Serve garnished with chopped peanuts and red onions, if desired.
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Serve very cold in bowls, garnished with basil and cheese.
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Stir in the cream and serve garnished with the cilantro.
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Season to taste and serve garnished with the crispy chickpeas.
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Garnished with mint leaves, mini fruit chews, and jam swab.
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It is garnished with a Luxardo cherry and Cascara sugar.
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All of these were garnished with basil from the garden.
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His kofta burger is garnished with kasseri cheese and tzatziki.
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Any landscape is lovely garnished with blue skies and butterflies.
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On average, garnished wages account for 0.1% of Virginia hospitals' revenues.
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Even their white wedding cake was garnished with red rose petals.
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It also comes garnished with a lime wedge and green olive.
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And as recently as March, an apartment property manager garnished his wages.
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The whipped cream is garnished with matcha powder and blue sea salt.
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Serve immediately in warm bowls, garnished with extra grated Pecorino if desired.
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They were sipping the club specialty: Old Fashioneds garnished with brussels sprouts.
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Of course, he added the outfit was "always garnished with a choker."
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Once you've garnished with cinnamon powder, it's ready to start working its magic.
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In the kitchen, cooks carefully laid out garnished dishes of whale heart sashimi.
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My credit is already poor, and my tax refund has been already garnished.
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Season with salt and serve garnished with fresh cilantro with steamed Jasmine rice.
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As if that's not enough, it's garnished with a sprinkle of dark chocolate curls.
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He serves me sweet potato and black bean tacos garnished with cilantro and avocado.
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The whole thing reads like a Victorian romance novel, garnished with spy thriller jargon.
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Borrowers in default can also have their wages garnished and their tax funds seized.
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The pieces of cod are garnished with crumbled rye bread baked in a geyser.
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Some had their wages garnished and others were mistakenly subject to adverse credit reporting.
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She would get paid once a month, with 55 percent of her wages garnished.
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If your wages have been garnished since that date, you'll get your money back.
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Standing at the kitchen counter, we gobbled it up, garnished with yet more Parmesan.
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Veal Rossini garnished with earthy black truffles looks straight out of a medieval banquet.
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Serve as is or garnished with fresh thyme sprig or a lemon-stuffed olive.
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In January, his pay was garnished because a car was repossessed when he was unemployed.
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The sacral lobiani , a kidney-bean-filled flatbread, has been wantonly garnished with crunchy bacon.
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He has had his wages garnished to pay off judgments in at least four cases.
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Barely cooked chopped scallop, slicked with XO sauce, is garnished with tobiko and lemon zest.
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Even skeptics might be won over by quick-cooking cabbage garnished with bacon and butter.
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Dinner began with a silky cauliflower soup garnished with roasted cauliflower florets and summer truffle.
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Eventually, Charlton's employer garnished the $500 from her wages, after the state demanded the debt payment.
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The post-mortem red carpet was rolled out and garnished with sprinkles of the gravy train.
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Back on the road, the two agreed that they should introduce a large, heavily garnished burger.
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Garnished with yogurt-dipped raisins, one white grape Lifesaver, Juicy Drop jus, local raspberries and jellybeans.
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Grilled onion in a pool of smoked-onion purée, garnished with fried shallot and dandelion leaves.
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The company agreed to stop pursuing the debt and to return the money it had garnished.
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I garnished the finished product with two tacos, cilantro, and a lime, per the recipe's instructions.
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The hospital has garnished wages and put liens on houses, levying high interest on delinquent patients.
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If it were not garnished with streaky leaves of radicchio, it could pass for a dessert.
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If you've had wages garnished since March 13, you should have that money refunded to you.
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They're known for this cocktail, which is garnished with cucumber ribbons, rose petals, and juniper berries.
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The cocktails are bright and beautifully garnished: 206 Ninth Avenue (22nd Street), 6513-678-5471, aroqanyc.com.
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"Your wages are being garnished so that there could be a profit margin," she told Hess.
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But it's hard to sell three words for $218, so they come garnished with candy fluff.
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And he became a Twitter phenom, and he garnished over 28,000 retweets and over a thousand likes.
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" Her post continued: "I work full time but my wages have recently been garnished for medical bills.
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That was Blake's last-minute idea, and we garnished it with a Swarovski crystal in the center.
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Plate the mushrooms (garnished with rosemary flowers if you're fancy/parsley if you're basic) alongside the steak.
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For color and textural contrast, I garnished the platter with slices of Fuyu persimmon and pomegranate seeds.
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You may also lose eligibility for repayment programs, and your tax refunds and wages may be garnished.
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There she made the cake, dusted it with confectioners' sugar and garnished it with candied orange peels.
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Many had wages garnished and racked up penalties and other debt trying to pay back the bonuses.
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An Old Fashioned is typically made with bourbon, Angostura bitters, and simple syrup, garnished with orange peel.
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Take tiki: Lavishly garnished drinks, sometimes served in anthropomorphic vessels, may seem the embodiment of silly excess.
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A "Turkish corner" is garnished with souvenirs from the owners' trips to Cairo and other points east.
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Borrowers whose wages continue to be garnished after March 13 should contact their employers' human resources department.
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The famous drink consists of a shot of whiskey garnished with an amputated and preserved human toe.
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The drink is garnished with turmeric and pomegranate powder, as well as edible flowers or vegan sprinkles.
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There are also two "marshmallow-topped Pocky sticks" stuck inside, and the shake is garnished with a butterfly.
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This would surely be too little for America—even when garnished with some additional purchases of American soyabeans.
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Chill thoroughly to prevent diluting it down when you serve it over crushed ice garnished with cucumber slices.
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It came in a lemon-olive oil sauce while the salmon was garnished with a dill compound butter.
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This year it has garnished the wages of workers at McDonald's and Walmart, and of its own employees.
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Their banter over emails and text messages is garnished with inside jokes, locker-room nicknames and exuberant punctuation.
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He even garnished it with a lime, which felt in keeping with the Modelo and Pacifico on draft.
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The drink is poured from a 10-gallon keg, and garnished with an orange slice and an olive.
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It arrived garnished with flowers, an artfully arranged collection with almost 50 pieces of rolls, nigiri and sashimi.
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The drink was garnished with five items, each offering a different flavor — and some were better than others.
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I do not want the doughnuts, Cronuts, cupcakes, cookies or salads garnished with croutons that taste like soap.
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If they don't, their wages can be garnished, credit damaged, and loans turned over to a collection agency.
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We order a pitcher of sangria and some gazpacho which comes in drinking glasses garnished like a bloody mary.
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At Los Mangos, the umami concoction is sold in three sizes, each garnished with a tamarind paste-wrapped straw.
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In my honor, she added some weed-infused coconut cream to the mix and garnished it with pot leaves.
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For another appetizer, a fluffy yellow omelette is rolled around eel, sliced into segments, and garnished with shiso sprouts.
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Sweet black figs stood in for apples in a memorable little tarte Tatin garnished with raw pale-green figs.
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His wages are being garnished by the multibillion dollar company he works for because he falsely confessed to theft.
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The moose is garnished with flecks of pickled winter chanterelles, dark bittercress leaves and crisp, celadon-green caribou moss.
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Before dinner, guests grazed on spiced florets of romanesco and briny Beau Soleil oysters garnished with wild onion flowers.
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We were delighted; we were filled with joy; we longed to experience his ketchup- and mustard-garnished exuberance ourselves.
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Some $57 million has been collected into a fund in penalties and garnished wages between March 2014 and March 2015.
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More than 800 students have had their credit reports tarnished, and 1,800 had their wages garnished or tax refunds seized.
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She explains that the Aperol Spritz in its most classic form is garnished with an orange slice and an olive.
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Wrapped around a little artichoke heart and garnished with lemon and parmesan, these little bites make for an elegant appetizer.
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The stew is garnished with mushrooms and corn, and tucked, upon request, into a wrap, along with coleslaw and fries.
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In mystery plays in Germany, they were often used as props, garnished with apples to represent the Garden of Eden.
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The end result is a conical tower that's garnished with white, green, or pink frosting and wrapped up in cellophane.
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In fiscal 2015 alone, the federal government garnished the Social Security checks of 173,000 borrowers, up from 4.193,000 in 2002.
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This version is garnished with sweet potatoes, squash, and collards, but you can definitely leave the soft-boiled egg out.
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Lately, the specialty drink has been a bold combination of smoky mezcal, Campari, and chili liqueur, garnished with star anise.
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The Garibaldi at Dante ($13) is served in its own small dish and is garnished with a full orange slice.
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The cereal will be garnished with foodie flair — like lemon zest and green tea powder — to help justify those prices.
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They are typically made with either gin and vermouth or vodka and vermouth, diluted with ice, and garnished with olives.
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After defaulting another time on his student loans, his Social Security disability benefits were again garnished, leaving him with little.
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A forest of cilantro and basil garnished the top, making it buoyant, green-flecked and a very fresh weeknight dish.
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A frothy cocktail called Quizas, Quizas, Quizas, garnished with a shiso leaf, mixes pisco with coconut, matcha, yuzu, and egg white.
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When the drink arrives, it fills a coupe glass, garnet and garnished with orange peel; I suspect Cecchini's specs are tweaked.
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Driving the news: 36% of Virginia hospitals sued former patients and garnished their wages in 2017, according to a new study.
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The chain also does monthly drink promotions like its Halloween-themed $1 Zombie drink, which was garnished with a gummy brain.
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A cashier at a Providence Health hospital in Oregon reported having wages garnished for outstanding medical debt to a doctor's office.
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Rick Nolan, (D-Minn.); and repeal a law that allows earned benefits to be garnished by the federal government by Sen.
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Cherry tomatoes and pickled tomatillos, meanwhile, delivered an acid kick to ribbons of hamachi crudo garnished with lime zest and shiso.
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Ours was garnished with a whole leaf of romaine, a scallion brush, a few carrot rounds and an intricately carved radish.
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If Absolute Recovery garnished her wages, Miller stood to lose her apartment, her electricity or the car she drove to work.
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Another had heard about an amateur seafood eater who ate all of the rock salt that garnished her plate of oysters.
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Ricotta-based cannoli gelato is flecked with chocolate chunks and candied orange and garnished with a piece of fried pastry shell.
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For July, delicately seasoned turmeric and cardamom frozen yogurt is swirled into cups and garnished with orange segments and toasted coconut.
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Story at a glance 'Tis the season for Hallmark movies, thick blankets and hot chocolate garnished with a dash of outrage.
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He garnished his announcement on Monday with exuberant praise from an impressive array of politicians, educators, religious leaders and child advocates.
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It was garnished with a watermelon on a sword and a giant parasol, and it could've doubled as an alcoholic jacuzzi.
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And in some cases, to receive payment, lawyers worked for the company garnished tenants' wages and cleaned out their bank accounts.
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The final product is garnished with whimsically shaped orange peel discs, because what breakfast cereal-inspired cocktail destined for Instagram fame doesn't?
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Teresa's wages will no longer be garnished to fulfill the $414,588 restitution ordered by the court in 2014 ... according to new docs.
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The Pepper Nitro is then garnished with that slice of beef jerky, stuck on a bamboo skewer and laid over the drink.
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It tasted familiar and comforting, but it was built meticulously and garnished effusively, its flavors carefully layered, its textures arranged in sequence.
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Modern holiday Jell-O-shot recipes are layered like parfaits and garnished like craft cocktails, with herb sprigs and sugar-frosted cranberries.
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Mr. Norman's influences — Thomas Adès, garnished by John Adams and John Williams — poke through more intrusively than in his other recent works.
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Seafood stuffed into toasted brioche and garnished with plantain chips in the shape and flavor of crabs is both adorable and appetizing.
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Mr. Kushner's company won an almost $5,000 judgment anyway, and garnished her wages as a home health worker, and her bank account.
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For a few euros, you can bite into a slice of creamy chicken, four-cheese or an Armenian, and all are generously garnished.
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Susan Haley, an intelligence specialist who owes $2100,2100, had her Guard wages garnished and expects to default on the next $650 monthly payment.
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The debt collector garnished her wages, taking more than $6,000 from her paychecks, all for a debt she'd already paid a decade ago.
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Alongside, consider wines suggested by Leo Schneemann, the sommelier and manager: Oysters, $1 each; garnished, two for $7, from 5 to 7 p.m.
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The lemonades that QA served my daughters came garnished with pale roses, and there was yet another kitten for Sandy to play with.
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Even the clean-cut waiters, who served vodka cocktails garnished with rose petals, personified the neutered charm of her eternally chaste boyfriend, Ken.
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" A Parisian cookbook from 1938 described borscht as "a Russian soup made from beef, duck, pork belly, garnished with cabbage julienne and beetroot.
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Local restaurants are selling hamburgers garnished with kimchi, and one barber is offering free haircuts mimicking Mr. Kim's and Mr. Trump's signature styles.
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The Sweet Spot Cotton Dog is a hot dog served on a bun, infused with cotton candy sauce and garnished with actual cotton candy.
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The 2002 star-studded drama White Oleander showcased another Clinique-garnished counter, seen in a screen-over of Claire Richards's (Renée Zellweger's) bathroom sink.
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End the evening in style with a dirty martini, normally made with vodka, vermouth, and olive juice, garnished with an olive on a toothpick.
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Fruit on a stick is a classic snack in Central America, where it's often simply garnished with hot sauce, salt, or a spice mixture.
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Called the Pepper Nitro, this glass of Starbucks nitro cold brew coffee is garnished with a piece of beef jerky on a bamboo skewer.
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Daniels has been paying the loot back, but it appears the money has been garnished by creditors ... Dash is that deep in the hole.
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Cocktails are garnished with nods to the show, like a little baggie of powder (really smoked salt and chile powder) or a floating eyeball.
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The same went for gently warmed peak-season cherry tomatoes and kimchi-marinated mussels served in a nori-flecked pie crust garnished with basil.
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Barbecued lamb heart with harissa was succulent, while black rice from the Camargue garnished with grilled squid, chorizo and turnips satisfied with locavore rusticity.
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Garnished with a Japanese accent — egg yolk poached in white soy sauce flavored with cherry blossom — and more dill than necessary, it's nice enough.
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After struggling for two years to make a dent on his loans, Mr. Smith defaulted and his wages from a new job were garnished.
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The veal dish, served on a bed of spinach, featured three thin slices, each topped with a slice of prosciutto and garnished with fresh sage.
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It was garnished with a cookie and a dollop of whipped cream, and tasted exactly like the pseudo-alcoholic dessert drink I was hoping for.
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Look up the #moonmilk tag on Instagram and you'll see photos of frothy pastel liquids in ceramic containers, sometimes garnished with edible flowers and spices.
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The drink is served in one of those martini glasses that always make me think of Miss Piggy, garnished with a little bird's eye chili.
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They respond by looking at her like she's given them something truly upsetting, like a cake iced with "#feminism" and garnished with a fondant IUD.
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It may be garnished in just three ways: with tomatoes and extra-virgin olive oil, or with certified mozzarella from either buffalo's or cow's milk.
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The Wasabi Mule is Zuma Miami's take on a classic Moscow mule with just the right amount of heat and garnished with a lime slice.
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"They wrecked my reputation, garnished my wages, and I've been unable to do anything about it," said a former intelligence specialist struggling to repay $20,500.
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The final result was goutweed pesto; a salad with finely chopped dandelion leaves, garnished with rose petals; and meatballs with diced plantains and elderflower juice.
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Agent K, on the other hand, lives in a drab, cramped apartment holographically garnished by his hologram-in-residence, Joi—a product of Wallace Corp.
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It's a dish that her family serves this time of year and no other, and as it's garnished, the perfume of toasted, crushed cumin rises.
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If you can afford the splurge, the seventy-eight-dollar kaluga caviar, which comes with chive-garnished crème fraîche and Lay's potato chips, is lovely.
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His Virginia study found that the mean amount garnished per hospital in 2017 was $722,342, or on average just 0.1% of a hospital's gross revenue.
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Once you've arrived in the dining area, your table might be garnished with a vulva-shaped bowl, one designed for museum owner David Walsh's wedding.
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In December, the Federal Trade Commission sued Atlanta, Georgia-based FleetCor, claiming the company garnished "at least hundreds of millions" in extra fees from small businesses.
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If not for that inedible choking hazard of a bay leaf that's garnished at the end, she would have gotten a perfect 10 for culinary prowess.
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The average garnished amount is about $2,800, which can put a big dent in workers' checks, though some patients have been sued for more than $10,000.
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After the shrimp has firmed up over the flames, Simmons places it atop a few ladlefuls of the soup, garnished with green onions and diced cucumbers.
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Since the summer of 2015, student loan servicers and private debt collectors have garnished about $3 billion in wages, a Reuters review of federal data shows.
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If you've fallen behind on child support or alimony (also known as spousal support), a judicial order could result in your Social Security benefits being garnished.
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The food—salad garnished with buttermilk dressing; bacon and potato; catfish sausage with fermented lemon—practically gleamed on the tableware, and tasted both Southern and progressive.
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The show, in its 8th year, garnished 3.4 million fan votes for various categories, a large increase to its two million total votes the year before.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Curious Japanese foodies queued up outside a Tokyo restaurant for a taste of a rare dish - ramen garnished with deep-fried worms and crickets.
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For the first time ever in her life, this voracious omnivore declined food, even the gourmet canned stuff, even a liver treat garnished with peanut butter.
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I loved going to an office, where satisfaction was wrapped in camaraderie garnished by a salary, health care, paid vacation and sick days I never used.
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Mr. Blechman's parents are from Riga, Latvia, and Eastern European influences shine through in dishes like herring crostini and shots of vodka garnished with pickled mushrooms.
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For dessert, she doled out blueberry crumble, strawberry cake garnished with homemade jam, and vanilla bean ice cream — on plates to be split by two people.
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The first is food-related: He cannot tolerate dishes that contain bits of cooked onion or garlic, and he loathes anything garnished with the color green.
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A Good Appetite Served plain and simple or garnished to the hilt, this velvety recipe may just remind you how deeply satisfying brown lentils can be.
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For a man in a dark suit, the pie would be garnished with lots of whipped cream for the wreckage to show up well on camera.
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Can you imagine Josie from Never Been Kissed snacking on one of her classmate's arms, or Julia from The Wedding Singer serving up cocktails garnished with eyeballs?
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They offer a 'Shish-Dog' with a chargoal-grilled shish kebab sausage made from lamb hearts, garnished with hummus, yogurt, fermented chili, lamb cracklings and garlic chips.
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Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) would set a new federal limit on how much a person's paycheck could be garnished to pay back money owed to a creditor.
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Pay more and you can have them elaborately garnished with raw tuna and caviar, sea urchin with pickled cabbage, cucumber and mint or passion fruit with seaweed.
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Contracts like those tether vulnerable families to debts that can linger on for years -- landing them in court for missed payments, with garnished wages and accruing interest.
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Yoshinori serves me a bowl of turnip purée, garnished with caviar and draped with slices of raw Arctic char, a cold-water fish from the salmon family.
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The Chicken Supreme may be garnished with makrut lime, but it's still a boring breast, seared, sliced, and served over a sweet squash purée and beluga lentils.
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There are some regional wines; burgers are garnished with the conventional slice of beetroot; and bottles of Coopers pale ale are ceremoniously rolled, to settle their sediment.
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Softly smoked pink trout came showered with sugar snap peas cut into sweet, crunchy slivers, garnished with nasturtiums in a sunset's worth of orange and red hues.
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He sous-vided some dark meat turkey thighs, then crisped the skin up to be served with a pureed chestnut soup generously garnished with crumbled bacon bits.
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Caldo de costilla, one just a handful of items on the menu, is a beef rib soup studded with potatoes and onions, garnished with a pinch of cilantro.
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From the first sampled shrill of a traditional shenai in opening track "T5," it's a balls-out rap album garnished with thudding beats and gritty South Asian sounds.
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Skewers of tender pork cost 10,000 dong each, with an additional 3,000 dong cost to put them inside a banh mi, garnished with cucumber pickles and chili sauce.
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And when she was finished, she would secure each twist at the nape of my scalp with a hair accessory garnished with a colourful sphere at both ends.
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" (He means it as a compliment.) Food writer Richard Sterling says that "its odor is best described as pig-shit, turpentine, and onions, garnished with a gym sock.
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Jerusalem hummus typically refers to hummus that is garnished with hot, spiced ground beef and pine nuts, says chef Michael Solomonov of the acclaimed Israeli cuisine restaurant Zahav.
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If your federal student loans are in default, you may have had your wages or other income garnished by the federal government to pay back what you owe.
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As Tanya, the ex-con sister of Tika Sumpter's successful, love-starved ad executive Danica, Haddish motormouths sentiments unsparingly and hilariously profane, garnished with deliberately squirmy sexual metaphors.
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For this menu, I also served the brodo in little cups for sipping, though some serve the broth as first-course soup garnished with small stuffed pasta shapes.
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When I missed my father, I made a masoor ki dal and, as he did, I finger-shredded chapatis into the yellow lentils garnished with deep fried onions.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was taking questions at a Cedar Falls town hall on Saturday, a woman told her that her paychecks were being garnished because of medical bills.
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Makary and his team published a study this June in the medical journal JAMA showing that about 1 in 3 hospitals in Virginia garnished patients' wages in 2017.
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But the department, through the outside student loan servicers that it pays to handle borrowers' accounts, kept pursuing the debts and even garnished some students' tax refunds and wages.
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The number of borrowers who are stuck in default — which can have devastating consequences on someone's credit, and lead to wages and taxes being garnished — has continued to climb.
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In one level, GLaDOS tries to comfort you by saying that if you die, at least you won't have to worry about your wages being garnished in the afterlife.
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During the last quarter of 2015, more than $167 million in wages were garnished from borrowers who had defaulted on their loan payment, according to the Department of Education.
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This week, with more summer squash at hand, I imagined a curried zucchini dish made with coconut milk, and garnished with shellfish to make it a bit more substantial.
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The "Working Girl" riff, however -- garnished by Lopez's earlier rom-com "Maid in Manhattan" -- alternates with other key threads, including one that comes somewhat jarringly out of left field.
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Even after I passed my 90-day mark, it was more important for me to pocket that money than to have part of my check garnished for insurance cost.
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I would almost go back just for the simple coddled egg, cooled with a dollop of black-truffle mousseline and garnished with tiny fingerling potatoes, pioppini mushrooms, and leeks.
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In 2005, she published a book of reminiscences and recipes, "Dishing: Great Dish — and Dishes — From America's Most Beloved Gossip Columnist," a serving of celebrities garnished with favorite foods.
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By "traditionally French," Mr. Joulie was referring to dishes like marinated leeks, canard confit (duck preserved in its own fat) and choucroute Alsacienne (sauerkraut garnished with pork and sausage).
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The signature cocktail was inspired by Sohn and Taylor's shared love of Mexico: a zesty grapefruit mezcal margarita garnished with a nasturtium leaf, dried orange slice and begonia blossom.
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Thomas Padovani, the new pastry chef at Benoit, has abandoned the traditional-looking log of cake garnished with meringue mushrooms for a sleeker, sparkly, slightly angular winter-white version.
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And unlike their terrestrial counterparts, Coblentz's spheres would float rather than sit on a plate, meaning they could be appreciated in 360 degrees, rather than 180, and garnished accordingly.
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The post goes on to report how uva health system routinely garnished the paychecks of low-wage Walmart workers pushing many families into financial oblivion, literally destroying their lives.
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Served over ice in a tall beer glass and garnished with candied ginger, the drink is now a best-seller at Bemelmans, according to Javier Martinez, the bar's manager.
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Also, if your ex stops making payments, their wages can be garnished up to 25 percent with property division compared to up to 50 percent with alimony, according to Thornton.
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While garnished with everything from banana dolphins to umbrellas, imbibers will be happy to note the drinks are not the syrupy cream of coconut concoctions many automatically associate with tiki.
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Ms. Bossy's concoction is made with Aperol, prosecco, grapefruit juice, lemon, orange flower water and vodka, served in a chilled goblet with a small stem, and garnished with a huskberry.
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Her current favorite is a warm evergreen soup, made from healing bone broth and fiber-packed cruciferous vegetables — such as broccoli, cauliflower and kale — garnished with grated, anti-inflammatory turmeric.
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The recipe calls for five cups of spinach, which means that it's a complete meal, one that the adults will eat garnished with lime juice, fresh herbs and sliced chiles.
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A small number of people — about 200,000, or around 1 percent of the population — default on their premiums, and their wages are garnished to cover the cost of their insurance.
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In Cedar Falls, Ocasio-Cortez fit into the Sanders role, embracing 41-year-old Amber Hess after she said that her wages had been garnished to pay off medical debt.
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Below is the recipe for a white chocolate and rose petal garnished cocktail called La Aurora, named after the baby daughter of one of Hanky-Panky's guest bartenders, Philippe Zaigue.
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"This one is the future, the way it should be," he said, pointing to a snowy pile of sugar-and-salt-cured halibut, garnished with horseradish shavings and baby alfalfa.
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I left my sandwiches open-faced, which Mr. Oringer endorsed, and topped some with blue cheese softened with mayonnaise garnished with a morsel of celery as a nod to those wings.
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Money from the fine will go toward compensating those people, some of whom had their tax refunds taken by the federal government and others had their paychecks garnished, the outlet said.
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Building on that very solid foundation, the boys created a symphony of smoked brisket and charred poblano peppers doused in duck fat and garnished with ludicrous amounts of Sevruga sturgeon caviar.
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The creamy "snaketti" loaf created within the mysterious bowels of SNAX is laced with snake hash—probably the least trippy thing about this video—and garnished with potato chips and lunchmeat.
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I had never tried (or even heard of) scorpionfish, the prevailing catch during my stay on Panarea, but after tasting it grilled and garnished with capers, I became an avid convert.
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During a stop at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls, a woman stood up and told Ocasio-Cortez a story about her wages being garnished because of medical debt.
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In the video, La Chica Boom wears a strap-on outfitted with a bottle of hot sauce and pretends to masturbate over two tortillas that have been garnished with women's underwear.
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One of her favorites is a warm evergreen soup, made from healing bone broth and fiber-packed cruciferous vegetables — such as broccoli, cauliflower and kale — garnished with grated, anti-inflammatory turmeric.
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New federal data shows millions of Americans who are retired or nearing retirement face this burden, as well as the possibility of having their Social Security benefits garnished to make payments.
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Green salad is a side option, but go for the French fries, which are garnished with a drizzle of truffle oil and a dusting of Parmesan cheese, or the three-grain tabbouleh.
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Crossing the highway via the pedestrian bridge, the fumes of a thousand choked-up vehicles mingle with the stench emanating from beyond the "river" (a trickle of effluence garnished with plastic bags).
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Mix all your ingredients for the pineapple/mango salsa On a chilled platter, garnished with lettuce leaves, mound the red snapper and marinade in the center, and surround with pineapple/mango salsa.
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My Spanish Ex-Girlfriend, a play on a margarita, combines smoky tequila, Cappelletti, sous vide cooked Thai chili agave, and a velvety blood orange foam garnished with a house dehydrated lime wheel.
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The panoply is daunting: ham, various salamis, egg salad, cucumber salad, lobster salad, smoked salmon, cheeses, eggplant, roast beef and on and on, all nicely garnished and often on whole-grain breads.
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It's a delicious-sounding but uncomplicated thing—a roasted bird seasoned with lemon juice, sea salt, and pepper, and garnished with sprigs of rosemary, sage, and thyme, plus some flat-leaf parsley.
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The cocktail is made with Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 that's been infused with smoked bacon and maple syrup and garnished with a piece of maple bacon and a gummy egg sweet.
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His family didn't have the money to put the required amount in his Naval Academy bank account his first year, so he said his Navy paycheck was garnished each week to compensate.
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On the plate, "whimsically ebullient blue umami" translates to a shellfish course: grilled local abalone garnished with abalone liver, roasted garlic, egg "jam," oyster-scented cream and a tangy gelatinized mignonette sauce.
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Along with the Night Blossom, the Pongu Pongu stand offers a frozen strawberry "Mo'ara Margarita," also garnished with boba balls, along with a green beer and a pineapple-and-cream-cheese spring roll.
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It was his arrogance and composure in front of goal, his pure technique, his deft footwork, garnished with an unteachable sense of spatial awareness, that drew the admiring glances of the continent's elite.
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This isn't the first time Facebook has hosted a soiree with conservative media: for the inauguration, it hosted a party with the Daily Caller, which featured fancy cocktails garnished with Facebook-branded lemons.
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Given that it's garnished with lettuce, a boiled egg, a bagel crisp, tomato, and lemon, the drink clocks in as one of the bar's "healthier" drink options, or so I'd like to think.
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Pasta might seem a bit heavy on a date night, especially in the summer, but this pasta a la chittara gets a simple white wine sauce and garnished with fresh-grated, salty Bottarga.
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The first bowl of noodles I tried was the so ramyun ($19) made with veal broth, "soo yuk" brisket, scallion, pickled garlic chips, and garnished with a few slices of raw Wagyu beef.
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A popular choice is the Whiskey Sour, made with two ounces of bourbon, 3/4 ounce lime juice, half an ounce of simple syrup, and the optional egg white garnished with Angostura bitters.
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Also, smoky eggplant, thrown down directly onto the burner until the skin is burned and black, served sliced down the middle, soaked with tahini, and occasionally garnished with pomegranate seeds or leftover herbs.
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The gochu ramyun is garnished with daikon kimchi — not the pink, chili-bathed kind, but an unspiced white kimchi that, like the small sheaf of iceberg lettuce, provides a break from the heat.
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So after a quick perusal, she asked for a few vegetable plates — leeks, carrots, the first ramps of the season — and a sunset-tinged Americano, garnished with a daredevil swoop of orange peel.
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White and green asparagus, cooked sous-vide in milk, were garnished with a poached egg, ramson oil, bonito flakes and ramps, the last adding some pleasant astringency to a soothing umami-rich dish.
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The top layer of the cake was garnished with slices of tomato, cucumber, cheese, salmon, and boiled eggs, and a shitload of shrimp inside a crown of dill, topped off with lemon slices.
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With fall in full swing, Harris and his family like to visit the pumpkin patch and "enjoy the change in weather," be "artistic" and, most importantly, ensure the house is garnished with Halloween paraphernalia.
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A favorite in his home city, the dish consists of four small, soft tortillas filled with pork marinated in a citrus chile adobo sauce and garnished with pickled onions, avocado salsa and grilled pineapple.
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Seasoned with Kashmiri chiles, saffron, grape must and tamarind; garnished with pomegranate seeds, fresh mint, dill and parsley; and drizzled with prodigious amounts of sour yogurt, her dishes are intelligently conceived without being pretentious.
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In any case, name a drink after a lizard, and I may be instantly won over — but especially when it's the answer to the riddle: What's green and spicy and garnished with an eyeball?
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Originating in the northwest of France, crepes are a much-loved staple of traditional French cuisine, flambéed with Grand Marnier to create the Crêpe Suzette dessert or garnished with cheese as a savoury galette.
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On nearby Clark Island, she boiled tide-to-table Dungeness crabs in seawater, which we ate with a watermelon and tomato salad garnished with mint, along with hunks of her charred, naturally fermented sourdough.
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SOCHI, Russia — The bartender at the restaurant here flipped a liquor bottle stylishly around his back and laid out the ingredients for a cerulean, absinthe-based cocktail that he garnished with a golden berry.
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At the turn of the year, American seafood chain Red Lobster announced the release of its limited-edition Bloody Mary drink, which comes garnished with an actual lobster claw, a cheddar biscuit, and shrimp.
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He said that 99% of those who made payments when they didn't need to or had their wages garnished have been refunded, and that the remaining will be refunded by the end of the week.
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Porky Pig As both a lightweight and a vegetarian, I sit this one out, content to watch as my photographer happily sips away on the bacon-infused bourbon concoction garnished with a side of bacon.
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The number of Americans who have had their wages or Social Security benefits garnished or their tax refunds seized jumped 71 percent in the five years ended September 2015, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Simply, the beverage is made with equal parts gin, sweet vermouth, andCampari(an alcoholic spirit infused with fruit, bitter herbs, and aromatic plants), according to It's popularly garnished with a small twist of orange peel.
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"This is the closest thing I have to a grandbaby," she announced proudly as she dropped off a beautiful, plate-size cocoa Dutch baby garnished with brûléed bananas, melty dulce de leche, and chopped bacon.
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While the House tax reform bill garnished enough votes to pass on Thursday, Schlossberg says any rally as a result of tax hopes would depend on what is in the final version of the bill.
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He looked like an outlaw country singer from the '70s, dressed in a black leather vest, a plaid snap shirt and an immaculate Stetson, garnished with a small cross and a pendant of mammoth ivory.
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Garnished with fresh herbs and citrus zest, the dish should explode the senses — a riot of red and green on the plate, a fierce tangy aroma in the air and a lingering heat on palate.
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The menu changes often but dishes like risotto garnished with veal-stock lacquered crayfish; grilled sea bream with peanut sauce and a deconstructed paella are as beautiful to taste at as they are to behold.
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Ms. Harris, the single mother from the Bronx, said that even after her wages had been garnished and she paid an additional $2,743 on her own, her lender was still seeking to collect about $6,500.
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In this case, it's a ganache you can serve any which way you like -- in a traditional ramekin topped with raspberries or even in a martini glass garnished with fresh mint leaves for added flair.
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If a customer's refund is smaller than the amount that has been advanced, or is garnished by the Internal Revenue Service, the lender will be required to write the loan balance off as a loss.
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A Michigan woman identified as Michele told ProPublica in 103 that she had her wages garnished and was sued by a collection agency for not keeping up with the payments on a $900 medical bill.
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The end of summer doesn't necessarily mean the end of day drinking, but it means no more sitting by a grill while sipping an icy cocktail that's garnished with seasonal fruit and a tiny umbrella.
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Mimi and a couple friends stopped by Cousins Maine Lobster in West Hollywood, where she indulged on a lobster roll and lobster martini ... served in a martini glass and garnished with an olive, lemon and butter.
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An entrée of filet of beef with beet horseradish crema was accompanied by a tomato rye tartlet, haricots verts in citrus balsamic garnished with orange flowers, braised rainbow carrots with thyme and a mascarpone potato purée.
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You could go fancy with the cucumber-garnished margarita from LA's Guelaguetza bar, which uses smoky mezcal in place of tequila, or keep it classic with a 30-year-old recipe from tequila don Julio Bermejo.
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The video is garnished with darker shots of group hangings, Handmaids in training, and what appears to be the colonies, the ruined areas of North America where prisoners are sent to do often dangerous menial labor.
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In one instance, a woman who entered a Cash Express carrying a sick baby to redeem a $250 check was upset to leave with only $30 because the company had garnished the check, the CFPB heard.
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Chief among the misses, though, was the Napa burger, served on a sourdough bun and garnished with lettuce, tomato, avocado, pickle, onion and a slick of melted goat cheese, which made the burger slip and slide.
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The state collected $28503 million — nearly 22019 times more than the $3 million that was held in the fraud account in 2012 — in penalties and garnished wages and tax returns from March 2014 to March 2015.
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She knows Victoria Piña, a teacher's aide in nearby Loving, who had her wages garnished and a lien put on her home because of emergency room visits to fix her dislocated shoulder -- and she has insurance.
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During the Fine Gael leadership campaign, for example, Mr Varadkar tacked right with a crackdown on welfare cheats, garnished with a Mitt Romney-esque jab at those "who believe they should be entitled to everything for free".
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The two best things we ate came packed in small Mason jars: chicken liver mousse topped with Cognac-and-hibiscus gelée, and potted shrimp sealed with clarified butter, garnished with a whorl of microgreens and scallion ribbons.
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Other drinks included "Veuve in a Hostess Place" (a Veuve Clicquot champagne garnished with an entire hostess Twinkie) and "Bitch Better Have My Bunny" (a tequila drink served in the headless body of a giant chocolate bunny).
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It is, for instance, testing Latino-inspired breakfast bowls in Southern California, like an egg white scramble with sautéed baby spinach and kale, and a scrambled egg with cheese and chicken chorizo, garnished with McDonald's hash browns.
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You can catch him outside of music festivals and rock clubs all over the city, surreptitiously vending his candy-colored Jell-O shots (each individually garnished with a sprinkle of Pop Rocks) out of an unmarked van.
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This is why variously garnished pizzettes, or individual pizzas made with fluffy yeast-raised dough, have become a signature starter of the three-course, 20-euro lunch menu here, a meal so popular that reservations are essential.
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And with no firm timeline to process them, advocates say the department has referred borrowers to the Treasury Department to have their tax refunds garnished to offset debts that have piled up while their claim is pending.
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The Johnson City, TN native incorporates acoustic old-time folk melodies, bluegrass picking, and clean, airy vocals into clouds of atmospheric black metal (or goes full-on bluegrass on the banjo-garnished traveler's song "Across the Blueridge").
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Get the recipe: Pine nut chimichurri Chia seed pudding with matcha green tea, garnished with pomegranate All it takes is two tablespoons of matcha green tea powder to give raw coconut milk "ice cream" a delightful seafoam tint.
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Our next culinary journey at the competition takes us to Venezuela, where Federico Tischler from restaurant Alma in Baltimore, Maryland presents his "Amazonian Dog": tapioca bread and a pork sausage garnished with crispy tapioca, cilantro, and chili sauce.
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It's not exactly an ordinary wiener looking up at us: This particular hot dog consists of lobster sausage—garnished with red pepper pesto, thin strips of onion, and beet dust—served between two pieces of crispy toasted bread.
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"Income-driven repayment is not perfect, but it is the most immediate fix for borrowers and is probably the place to start," says Miller, as it will keep borrowers from having their wages garnished or tax returns seized.
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It's a ridiculously easy way to make your own breakfast carbs from scratch, and once you've fried up your masa to its ideal level of crispiness, it's ready to be topped and garnished with whatever you feel like.
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A National Park Service (NPS) official who bought art for the visitor center at South Carolina's Kings Mountain National Military Park orchestrated the purchase so that the artist would avoid having their wages garnished to pay back taxes.
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Their "oily cakes" — nuggets of fried dough garnished with honey and a bit of cinnamon — become the Cronuts of Fort Tillicum, drawing lines of eager patrons willing to spend hard-won wealth on a morsel of fried dough.
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Obviously, there was a daring and original signature cocktail (being underage, I had to work with what I found in the house, which included an ancient bottle of glogg) garnished with sprigs from a bush in the yard.
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The options change often, but a recent first round, referred to as una primera, was a bowl of steak-like tuna chunks in a pool of locally produced olive oil and garnished with orange zest and whole peppercorns.
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Still, the O.J. echoes gradually fade as "The Fix" layers on the melodrama and loads up the fridge with red herrings, garnished with office politics and Sevvy's extended circle, including his grown (and in some instances, estranged) children.
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Federal student loan defaults are dragging on the economy — making it impossible for people to buy cars or homes — and are increasingly following people into old age, where their Social Security benefits are being garnished for loan payments.
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In addition to being a hub of unusual criminal activity and one of the most crucial and temperamental of swing states, it's also a fabulous place to kick up your feet with a little-paper-parasol-garnished rum cocktail.
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Mainstream public perception of heavy metal culture is still stuck in a sort of cultural hangover thanks to this bitter cocktail of societal influences, which is garnished by a lack of positive portrayals in mainstream film and pop culture.
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We got the famous Eagle Monday at LAX and asked about former Illinois GOP Congressman Joe Walsh, who was so behind on child support he had the distinction of being the only U.S. Representative to have his wages garnished.
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The platonic ideal of the meal is found in Peru, where the classic preparation involves a small pile of raw fish in lime juice, garnished with onion and chile peppers, served on top of vegetables like corn and yams.
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Last Saturday, Duval's car, garnished with zombie heads, won the award for Best Display at the Eighth Annual Hearse and Professional Vehicle Show in Philadelphia, an auto show for funerary vehicles held, appropriately, in the cemetery of Laurel Hill.
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If I ate too many of the hard-to-resist fried artichokes, crunchy and garnished with Parmesan slivers and lemon juice, would I have room for the sweet and meaty mussels swimming in a garlicky, zippy fra diavolo sauce?
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Fluffy round cakes of halvah in flavors like rose, lemon, ginger and cardamom are artfully garnished with shiny coffee beans, leaf-green chopped pistachios and curling chocolate shards, the better to be cooed over and Instagrammed all day long.
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Cimarusti has used the red kelp crabs he received through Dock to Dish in an amuse-bouche at Providence: a small crab meat dish with makrut lime leaf mayonnaise that's wrapped in pickled daikon radish and garnished with chives.
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"I think what's so unique about [the PAX 3 vaporizer] is the ability to vaporize at different temperatures, that allows you different flavor profiles to vaporize different herbs," he says, raising a cherry-garnished whiskey cocktail to his lips.
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" As he hands me a fork to try the risotto, which is garnished with a black garlic tuile, he adds, "I've always enjoyed black garlic, but when you buy it to use at a restaurant, it can get really expensive.
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There are mayo-haters about in this world, for one thing, who wouldn't touch a Hellman's-laced chicken salad even if it was made with the meat of the rarest hens in the world and garnished with biodynamic micro-tarragon.
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It leads to a conception of his Liverpool team as nothing more than effort and energy, a squadron of foot soldiers whipped up into a frenzy by the demagogue who commands them, garnished by three freewheeling attackers of prodigious improvisational brilliance.
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AN ARTFUL CRIME: A National Park Service (NPS) official who bought art for the visitor center at South Carolina's Kings Mountain National Military Park orchestrated the purchase so that the artist would avoid having their wages garnished to pay back taxes.
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On Pro Basketball Size still matters when it comes packaged in an unmatched amalgam of skill, strength, speed and smarts while garnished with the hustle of a fringe veteran treating every last play as if his next paycheck depended on it.
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Set aside the cultural significance, though, and director Jon M. Chu has delivered a highly satisfying, decidedly old-fashioned romantic comedy, garnished with soapy elements and enough mouth-watering shots of food to inspire a big meal before or after.
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Social media remains one of the biggest drivers of these new trends, as shareable photos of quirky colored slushies and carefully garnished cocktails have dared diners to test these dishes out themselves and share their experiences with their followers and friends.
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On the other end of the spectrum, The Pink Tako is on the lighter side made with house-infused cranberry gin, homemade cranberry cordial, yuzu, and egg white, garnished with a curl of dried octopus that adds a salty, savory aroma.
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On the "Not Sandwiches" side of the menu, which included deviled eggs garnished with fried chicken skin and an Alp-sized wedge salad, the fried potpie, plump with herb-infused, moist chicken and paired with a tarragon-buttermilk sauce, disappeared quickly.
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But it also reflects the culinary heritage of Mr. Hong's Korean background: It's served hot on a spongy, almost fluffy steamed bao bun and garnished with cucumbers, caramelized onions and a garlic aioli sauce — a perfect textural contrast to the chicken.
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One, made with cachaça, tonic water and simple syrup, also included turmeric and Rangpur lime and was garnished with the herb rue, known in Brazil as arruda — a nod, popular among the city's bartenders, to the country's incredible botanical richness.
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Saying Abbas administration had paid 150 million shekels ($43.37 million) in stipends for militant casualties in 2018, the Israeli security cabinet said the same amount would be garnished from within the taxes collected for the PA over the coming year.
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The Thai Tea with Belvedere is made with fresh lime, ginger syrup and orange bitters ($13; $90 for a "fishbowl" that serves eight), and the Marble Queen is a frothy sendup of a coconut margarita garnished with a flower ($13).
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His menu consists of about 23 dishes, most of them cooked to order, but regulars know to ask for the chicken biryani, flecked with fried onion and cilantro, garnished with half a hard-boiled egg, all for $230, with a drink.
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"It's best enjoyed as a simple fillet so you don't lose the flavor," she recommends, although she serves up the three meats with a slice of fried provolone garnished with grated Parmesan, sliced tomato, and green olives, plus freshly made tortillas.
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Our favorite go-to dinner (for nights you just need to eat SOMETHING) is the rotini boiled in salted water, drained, and garnished with plenty of extra virgin olive oil, freshly cracked black pepper, and nutritional yeast or freshly ground Parmesan cheese.
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As we went deeper, it transformed from monstrous multilayered razor wire garnished with all sorts of cameras and hi-tech sensors to a primitive barrier of loose and rusted wire, similar to what I've seen separating godforsaken municipalities in, let's say, rural Bosnia.
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As the Los Angeles Times first reported over the weekend, ex-soldiers have mortgaged homes, had their wages garnished, and been subject to aggressive debt collection for years after auditors determined that their re-enlistment bonuses were improperly granted a decade ago.
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Buoyed by an undercurrent of anti-establishment rhetoric peddled by the wider alt-right, and garnished with the aesthetic charm of facial hair, pine trees, and nordic runes, #EcoFash is in reality little more than genocidal authoritarianism with a hippie-ish gloss.
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Fans demand an increasingly lifelike simulation of professional football, while also wanting each entry to be garnished with uniqueness, though no one game should be so new and interesting that its changes devalue the players' skills, honed over decades of gradual updates.
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"Make it very light on alcohol," she told an uncomprehending waiter, who poured a healthy shot of gin into the classic aperitif (one part gin, one part vermouth rosso, one part Campari, garnished with orange peel) that some consider summer in a glass.
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But there's a savor in hearing it applied to this potpourri of humble deep-pop obscurities—late Connie Francis, later Sonny and Cher, lost girl-group and guy-group keepers by Mable John and the Tams—garnished with newer art-pop obscurities.
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This time, we hang with Ignacio Mattos of New York City's Estela, Café Altro Paradiso, and Flora Bar, who makes us just about the prettiest hemp-garnished fish crudo we ever could have imagined—and a super-easy, equally whimsical dessert to boot.
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"Atelier Crenn: Metamorphosis of Taste," her 2015 cookbook, included a multicomponent recipe for "Birth" — a nest woven from corn silk, dehydrated and deep-fried, filled with tiny eggs made of corn "milk," duck fat and egg yolks and garnished with dark chocolate twigs.
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This thoroughgoing entertainment is garnished with descriptions both delightful (a car painted "a creamy pink that you could eat with a spoon") and less so (a "guy sitting behind the steering wheel like a tall drink of water") and a slowly accumulating poignancy.
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"Could we spread this out and make it look edible," Yadira Garcia urged, as the children drizzled balsamic dressing over a mass of spiralized zucchini and garnished the tray with cherry tomatoes plucked from a sprawling vine growing a few feet away.
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The Chew's resident food experts Carla Hall, Michael Symon and Clinton Kelly got a preview of the fare on Wednesday's show, tasting the BBQ Brisket Melt and a Chocolate-Hazelnut Lunchbox Tart (which is garnished with bacon, because, sure)—and the reviews were overwhelmingly positive.
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The entirety of his purse would be garnished by the government in order to pay delinquent income taxes, and an additional $19793 was withheld from him by the National Boxing Association to ensure that he made his mandatory defense against Gavilan, the number one contender.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker I preferred the mellow simplicity of fatty toro and fresh scallion to the frillier combination of sea bass, daikon, perilla (Korean mint), and chojang (Korean hot sauce), and to lobster tempura garnished with yuzu aioli and frisée.
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"As a parent, when you have to choose whether to pay the rent or keep the lights on because your paycheck is being garnished, that's a hard thing to do," said Mr. Crumley, who recently left that job and is now covered by Medicaid.
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A disk of frozen goat's-milk curd, capped with a glossy layer of goat's-milk caramel and garnished with lemon thyme, flaky salt, and popped amaranth, left me resolved to come back and find out what would be on the menu the next day.
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To showcase it and raise money for the Livestock Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that helps protect rare breeds, Insa will serve a six-course Korean-style dinner using Meishan pork in every dish, including a dessert of soft-serve garnished with black sesame chicharróns.
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The company, which says it has raised more than $221 million in funding, including from the Drybar founders, provides clients with fruit-garnished sparkling water in champagne flutes (pre-procedure alcohol is not recommended), and has a granite tabletop co-working space in the lounge.
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At dinner, small plates are served a la carte, including caillette — a caul-fat wrapped herb-filled sausage patty garnished with pickled mustard seeds on a bed of potato purée, or blood sausage with roasted corn and guindillas (pickled green peppers from Spanish Basque Country).
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A starter of succulent, caramelized pork breast glazed in ginger, herbs and its own juice, garnished with cubes of mashed celeriac and celeriac chips, was a playground of texture and flavor; an herb sauce added the exact freshness required to lift up the meat.
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On this, their final album, their unimpeachably heavy, moribund riffs are garnished by an earnest knowledge of Eastern scales, appreciation for the art of the rumbling groove, and a bizarre god complex (that pops up in fine form on album standout "I Am Christ").
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It comes garnished with shady Russians, a shot of racial politics (Strickland talks to Zelda about "your people," meaning African-Americans), puddles of blood, and a healthy feminist impatience with men who either overstep the mark or, like Zelda's husband, sit on their butts and do zilch.
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So when the food is served — burnished, coffee-accented magret of duck, garnished with peanuts and accompanied by a bowl of toasty koshihikari sushi rice, or a vacherin with the surprising astringency of whipped yogurt and a sprinkle of candied violets — it's all the more astonishing.
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Plenty of others may find themselves trapped in jobs they hate—high-paying or otherwise—or neighborhoods they despise for fear that they might otherwise start seeing wages garnished at a new gig or even lose their driver's licenses due to not paying back their loans.
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Nihari is made up of choice cuts of beef, bone marrow and spices bubble in massive metal vats for up to six hours to create a thick, savory stew garnished with lemon, roughly cut ginger, garlic and green chilli, and usually eaten with naan, an oven-baked flatbread.
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A new Australian restaurant found itself in the midst of a social media storm last week—and not just because it's one of those places that serves blobs of puréed parsnip and describes its cocktail list as "innovative" (read: garnished with more limp flowers than your local petrol station).
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For the final course, Gohar arranged an overwhelming number of small plates of sweets on the table: candied celery, orange and strawberry; two lumpy loaves of marzipan meant to resemble potatoes; sesame cookies; several sugar candies shaped as miniature fruit; marrons glacés garnished with candied violet and more.
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Ruli Laboy Abreu In the first days after Maria, people in Mariana cooked all the food in their refrigerators to prevent it from rotting — great feasts of pernil shared with the neighbors, garnished with fallen avocados and washed down with coconut water from the palm trees that Maria had downed.
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"In my daily life, the goal was to muffle the anxiety that I'd feel as I tried to drift off to sleep knowing that, at any point, what little money I had in my bank account could be garnished by the IRS," he told online investing service Wealthsimple in 2017.
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At least that's the way WWII veteran and founding father of tiki Donn Beach saw it when he invented the three dots and a dash cocktail, a rum-based drink garnished with the aforementioned cherries and pineapple, and if you're lucky, served in a Polynesian mug that looks like shrunken head.
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Leftovers (last night's sautéed greens, Thursday's brown rice, a hunk of poached salmon) scooped into a bowl and garnished with various salty condiments (pickles, kimchi, fermented red chiles) and a sliced vegetable (radishes, carrots or cucumber) make a dish that is easier than takeout and a whole lot better for you.
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WATCH: Giada De Laurentiis Opens Up About Finding Love Again After Divorce: 'I Felt Like a Kid Again' For her own diet routine, De Laurentiis starts off her morning with cooked whole grains, like quinoa or brown rice, with a little olive oil on top and garnished with almonds and sea salt.
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" And the novel's meals rival anything in "Babette's Feast": "The dinner consisted of a truffled guinea-fowl set amid a liver terrine, and pot-au-feu en ravigote (all of it garnished with cardoons that had been so well caramelized that the juice still ran down one's throat, despite the vin de côte).
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With renewed enthusiasm, we head for the Belgian cart, where Benoit Dewitte from Benoit & Bernard Dewitte in Zingem has garnished his sausage (90 percent pork, 10 percent beef) with cream cheese, onion confit, radishes, herb oil and—as a loving homage to his home country—a crispy sprinkle of crushed French fries.
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Hyodo prepares traditional yellowfin tuna and red snapper rolls, miso soup garnished with flotillas of local avocado and lightly charred octopus in a simple tin-roof kitchen, from which dishes are delivered (by a team of young waiters who are clearly also surfers) onto heavy wooden tables lit by strings of globe lights.
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"In my daily life, the goal was to muffle the anxiety that I'd feel as I tried to drift off to sleep knowing that, at any point, what little money I had in my bank account could be garnished by the IRS," he tells Laurie Woolever of Wealthsimple, an online investing service.
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In case the effort of edgy self-regard makes you thirsty, cocktails abound; the El Diablo Swizzle (Altos Blanco, crème de cassis, ginger beer) is a sweet, smoky muddle garnished with mint, while the Mezcal Sun-Risa (tequila, bitter orange, hibiscus) is a burgundy-and-orange ode to brightness anchored by floral savor.
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In addition to a whiskey punch mixed with Australian ginger beer, there's the "Respect Your Mother," a fruity twist on a Manhattan garnished with lemon candy, and last but not least, "The Starship," which boasts Gentleman Jack, fresh-squeezed lemon juice, a tiny bit of sugar and some apricot liqueur topped with grapefruit beer.
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Cafes like Two Hands, Ruby's, Flinders Lane, Banter and Five Leaves serve plates of organic porridge with raw honey and grass-fed cream, free-range poached eggs with local bacon and roasted broccoli, and all manner of avocado toast, garnished with everything from pickled onions and hoja santa to sesame seeds and shiso leaves.
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The restaurant's modern American menu, created by the chef Kevin Sousa, walks the tightrope between down-home and elegant, serving stick-to-your-ribs dishes like roast duck with Swiss chard, and lighter, inventive fare including cold slices of raw cobia steeping in a shallow broth of spicy tomatillo, garnished with an avocado mousse.
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Officially known as "Pepper Nitro with a Jerky Twist, " the drink consists of nitro cold-brew made from Congo beans that's been infused with a malted fennel black pepper syrup; it's topped off with a layer of honey cold foam, then garnished with cracked pink peppercorn and a skewer of grass-fed beef jerky.
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Her culinary creations over the years have included everything from an ice cream sandwich made with brown butter-cricket flour cookies, smoked worm salt, dulce de leche, and sweet corn ice cream for a dinner at Flora Bar to cakes garnished with candied hemp leaves at Wifey, her Park Slope pop-up with artist Simone Shubuck in 2017.
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"I find it shocking and deeply concerning that the state has not gone back and sought to verify allegations of fraud and moved to repay any unemployed worker who was wrongly accused and whose wages or tax refunds were wrongly garnished or were required to pay penalty without proper notice," Levin wrote in the letter to Snyder.
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"I find it shocking and deeply concerning that the state has not gone back and sought to verify allegations of fraud and moved to repay any unemployed worker who was wrongly accused and whose wages or tax refunds were wrongly garnished or were required to pay penalty without proper notice," Levin wrote in the letter to Snyder.
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That's when I felt the first pull of something like love for America, not the one I'd seen on TV, not the one I'd come to expect from the dubbed episodes of "Fresh Prince" and "90210" that we watched in rural France, but the one that stretched out before me now, greasy and messy and garnished with fresh cilantro.
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As interpreted by Ms. Baker, mussels Provençal are not the usual mound of black shells in thin pink liquid with a few slices of baguette; the shells are gone, the mussels are good fat ones and their sauce is more concentrated, augmented with tomato paste and roasted cherry tomatoes and garnished with thick-crusted cubes of toasted bread.
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Examples include drinking a tall boy of Tecate out of a paper bag in Dolores Park, getting kicked out of the backyard of Zeitgeist for lighting up a joint alongside your heavily garnished Bloody Mary, or pounding Fernet shots with a bartender until you end up in the El Farolito line at 3 AM. And then, there are cutty bangs.
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Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (R-Ore.) would set a new federal limit on how much a person's paycheck could be garnished to pay back money owed to a creditor.
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Each doughnut costs $2.30 and is available at all Krispy Kreme locations in the UK.Following the doughnut company's recent collaboration with Reese's, Krispy Kreme returns with a new limited edition Kit-Kat topped confection available now exclusively in the UK. The traditional Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut garnished with Kit-Kat crumbles is available in two white chocolate and regular chocolate versions.
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This playfulness manifests in dishes like Chumpchi's Channa, slow-braised chickpeas served alongside eggs and sausage and garnished with Straus Family Creamery yogurt (chumpchi is a Gujarati term of endearment, meaning "spoon"—Mistry uses it for her wife); deep-fried, sweet and sour Manchurian cauliflower; and pork dabeli pav, a clump of skinless pork belly slathered with a tamarind glaze and sandwiched between two buns.
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Tide Pod memes now dominate the forum's list of most popular posts from the past month and include an "expanding brain" theory positing that Tide Pods could have been the forbidden fruit in the biblical story of Adam and Eve, a photo of white Tide Pods (which sort of look like ravioli) garnished with mint sprigs, and a "bae, come over" meme featuring The Simpsons' Ralph Wiggum.
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Somehow, the commercial that made a comparably deep and heavily romanticized impression on me was a 1992 commercial for Cool Whip in which an anthropomorphized blob of the whipped topping soars around some kid's kitchen and makes him a delicious-looking snack of two enormous chocolate chip cookies sandwiching a massive dollop of Cool Whip, garnished with what appear to be M&Ms and sprinkles.
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I picked up a new trick for the spice from "Sababa," a new cookbook of Israel-inspired food: the author, Adeena Sussman, recommends stirring it in the end of cooking, to preserve its bright taste.) Marinate everything that can be marinated, garnish everything that can be garnished (preferably with crunchy things like nuts and croutons) and season your cooking liquids (when you're pressed for time, throw in a vegetable bouillon cube).
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There's also: Arenas dropping mad potty words around Swaggy P's son, smacking toys out of the kid's hand, throwing the kid's scooter, laughing at his son getting hit by a basketball, blowing Young up about cheating on and getting dumped by Iggy Azalea (mind you, in front of the kid—though not Iggy's), making fun of Young's play time with the Lakers, painting over the "gy" in "Iggy" written presumably in the kid's room—all garnished with a "joke" about killing Azalea with a knife.
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Here's the over-the-top menu Old Homestead is serving up Thursday: — A 20-pound free-range turkey basted in extra-virgin olive oil from Italy— A $465-per-pound piece of Wagyu beef imported from Japan— $54-per-pound foie gras— Sweet potatoes garnished with $1453,600-per-ounce caviar— Pumpkin ice cream made with $4,200 eggnog sauce Purchasers of this Thanksgiving experience also receive four tickets to an upcoming Giants game (valued at $10,000); one night at the Waldorf with room service and breakfast in bed (valued at $5,000); limousine transportation while in NYC (around $2,000); and a Fifth Avenue shopping spree (totaling $7,500).
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