Glaze with soy glaze (preferably with a brush) and serve.
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Immediately brush the rolls evenly with the honey syrup glaze until no glaze remains.
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Glaze ribs, flip ribs, glaze ribs, flip ribs, until nice and sticky and charred.
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Frost remaining halves with other desired glaze, just touching the border of the first glaze.
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Dip doughnuts in the glaze and place doughnuts on a wire rack until the glaze is set.
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"So if I don't glaze something in the kiln, the kiln will glaze it for me," explains Crissman.
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In a 2018 episode of "American Idol," Perry kissed 19-year-old contestant Benjamin Glaze without his permission, when Glaze auditioned for Perry.
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WISCONSIN DEPUTY SHERIFF DAN GLAZE Glaze, 33, of the Rusk County Sheriff's Office was shot and killed October 29 while investigating a suspicious vehicle.
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Dubin then explained that the glaze on this particular doughnut wasn't the traditional glaze used on the original doughnut or even the pumpkin spice.
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Glaze the donuts: Dip one side of each donut into the glaze and place on a rack set over a sheet tray to set completely before serving.
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The special celebrates a year of offering fresh Chocolate Glazed Donuts by switching out their signature Original glaze waterfall with a chocolate glaze waterfall on one Friday each month.
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The difference is akin to melting down the glaze on a doughnut, embedding sprinkles in it and letting the glaze harden again, versus sticking sprinkles onto the doughnut using frosting.
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As Dubin explained, in order to make this doughnut, they have to clean the original glaze out of the machine, add the gingerbread glaze, and then clean it out when it's done.
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The store will also feature a Krispy Kreme doughnut-glaze "waterfall" (where streams of glaze ooze down onto the doughnuts) as seen in Krispy Kreme ads, according to a statement by the company.
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Thankfully, the object is finished with a softly diffused, brownish glaze that allowed my eyes to linger on nuances — such as the way that darker areas of glaze accentuate the definition of form.
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Remove from smoker and drizzle balsamic glaze on top. 7.
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It makes sense that Americans glaze over most mass shootings.
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Transfer the buns to the rack and drizzle with glaze.
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Layer the steak all over, then drizzle with the glaze.
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It was a red wine glaze and it was wrong.
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In the moment, Glaze was aghast, and Perry was victorious.
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" Perry proceeded to beckon to Glaze, telling him, "Come here.
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"I mention umeboshi, and his eyes glaze over," she said.
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The amount of information can make your eyes glaze over.
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We just saw them glaze these, like, 15 seconds ago.
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There was, like, the right amount of glaze on top.
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Simmer until glaze is like syrup consistency, about 5 minutes.
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The glaze, the taste, everything about it is just delicious.
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Reserve the glaze until you are ready to serve. 3.
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Serve remaining gochujang glaze in a ramekin on the side.
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When the glaze caramelizes, it's like leveling up on umami.
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My boys preferred games that made my eyes glaze over.
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There are sturdy jugs made of stoneware in a glaze "inspired" by a pink grapefruit or pomegranate, or simple bowls in a bright lemon-hued glaze — to name a few of the myriad colors available.
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Make the glaze: Pour the crushed peanuts into a shallow bowl.
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In fact, Glaze pointed out this double standard in his interview.
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" Well, unless David can cause viewers to yell "Face glaze, yes!
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Prepare the glaze: Whisk together ¾ cup powdered sugar, remaining 2 tbsp.
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Those ads make veteran political filmmaker Mark Putnam's eyes glaze over.
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Glaze lacquers her veil, pouring down her face into pursed lips.
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The tits are covered in a kind of off-white glaze.
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With the first method, the sprinkles are lodged in the glaze.
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Remove wings from oven and toss in chili honey sorghum glaze.
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Using a silicone brush, generously brush the glaze over the ham.
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The outer glaze was sweet and just a tiny bit spicy.
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This version is more deluxe, topped with a brown butter glaze.
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Its surface is etched with lines suggesting a cracked ceramic glaze.
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But I will totally forgive you if your eyes glaze over.
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Place a bowl of glaze over the saucepan and heat through.
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You might prefer his strip steak with a horseradish mint glaze.
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I do more prep making ganache and a burnt caramel glaze.
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Mostly stuff that would make your eyes glaze over with boredom.
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One can't eat them, though their luscious glaze makes them tempting.
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Financial statements, numbers and spreadsheets all made her eyes glaze over.
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Their eyes glaze over as if he is peddling snake oil.
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"The judge in Xerox didn't have the Delaware glaze," Grant said.
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Grindz (a play on the phrase 'ono grinds, meaning delicious eats, with a coffee-flavored chocolate glaze); the Alohamac (macadamias and a caramel drizzle); or the Ala Wai Tea Bag (matcha glaze with a Kit-Kat).
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She pointed to customers like Megan Gilger, of the blog Fresh Exchange, who installed hexagonal tiles with an earthy-blue glaze on a bathroom floor and rectangular tiles with a silvery-green glaze on the walls.
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Line a pan with foil, paint it with a little glaze, slice the tofu and place it on the foil, cover it with the glaze and bake until it's crisp and shining, which'll take around 20 minutes.
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Pour into a medium bowl and dip each donut in the glaze.
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After the glaze tested positively twice for methamphetamine, the officers arrested Rushing.
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Season with salt and pepper and toss with half of the glaze.
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Amanda Glaze is a professor of science education at Georgia Southern University.
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Glaze, by dint of her profession, has violated several of these norms.
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Yes, you heard that right: The shop has a literal glaze waterfall.
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Firecracker shrimp were all right, but the spicy glaze failed to ignite.
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The color of one pitchers' glaze echoes the color of the waterfalls.
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It was light and fluffy with a thin layer of maple glaze.
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The burger is served with Shimamoto's special shoyu glaze and fresh vegetables.
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Or to roast salmon under a glaze of mustard and brown sugar.
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I know, I know — eyes glaze over when the subject is accounting.
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Anything longer than a page and my eyes start to glaze over.
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Your eyes glaze over when any contract is put in your face.
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You start by explaining a blockchain and their eyes slowly glaze over.
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"It's frustrating," says Bob Glaze, the curator of online travel guide Globalphile.com.
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His eyes would glaze over as you tried to persuade him otherwise.
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What goes into the glaze the younger Ms. Lee would not say.
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Certain cookiers — maybe 20 percent, by some estimates — advocate glaze or buttercream.
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A network of fissures crackling the glaze marks each of the circles.
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I never go over it again after I spray the glaze on.
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They will continue to glaze, roast, and fry chickens in their thousands.
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A quick glaze of honey, ginger and sesame brightens them right up.
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Allow the buns to cool slightly while you prepare the glaze. 9.
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Later, I would paint them again and let them sizzle and glaze.
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How about Emily Weinstein's recipe for a French yogurt cake with marmalade glaze?
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I'd watch their eyes glaze over in disbelief as I pitched the story.
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I keep thinking, 'Oh yes, that's the one with the little different glaze.
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It allows these shows to glaze over the rougher parts of the narrative.
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Look at how her eyes glaze over in the middle of a conversation.
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"My eyes sometimes glaze over when people start talking" about it, said Gale.
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Marinate, blacken and glaze: the chicken wing trifecta, courtesy of Austin restaurant Olamaie.
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We eclipsed it with mouth-watering chocolate glaze for the total solar eclipse.
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The highlight of the Chocolate Feather Boa for me was the chocolate glaze.
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It will be open 24 hours a day and include a glaze waterfall.
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The dessert gets its traditional crisp, caramelized glaze from a ceremonial torching tableside.
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The sauce then reduces to a rich, mahogany glaze that coats the chicken.
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Next came roasted duck breast with a passion fruit and balsamic vinegar glaze.
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Marzipan is the glaze you put on a cake, a superficial glazed layer.
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This magnificent tart-sweet glaze lifts your standard roast chicken into new territory.
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As one gets northwest of the city, a glaze of ice is possible.
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With PMS and the Mood Swings, Daisy Glaze, Winstons and Chances With Wolves.
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But also: cook chicken with it, glaze a ham with it, throw it onto grilled sweet potatoes, marinate a flank steak in it, add it to tacos, glaze ribs with it, reduce it and make some jerky… We could go on.
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Ribs are a strange one, and I don't think I really get the enduring popularity of them, but the glaze was good, and the glaze is always the best bit, because if we're honest, the meat is never that good.
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Place all of the wings in a large skillet with 1/2 of the glaze cook over high, stirring and tossing the wings to coat, until the glaze is thick and the wings are sticky and gooey, 3 to 5 minutes.
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And when they do, don't let your eyes glaze over — instead, mark your calendar.
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Maple Glazed Doughnuts Anything with a maple glaze is just fine by us. 7.
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But when Phil Anselmo replaced Glaze in '86, the band's sound started to shift.
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Place on a rack with a sheet tray underneath and pour glaze on top.
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Try our ballpark-inspired DoughNAT, with caramel glaze and dark chocolate caramel drizzled popcorn!
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Top it with balsamic glaze and feta for a complex sweet/sour/salty taste.
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Douse those pancakes, glaze that ham, and drizzle over all the ice cream cones.
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Lastly, I coated it with a rich, chocolatey wine glaze for shine and tone.
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The ashes in the glaze melt to form gloss you see on the surface.
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But make sure you get the plain flavor—nothing with a glaze or toppings.
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The Rocher glaze is made up of chocolate, oil, cocoa butter, and chopped nuts.
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The glaze icing caused by the freezing drizzle may have contributed to the incident.
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I threw this plate together and added marble bark, potato chips, and fig glaze.
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You can also order cinnamon strips with strawberry, cinnamon glaze, or chocolate dipping sauce.
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Specially Selected Classic or Strawberry Balsamic Glaze will be on sale starting August 21.
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They can make your eyes glaze over, even if you care about the issue.
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Rushing's crumbs came not from high-grade meth, but from Krispy Kreme doughnut glaze.
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Perfectly grilled steak gets even more craveable with this beer and soy sauce glaze.
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"Just yesterday, I roasted some Brussels sprouts in a honey balsamic glaze," she said.
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Aside from that, I stand somewhat in the middle of the Benjamin Glaze situation.
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When Benjamin Glaze, at the time a 19-year-old cashier from Enid, Okla.
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We watch her expression glaze over as she starts to disassociate from the trauma.
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Manoush Zomorodi's eyes used to glaze over when she heard someone bring up blockchain.
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For them, Bobby Flay's recipe for a New York strip with horseradish-mint glaze.
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I don't need some hoity-toity balsamic glaze to make it an Official Salad.
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As for the kiss, Glaze said friends helped him realize it didn't really count.
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Drizzle the glaze over rolls while they're still warm to make them extra gooey.
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It's big and heavy, and it has a wonderfully smooth glaze inside and out.
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Though it might have a thin glaze or sugar topping, it never has frosting.
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The secret is incorporating the flavors in the doughnut as well as the glaze.
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The gingerbread glaze doughnut will be available at Krispy Kreme stores starting in December.
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Watermelon "Caprese" With Balsamic Glaze A star-shaped watermelon caprese salad just screams summer. 6.
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It yields an ultra-sophisticated cake, like this complex, marbleized glaze from Sydney bakery es.
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They're light, they're entertaining and they sometimes have a sugary glaze and sprinkles on top.
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Before your eyes glaze over at the word "slideshow," stay with me for a moment.
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Frost 1 half of each cooled cookie with desired glaze using a small metal spatula.
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The only critical thing is piping a sweet cross of confectioner's glaze over the top.
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Included is 21 glaze pods, meaning that sweet, sweet taste is never too far away.
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He loves using Ferrero Rocher-inspired glaze to take his pastries to the next level.
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Not buzzwords, per se, but formal or technical jargon will make our eyes glaze over.
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At Glazed Over Donuts, in Beacon, each doughnut comes with a glaze, topping, and drizzle.
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After the buns are cool, pipe crosses on top of them with the confectioner's glaze.
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"At times like these, everybody is looking for something they can do," Glaze told VICE.
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"There are two things going on there," Glaze said of the companies' rallying stock price.
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Tuck Milk Makeup's new Kush Lip Glaze inside the pouch for an extra glamorous touch.
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Make the glaze: Combine all ingredients in a medium bowl until the sugar is dissolved.
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Even if the words "campaign finance reform" cause your eyes to glaze over, look excited.
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"Most people would glaze over on the second sentence," Mr. O'Connor said with a laugh.
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Does that last sentence make your eyes glaze with the weighty worthiness of it all?
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Lines have been scored into the glaze, echoing the negative space in the layered coils.
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Allowing the excess glaze to wrap around the sides and bottom of the doughnut. 5.
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Lori S. Glaze works at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, not the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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Here, the paint replaces glaze while the bucket and stool stand in for a pedestal.
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" Glaze was ultimately rejected from moving on after he performed the Nick Jonas song "Levels.
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Other areas could see anywhere from a light glaze to a half inch of ice.
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Type I was the finest, thin with a fine white paste and translucent bluish glaze.
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Instead of matzo ball soup, visitors can enjoy sufganiyot, jelly-filled doughnuts dripping with glaze.
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Add the milk 1 tablespoon at a time until you reach the desired glaze consistency.
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My eyes start to glaze over when I encounter deep reddit galaxy brain GoT theories.
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Lately, my makeup look has felt incomplete without a shiny glaze of lacquer on my lips.
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After they are baked and cooled I often apply a glaze for extra protection and effect.
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Place toasts on a platter, and top each with avocado-peach mixture; drizzle with balsamic glaze.
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We're the creaky old diorama that makes your eyes glaze over in the Natural History Museum.
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The festive doughnut is glazed in Krispy Kreme's iconic Original Glaze, then topped with multicolored sprinkles.
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Sugar Shack's new Butterbeer doughnuts are a sweet sight for Potterheads, with their glistening vanilla glaze.
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"There were over 500 shards in total with many tiny chips and enamel glaze," recalls Bendall.
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Deep-fried chicken wings are "tossed like Buffalo Wild Wings," Marco said, in an adobo glaze.
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When you think of meatloaf, you probably envision the standard version topped with a ketchup glaze.
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Make the glaze: Fill a small saucepan with 1-inch water and place over medium heat.
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I was already quite impressed by the shiny golden layer of glaze that covered this biscuit.
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One change has been the process of coating the cast iron with a vitreous enamel glaze.
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The next day, he sent her a picture of a Tang-dynasty camel with sancai glaze.
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The raspberry glaze had a slight crunch to it, as well as a light, fruity flavor.
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The first thing they're seeing, Glaze explained, is an immediate spike in gun sales and investment.
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For me, that meant introducing a gochujang glaze, caramelized kimchi, and sesame dressing on the lettuce.
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F.Y.I. Q. I know zoning is important, but thinking about it makes my eyes glaze over.
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That glaze, in conjunction with Danny Cohen's velvety cinematography, softens any hard edges or harsh moments.
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What Warren is great at is digging into legislative numbers without making people's eyes glaze over.
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Combine all ingredients for soy glaze and heat over medium high heat to a boil. 5.
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There was also the designer's first foray into sequins, which gave dresses a liquid metallic glaze.
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The man was subsequently arrested — until cops realized the crystals were actually from a doughnut glaze.
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Glaze told the New York Times had Perry asked for a kiss, he would have declined.
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The move was so transparently ham-fisted you could glaze it with honey and call it dinner.
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When the cake has cooled, pour the glaze over on a wire rack over a baking sheet.
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Make the glaze: In a large bowl, whisk together the sugars and lemon juice until smooth. 5.
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With this sweet matcha glaze, you're basically having breakfast for dessert—and we salute you for it.
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"At such times," Judge Shaw observed, "the glaze of civilisation and culture shows very thin in spots."
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I think in our society that once you say the word "mom," they kind of glaze over.
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Across the Midwest and southern Plains, roads, power lines, trees and windows glistened with an icy glaze.
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Just let your eyes glaze over, and Spotlight will auto-advance you through the pretty moving pictures.
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The recipe also includes a homemade chocolate glaze that's shiny and glossy, making for a beautiful presentation.
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The moment you start talking about metal, 99 percent of people's eyes sort start to glaze over.
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PB&J wings are spicy-sweet chicken wings slathered in a jalapeno, blackberry and toasted peanut glaze.
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Most famously, they had perfected the tricolored glaze, which is a combination of green, yellow, and white.
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She has a sweet new recipe for a snacking cake with pears and a brown-butter glaze.
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But the rhubarb glaze makes it special: pink-hued, lightly spiced, tangy-sweet and perfect for spring.
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Everything in the room had a white glaze, he said, from the chemicals used to clean it.
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"For hundreds of years, this was outside, in the elements, protected by its glaze," Mr. Bell said.
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The comparisons have raged for so long that Kershaw's eyes glaze over when the subject comes up.
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Or the chicken yakitori, with an exquisite glaze that makes even the accompanying smoked cabbage taste exciting.
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The glaze seeps beyond the lines demarcated by the artist, betraying the controlled act of its application.
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And I think there's an awful lot of defense attorneys whose eyes glaze over when DNA is mentioned.
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Smoked Brussels Sprouts Ingredients Bushel of Brussel sprouts Olive oil Sea salt Seasoned salt Balsamic glaze Instructions 1.
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You've gotten so used to the grim reports that your eyes have started to glaze over the headlines.
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It's roasted brussels sprouts with bacon, blue cheese, and a balsamic glaze (a recipe from Chrissy Teigen's cookbook).
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The treat is filled with strawberry and peach cream and topped with white chocolate icing and raspberry glaze.
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Chicken wings are crispy and meaty with a maple-spiked hot glaze and a nice light ranch dip.
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Will the Doughnut Bread Pudding with Brown Butter Bacon Bourbon Glaze come with a side of cholesterol medication?
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Although Glaze later said the kiss was unwanted, he later clarified via Instagram that his response was misconstrued.
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Can you really taste the sprinkles in Chocolate Iced With Sprinkles, or the glaze in Glazed Blueberry Cake?
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Remove cake from freezer; pour cooled white chocolate glaze over top, creating drip marks down sides of cake.
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You can also try it roasted in butter, with brown sugar and mustard glaze or with agrodolce blueberries.
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The sticky and sweet dessert boasts classic pumpkin spice flavors and comes coated with a thick, sugary glaze.
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The deal is celebrating a year of offering the chocolate glaze waterfall on one Friday of each month.
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At that, Perry asked Glaze to come over to her, where she kissed him quickly on the lips.
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The breads are laid on trays ready for an egg wash glaze, before being baked for 15 minutes.
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To serve, brush the chicken and vegetables all over with the glaze and transfer to a serving platter.
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Meat, potentially one of the diabetic's safest foods, is often slathered in sugary barbecue sauce or honey glaze.
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Make the glaze: Bring the pineapple juice, kimchi liquid, and vinegar to a boil in a medium saucepan.
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The dripping glaze affords her subjects a bit of privacy, like the dangling thread in the canvas pieces.
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Remove the doughnut from the glaze, and with a twist of the wrist, turn in right side up.
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Companies like Honey Baked Ham and Nueske's in Wisconsin hand-glaze every spiral-cut ham with a blowtorch.
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Made with raisins and allspice, it tastes more like a glaze for a holiday ham, and it's lovely.
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When allies, the leaders of democratic nations, try to speak to him about reality, his eyes glaze over.
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One liberal, one conservative, talking and listening to each other while a fresh glaze of snow melted outside.
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You see them made in loaf tins and Bundt pans alike, served plain or drizzled with citrus glaze.
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Before you set your cakes and cookies out for the crowd, consider: Would they benefit from mango glaze?
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They're in the glaze on the restaurant's pork ribs, shiny and piquant, with just a hint of fire.
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Writing about wine in a way that doesn't make even a food editor's eyes glaze over can be... difficult.
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Tell me about the latest sci-fi or fantasy series you're obsessed with, and my eyes will glaze over.
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My eyes glaze over when I see the word "smart" or "Wi-Fi" or "app" on a standing banner.
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Once my roots were shadowed, she followed with a beige glaze to give my highlights a "coffee creamer" effect.
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It's served in a wet brine of sweet grease, and the skin is crisped up with a maltose glaze.
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The marks, swipes, smears, and sprays across his surprisingly versatile surfaces are created entirely with glaze, slip, and clay.
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When no one is around, the lights glaze over, almost "as if the object is asleep," its creators say.
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Unsurprisingly, none of that advice involves letting kids' eyes glaze over as they crush candy for hours on end.
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We were pleased, too, with the seared ahi tuna in a Thai glaze, resting on sautéed baby bok choy.
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You can also use this honey on top of pizza, fried foods, and as a glaze for BBQ meats.
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According to NJ.com, the treat has been served up at New Jersey bakery, Glaze Donuts, for over a year.
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If you don't glaze them, they'll make a lovely autumnal breakfast option, spiced delicately with nutmeg and earthy clove.
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A light glaze of ice and several car wrecks were reported in San Antonio, according to CNN affiliate KSAT.
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When he said "no" and explained why, Mr. Glaze was kissed by Katy Perry, one of the show's judges.
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" The show's Twitter feed also posted a photograph of Mr. Glaze and wrote, "This journey has just begun, Benjamin.
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As a reporter my eyes would sort of glaze over ... They would roll in the back of your head?
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Perhaps it's the chili rush of the extra hot glaze as part of the No Bones (about it) Platter.
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Then as a final touch, I drizzled on a simple confectioners' sugar glaze spiked with lots of lemon juice.
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Serve the chicken with a vinegary cucumber salad and a pile of rice to soak up the syrupy glaze.
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A glaze of ice and up to 1 inch of snow could accumulate there, the National Weather Service says.
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She dips each fish into a slurry of ice water to create a thick glaze across its iridescent skin.
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North and west suburbs may see a light glaze, with some spots up to about 24 inch of ice.
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Type II's paste was more of a sugary white paste and a grayish-white or light bluish-white glaze.
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A Kush brow gel followed — "Do something dope for your brows" — as did a lip glaze and lip balm.
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While the rolls are baking, make the glaze by creaming the butter and cheese with a mixer until smooth.
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Strain them into a juice and heat it to reduce it into a glaze for pork or poultry, suggests Haas.
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They fry them and glaze them in front of you and then close for the day when they run out.
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Perry kisses Benjamin Glaze, a bashful cashier, and Bryan grabs his phone to record the encounter while Richie provides commentary.
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Pork buns, with slow-braised pork belly in hoisin glaze, get a little crunch from chopped peanuts and more cucumber.
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Add the buttermilk or milk gradually, whisking until the glaze is smooth and fluid enough to drizzle over the cake.
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First fried, then baked, they arrive slightly sticky with a truffle glaze and pecorino Romano gone lax in the oven.
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But Krispy Kreme is here to offer what we think is an even better natural miracle: A doughnut glaze waterfall.
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That's probably because your average morning run to the local bakery doesn't involve a pastry painted with fermented beef glaze.
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The meat stuck a bit to the skin underneath the glaze, but the whole back side was extremely crispy rind.
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With the cake still on the rack, pour the glaze evenly over the cake, letting it drip down the sides.
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The flakiness of the glaze, it's not, like, melted into the doughnut; it's laying nicely on top of the doughnut.
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I think the difference between this and the other ones I've had is, like, the glaze kind of stays on.
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Carlo: The Casa, for sure, which is mozzarella, prosciutto di parma, sun-dried peppers, a little bit of balsamic glaze.
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Though usually thought of as a dessert drink, these sweet and complex wines make a superb glaze for a turkey.
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It's up to you what you cover your doughnuts with—we've got caramel sauce, cinnamon-sugar, or the classic glaze.
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The meat entrees included a very good pan-roasted half chicken, boneless and seasoned with a tasty Dijon-maple glaze.
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Black Swan's signature dish, the beets are topped with cod roe, linseed crackers, goat curd, and a rich barbecue glaze.
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I think the Kelis interview was such a huge moment that he couldn't afford to just glaze over those allegations.
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In the segments that featured Mr. Glaze, he was shown waiting around in anticipation for his audition with other hopefuls.
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Mr. Glaze then asked for a drink of water, delivered a lackluster audition and was kindly rejected by the judges.
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Recipe of the day: This lemon snacking cake with a coconut glaze is perfect as an afternoon pick-me-up.
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Recipe: Lemon Almond Cake With Lemon Glaze Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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A main course of octopus shimmers under a fine spice glaze, but gets wrong-footed by a jumble of sauces.
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To prepare the glaze, whisk the confectioner's sugar, buttermilk, and a generous pinch of salt together in a medium bowl.
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That in theory will let them offer useful suggestions, down to recipes to glaze the salmon in the seafood case.
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Made in Portugal, the pieces have a semi-matte glaze, intended as an antidote to shiny phone and laptop screens.
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The glaze would be nice drizzled atop the Grandmother's Poundcake from our Baking Basics Series or a simple sugar cookie.
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Ceramic side table with yellowish-green glaze, for indoor or outdoor use | $2212 at Anthropologie: 2453-29880-2557 or anthropologie.
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I'm excited to cook Bobby Flay's recipe for strip steak with a horseradish mint glaze at some point this week.
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"[It] taught me that I don't want to glaze hams for a living," he told CBS' "Sunday Morning" in June.
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The creation is then smeared with a cream cheese glaze, and glowing candles are etched on with all-natural icing.
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I couldn't stop eating the pleasantly sticky, cartoonishly large turkey wings, slathered in a surprisingly sweet harissa and honey glaze.
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No other genre within the realm of American art can make a museumgoer's eyes glaze over quite like colonial portraiture.
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"DC is a pretty wonky place and people's eyes used glaze over when I brought up anti-trust," she said.
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Dipping is a simple way to glaze ceramics, and it happened to dovetail perfectly with the overall paint-dipped trend.
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You have to glaze the material, and the temperature, pressure, and time it's in the oven can affect the outcome.
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That doughnut is covered in chocolate glaze, crushed pretzels, potato chips, mini M&M's, crumbled brownies and drizzled with peanut butter.
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Here, Chris Shea of The Wayfarer shares a recipe for his pulled pork mac and cheese muffins with Sriracha honey glaze.
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One thing is certain: At some point, even the most famous of celebrity peepers will glaze over into 100-yard stares.
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I order the special for lunch — a sliced turkey sandwich with goat cheese, arugula, sun-dried tomato pesto, and balsamic glaze.
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The title roughly translates from Danish as "glaze piece," and the show is an assemblage of experiments in small, glazed forms.
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As your eyes glaze across mile after mile of grey tarmac and flittering cateye lights, your sense of hearing becomes amplified.
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Those two weeks also happens to be the same period that Krispy Kreme is stocking its brand new Chocolate Glaze Collection.
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"I was a tad bit uncomfortable," Glaze, a cashier from Enid, Oklahoma, told The New York Times in a new interview.
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Participating locations of the doughnut chain will also be showing the doughnuts getting that chocolate glaze treatment as they're being prepared.
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Materials are heat-retaining to keep food warm on the table, with a crack-resistant enamel glaze that's also dishwasher safe.
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And whose eyes would glaze over when the topic of patents has to do with revolutionizing how the entire world travels?
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The video shows a fresh batch being drizzled with a red velvet glaze and topped with crumbles of red velvet cake.
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Bake, uncovered, until a thermometer in thickest portion of meat registers 145°, about 30 minutes, brushing with glaze every 10 minutes.
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But these ones are shorter in height, with a mix of melted chocolate, mint glaze, and chocolate crunchies below the cookie.
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It premiered a birthday cake special earlier this week, pumped full of batter and dipped in a pretty pink strawberry glaze.
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We then coat each purchased item with the custom ash glaze and fire them in a kiln to 2,400 degrees fahrenheit.
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A classic spiral ham was elevated with a glaze of Mountain Dew Baja Blast, the unofficial official drink of Taco Bell.
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Let the cake stand until the glaze sets firmly, at least 30 at room temperature or 20 minutes in the refrigerator.
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This week Labour announced a plan to insulate, double-glaze and environmentally retrofit almost all of Britain's 0003m homes by 2030.
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Made with unorthodox ingredients like goat cheese, popcorn custard, Cabernet glaze, and more, this shop's doughnuts are truly unlike any other.
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Then the man turned to the woman and pointed out how the green-blue glaze of their mugs seemed to differ.
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Mr. Grant used the technique, and added a honey, mustard, thyme and soy glaze, which he adapted from a family recipe.
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With this in mind, Glaze says he's hopeful campaign work following the Orlando massacre will turn tides at home and abroad.
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But, scrolling through your feed and seeing the same old faces and places (and outfits) can make your eyes glaze over.
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My subjective choice of color of this mix would be celadon—the ceramic glaze—plus some black specks in the celadon.
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"I was a tad bit uncomfortable," Mr. Glaze said by phone this week, after the incident aired on the season premiere.
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Their presence, led by a strutting Channing Tatum, lends the action a homoerotic glaze that I choose to believe is intentional.
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The cilantro-lime glaze that was supposed to be on this salad was either too subtle to taste or missing altogether.
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Thick, deep-garnet orange slices glistening with sugar glaze were layered on a plate and strewn with leaves of crystallized mint.
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Its square base depicts illustrated scenes in black-on-white glaze, and is supported at its four corners by gilded lions.
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Personal Journeys The conversion took place on Honky-Tonk Row, my baptism a glaze of midsummer Tennessee sweat anointing my forehead.
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Depth-sensing cameras may be crucial to enhancing augmented reality, a jargony industry term that probably makes your eyes glaze over.
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Joyce's "round of spiced beef," Russell went on, had become a tenderloin marinated in a fig glaze, then rolled in cocoa.
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And Type III's had a grayish-white paste along with a glaze that ran from gray to green decorating plain bowls.
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A caramelized artichoke heart was so besieged by the marcona-almond-and-crème-fraîche glaze that its natural freshness was buried.
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Book Entry Mention Libor — an acronym for the London interbank offered rate — and even bankers' eyes are likely to glaze over.
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Same for his restaurant, where beef tongue is braised in sour beer, then cooked down with sugar to form a glaze.
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This new strategy is no guarantee that the mission will be successful, said Lori Glaze, acting director of NASA's Planetary Science Division.
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Whenever I to recommend Sense8 to someone, I usually end up about three sentences deep before their eyes start to glaze over.
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Meanwhile, make the glaze: In a medium bowl, use a fork to stir together sugar, maple syrup, butter, and salt until smooth.
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It's easy to take a look at these numbers, and what is happening, broadly speaking, and allow your eyes to glaze over.
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"Unconscious bias" may sound like one of those ambiguously scientific terms that make our eyes glaze over and our brains tune out.
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I predict that the more Ted Cruz talks about this, the more people's eyes will glaze over, and that would be unfortunate.
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"You could see people glaze over when you talked about inheritance rights and tax implications and housing and employment," Marino-Thomas recalled.
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Perry was charmed by this sentiment, but also took it as an invitation to go and kiss 19-year-old Glaze herself.
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I drizzle a soy/garlic/honey glaze over the veggies and pop open a bottle of wine from my wine club subscription.
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After they are sculpted and baked, a bloodlike glaze is swept over each loaf, making for a creepy, stained lump of stodge.
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INGRAHAM: I&aposm sorry, Monica, I think that when you repeat Kushner, Manafort, Cohen, I think most people&aposs eyes glaze over.
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Just add it to the cooked meat as a sauce or glaze shortly before or after you take it off the grill.
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What's different about the new holiday addition, though, is that it's made with gingerbread dough and covered in a gingerbread molasses glaze.
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I always suggest coming in for a glaze about six weeks after the transformation just to enrich and shine up the color.
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Dishes. Specifically, Shellenberger uses Fiestaware, the popular brand of dinnerware that for a period used uranium oxide in its red-orange glaze.
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From there, you can add a few simple ingredients to make just about every sauce, glaze, and soup in the French alphabet.
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Some cast iron cookware is covered with a coating of vitreous enamel glaze so that you don't have to re-season it.
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You would know the glaze if you saw it, he said once the movie was over and the wine had been drunk.
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The sweet potato "hand pie" is made with a buttery crust, sweet potato filling, and topped with vanilla glaze and toasted marshmallows.
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I tried Hong Kong's famous char siu—barbecue pork, usually with a sweet glaze—over rice, but it was tough and flavorless.
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Honey Buns, basically a sticky bun completely covered with a honey-flavored glaze, appear to go under the shrink ray from Honey!
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For the nails, use a combination base and topcoat specifically designed for rhinestones and beads, like China Glaze for Rhinestones Only, ($7).
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Careful to keep up my guard, I deliver a flurry of blows until his guard is worn and his eyes glaze over.
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"Whenever I pick something up, I'm always listening to it," she said, tapping her nails on a piggy bank's candy-coated glaze.
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Byers, in turn, says he came up with the idea while making a pork loin rubbed with rosemary and a pomegranate glaze.
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How about a French yogurt cake with marmalade glaze or, in another American twist on a French tradition, Julia Child's berry clafoutis?
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Read the fine print for feesIf you tend to glaze over the fine print, now is the time to break that habit.
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Post Recipes Editor Ann Maloney shares her take on the signature baked good, with a lightly sweet brioche dough and tangy glaze.
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Mr. Burke said freezing rain and a "glaze of ice" would hit southern Pennsylvania, western Maryland and the mountains of West Virginia.
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Glaze said he didn't feel sexually harassed by Perry and appreciated her tweeting about him, which helped give his music more exposure.
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Or you could make scallion meatballs with soy-ginger glaze, awesome on top of a bowl of white rice, with steamed greens.
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Traditional punditry says that this should be a turnoff, that voters' eyes will just glaze over at the proliferation of white papers.
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This was likely due to the fact that the bakers flavor the dough rather than the glaze, a mistake other bakeries make.
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Sure, they smile and nod, but their eyes seem to glaze over and their responses are short and vague throughout the conversation.
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These have an orange cranberry glaze, so it's like combining all the best elopements of a turkey dinner into one bite-sized morsel.
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Though, if that does happen, we'll have to lobby for Dunkin' to serve the Donut Fries with some sort of icing or glaze.
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It's filled with flavor and crunch, thanks to roasted corn and tomatoes, black beans, a cilantro lime glaze and chili lime tortilla strips.
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" Glaze said he hadn't, adding, "I have never been in a relationship and I can't kiss a girl without being in a relationship.
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The newest treat is the classic Original Glazed Doughnut but it will come smothered in a chocolate glaze, making it twice as delicious.
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On Sunday's premiere of American Idol, judge Katy Perry gave 19-year-old contestant Benjamin Glaze from Enid, Oklahoma, a night to remember.
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Janine Antoni's "Caryatid (Crackled green glaze over red oxide on an ovoid bodied vase with a truncated neck)" (2003) is an inverted monument.
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" Glaze replied he hadn't, adding, "I have never been in a relationship and I can't kiss a girl without being in a relationship.
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Where the artist added an iridescent glaze, the shapes are transformed into efflorescent flora and fauna that appear to concomitantly expand and contract.
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These are performances where Kanye invokes the music and the spirit of the black church and drizzles a Kanye glaze over the top.
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Finally, the crispy donuts are dunked in little batches of chocolate and vanilla glaze, ready to be served to the world's smallest cops.
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We've always lived by the wise words, "Don't mess with perfection," especially when perfection involves sweet gooey glaze over warm pillows of pastry.
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In July, a Florida man was arrested when cops who pulled him over mistook some leftover Krispy Kreme doughnut glaze for crystal meth.
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This makes for the perfect glaze for whatever you're grilling — pork ribs are classic, but it's just as good on barbecue chicken, too.
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SHAME AND FAME List of Britain's top taxpayers: You've seen so many "rich lists" and "power lists" your eyes probably glaze over now.
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I can't help but think of corned beef tongue in apricot glaze, and how ginger, garlic, and scallion would make it so nice.
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The challenge, of course, is to deal with what transpired in the kind of layman's terms that won't cause eyes to glaze over.
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And why do my eyes glaze over every time I try to read an article about the right way to save for retirement?
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With equal parts apple juice and barbecue sauce, the glaze on this chicken would work just as well over pork chops or ribs.
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Although they were overcooked, they had a pleasant sweet and sour glaze that had a more distinct flavor than I'd tasted all evening.
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The CEO said it was "funny" that, in Novartis' presentation of its competing drug, they seemed to glaze over their chief end goal.
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The honey perfectly balances out the spicy chili flakes I add in the glaze — there&aposs a ton of flavor in this dish.
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At Bricco the slices of duck breast are bigger; the honey and vinegar glaze, accented with cinnamon, cloves and black pepper, is zippier.
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Glaze said he and others expected it—the same trend followed several rashes of gun violence including the San Bernardino massacre in December.
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Strain the liquid and reduce further until the liquid is thick and the consistency of a glaze, about 15 to 20 minutes. 2.
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Ceramic tile usually has a layer of glaze on top and is impervious after being fired at a high temperature in a kiln.
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After poaching the rhubarb, the sugar syrup is boiled down into a glaze to be brushed over the cake, adding shine and moisture.
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That was the inspiration for our chic Biba glam moment #sagawards I wanted the texture to look like a glaze on the eyes.
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There is also a miso pecan sticky bun, a matcha custard bun, or a brioche doughnut with a kalamansi lime and buttermilk glaze.
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But he also had a piece of advice, Mr. Klinkenberg said: If the ham didn't have a sweet glaze, it wouldn't be popular.
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Mr. Ruby's constant improvising short-circuits ceramics' chronological timeline: the formed and fired clay below, the applied and fired glaze, or glazes, above.
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Alice Mackler's earthenware figure combines squeezes, pokes and thumbprints with a rooster-colored glaze, creating a startling mannequin of bright-eyed psychological defiance.
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And their eyes glaze over when you present that brilliant in-depth analysis of your technical USPs that you worked on so hard.
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One of the Navy crew is baking them fresh in the plane's oven, complete with a small tub of the sweet, white glaze.
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The American version involved the chicken with morel mushroom sausage, braised wings, a wine glaze and sauce Américaine, a kind of lobster sauce.
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When the next car-sized rover lands on Mars in 2020, the ultimate head of this extraterrestrial endeavor will be physicist Lori Glaze.
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Prepare the Sriracha glaze: combine the honey, Sriracha, molasses and soy sauce in a sauce pot, bringing it to a simmer and whisk thoroughly.
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It's a special glaze made from glaciated clay found outside Albany, New York, that yields a deep brown color and an impermeable glassy coating.
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The Double Chocolate Glazed Kreme Filled Doughnut is a chocolate doughnut that's covered in chocolate glaze and filled with Krispy Kreme's classic white Kreme.
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You won't be deprived of flavor if you skip the dressing, as the salad comes with a tasty vegetable blend and cilantro lime glaze.
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Her recipe calls for two (2 lb.) turkey breasts cooked in a cast iron skillet and covered in a buttery mustard-maple syrup glaze.
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When he gets home, I whip up a miso glaze for the fish, plus green beans sautéed with ginger and garlic and white rice.
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Back in July 2016, police in Florida arrested a very unlucky retiree after mistaking the blue glaze from the guy's donut for crystal meth.
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If it's done right, it's a basically a giant soft, yeasty cinnamon roll with a sticky-sweet glaze that is so worth the labor.
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So we rigged our pickup with a load the Beverly Hillbillies would have admired — furniture, lamps, buckets full of pottery glaze — and drove south.
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It's so creepy and menacing because it all has the glaze of refinement and it fits in perfectly with the world Billions has built.
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These wings first enjoy an overnight dip in a buttermilk bath and a tumble in a bed of blackening spices before tapping that glaze.
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Use both pressed apple cider and apple cider vinegar to give these carrots a tangy, sweet glaze that balances well with creamy, mild ricotta.
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And to celebrate appropriately, here's a list of insane waffle iron recipes including my favorite, the "wonut" (waffle plus doughnut covered in chocolate glaze).
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Doughnut Farm's matcha-glazed doughnuts regularly sell out, and no wonder; they combine a killer matcha glaze and crispy doughnut in every single bite.
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A serving of chicken wings, usually the most pedestrian of appetizers, was made interesting with a chipotle glaze and slices of jalapeño blue cheese.
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Simple weeknight supper: Cheez Doodle on a bed of jasmine rice, herb-crusted Fig Newtons braised in cherry glaze and finished with pea sprouts.
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From McDonald's, I ordered a southwest grilled chicken salad with no tortilla strips and no glaze, and I added two tablespoons of balsamic vinaigrette.
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I'm not much for baking during the week, but this pumpkin Bundt cake with a maple-brown butter glaze is calling out to me.
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His abstract, swirling stoneware sculptures, covered with a glaze made from local sand, reflect the movement of wind and waves in his remote habitat.
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She works with ceramics in order to parallel the reefs' precipitation of calcium carbonate, which is a common ingredient in clay and glaze materials.
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Hit the farmers' market midweek for rhubarb and chicken, and you can make Melissa Clark's new recipe for roast chicken with a rhubarb glaze.
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Make the glaze: Whisk all ingredients together in a large bowl until smooth and follow the steps to glazing perfection, glazing the entire doughnut.
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Cool the glazed doughnuts on a cooling rack set-over a paper towel lined baking sheet until the glaze is dry, about 10 minutes.
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Or that some have an additional faceting, called demi-glace, or half glaze, that really serves "no function, it's all aesthetic," Mr. Dall'Acqua said.
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Instead of a zesty, powdered-sugar cookie like Savannah Smiles, Lemon-Ups have a sweet glaze to perfectly balance a more tart lemon cookie.
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Mine wasn't as pretty as the photo (my fault for being impatient with the glaze), but it tasted terrific, which is what matters most.
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In one video, Lanzo tells the camera, "Hey yo, dissociation check!" and then proceeds to glaze over as her eyes dart around the room.
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The Lexus LX 570 takes the incredibly-insulated Land Cruiser and adds a luxurious glaze to it, shutting out even more noise and vibration.
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This would be a great week to make garlicky chicken with a lemon-anchovy sauce, or to simmer lamb meatballs in a pomegranate glaze.
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Upon noticing a few stray bits of glaze on my plate, I popped them into my mouth to get an extra dose of vanilla.
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Most of the guys had a glaze of old tomato sauce splashed over their stovetops, socks everywhere, and an obvious passion for bathroom mold.
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Icing made with butter, whipped cream, or cream cheese (for example, our Carrot-Apple Spice Cake with Browned Butter Glaze) should be covered and refrigerated.
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And it's loaded with flavor, thanks to the cilantro lime glaze and vegetable blend, a mix of black beans, roasted corn, tomatoes and poblano peppers.
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Democrats are trying to focus the attention on Trump, rather than get pulled into a process debate that will make most Americans' eyes glaze over.
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From combos like cheddar, bacon, and maple syrup to brie, balsamic glaze, and berries, your relationship with the simple sammy will never be the same.
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Since the audition, Glaze revealed in a recent interview with Inside Edition that he has had his first real kiss with his new girlfriend, Carrie.
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Remove from oven and brush the remaining glaze on the wings, then return to the oven for another 20 minutes, until dark and caramelized. 5.
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Katy Perry may have been his first kiss, but American Idol contestant Benjamin Glaze said his smooch with his first-ever girlfriend was extra special.
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Today, Brazilians poured into the streets to vent their anger about something that, in fairness, makes a lot of people's eyes glaze over: pension reform.
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The festive treat is built with a vanilla birthday cake-inspired dough infused with confetti sprinkles, a classic glaze, and more sprinkles peppered on top.
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These cookies, which bake quickly and require just a few pantry staples, can be easily customized with your favorite frosting or glaze for any holiday.
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We've all witnessed a person's eyes glaze over while we go into details that were absolutely intriguing in our head, but evidently not out loud.
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I like the idea of this seared salmon with crushed blackberries and seaweed (above) for dinner tonight, or these tepary beans with chile-agave glaze.
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If your eyes tend to glaze over at first mention of the latest Health Hack That Will Change Your Life, we can't really blame you.
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Under the lights of the runway, the glinting metallic glaze deconstructs the female face, disassembling it into an intricate, shimmering machine of highly polished components.
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The large dessert, which weighed in at 1,000 pounds, was made with 450 pounds of cream cheese and topped with 25 pounds of cherry glaze.
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In addition to the new stand mixer colors, KitchenAid will soon begin selling its small appliance collection in Guava Glaze, Matte Grey, and Matte Black.
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Though many weapons divestment advocates are mostly focused on the US market, Glaze and others stress you don't have to live there to do it.
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Jaliyah from winnetonka said Mr. Glaze was not treated with respect: Honestly I think his gender has to do something with all this happening too.
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The entire production seems to take place under a double glaze of nostalgia — of remembering a more innocent time's remembrance of a more innocent time.
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Hold the bottom of the doughnut with your fingertips and submerge the top in warm glaze a little more than halfway up the sides. 4.
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But there is salmon teriyaki, made more meticulously than any I've ever seen, with a dark-pink medium-rare core and a translucent, unsyrupy glaze.
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Over the years, I've tweaked the recipe, adding a glaze and a topping of crushed cookies for more style, but it remains its essential self.
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Baby-back ribs in a tamarind-soy glaze were as perfectly moist and sticky as yellow chicken in an underseasoned lemongrass-coconut broth was dry.
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We think the glaze goes especially well with winter squash, but it would not be out of place on ham or another type of pork.
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According to the brand, the non-greasy Krispy Kreme-glaze finish comes from the blend of hydrating squalane, nourishing oils, and brightening plant-based extracts.
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On its website, Doughnut Plant boasts something called the Blackout, made from chocolate cake, chocolate pudding, chocolate glaze and a sprinkling of chocolate cake crumbs.
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Just get a good glaze going for the meat, a couple of big bags of little potato buns, a vat of mustard and some watercress.
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And these are the bebs in their full glory: vegan chocolate fudge tabby cat donuts covered with a salted maple peanut butter cream glaze and with a cacao nib cookie dough bellyThe peanut butter maple cream glaze was a bit too thin, the donuts a bit too dense, so I will work on that - but pretty pleased and had massive fun with the first try!
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Not limiting himself to traditional clay and glaze, Nagle uses industrial materials like epoxy resin, polyurethane, and car paint to create a dazzling range of effects.
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Traditional carrot cake with lots of fresh carrots, raisins, walnuts & spices in the dough and a cream cheese filling and glaze, sprinkled with carrots and walnuts.
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WATCH: How to Make Funfetti Cheesecake with Chocolate Ganache Glaze With Easter fast approaching on April 21, food brands all over are getting into the spirit.
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On balance, Cheerwine Kreme is drinkable but too sweet, and tastes not at all like doughnuts, or glaze, or whatever the hell it was aiming for.
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For some, no doubt, the waxy glaze behind what Better Homes and Gardens dubbed candy corn's "irresistible, hand-grabbable shine" is the cause of their dislike.
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Then, there's the most unique one of the bunch: the Matcha Adzuki doughnut, with green tea-flavored whipped cream and glaze and red bean paste filling.
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Our ceramic glaze is made up of natural materials including clay, felspar, silica and the ashes, together designed to melt into glass at a specific temperature.
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There are many lingering shots of glaze being prepared and booze being sipped languorously as Jimmy/Saul/Gene watches his own TV commercials on VHS tape.
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Parle pops the duck on top of this farmyard setting before painting it in a treacle-miso glaze and blitzing the entire thing with a blowtorch.
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Both oyster sauce and fish sauce—umami bombs in their own right—are used when concocting the sauce here, effectively making the glaze immediately swoon-worthy.
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And an entree of sweet potato-crusted salmon was excellent, accompanied by a judicious amount of citrus poppy-seed glaze and a mound of toasted spaetzle.
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Priebus and Trump both had prime sirloin with a citrus glaze and carrots as their main course, while Romney ate lamb chops with mushroom bolognese sauce.
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This is the kind of sentiment that gun divestment advocates like Mark Glaze say they're trying to tap into in order to turn the situation around.
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Glaze is part of a constellation of far-flung activists on this issue who have targeted all kinds of funds and financial institutions, including Canadian banks.
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Newton and drummer Sean Husick are pictured on the cover in red thermal undershirts, looking like fashion models—only coated with some kind of icy glaze.
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Colorful doughnuts with glistening glaze beckon from behind the glass window at Talor & Jorgen, a take-away coffee shop and roastery specializing in soft yeasted sweets.
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I like stories about power struggles and political factions quite a bit, but once you throw in castles and dragons, my eyes start to glaze over.
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This year, roughly 4,000 people were fed pork with an apple glaze, King's Hawaiian rolls, a side of mac and cheese and peach crisp for dessert.
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Speechwriters have often sought to hammer out such crutches, aware that an audience's eyes and ears begin to glaze over if subjected to a rhetorical overdose.
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Even if talk about polls and statistics usually makes your eyes glaze over, here's why you should pay attention: The census isn't just an academic exercise.
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"I think you do have to keep track of it, but I can also see how it makes the American voters' eyes glaze over," Brokaw replied.
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The duck was poached in a caraway-accented vegetable broth, crisped and lacquered with a spiced honey glaze and served with compotes of quince and prunes.
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Benjamin Glaze was 19 when he auditioned for "American Idol" last year and ended up getting a surprise kiss on the lips from judge Katy Perry.
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Facebook's independent oversight board is a subject that I find very exciting, but I understand if the very idea of it makes your eyes glaze over.
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BIRTHDAY CAKE POPCORN: One of the strangest products I tried was this popcorn that comes coated in a vanilla-flavored glaze and doused in rainbow sprinkles.
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If you want to maintain an exact tone of red, expect salon visits for a glaze, a process that corrects tone, every six to eight weeks.
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If you want to maintain an exact tone of red, expect salon visits for a glaze, a process that corrects tone, every six to eight weeks.
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The doughnuts — cinnamon swirl, pumpkin spice, and gingerbread glaze — pack a lot of flavor in a tiny bite, and get your mouth into the holiday spirit.
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The perfect combination of fried cinnamon dough with icing glaze is so yummy that it can send you to seventh heaven of taste in just a bite.
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Our buttermilk-marinated Blackened Wings with chili-honey glaze are obviously the greatest wings out there, so prepare to dazzle your entire living room with these masterpieces.
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Following Rushing's arrest, the crumbs were sent to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for further testing and found to be nothing more than flecks of glaze.
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During his audition, Glaze, an electronic store cashier, admitted to Perry and fellow judges Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie that he hasn't locked lips with anyone before.
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According to Leslie Polizzotto, the Doughnut Project's co-owner, each of the specialty Processo Doughnuts gets a dipped in a glaze that is infused with Ruffino's prosecco.
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Backed by celebrity owners and corporate honchos, every team must field at least three foreign players in an attempt to glaze the league with an international shine.
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Other sides include butternut squash topped with $1,600-an-ounce Caspian Sea caviar and Brussels sprouts in a glaze infused with an $1,800 bottle of Gran Marnier.
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The kiss happened after jude Luke Bryan asked Glaze cheekily if he had kissed a girl and liked it, in reference to Katy Perry's early hit song.
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Baklava, whose origin is disputed between Turkey and Greece, is prepared with fresh pistachios or walnuts and a glistening honey glaze on top of the puffed pastry.
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Donut Friend is a bit more highfalutin with items like a vegan cream cheese, strawberry jam, and basil stuffed donut topped with a vanilla and balsamic glaze.
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For the couple's reception, Le Catering created a menu that included Smoked Columbia River Steelhead with Washington Apple Slaw, Chili Aioli and Ginger Glaze Charcoal Braised Shortribs.
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Each day he produces four classics and four special doughnuts, like one gleaming with chocolate glaze and a popcorn topping and another with lemon-poppy seed icing.
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He would use a cleaver to chop spare ribs into two-bite cubes, wok-fry them, then sauce them with a viscous glaze of Chinese black vinegar.
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For an easier, one-time glaze, Tali Dalbaha, an adviser with the Bordeaux Wine Council, recommends using a relatively sweet wine instead of a traditional basting fluid.
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"This goes for the Christmas turkey, ham (avoiding any sugar glaze), goose, beef roast, or whatever meat dish takes center stage at the holiday table," says Sisson.
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It's not hard to chop fish for Peruvian ceviche, glaze potatoes with gochujang or throw together a dish of Turkish eggs after a long day at work.
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Unlike most of her other books, this one struggles to get any momentum going, to the point where you may glaze over instead of eagerly leaping in.
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DINING A recipe with the column A Good Appetite last Wednesday for a lemon almond cake with lemon glaze omitted when to add the all-purpose flour.
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You may not think you can capture the wind, the sea and the stark raw beauty of a mystical land with a chunk of clay and glaze.
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Ms. Magahy's shapely hand-thrown goods glow with glaze palettes named after the various fruit and vegetables sold wholesale at the produce market that is its home.
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It had all the same ingredients as the crispy-chicken salad, but the cilantro glaze seemed more prominent this time, which I think made a huge difference.
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The look, complete with a matte stone colored glaze and filed into an elegant almond shape, is better than most professionally done nails you'd find on Instagram.
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Why it matters: Logistics might make your eyes glaze over, but it's one of the key businesses of the future — and it could become Amazon's next windfall.
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They are coated with Le Creuset's standard high-quality enamel glaze that prevents scratching and resists staining — a hugely important quality for a coffee or tea mug.
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But when I try to talk about these things with people now, I can see the way their eyes glaze over, even when they don't mean to.
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He, Mr. Voulkos (who died in 2002) and others were aggressively looking for ways to overcome the limitations of clay and glaze that had confined earlier ceramists.
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The store was fined thousands of dollars for noise and odor violations, and was accused of making a local community garden reek of glaze and frying oil.
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It was almost light, with a lovely honey glaze on a savory biscuit providing the perfect balance of sweet and salty — a flavor combination for the ages.
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It also represents several opportunities for conservation preceding the exhibition, bringing out objects from storage, revealing glaze recipes, and long unknown secrets of the della Robbia trade.
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Larry Heard, Moodymann, Chez Damier, that's the gourmet pulled pork that Adam Richman used to eat by the stone on Man Vs Food, the kind of pulled pork that's stewed in its own juices for a week before bathing in sticky, sweet, dark, rich glaze—a glaze you or I would happily gulp pint after pint of—and sitting in a smoker for as long as it takes.
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Bites of goat neck, thickly seared and braised until tender, are dark under a glaze that gets its mouthwatering tang from chicha, a beer brewed from Andean corn.
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The word "relevant" was lobbed around with dangerous frequency in 113: How often can you be told a show is "timely" before your eyes start to glaze over?
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Benjamin Glaze, the 20-year-old American Idol hopeful who had never been kissed, feels his response to his "unwanted" audition smooch with judge Katy Perry was misconstrued.
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The sommelier goes into full hyperbole mode, your eyes glaze over, and you end up with another bottle of "woody and vivacious" Rioja that makes your mouth sour.
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Now nearly double the original height, on goes a half-dome of red buttercream with a mirror glaze surface, courtesy of a little bit of red lustre spray.
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WATCH: How to Make Funfetti Cheesecake with Chocolate Ganache Glaze And while he's cut back on his pastry intake, Torres' wife has a metaphorical bun in the oven.
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Moving to the second and main course, I feasted on quinoa in arugula sauce with a fried egg and cheddar cheese, topped with a mango garlic honey glaze.
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But then, Dunkin' slicks on a smooth layer of chocolate glaze and tops it all off with a cube of chocolate brownie and a drizzle of vanilla icing.
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I suffer from a common but made-up condition called "shopper's eyes" — my eyes to glaze over whenever I'm in a retail store for more than 10 minutes.
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It's actually made up of several ingredients, including sugar, corn syrup, confectioner's glaze, salt, dextrose, gelatin, sesame oil, artificial flavor, honey, yellow 6, yellow 5, and red 3.
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In the higher elevations of the Ozark Mountains, 6 to 8 inches of snow is possible on top of a small glaze of ice to one-quarter inch.
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You can use sweet wines as an easy glaze that will keep a turkey moist and add flavor, and reduce how often you have to open the oven.
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These seven layers of rainbow almond sponge, with alternating layers of apricot and raspberry jam topped with a dark chocolate glaze are available in select New York locations.
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"They came so far, and their expressive submissions helped make this naming contest the biggest and best in NASA history," said Glaze, who also attended the event Thursday.
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Mention Luke and Laura to anyone who was watching TV in the '80s and their eyes will glaze over as they remember the glory days of daytime soaps.
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But you can never get the surface as smooth with buttercream as you can by flooding a cookie with royal icing, and artistic expression is limited with glaze.
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The company demurred, thinking that a glaze would interfere with its signature flavor, which came from smoking the hams over a blend of chopped corncobs and maple sawdust.
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This gives its rough-rural exteriors and rundown interiors (filmed in and around Utica, N.Y.) a dreamy, nostalgic glaze speckled with lambent light, like the fingerprints of memory.
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This form looks like a couch or throne; the red and yellow glaze pooling on its seat is fitting, since crossing the River Styx takes you to Hades.
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The signature burger, The Tennessee Burger, is topped with Jack Daniel's honey glaze, American cheese, smoked ketchup, maple basted Benton's Bacon and Memphis BBQ rub-dusted onion straws.
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"Everything we do is open source — that's the agreement with the artist," he said, explaining that techniques and formulas, such as glaze recipes, are available for the asking.
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Often, as in the 1961 vessel "Josephine," he would build up such a form only to pound it down, slash it and splatter it with slip and glaze.
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A spectacular lomo saltado , a stir-fry of tender beef chunks in a thick soy-vinegar glaze, is showered with French fries and drizzled with more rocoto crema.
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Both Black Violent and Ink Blue, which is inspired by classic ink blue glaze on white bone china, are available in the Artisan Series 5 Quart stand mixer ($430).
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During his facetime with the judges, Benjamin Glaze, an electronic store cashier from Enid, Oklahoma, admitted to Perry and the panel that he hadn't locked lips with anyone before.
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On the season premiere of American Idol, judge Katy Perry greeted 19-year-old contestant Benjamin Glaze — who had never been kissed — with a playful peck on the lips.
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Too often, our vocabularies get saturated by meaningless buzzwords, and they can creep into our résumés and cover letters, but these words often make a reader's eyes glaze over.
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Rushing assured the officers the flakes were simply glaze that had fallen from a recently eaten Krispy Kreme donut, a snack he liked to treat himself to on Wednesdays.
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De Laurentiis gives recipes for wholesome dishes like whole wheat spaghetti with swiss chard and broiled salmon with mustard glaze to get you through the week without hunger pangs.
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"I am not complaining about the kiss from Katy Perry at all," Glaze wrote on Instagram Wednesday along with photos of his post-Idol interviews published the same day.
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" Glaze told the panel, including Lionel Richie, that he hadn't, adding, "I have never been in a relationship and I can't kiss a girl without being in a relationship.
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" Glaze told the panel, including Lionel Richie, that he hadn't, adding, "I have never been in a relationship and I can't kiss a girl without being in a relationship.
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I've never cooked salmon before, so I'm a bit scared of how it will turn out, but I glaze it with garlic, honey and lemon and it tastes amazing!
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"These rovers really changed the way think about doing science on another planet," Lori Glaze, acting director of the Planetary Science Division, NASA Headquarters, said during the press conference.
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Sorghum might not be an ingredient you're familiar with, but if you can find it (or sub in some molasses), the chili honey glaze puts this over the edge.
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She paints the skin with a goopy glaze that makes it seem for all the world like they've just hopped out of the garden pond, slimed and skin-breathing.
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Their offerings also include pottery for everyday use, from mugs adorned with blue glaze inspired by the Aegean Sea to simple half-dipped black-and-white plates. ceramica-kymbe.
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The complimentary treat is inspired by the green celestial mural on Grand Central's ceiling, so the doughnut will feature a naturally-colored cerulean blue glaze with tiny gold stars.
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This glaze, signature toLe Creuset cookware, helps prevent rusting, eliminates the need to season the metal to keep it non-stick, and adds a colorful flair to the cookware.
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"We're finally in a position where we can say we're ready to move forward," Lori Glaze, director of the agency's Planetary Science Division, said in a NASA committee meeting.
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This large-format meal is presented at the table with the entire pig's head cut into finger-long slices, fanned out and lacquered with a General Tso's-flavored glaze.
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Slender glasses of pistachio sorbet, melt-in-the-mouth panna cotta under a raspberry glaze, lemon sorbet swirled in a champagne glass — there wasn't a clinker in the bunch.
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In one case, this meant painting every square inch of the wall with protective glaze; in another, burying a tainted back yard under acres of imported sand and dirt.
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But if you look past the sprinkle-bleed, the heat of the shower made the donut surprisingly appetizing, melting the glaze just slightly to create a delightfully gooey texture.
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Remove from the oven and place the chicken on a cutting board to rest for 10 minutes, then brush with the glaze and transfer to a serving platter. 5.
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The winsome group of celadons, or vessels with a green, iron-based glaze, assembled by the ceramics dealer Eric Zetterquist, includes a gorgeous, gourd-shaped 11th-century Korean vase.
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Tony Marsh's over-the-top ceramic vessels, encrusted in what look like shards of glaze, meet the eye-bending optical paintings of Anoka Faruqee & David Driscoll at Koenig & Clinton.
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If you're looking for something even sweeter than sourdough waffles, Melissa Clark's pear cake with brown-butter glaze might be just the thing, or Maida Heatter's chocolate cheesecake brownies.
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As she dismantled the kilns and stored glaze and clay on high tables in her Stock Island studio, the questions swirled: Would the Florida Keys take a direct blow?
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She categorizes the look of her humble whitewashed pieces as "ancient future": pinch pot-esque tea bowls and plump ruddy flower vases drizzled in layers of messy milky glaze.
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So while sipping free-trade coffee from a Dublin-made Halston ceramic mug, you can think about how it took several days to throw, fire and glaze that mug.
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Sometimes, drawing these lines, she becomes so mesmerized that her tongue hangs out like a dog's, and her eyes glaze over, as if some inner spirit had become dominant.
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Painted with a savory soy-and-sesame glaze and showered with chopped peanuts, cilantro and chiles, this cold chicken is perfect for a picnic, light lunch or summer supper.
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The gingerbread glaze was a ringer for the classic Christmas cookie Last on the tasting menu was the gingerbread glazed doughnut, which was available for one day in 2017.
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Work began again in 2008, when an Egyptian company called Orascom Group, hired to install 3G cell phone service, added a glaze to the framework – but it remained unfinished.
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This simple and enticing video shows a conveyor belt filled with mini-pumpkins, that magically turn into soft doughnuts after an encounter with a sugary stream of delicious sticky glaze.
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So while there were still some elements of the bright, shiny glaze with which we'd been painting the entertainment industry over the last decade, real life still found its way.
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Its visage peers out beneath a messy mane of black fiber, dark glaze dripping from its empty eye sockets like tears, with steel horns wrapped in felt and rubber tire.
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I imagine future VR headsets will address eye movement, but it will probably be a while before we can see someone's eyes glaze over in boredom or other sub-expressions.
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The artisan mug, which goes for a whopping $135 on the artist's Etsy page, is made of stoneware and brushes of light purple glaze, with accents in 22k gold paint.
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The very limited-time Chocolate Glazed Doughnut are made by smothering Krispy Kreme's Original Glazed Doughnuts with a rich chocolate glaze, and we can do more than just eat them.
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In sprightlier days Mr Feng used to mine his own materials; he spent five years testing mixtures to produce an 18-clay porcelain so lustrous that it needed no glaze.
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Stadium-style seating means guests can overlook bakers as they mix ingredients, place dough on a conveyor belt and watch it pass under a massive waterfall of their signature glaze.
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For example, the animated sequence in the original film takes place in a chalk pavement drawing; in the sequel, the characters dive into the glaze on a Royal Doulton bowl.
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Hundreds of residents have banded together to cut greenhouse emissions — they use clotheslines instead of dryers, take fewer flights, install solar panels and glaze windows to better insulate their homes.
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The clay is impressed against these blocks or else modeled into shims, wedges, tubes or vaguely internal-organ-like sacs before being stippled with welts of white or yellow glaze.
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The special treat is created with a birthday cake flavored dough mixed with confetti sprinkles, lightly covered in the company's classic glaze and topped with of course, more colorful sprinkles.
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Just the third-world glaze of sweat and privation you see everywhere in this richly endowed land of economic imbalance, an atmosphere the film, Faraday Okoro's feature debut, captures expertly.
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Eric Zetterquist This year's astonishing crop of Chinese ceramics includes a pair of flower-shaped bowls from the Song dynasty (1127-1279), delicate white porcelain with a pale blue glaze.
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For dessert, there was geometric buckwheat cake with a center of buckwheat honey, fromage blanc and a crème fraîche glaze (with summer, the honey has given way to rhubarb compote).
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If you've got some soft, blackening bananas on the counter, a bit past their prime, they'll be perfect for her buttery banana cake, covered with a salty, sticky caramel glaze.
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And if even sharper citrus desserts are your jam, the gorgeous lemon cake made with tons of grated zest and covered with coconut glaze might be the way to go.
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Before roasting the duck legs, I whisked up a simple glaze for them, with soy sauce, brown sugar, sesame oil and a bit of the fermented spicy bean paste doubanjiang.
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For Tuesday, scallops with cider glaze and cauliflower, a recipe Alex Witchel secured from the chef Floyd Cardoz back in 2011, right before he opened North End Grill in Manhattan.
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Give an even wider berth to fluke in a cloying honey glaze plated with bitter grapefruit and little pucks of daikon radish braised for too little time in orange juice.
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On any given night, you can drop in and marvel at the fried lamb ribs, their apple glaze augmented by broken coriander and fennel seeds and raw curls of shallot.
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Image: Magic LeapOf course, everyone wants to see more interactive video gaming madness, so before your eyes start to glaze over, here's a shot of a ray gun blasting a robot.
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And while talking about the blockchain might make one's eyes glaze over, it's a misguided assumption to believe that people don't care about how a product or service is tracking them.
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" The unwanted kiss occurred after Glaze entered the audition room and judge Luke Bryan referenced Perry's 2008 hit "I Kissed a Girl," asking: "Have you kissed a girl and liked it?
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These are phenomenal, swirls of laminated brioche dough under a brown-sugar glaze, but the baked goods sold at the retail counter up front deserve a whole category on the menu.
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In the early days, when I talk about sustainable fashion, people would slightly sort of glaze over as if I was some sort of niche fashionista wanting to do something good.
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As an occasional indulgence, the real deal is fine, but I have an incredible at-home recipe for baked donuts with a maple glaze that every donut fiend needs to try.
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But in case your eyes started to glaze over during the event, here's a list of all the shows that Apple flew out celebrities to introduce or sneak into a montage.
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The Midnight Moonshine Burger is charcoal-grilled, 100 percent black Angus beef topped with a moonshine glaze, pepper-jack cheese, garlic and pepper fried onions and thick-cut, applewood-smoked bacon.
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Make the glaze: In a heatproof liquid glass measuring cup, combine the granulated sugar and 2 tablespoons warm tap water and stir until the sugar is completely moistened like wet sand.
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It's just like a huge thing, like a gallon of it, and he's just like, ba-bam, across, like, a whole dozen, and they're drenching the doughnuts in this incredible glaze.
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The higher elevations of the Ozark Mountains were expected to see 2 to 6 inches of snow on top of a glaze of ice up to a quarter of an inch.
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Meantime the higher elevations of the Ozark Mountains will likely see 2 to 6 inches of snow on top of a glaze of ice up to a quarter of an inch.
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Glaze had told the "American Idol" judges, including Perry, Lionel Richie, and Luke Bryan, that he had never been kissed before because he wanted to save that milestone for a relationship.
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A bargain at $25 was a whole Maine lobster, generous in size, steamed and then cut up and finished in a slightly sweet ginger glaze with big shards of sautéed ginger.
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It was something that was a little too complex to glaze over—to say, oh you know, he got a quilt, but we didn't have the time to do it justice.
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Recipes: Matzo Ball Soup a la Mexicana | Roast Chicken With Apricot Glaze | Honey Ice Cream With a Kick Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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Last year, we witnessed the plight of a Florida man who was arrested and accused of methamphetamine possession when in actuality, the powder in his possession was merely excess doughnut glaze.
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All of the tableware was subjected to a stress test designed by their operating partner, Stephen Starr: put through the dishwasher 20 times to see if that metallic glaze remained intact.
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Cooks can mix it with water or juice and paint it over the top of a warmed ham, then send it back into a very hot oven to set the glaze.
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Not going to lie, my eyes glaze over a bit with all of the technical theory, but all he really needs is a sounding board to talk them through out loud.
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Your glaze might be the barbecue sauce that's in the door of your refrigerator, or a purpose-built one of ketchup, soy sauce, a little vinegar, some lashings of hot sauce.
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The food, small bites by Stephen Lyle, who once owned Village in Greenwich Village, has a Caribbean beat, with lobster arepas, wings with a tamarind-BBQ glaze, and coconut floating islands.
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Shooting mostly indoors and at night, the cinematographer William Babcock conjures lighting that you'd typically find in more expensive features, adding a baleful glaze that distracts from the story's soft spots.
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Meat is always more fun when you put it on a stick, and a sweet and savory glaze inspired by Chinese take-out classics makes this the most snackable finger food.
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Valrhona MANJARI 21% mousse, Pistachio and CARAIBE 21% crémeux, CARAIBE 22% glaze and Parfait glacé If a circle has twice the diameter of another circle it will also have twice the circumference.
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When I visit on a recent Wednesday afternoon, some of Uy's doughnuts are are already sold out, including one with a matcha glaze that had piqued my interest in the first place.
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Since technology has not yet advanced enough to allow us to reach through our screens and grab one of these Chocolate Glaze Collection doughnuts, let's at least read about what's in them.
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The sweet, spicy glaze you make for this dish would work great on chicken, too, but the buttery soft fat from the pork belly helps balance out the heat from the chilies.
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Describe Disney and Lenovo's Jedi Challenges as a entry-level augmented reality headset, and eyes glaze over; say that it lets you fight Kylo Ren with a real lightsaber, and excitement abounds.
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The eyes of journalists following China may glaze over each time Xinhua or China Central Television announces that yet another vice mayor of a regional capital has lost his or her job.
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In case your eyes are also starting to glaze over from seeing yet more fancy gowns on the couture runways (because our lives are so hard), let this be your palate-cleanser.
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In San Pancho, Mexico, I made sopes [thick corn tortillas] with the chef at a restaurant called Mexotik, and he topped them with local octopus in a hibiscus glaze that was awesome.
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"The problem is that kids these days, you sit them down and start being a raconteur, and their eyes glaze over because their attention spans are that of a gnat," he said.
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The black and white sneakers feature a heart design and red jewels attached to the heel, both of which are covered in glaze to create an illusion that the footwear is melting.
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While the video was likely timed to promote the release of Kylie Cosmetics' new Shimmer Eye Glaze products, it also came on the heels of the 22-year-old mogul going viral.
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Nor does she break our hearts when her thoughts turn mistily to her young days of derring-do and her eyes glaze as she reminisces about falling parachutes and gallant young Britons.
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In the 19683s he made sculpture in upstate New York, including two robustly carved heads with shoe-polish glaze that were inspired by African-American face jugs — and resemble Old Testament prophets.
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Even though it aired earlier this week, the audition itself took place last October and this has given Mr. Glaze, who is now 20, some time to consider the event with perspective.
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Complex structures are erected in which, for example, lemon curd gently rubs shoulders with a red-fruit mousse nestled on a spiced sponge, the entire glorious creation coated with a mirrorlike glaze.
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Then salt, pepper and glaze the fish with mayonnaise cut through with a splash of maple syrup, a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce and as much good mustard as you can manage.
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A Dark and Stormy glaze gives a Caribbean lilt to the long-braised pork butt; fried pecans and red peas are a shout-out to the South, where Mr. Brochu grew up.
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From the large cedar-plank table in the room's center, she picks up a chunky earthenware dish with a stout foot and a soft oatmeal glaze and lovingly points out its imperfections.
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Giving them only an hour in the glaze, in one continuous shot — rather than the traditional week of daily 20-minute dips in hot syrup — leaves them still swollen with juice inside.
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"This is going to be very very challenging, we are pushing the spacecraft to do things it was not designed to do," said Lori Glaze, the director of NASA's planetary science division.
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" As for indulging her sweet tooth, she said, "I'm going do bread pudding ... it has brown butter apples and a yummy glaze and bourbon in there, which is great for the holidays.
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He hopes that viewers will see themselves in the pieces, which droop downward as if they've had a long day, and uses a high-gloss, almost reflective glaze to heighten the effect.
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Considering the stereotypical relationship between cops and doughnuts, you'd think that the average officer would be able to easily identify the glaze of a doughnut for the confection it so clearly is.
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It's fun catching up and the food is great (fried halloumi, chicken with prunes/apricots soaked in some sort of glaze, an Ottolenghi-esque rice dish with pomegranates, and poached pears for dessert).
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JOE CONCHA, REPORTER AND COLUMNIST, THE HILL: I think, judge, any time you bring up Nazi or you bring Hitler or you bring up the Third Reich, suddenly people their eyes glaze over.
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After the kiss — which caused the 19-year-old to fall to his knees — Glaze sang his heart out during his audition, but unfortunately didn't convince the judges to send him to Hollywood.
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Made with a maple balsamic glaze that brought out the sweetness in the meat, some shredded romaine, tomato and a dollop of guacamole, the $5 dish was big enough for a full meal.
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Despite the scandal surrounding Paradise season 4, the preview tries to glaze over the production-pausing incident between Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson in favor of showcasing the reality show's traditional hookup rollercoaster.
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In a video aptly titled "JP Cooks Weird Stuff," and hilariously shared by Youtube account HellthyJunkFood, literal mad scientists share a recipe for a mac 'n' cheese donut with a Cheetos-powdered glaze.
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Mega Glaze All-Over Foil Luminizer, Air Blush Soft Glow Duo in Kink & Kisses, Velvet Noir Major Volume Mascara, and then Le Marc Lip Crème Lipstick in Boy Gorgeous for that vibrant lip.
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"Experimenting with the many flavor profiles lemon presents to create an all-new lemon glaze was a fun, but serious culinary challenge," Jackie Woodward, the company's Chief Marketing Officer, said in a statement.
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With nothing left to do but gaze and glaze, a viewer's chief responsibility is to not fall asleep (lest you wake to find yourself five episodes into an unwitting binge of Hell's Kitchen).
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WATCH: How to Make Funfetti Cheesecake with Chocolate Ganache Glaze If you're more interested in dressing like food on Halloween than eating it, check out these deliciously creative costumes for the big night.
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The cream cheese custard-stuffed treats are not only made with red velvet-flavored dough, but also drizzled with a red velvet glaze and topped with (you guessed it) red velvet cake crumbs.
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For his Doughnuts With Friends creation, he took a cue from Taymor's creative style and went for a coconut curry doughnut with a clear lime glaze, makrut lime zest, and toasted coconut shavings.
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And even when you do try to read your free Washington Post article, if you don't really have a background in politics or skin in the game, your eyes kind of glaze over.
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And with this work Luca establishes a formal look that will be his signature: naturalistic figures covered in a creamy-white glaze that glows like moist skin and projects an impression of purity.
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Her beautifully tailored Neapolitan ricotta cheesecake — almond crust, organza-light filling, ruby-red raspberry glaze and buttercream ruff — looks like an edible Easter bonnet (and belies Ms Dodge's background in designing fashion accessories).
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Cut up and blackened over charcoal, the bird has deep natural flavor and is brushed with a citrus-tinged glaze that is, by several miles, the best teriyaki sauce I have ever tasted.
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Critic's Notebook As you watch television news reports of the European migrant crisis, your eyes may glaze over at the sight of so much suffering packaged into brief segments on a small screen.
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Barely broiled, either plain with salt crystals or brushed with a miso glaze, Nippon's shirako is as smooth and thick as fudge, with a flavor that recalls buttered crab meat, among other things.
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Crunchy salt-cod fritters with fresh hot chiles; juicy fried snapper escoveitch doused in pickled vegetables; barbecued chicken with a sauce like a Christmas ham glaze: The Islands cooks Jamaican food without gimmicks.
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But note the high gloss, like a candy apple's: At the last moment, the meatballs are anointed with a glaze of salty and sweet held in perfect suspension, neither flavor dominating the other.
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In 2016 they sought to sow doubts about Hillary Clinton's physical fitness by homing in on every errant step she took, every bit of exhaustion she flashed, every inscrutable glaze of her eyes.
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Western eyes tend to glaze over at the prospect of one cloisonné enamel kovsh (drinking vessel) or coffee service after another, but these continue to be popular with Russian buyers, bolstering selling rates.
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And then for Friday night dinner, you can crank up the heat under your cast-iron pan again, and make Bobby Flay's super-simple, very delicious seared strip steak with horseradish-mint glaze.
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"Thousands of students have shared their ideas for a name that will do our rover and the team proud," Lori Glaze, director of NASA&aposs Planetary Science Division, said in a press release.
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"I'm going as big as I can, about three feet, which will take about two and a half weeks to dry, another week to fire and another week to glaze," Mr. Belliveau said.
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