminous Collection" candles, saying a square glass jar containing the fragrant wax is a laceration hazard.
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I got some more intel from a fragrant fishing truck near the white sands of Cable Beach that serves conch raw, fried and cracked.
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Prepare the beef: In a small skillet, toast the Sichuan peppercorns, Angelica root, star anise, and cinnamon sticks over medium until fragrant, 24 minutes.
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Earlier in the Slam, Anderson beat Wesley Harms 10-2, and Harms blamed his loss on a "fragrant smell" that came from Anderson's direction.
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The legislature's technology unit spotted that he was looking at weedy websites and amassing files of fragrant data and shut down his computer account.
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The yellow and white fragrant blooms added a whimsical touch to her island look and perfectly complimented her pink printed ruffle dress by Figue.
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But Taylor is quick to clarify that the instructor, Michael J. Cirino, will be doing his demonstrations with big, fragrant, green bushels of… oregano.
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The Prophet Muhammad is even said to have shied from entering Damascus, otherwise called al-Fayha, "the fragrant", for fear of entering Paradise twice.
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You can tell that the hills of Uttarakhand are abundant in medicinal plants, he says, from the fragrant smoke that the fires give off.
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They don't have anything close to the musky, fragrant depth of a curry leaf, but they are delightful in their own fresh, woodsy ways.
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So Benech ripped them out and planted a medieval-inspired garden with flowering artichokes, cordoned fruit trees, herbs and fragrant flowers such as tuberoses.
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One big prize for the Fragrant Harbour would be hosting Ma's financial technology giant, Ant Financial, although Ant is not technically an Alibaba subsidiary.
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Over the past decade, I have led hundreds of "smell walks" in European and North American cities — the fragrant, the foul and the deodorized.
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As Young returns to the MUNCHIES kitchen with an armful of fragrant sage, it becomes plainly clear that he is not your average bartender.
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"The big difference with the fragrant moss is we've completed the work on the genetic engineering, which is the primary technical risk," he said.
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Whenever Trump detonates one of these fragrant thought-bombs on Twitter, the entire site lights up, singing as one the warning DEMONIC IMAGE EMERGES.
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Toast the Sichuan peppercorns, cumin seeds, fennel seeds, star anise, cardamom, and cloves in a dry skillet over medium heat, stirring continuously until fragrant.
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The result—sometimes collectively thrown under the wide umbrella of sour beer—can be tart and pungent, funky and fragrant, or mellow and tangy.
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If it's not fragrant or seems to have as stale sort of smell, it's likely not going to add much to your next dish.
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It's a patient dish, a fragrant ginger-turmeric-cinnamon potpourri that was long associated with celebratory feasts until it recently became a political symbol.
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They're surrounded by a fragrant, vaguely North African tomato sauce zipped through with orange juice and warm spices, then topped with feta and mint.
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As for Fragrant Moss, "we see this as a replacement for a product that's not very ecologically friendly," Evans told me in an interview.
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When the chickens were done, cooked to softness, moist and fragrant, I'd allow them to cool, then shred them into a wide, wide bowl.
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A small study published in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science, found men who were given a more fragrant smelling deodorant were more confident.
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It will at the end, regardless, if you make shrimp in yellow curry as your midweek repast, and serve it with fragrant jasmine rice.
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Just as fragrant blossoms attract bees, this Bronx public garden hopes to lure lots of little human visitors with two days of sweet activities.
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The smells of suede and nicotine creating a delicate and ambered patina, fragrant hair on the nape of a neck exuding a vanilla aroma.
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The vital accompaniment to this rice noodle bowl, and many other Vietnamese dishes, is a platter of lettuce leaves and tender, fragrant fresh herbs.
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The beans go in once the eggs are just set, along with all the fragrant cooking liquid, and the whole lot bubbles along together.
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"Fragrant" is a useful hint; Jasmine came to mind, which is a popular girl's name in its own right, and easily mutates to YASMINE.
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"The bilateral cooperation will be as fragrant and delicious as Salvadoran coffee and as sweet and tasty as the sugar of this beautiful nation!"
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It's a nice place to sip Anna's fragrant take on a Bellini, made with fig eau de vie, peach liqueur, prosecco and lemon verbena.
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The Christmas markets that pop up across the region this time of year promise fragrant finds, mulled wine and endless arrays of holiday treasures.
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Her housekeeper leaves little handmade baskets full of flowers and fragrant incense around her home and pool, leaving it smelling fresh throughout the year.
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And they're bringing forth delicious scents: chicken soups and fragrant lasagnas (above); apple pies and kitchen sink cookies; mulled wine, mulled cider, hot chocolate.
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The shrimp dumpling has a much more delicate shell, the broth has a fragrant wonton flavor, and the soup is filled with fresh noodles.
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Mr. Oxton, however, is a founder of Night Shift Brewing, a Boston-area company noted for its fragrant I.P.A.s and other big-flavored beers.
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Spread the walnuts and pumpkin seeds in a single layer on a rimmed baking sheet, and toast until fragrant and lightly golden, about 10 minutes.
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Traders who line both sides of the street, tending shops filled with fungi and fragrant bark, insist that they have no such ornaments for sale.
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In a sauté pan over medium heat, cook garlic and shallot in olive oil until fragrant and garlic is cooked through, 2 1/2 minutes.
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He made short work of a fragrant lentil soup, but his pace slowed as he picked through salads and scooped dips with steaming pita bread.
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White tulips, daffodils and hyacinths bloomed in spring and were followed by white roses, lilies, gladioli, cosmos, gaura and fragrant nemesia that arrived in summer.
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So a giant flower show in Tangshan, China's biggest steel-producing city, may be an equally good—and more fragrant—explanation for the sudden rally.
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Well, we've got a recipe for you that's a riff on the classic cocktail but packs a fragrant punch thanks to its heavy Thai influence.
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He uses the spice to make everything from biryani, a fragrant rice dish that enjoys a cult status in the country, to tea and sweets.
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If you want to live the caveman way, you'll have to kiss your hyaluronic acid serum, your nightly retinol, and your fragrant rose oil goodbye.
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Because this bath bomb is scented with organic pumpkin powder and fragrant cinnamon leaf oil, it's perfect for the entire fall season — not just Halloween.
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The third and rarest, "Gounod Symphony" (1958), is more grandly formal and politely fragrant, but it, too, often catches the breath with dazzling geometric effects.
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Other fillings include chicken caramelized in lemongrass and flounder baked with turmeric, fragrant and fine, faintly evoking the fabled Hanoi dish cha ca la Vong.
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Make the five-spice salt: In a medium skillet, toast the cardamom, five-spice, peppercorns, and star anise over medium until fragrant, about 1 minute.
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One by one, they pass around a shell filled with burning sage wafting fragrant curls of smoke toward their faces, chests and over their heads.
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Once flowers are cut they have to be refrigerated and flown to the United States, a process that gives the fragrant blooms their carbon footprint.
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It's worth mixing up a batch of fragrant, flavorful Sichuan-pepper salt, both for this recipe and to keep on hand for all-purpose seasoning.
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It is distinguished by its herbal notes, hints of licorice and especially its fragrant essence of blood oranges, grown at the base of Mount Etna.
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The desert truffle is far less fragrant and flavorful than its European counterpart, but is valued in Iraq for its meaty texture and subtle taste.
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The exotica, fetishism and soap opera in Lisa See's novel of 19th-century China, "Snow Flower and the Secret Fan," make for a fragrant mix.
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Place the saucepan in the oven and cook, stirring every 15 minutes or so, until the flours are fragrant and browned, about 1 hour. 2.
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We dropped our bags and immediately set out down the meandering route densely enveloped by fragrant fynbos; just breathing deeply seemed to have curative properties.
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On a recent visit, we met with Randy Pratt, the farm's operations manager, who walked us through fragrant rows of Douglas, Fraser and Canaan firs.
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I read Chichi Wang's version, on Serious Eats, and lifted her brilliant use of fragrant rice wine in the eggs and ketchup in the sauce.
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And these formulas smelled either chemical-y or overly fragrant, a scent that I couldn't escape, that lingered, that trailed me and my every move.
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Blue cheese and potato tarts, Moroccan lamb shanks with couscous and feta, buffalo short ribs and a fragrant nutmeg cake are some other fine recipes.
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Cooking School When Phillip Lim finally decided to put his kitchen to use, he followed his nose back to the fragrant dishes of his childhood.
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Not only do they involve offbeat flavors, but some are dusted with assorted seeds, and others, like the one made with coffee, are particularly fragrant.
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Five days before the Penn Plaza Pavilion show, I visited the penthouse, which was fragrant with expensive leathers and gleaming with racks of lustrous silks.
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Naturally, in a short test of the Model X recently in fragrant Manhattan, we wanted to see what would happen when we engaged the feature.
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Having a beautiful bouquet to walk down the aisle with — and fragrant displays throughout the reception hall — seem like pretty key parts of a traditional wedding.
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This year designer Karl Lagerfeld is offering a Cuban theme for the black-tie event, allowing attendees to stroll through fragrant sugar cane and sip mojitos.
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The researchers then looked at the genetic makeup of the tomatoes people prefer and were able to identify traits that make tomatoes optimally delicious and fragrant.
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I'm still bitter about the Croatian man who came on my face without asking, then ate two (!) bowls of fragrant beef stew before driving me home.
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Rich tomato tabsi, fragrant tabbouleh and Maklubah—a thousand year-old recipe in which rice and vegetables are piled on top of a slow roasting chicken.
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Baharat, a fragrant all-purpose Lebanese seven-spice mix, usually has a base of black pepper and allspice, along with coriander, cumin, clove, cinnamon and nutmeg.
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In the Hudson Valley, one chef crafts tonics and elixirs to cure PMS and indigestion, potent potions for a restaurant — and a very fragrant little world.
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I found the tea to be really fragrant and flowery, and the boba, while not as fresh as some of its bubbly brethren, soft and chewy.
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To my mind, silvaner is a perfect wine for spring: light, fragrant, gentle and almost shy, like the first buds emerging from a bare tree branch.
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The property's original owner, the lawyer Samuel Untermyer, practiced brutal tactics in the courtroom while keeping his suit buttonholes stocked with fragrant orchids from his greenhouses.
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This specialty nursery would grow out cuttings discovered by the Rustlers in cemeteries and unkempt yards, then return these robust and fragrant roses to new gardens.
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A portion of mung beans was delicious, as was a fragrant wild oregano salad, a simple hummus, an eggplant salad and purslane drowned in tangy yogurt.
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The chicken recipes are especially good, particularly her quick silken chicken, and the many fragrant variations on the simple theme of vegetables with garlic and ginger.
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Outdoor space: The home has a rocking-chair front porch and a back porch, marble walkways and perennial gardens with daffodils, tulips and fragrant Korean lilacs.
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It was a grilled piece of cheese — a typical Argentine appetizer called provoleta, fragrant with oregano, crisped and browned at the edges, and starting to ooze.
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Its admirably flaky pastries and dense, fragrant Danish rye bread make compact snacks to pack for the day, but most critically, its grain bar serves ollebrod.
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Shura's airy melodies also really linger, and she and co-producer Joel Pott build a dreamy electro-pop sound that envelops you like a fragrant vapor.
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But half-pickled by the lime juice, they've been swamped in for days, the onion and tomato have the fragrant acidity of a pre-vomit burp.
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Cooks mince ginger and fresh basil, sear fresh fillets of snapper in fragrant olive oil and create little towers of goat cheese and roasted beet slices.
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Instead of using water and a few drops of essential oil, the unit uses fragrant pads that can reduce stress, as it omits pleasant and calming scents.
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Meanwhile, set a skillet over medium-high heat and toast the peppers (in batches, if need be) until they're fragrant, slightly charred, and a little more pliable.
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On Tuesday, then, we'll cook Melissa's recipe for sweet and sour salmon, which pairs beautifully with a loaf of challah bread, to dip in the fragrant sauce.
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The leaves in the pot were soggy, and she dumped them into the sink, rinsed the strainer, and sifted in a new, fragrant layer from the tin.
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Or, really, any of the fragrant botanical oils and extracts that make products smell fancy and luxurious but make reactive complexions flare up like a Roman candle.
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Let your nose catch hold of the fragrant cookie scent that wafts around the block and take a trip to the flagship store, which opened in 1924.
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"Set out a pot of tea, cups, and fixings that are sweet (think sugar and honey) and fragrant (lavender, rose petals, jasmine and mint)," Miller tells PEOPLE.
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The book spans the black olive groves of Burquin to plates of musaka'a eaten under a full moon in Ramallah, and sharing platters of fragrant sumac chicken.
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Each day at the company was a sensory experience filled with color — the office was painted in 17 of them — fragrant candles, brain games and yoga balls.
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Oregano oil has promising antibacterial and anti-inflammatory propertiesThis essential oil, distilled from the fragrant herb often found in Italian and other cuisines, is loaded with antioxidants.
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Villages separated by a few hundred meters of fragrant air were as distinct as planets, while the great city by the sea seemed close enough to touch.
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"Food is at the center of Persian culture; it's integral to everything," she said as she lifted the lid on a pot of rice fragrant with herbs.
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They're stuffed with breadcrumbs, garlic, and a bunch of fresh herbs, which means that they're beefed up and will fill your kitchen with fragrant, herby, briny smells.
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I was pleasantly surprised to see this stunning dish of different types of tomato, a heaping mess of mozzarella, and confetti strands of bright and fragrant basil.
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You see it in specialty stores, plastered across fragrant bags of expensive imported coffee beans and in delicate script across bars of pricy hand-molded chocolate bars.
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In the summer months, the central plaza is fragrant with lavender, rosemary and jasmine, and families gather to play chess and dine at the indoor-outdoor cafe.
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Shop eco-chic hair care from Atar GoldAtar Gold is inspired by ancient Egypt, where attars (the fragrant oils found in plants, flowers, and woods) are abundant.
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Pale and disturbing in countenance, these Bavarian veal-and-pork sausages are light and fragrant with lemon and onion, and are generally served steamed, alongside a pretzel.
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" Here's a taste, typically reflective: "Pounding fragrant things — particularly garlic, basil, parsley — is a tremendous antidote to depression," she writes in a chapter called "Chopping and Pounding.
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And that's true whether you're stuck on a desert island, or cozied up in your kitchen with a fragrant pot of chickpeas bubbling away on the stove.
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It skips the tomatoes but keeps the basil, blending the fragrant leaves — along with fresh mint, Parmesan, garlic and a little chile — into a vibrant, pestolike sauce.
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ITASY, Madagascar, Jan 27 (Reuters) - In the rich volcanic soils of central Madagascars Itasy province grows a rare and fragrant coffee coveted by bats and humans alike.
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For this, I whole-heartedly recommend Weleda's Skin Food, an extremely rich and fragrant blend of botanical ingredients that's been on "best of" beauty lists for years.
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Pure comfort food, served steaming and fragrant in a miniature clay pot, grains glistening with lard, infused with fungal earthiness and enhanced with chunks of tender meat.
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I like pickled cherry peppers most, however, when they're used in sauce and ladled onto meat: spicy and fragrant and slightly syrupy, what the Italians call agrodolce.
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Turn down a narrow, shady lane, lined with simple tin-roofed houses, and you quickly find yourself in a tropical forest of soaring bamboo and fragrant pines.
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Toast sesame seeds in a dry pan over medium to high heat, until fragrant, about two to four minutes depending on the thickness of your pan. 2.
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While the soup finishes cooking, toast some fennel seeds and chopped dill in a bit of hot olive oil, cooking until they're wildly fragrant and almost crisp.
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Lemony and oaky, fruity and mineral, it can be powerfully tart and fragrant (the word "funk" gets thrown around) — challenging to new initiates but compelling to converts.
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Today, Danes know Lê as the chef and author who championed Vietnamese food and exposed their squeamish tastebuds to umami, fish sauce, and the fragrant world of chilis.
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The exhibit hits all senses, so there's also a terpene smell station, where visitors can smell the different types of terpenes [which are the fragrant oils of cannabis].
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"The fragrant honeysuckle and juicy peach notes of Simpler Wines Peach shine brightest when chilled," the announcement continued, suggesting it be paired with brunch, grilled seafood, and dessert.
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Model Emily Ratajkowski – who posted her own nude mirror pic after Kardashian West broke the Internet last week – tweeted a photo of the reality star's fragrant gesture Monday.
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For the first time in so long, the moment she was living in was a new one, and the stale air she breathed was fresh, fragrant as spring.
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In most parts of the country, May is when spring really unfurls her full beauty, beckoning us to emerge from our homes and step into the fragrant sunlight.
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So feel free to substitute the six tablespoons of normal butter with an infused one, or replace the sprigs of fresh thyme and rosemary with another fragrant herb.
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It was a cool summer evening, and the smell of fragrant — and, more importantly, solid — food wafted from the living room, where my parents were eating a snack.
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"They're pure, they're not synthetic," de Heinrich de Omorovicza says about the fragrant ingredients, "so there's a benefit for the skin as well" — not to mention the senses.
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To prepare for some of her baked snack suggestions, I headed to the grocery store, where I spent considerably more time in the fragrant spice aisle than usual.
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A honey wasabi-crusted salmon struck just the right balance between sharp and sweet, and came with fragrant black rice that helped keep the flavors from becoming overpowering.
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She ordered us both something called Ramona; it was a bubbly, pinkish concoction with a zingy, fragrant grapefruit tang, and it came from a can, like a soda.
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As someone who's suspicious of fragrant products — sometimes they're drying, chemically damaging, or just plain overwhelming — I was happily surprised by the smell, which is so, so wonderful.
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Ryuichi Sakamoto provides a rework of Age Of's "Last Known Image of a Song" that's subtly fragrant, like tossing a few drops of lemongrass oil in a dehumidifier.
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Then Monday night, you could steer into the fragrant refuge of a meatless meal and try this simple and delicious recipe for baked miso-glazed tofu with mushrooms.
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Nearly 2,000 miles away, in the similarly mountainous rain forests of Madagascar's Ranomafana National Park, yellow berries or fragrant, green figs await lemurs, the frugivores of this jungle.
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I was charmed by a smaller, quieter dessert: a mochi cake stuffed with fior di latte ice cream, with sea salt and a fragrant scribble of olive oil.
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When it arrives in the big city, its fragrant needles will be decorated with 50,000 lights, topped with a Swarovski star, and then lit up on Nov. 29.
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You enter with lanterns, one or two at a time through mirrored swinging doors, to walk on leaves and a wood stump path under towering, fragrant fir trees.
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Topped with the earthy blend of fragrant mashed parsnip and potato, and baked until bubbly and browned, it may be the best shepherd's pie I have ever eaten.
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Next to me, a woman in a purple velvet newsboy hat examined fragrant bundles of palo santo wood, Spanish for "holy wood," a serious look on her face.
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The fragrant, brandy-soaked mess of fruits will have been readied in its great earthenware bowl, to be steamed in the Aga's lower oven for 12 full hours.
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You can order the man'oushe (pronounced mah-noo-SHAY) carpeted with either za'atar, a spice mixture fragrant with sumac and wild thyme, or akkawi, a salty brined cheese.
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Despite folksy characters with fragrant names like Sitter Mavis, who must mind her dotty mother, and Clara Breedlove, who radiates maternal warmth, the play is subtler than that.
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We were in her sun-filled baking studio for a fika of French-press coffee and apple cake, just out of the oven, fragrant with cinnamon and cardamom.
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This simplest of smoothies, fairly thick, deliciously tart-sweet and fragrant, makes no claims of enhancing your immune system, ridding your face of wrinkles or saving your marriage.
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An Uzbek eatery offers fragrant meat dumplings along with a generous helping of post-Soviet kitsch in the form of glittering gold lamé tablecloths and spangled voile curtains.
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A "fragrant accord" sounds like something that should happen in our nation's capital, but it's a three-note sequence involving the different weights of scent in a perfume.
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An encyclopedia of fragrant plants, lavishly illustrated with photographs by Ellen Hoverkamp, ensures that you put your olfactory organs to work next time you're browsing through a nursery.
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Monarchs in the western part of the United States migrate for the winter to California, where they gather mostly among fragrant eucalyptus trees, which provide hospitable living conditions.
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That includes traditional local grapes like the fragrant canaiolo and colorino (which deepens sangiovese's pale ruby color) as well as international grapes like cabernet sauvignon, merlot and syrah.
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An animal lucky enough to be part of the restaurateur/rancher's herd in northwestern Spain gets to laze about in mountain pastures redolent of thyme and other fragrant herbs.
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An excited Famitsu reporter tried the game out, noting that he felt a spray of water while he watched one of the characters shower and noticed her fragrant smell.
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On the last weekend of April, stalls popped up across the harbor, and the smell of freshly fired grills swirled around, carried by the English Channel's fragrant sea breeze.
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Add the chili powder, cumin, and salt and continue to sauté for another 30 seconds, until the spices have toasted and become fragrant and the corn is super charred.
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The combination of spices — a fragrant mix of cumin, coriander, cinnamon and allspice — will go nicely with any vegetable with a strong enough personality to stand up to them.
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Some things only get better as time goes on: a California pinot noir, a fragrant cassoulet, that Pilates boot camp class you could barely get through on day one.
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Surrounded by pine and cedar trees and acres of fragrant lavender, it has a chapel tucked into a valley hollow and first served as a religious abbey in 1205.
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The Polynesian feels completely at peace, secure in the knowledge that waters actually can be that warm and turquoise, sands that white and soft, flowers that fragrant and vibrant.
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Lakshmi writes about how, after coming to the U.S., she felt Americans would associate her skin color with third world slums, malaria and "the fragrant foods" of her culture.
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The other is offering fragrant meat slices, spicy hot pot, kung pao chicken, and a tomato and egg dish, its menu lit up on a fluorescent LED board overhead.
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Key Anthems: Lil Dicky - "Save Dat Money" Rockie Gold - "Dicks Out For Harambe" Wes Walker & Dyl - "Jordan Belfort" The world is a fragrant mystery for The Globetrotting Oasis Finder.
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But Evens estimated that Fragrant Moss could last for years, whereas flowers wilt in days, and that it would be easier to care for than a flowering plant, too.
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Submerging myself in the hotel bathtub the night before with a moist, fragrant washcloth over my eyes had probably been a bad idea; it likely vexed my sensitive system.
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Add the mustard seeds, turmeric, asafoetida, coriander, fenugreek, cumin, and chilies and cook, stirring, until the mustard seeds begin to pop and the spices are fragrant, about 2 minutes.
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To cook with garlic, sizzle but don't brown it before adding it to food — this is blooming, and it will tame garlic's raw fire, leaving it fragrant and flavorful.
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This year, it's the fresh, fragrant bay leaves that have done especially well — which presents me with an unusual predicament: What do I do with a glut of them?
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Zind Humbrecht's dry 2015s are lovely, including a fragrant gentle muscat from the grand cru Goldert vineyard and a deeply mineral, concentrated riesling from the grand cru Brand vineyard.
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Ms. Heshmati started Peace Meal Kitchen about a year ago to share her Iranian cooking, like ghormeh sabzi, a fragrant herb, bean and beef stew scented with dried limes.
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The Hall of Ambassadors is a particularly stunning room, and the palace's accompanying gardens, fragrant with orange trees and dotted with fountains, are as beautiful as any I've seen.
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As dairy is the doyenne of the Dolomites, fragrant wedges of local Stelvio, Piave, Fodom and Bastardo del Grappa (accompanied by housemade jams) were essential to the antipasti course.
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There, families gather at plastic tables to eat plates of West Sumatran-style mixed rice with cabbage, searingly spicy beef rendang, and green beans cooked in fragrant yellow curry.
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" As is "Parfum Des Fleurs": "Oh, frail and fragrant visions, / Sweet nomads of the air, / That rise like the mist on the meadows / And cling to my darksome hair.
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Chicken rice - a simple but fragrant dish of steamed rice topped with slices of chicken - is usually called Singapore's national dish, and counts celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey as a fan.
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Fujian, the province in which it sits, has been a trading hub since Arab dhows and Song dynasty junks ferried fragrant hardwoods, tea and porcelain to and from its ports.
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"A form of kazandibi dates back to the 11th century," she explained as she pounded translucent pebbles of mastic, a fragrant tree resin, into a powder to flavor the milk.
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If I owned a bevy of Tom Ford suits and gifted my lady friends Birkin bags for their birthdays, the leather-fragrant scent of the Bentayga would be mightily enticing.
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An obsession with their soft tender crumb, fragrant spices and candied orange rind, and the strangely satisfying chewy texture of the doughy cross, is a cross I have to bear.
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Make the potato chip dukkah: In a large skillet, toast the almonds, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, and coriander seeds over medium heat until golden and fragrant, 4 to 5 minutes.
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After wrapping up the promotional cycle for Fragrant World, Yeasayer found themselves not only struggling to decide what would come next, but doing so without a label in North America.
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Made with separated eggs to achieve lightness, her version is at once rustic and refined, fragrant with orange and lemon zests, vanilla and cinnamon, and lightly dusted with powdered sugar.
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Between chewing on sweet mint and fragrant lemongrass, he tells me that they haven't come from the hills of Thailand, but rather, grown specially for him in Dorset and Cornwall.
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Trilobites The scene: Visitors in the Kew Royal Botanic Gardens near London have reported hundreds, if not thousands of bees, especially bumblebees, sick or dead, beneath fragrant, flowering Tilia trees.
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But that show could not offer what this one does: a full-scale, fragrant, enchantingly lush garden, complete with numerous flowering plants and philodendrons that Burle Marx himself first identified.
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Eat No one makes better galbijjim than your mother, at least if she's Korean and she's following the usual script about this fragrant stew of short ribs and root vegetables.
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The leathery fruit and distinctive savory flavors were rustic in the best sense of the word, conjuring up the fragrant wild herbs known as garrigue in Provence and southern France.
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Fortunately, the rich, water-soaked soil at the base of the tree was littered with the fragrant nuts, and I would be in the danger zone only a short time.
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They come in elderflower, fragrant with an intriguing note of bitterness; grapefruit, properly citric and mellowed with honey; and Italian, for that Negroni variation, scented with orange, lemon and spices.
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The comal setup benefits the meat, too: Tripe becomes soft from boiling and crisp from contact with the steel, all of it fragrant from its bath in the bubbling fat.
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There was no eating around the fava beans, celery and eggplant that made up the fragrant rice and stew dishes she served each night, though my younger brothers certainly tried.
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Finally, Mr. Wenders, dipping back to his San Francisco obsession, proposed "Pearl Fishers," a fragrant Orientalist melodrama about two friends who find themselves competing for the love of a priestess.
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At Miss Ada, a restaurant in Fort Greene, it gets spooned, nutty and fragrant, over a sweet but earthy carrot hummus, and again over a bowl of fluffy whipped ricotta.
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Maybe you can't afford to send mom to the spa for a day, but she's guaranteed to be impressed with this DIY body scrub infused with fragrant jasmine tea leaves.
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When I went home from college for the last time, there was no tiny package on my bed, no secondhand silk blouses, no fragrant gardenias floating in a bowl of water.
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The kind with rich saag aloo, perfectly cooked tandoori lamb, and Peshwari naans that contain more fragrant, doughy calories than your entire weekly gym attendance could ever hope to burn off?
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Jessica Nitti-Mahoney, a hair stylist in Denver, Colorado, created a shampoo bottle (that's actually filled with fragrant hand lotion) as a cover letter and marketing tool to attract potential customers.
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This dish is bursting with fragrant lemongrass, spicy curry paste, and plenty of garlic and ginger, but it's also toned down and sweetened a bit with the addition of coconut milk.
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Despite the bleak outlook, the association expects demand for fragrant rice from markets such as Hong Kong, Singapore and China to improve in the near term due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Don't get me wrong, when true fall weather kicks in I love nothing more than sitting in my local Starbucks, reading a book, and sipping on a fragrant Pumpkin Spice Latte.
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Spliced into Jung Jaei-il's dread-laden score, fragrant bouquets of classical music provide bustling comic counterpoint as well as wry commentary on the snooty cultural values being slowly eviscerated onscreen.
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I go to the shops to get lunch, which is a packet of nasi lemak (fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaves) and three kuih lapis (steamed layered cakes).
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Have your whole squad tag along because at The Pot's, it's all-you-can-eat dumplings, noodles, veggies, and meats that you can submerge in a variety of fragrant, spicy broths.
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With magnificent aromas of fragrant white blossom and fruit, the wine retains that touch of distinctive minerality drawn from the limestone soils, that is the hallmark of the greatest French terroirs.
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The not-so-secret ingredient to this top-notch spread is none other than extra-virgin olive oil infused with a particularly potent strain of weed, plus fragrant garlic and ginger.
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The sauce below it, a kind of roux thickened with chicken stock and fragrant with paprika, absorbs its fat and provides a beautiful texture against the crunch of the bird's exterior.
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Each bite is multidimensional, too: silky chocolate custard slipping between sheets of tender, moist crepe, the fragrant crunch of a few scattered hazelnuts, and an airy puff of unsweetened whipped cream.
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Related: The Fragrant World of Vintage Perfume Bottles Ordinary Pictures Takes a Profound Swing at the Stock Photo Industry If Jeff Koons Collaged Internet Porn, It Might Look Something Like This
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It's drenched in both soy and fish sauces, and the fatty belly of the meat, mixed in the fry pan with potatoes, lets off a fragrant steam of ginger and garlic.
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At its heart, fragrant and steaming, lies a packet of turmeric-stained chicken curry, carefully contained in plastic wrap and foil to keep it from leaking into the dough while baking.
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Lamb stew, hearty and fragrant, cooked until meat falls off the bone and served alongside thick, chewy noodles — this is the type of food that cuts through northern China's winter chill.
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She needed a space for her "olfactory experiments," she told me, referring to the fragrant projects she'd started as a species of "method writing" while crafting a story about an apothecary.
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Over the May holiday celebrating Montenegro's 12-year independence, we hiked lightly traveled but well-signed paths, forded streams, crossed under waterfalls and picnicked on lakeside boulders in fragrant pine groves.
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A for Athens, off bustling Monastiraki Square, serves mythically titled drinks like Polyphemus the Cyclops, as well as a cobbler that features mastiha, the distinctly fragrant tree resin from Chios (€12).
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A nodding hippie of a plant, Datisca cannabina is a woody perennial with vaguely cannabislike foliage; it sports pendulous, shaggy, fragrant wands of flowers that set chains of love-bead seeds.
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Standouts include classic linguine al pesto with potatoes and green beans, or a tender filet of local (as in pulled out of Lake Lugano) perch with fragrant vanilla-perfumed black rice.
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All of this made the sweet relief of arriving, often after dark, even more memorable: the cool, fragrant air; the stars; falling asleep to the lake water lapping and oarlocks knocking.
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Family Meal is the stone soup children's tale of restaurant life — you just stand there stirring that caldron of water, and by the end you have a rich and fragrant meal.
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If you're new to using the fragrant mixes to release tension, Tourles says a good starting place is to use an aromatherapy diffuser for 20 to 30 minutes at a time.
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Companies queuing up to raise capital in the Fragrant Harbour, including warehouse operator ESR and consumer-finance company Home Credit, may need to take a similar tack in these tough times.
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The velocity of Conor's bright burning star in the sky of sports entertainment only adds to the stakes that are so fragrant when imagining this bizarro matchup with Mayweather come to fruition.
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When a drink is fragrant and frothy and frosty, with crushed ice and foam on top, and it shows up in a big sifter, there's no question about the romanticism of it.
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In one of the poorest regions of India, children as young as five are part of an opaque supply chain - beginning in Giridih's decrepit mines and ending in Paris' fragrant beauty stores.
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The restaurant chain, known for its crisp, wafer-thin, rice flour pancakes or "dosas" and fragrant, spice-filled vegetable stew, is now run by his two sons, according to the hotel's website.
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It's always been about timeless designs that we add to [functionally]; we are here to protect your fashion investments from fragrant odors, and add some reefer chicness to your classic jewelry collection.
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Although traditional Dutch food is not exactly fragrant with spices, South African boerewors and braai sout (salt, used as a rub) are often highly seasoned with coriander, cumin, clove cinnamon and ginger.
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Maybe it's nostalgia, or maybe just a return to essentials — but bar soaps have come a long way since the sulfate-heavy, overly fragrant ones your grandma kept next to her sink.
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The details of Jamie's memoir are intimate: Lenny eating Connecticut corn in the summer with his hands drenched in butter; or, back in New York, half awake and fragrant in the mornings.
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Though there are native plants as fragrant in the evening — linden comes to mind — generally speaking, New Yorkers need only follow their noses to the ubiquitous Japanese honeysuckle to find the source.
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Rapid growth, especially in the last decade, has debased much restaurant cooking, drowning the tastes and textures of dishes like fish-fragrant eggplant in gobs of acrid chile, oil and monosodium glutamate.
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"Because of limited sun exposure and the difference in temperature and the clouds, high mountain tea is especially fragrant," says David Tsay, a tea teacher in Taiwan who specializes in organic farming.
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Almost every morning, my mom prepared nasi lemak, a fragrant rice dish cooked in coconut milk served with spicy lamb curry, crispy fried anchovies, a hard-boiled egg, and fresh sliced cucumbers.
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The fragrant, deep rose result, sold as whole hams with and without bone, or sliced in three-ounce consumer packages, is meaty and slightly saline, with good prosciutto's typical shadow of sweetness.
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Step 3: Place the cumin seeds in a small pan over low heat and toast until fragrant, 3 to 4 minutes, occasionally shaking the pan and being careful not to burn them.
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TAXA's Fragrant Moss was created by inserting software-generated DNA sequences into the cells of an emerald green, spreading earthmoss, called Physcomitrella patens, which is often used in studies of plant development.
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Handmade udon were then swished around the pot to extract flavor, and each diner was handed a microplane and invited to grate the fragrant zest of a yuzu onto the chewy noodles.
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Catalano's innovative method of infusing terpenes (the fragrant oils that give cannabis its aromatic and flavor diversity) with food has been popularized over the past decade, and is now considered accepted wisdom.
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The Heart Chakra candle features a blend of the fragrant wood palo santo and rose, which creates a calming, heart-opening experience that helps you to focus on your love and union.
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Samugheo (population 3,018) is an unremarkable-looking town that sits snug against breathtaking cliffs and gorges, forests of cork oak and olive trees and fields fragrant in spring with asphodel and poppy.
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Scented with turmeric, ginger and fresh curry leaves, the biryani was far more complex and fragrant than anything you might ever hope to make in under half an hour on a weeknight.
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Along with the playwright and the actors, they were crammed into the theater's small canteen, shouting their congratulations and conversations in an atmosphere thick with cigarette smoke and fragrant Austrian white wine.
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Front Burner Josephine's Feast, a Brooklyn producer of preserves and condiments made mostly from local ingredients (even foraged beach plums), has welcomed summer with a fragrant new flavor, strawberries and pink Champagne.
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Instead, this fragrant wine mulled with roasted oranges, sugar and spice is a liquid reflection of the new, improved Scrooge: warm and sweet, and — as it's meant for sharing — generous of spirit.
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Family members may play music, pour fragrant drops of rose water into one another's palms, or eat a bite of sweet baklava to usher in the holiday with all of their senses.
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Keeping a few labor-intensive dishes ready to warm through can minimize the time spent hungry, in an unreasonably fragrant kitchen, when there are hours to go before the day's first bite.
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Unlike a smooth, ivory-crumbed, faintly tangy loaf — the bread that clasps the ideal pastrami sandwich together — rye breads from Scandinavia and other parts of Northern Europe are bumpy, nutty and fragrant.
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In New York, all the baking of the rustic rye, multigrain and sourdough breads (and classic pastries fragrant with cinnamon and cardamom) is being done in a stone oven on the premises.
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On Monday, after nearly two years of research, Gossamer will introduce its first cannabinoid product, Dusk, a rest-inducing tincture made from CBD, CBN and a blend of terpenes, fragrant organic compounds.
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At last a big main course: "lamb with hot and spicy sauce," also known as cumin lamb because that spice dominated the intensely fragrant dry rub clinging to the tender strips of meat.
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Get the passion burning with this soy massage oil candle, featuring a chalkboard surface to write sweet (dirty) nothings and enough fragrant oil to pour on each other for up to 20 massages.
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But later, over a meal of lamb and fragrant rice, he angrily described how the police, alerted by front-desk hotel clerks, almost always visited his room when he was on business trips.
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Aside from frog meat, the farm manufactures its own bottled "hashima," a fragrant, collagen-rich desert popular in China and central Asia that's made from the fatty tissue near the frog's fallopian tubes.
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Everything ascendant is anxious and dark, and so much of what we have long held valuable is now scarce and tarnished or smeared lustily with something gross, difficult to identify, and alarmingly fragrant.
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If you were to fly over the area, the Chilean myrtles would look like a solid undergrowth, their fragrant white flowers contrasting with the red petals of a parasite creeper called the medalitta.
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"We've also felt the many changes in China since 2012," the year Mr. Xi came to power, he said, while making bowls of boiled beef strips under heaps of surprisingly fragrant ground chile.
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Both she and her sister have regularly been referred to in aristocratic circles as the "wisteria sisters" — "highly decorative, terribly fragrant and with a ferocious ability to climb," according to The Daily Mail.
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Neither the viewer nor Dion can know for sure, but it's fair to assume that Fairchild devoured all modes of study with the fervor he felt for the tropics and their fragrant abundance.
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By midsummer, the farm had blossomed into a profusion of stalky pink echinacea flowers, sunshiny-yellow calendula buds, beds of ripening strawberries, fragrant mounds of chamomile and an intoxicating blanket of holy basil.
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All of it now baked at the new Russ facility in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a place so big and white, clean and fragrant, Joel Russ would surely have imagined heaven this way.
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For nearly four decades, the conflict has been marked by bombings, shootings, hundreds of arrests, and "blue nights" when police lights illuminated the wild Corsican maquis, as the island's fragrant scrub is called.
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Take all these indelible images together, though, either as a stream of social media content or a meandering trail of fragrant sludge, and the Trump aesthetic begins to assume a sort of shape.
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Then over the next one to two months, the United States is required to take steps to pave the way for imports of fragrant pears, citrus, bonsai trees and Jujube fruit from China.
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"Breathe in the naturally fragrant red cedar interior, while the sun shines in the two windows, and the 8-foot standing room gives your thoughts room to rise to the sky," the listing reads.
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A rep for the brand told me that your diet plays a major role, so this entire week I was expecting to smell like hot Chinatown garbage, but the reality was much less fragrant.
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The tools for creating a "citrus" flavor aren't in reach for hobbyists, so you'll end up with "citrus peel"—which I'll remind you, while fragrant, is the part of the fruit we don't eat.
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However, brewers tend to aim for a general profile of sake, such as fruity and highly fragrant or subtle and earthy; they don't specifically shoot for a particular scent like apple or cotton candy.
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EVICTED: POVERTY AND PROFIT IN THE AMERICAN CITYby Matthew Desmond A family home on Milwaukee's South Side, late in the afternoon, the house warm and fragrant from cooking done in a well-built kitchen.
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The fragile ecosystem is preserved by a variety of sensors, and only one person at a time can climb the spiral stairs and sample the layer upon layer of fragrant notes over several minutes.
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A trail winds out through the fragrant burrobush, sage, and creosote, out from the edge of the dirt lot to the rim of the canyon, where it drops down through a steep side wash.
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Add these two entrees: perfectly cooked pan-seared red snapper with sweet pea purée and sautéed corn; and fragrant, fatty slices of that porchetta, served with well-roasted fingerling potatoes and long-stemmed artichokes.
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Old-school haunt Galatoire's on New Orleans' rowdy Bourbon Street is famous for dishes like its greens-packed oysters Rockefeller and bread pudding splashed with fragrant banana sauce —both displayed prominently on the menu.
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To make the BBQ sauce: In a small saucepan over high heat, combine the olive oil, chiles, garlic, and tomato confit and cook until starting to soften and become fragrant, 3 to 33 minutes.
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Instead of doing that, you could rub the paste all over a boneless leg of lamb, tie it up and roast it in a medium oven until it's super melty and fragrant and fine.
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Not only did the colors of the purple sand verbena, golden desert sunflowers and brown-eyed evening primrose roll down from the mountains like a stunning carpet, the air was also lush and fragrant.
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Starting Cost: $1,700 Belmond Jimbaran Puri, Bali, Indonesia Situated on pristine Tunjung Beach, this resort offers a typical Balinese ceremony in its bamboo pavilion, which is laden with fragrant pink and white frangipani flowers.
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This time he said yes, and produced the design for Fragrant Hill, a sprawling building in which he tried to combine the geometric modernism of his other buildings with elements from traditional Chinese architecture.
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But hidden in plain sight among the women in headscarves perusing the outdoor produce stalls of the Marché des Capucins, fragrant with peaches and green melon, are some of the country's oldest specialty stores.
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There, on the third floor of a covered shopping arcade lined with fragrant takoyaki stalls, ramen shops and eclectic clothing boutiques, is Nakano Broadway, a manga emporium and favorite of pop-culture obsessed youth.
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Blessed rage for order, pale Ramon, The maker's rage to order words of the sea, Words of the fragrant portals, dimly-starred, And of ourselves and of our origins, In ghostlier demarcations, keener sounds.
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In 2016, the growing season was long and moderate, and many of the wines have been described as fragrant and nuanced, while '17 was hot and dry, producing wines that were often exuberantly fruity.
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I imagined Barnard would have let his stiff upper lip get in the way of such tomfoolery, so I laid down in the pillowy, fragrant barley and dedicated my angel to his guiding spirit.
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Every year the town exuberantly celebrates both of these fragrant blossoms with two festivals, and just this year Dior re-established the famous Château de la Colle Noire, Christian Dior's former residence in Grasse.
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But the unseasonably high temperatures, which topped 100 degrees Fahrenheit on Thursday and are expected to climb higher over the weekend, have created an exceptionally stifling and fragrant atmosphere for Athenians and for tourists.
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The natural drift of such talents tends toward elegy, as their circle of interlocutors and secret-sharers shrinks over time: Many distinguished dead were there At one of the front tables, fragrant talk everywhere.
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This is largely thanks to Mailea Weger, an alumna of the cult Venice Beach bakery Gjusta, who has crafted a brunch-driven menu in true Californian style — fresh herbs, fragrant spices and avocados aplenty.
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For the 2012 Fragrant World tour, The Creators Project brought Yeasayer together with Casey Reas and Aranda\Lasch to create a high-tech crystalline stage with trippy visuals, and we heavily documented the process.
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It's not an unpleasant smell; the fragrant steam of beef liver seasoned with a copious amount of sliced onions and chiles toreados mixes with the smell of wet dirt coming from a recently opened grave.
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At my feet, wildflowers: sunshine yellow gentians high as my thighs; snow-colored narcissi; Queen Anne's lace; something purple and spindly; fragrant herbs; nettles that sting my ankles as I walk through them; tall grasses.
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Just as winning were a moist, fragrant miniloaf of bread pudding made from superb leftover breads, and chocolate ganache — the dark, dense filling intensified with chips of chocolate and capped with divine peppermint ice cream.
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I love their work, but it's also reasonable to want to escape disgust, to watch art to feel silk and velvet against our skins, to taste oysters and wine, to smell fragrant powders and perfumes.
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While wealthy tourists flock to its rainforests to spot wide-eyed lemurs and business people bargain for its luminous sapphires and fragrant vanilla, nearly half of Madagascar's children are malnourished, the highest rate in Africa.
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Another project, known as the "therapeutic" gardens, uses fragrant plants and herbs to stimulate the senses in areas near nursing homes, in a bid to reduce conditions associated with aging such as dementia and Alzheimer's.
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Patmore's assistant, Daisy (Sophie McShera), becoming increasingly independent – even combative – and Thomas Barrow (Rob James-Collier) looking for another job, since his under-butler post is "fragrant with memories of a lost world," says Carson.
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Your host shows you to your thatched hut, made by local Lahu craftsmen, and brings you to a dinner table set with fragrant Thai soup and a fresh omelet atop a steaming bed of rice.
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Made with olive oil, maple syrup and a good hit of sea salt, it is perfectly balanced between savory and sweet, nutty and seedy, with a gentle dose of fragrant spice to round things out.
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"It's a hidden bar, but with an open spirit — we make you good cocktails and you're free to do whatever you want," Mr. Napolitano said, stirring a fragrant drink tinged with patchouli and ylang ylang.
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The bowl—the most visually attractive we will see—comes topped with an unremarkable pork chashu, thin slices of kikurage mushrooms, a fragrant garlic oil, and the restaurant's secret and funky umami dama miso paste.
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Her mother's dinners always had at least one vegetable, like the fragrant cauliflower-and-potato dish aloo gobi, and some kind of dal finished with tomato tarka alongside basmati rice, chapati, yogurt and mango pickle.
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By the end of the cooking cycle, there will have been a complete transfiguration of flesh: the pot will be a lake of gold with fragrant meat, and nothing, nothing will remind us of Igor.
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Regardless, the result is that many of the wines can be great values, like this one from Volpaia, gorgeously fragrant of cherries, herbs, tobacco and earth, with the acidic structure characteristic of the sangiovese grape.
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A simple chicken curry (made with her family's unique masala mixture) is layered on a generic white bun with fragrant Amish butter from Ontario, mixed greens, and a carrot slaw with white onions and cilantro.
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Chicken Tikka Masala Don't let the fragrant spices and gluten-free label fool you, this chicken tikka masala will set you up for heartbreak only rivaled by the most dramatic scene from a Bollywood movie.
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These three recipes — one for a hearty roasted potato and bean salad, one for a fragrant, hearty stew, and one for a classic ham and bean soup — really shine when made with home-cooked dried beans.
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And just like the hallowed taco night celebrated in homes throughout America, the centerpiece is not a fragrant corn tortilla, but a U-shaped hard shell peddled by the likes of Old El Paso and Ortega.
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For dinner on Tuesday, give Mark Bittman's spicy roasted chicken thighs a shot, with white rice and an enormous number of scallions, blistered in a hot pan so that they go limp and fragrant and delicious.
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Nothing gets the blood flowing like a good old food fight, and every August the streets of the small Spanish town of Buñol run red with the fragrant tomato gore of some 100 tons of tomatoes.
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The somewhat-austere arrangement was pleasant to gaze upon, finished with a scattering of fragrant basil leaves, though a few sweet cherry tomatoes would also be welcome, as would sliced peppers, or maybe some crumbled feta.
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On a recent visit, though, I was able to manage a fairly economical stay, all while enjoying the food, attractions and electric environment that the "fragrant harbor" (the literal translation of Hong Kong) has to offer.
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The snowy shavings are layered with caramel, whipped cream and melting bits of fragrant jellied coffee, Earl Grey tea or matcha, in a lush new variation on ancient Japanese kakigori (shaved ice) and modern Japanese parfaits.
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These floral extravaganzas were joyous, Easter-hued creations loaded with whatever was showiest: Stargazer lilies, lilacs, hothouse roses, birds of paradise, explosive yellow forsythia, fragrant eucalyptus shoots and skyscraping, arthritic-seeming branches, often all at once.
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Though there's more suspense to the "Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux" than she showed in her role debut on April 29, it was momentous to see this fragrant choreography delivered on the heroic scale she invariably shows.
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Yeshmebet Asmamaw, 25, has made chewing the drug a ritual, repeated several times a day: She carefully lays papyrus grass on the floor of her home, brews coffee and burns fragrant frankincense to set the mood.
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Now it's time to start cooking up the still-fragrant but perhaps too-abundant spices that made the cut, before they too lose their vibrancy and join your lemon rinds and eggshells in the compost grave.
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Let's face it: Every sauce, sandwich, plate of pasta, or savory snack you can think of wouldn't be mad at a fragrant smear of the stinking rose to kick up its flavor profile a serious notch.
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The next morning, we feast on reindeer leg meat which has been smoked in the lavvu, hung overnight and heated in the ruitu; it has a sweet, fragrant flavor that works perfectly with sticky lingonberry jam.
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