Discard any store-bought hard-boiled eggs or products containing hard-boiled eggs, such as egg salad.
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Almark Foods hard-boiled eggs sold directly to consumers and those hard-boiled at stores or restaurants are not included in the alert.
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Other goods, including hard-boiled eggs sold directly to consumers and products made with hard-boiled eggs, were not at risk, the agency said.
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The two share a meal, with wine, and playfully smash a hard-boiled and raw egg together, not knowing which was which (Flora has the hard-boiled one).
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Here are our top picks of the weirdest products we stumbled across on Amazon this week: Don't just eat any ol' hard-boiled egg, eat a cool hard-boiled.
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Enter Barrymore's semi-shocking hard boiled egg hack: At first glance, the star's post seems like no big deal — just a snap-shot of a well-cooked hard boiled egg.
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My two hard-boiled eggs this morning seem so far away.
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Today the hot option is French toast and hard-boiled eggs.
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Her plan was to wait until they were perfectly hard-boiled.
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Whether they're poached, scrambled, or hard boiled, you can't go wrong.
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And some (*cough* â€" hard-boiled eggs â€" *cough*) are unforgivable.
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"It's fish, with hard boiled egg grated on top," she begins.
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It had the added protein bonus of chopped hard-boiled egg.
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That subtle turn toward cynicism was worthy of hard-boiled noir.
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You could mix the stuff with hard-boiled eggs for lunch.
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Hard-boiled eggs, easy and durable and filling, are among them.
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Instead, he said try snacking on hard-boiled eggs, yogurt, or nuts.
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I get a hard-boiled egg, toast, and an earl grey tea.
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And as for those hard-boiled dyed eggs that you're used to?
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Six eggs, three of them are raw, three of them hard boiled.
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Peel and chop your hard boiled eggs and place into a bowl.
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I went for toast with apricot jam and a hard-boiled egg.
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Generally, that will be around 10 minutes for six hard-boiled eggs.
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Hold the egg gently — they are not hard-boiled or hollowed-out.
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A hard-boiled quail egg discloses a yolk as heavy as cream.
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In short, follow his recipe for the perfect hard-boiled egg (above).
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" —Amy A. "I was given a hard-boiled egg as a thank you.
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One hard-boiled egg and two pickle slices (Klaussen's or nothing) for breakfast.
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I then remember that our work cafe has hard boiled eggs during lunch.
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Every bit of dialogue is evocative and more than a little hard-boiled.
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It felt strained, silly, and has ruined hard-boiled eggs for me forevermore.
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At 14, I never looked at hard-boiled eggs the same way again.
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Greens and vegetables: Try a breakfast salad with avocado and hard-boiled eggs.
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Still hungry, I rummage through the fridge and find a hard-boiled egg.
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" When it happened, "Tears welled in the eyes of the hard-boiled rescuers.
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Truth be told, I find the love story just a touch underdeveloped; del Toro dispatches with most of it in a montage of his heroine, Elisa (Sally Hawkins), feeding the fish-man (Doug Jones) hard-boiled egg after hard-boiled egg.
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On the bar sits a conspicuous display of hard-boiled eggs for hungry patrons.
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I grab a hard-boiled egg from the fridge to add to my salad.
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I make a salad with spinach, beets, dried cranberries, and a hard-boiled egg.
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In the mornings, I ate two hard-boiled eggs, which I sprinkled with salt.
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When the egg isn't hard-boiled in the middle, that's all I care about.
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I grab spinach, hard-boiled eggs, apples, dried mango, and breakfast trek mix ($12).
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Reading such reports now, they seem torn from the pages of hard-boiled noir.
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Then he said, 'I'll have a hard-boiled egg … and a soft-boiled clitoris.
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Then he said, 'I'll have a hard-boiled egg… and a soft-boiled clitoris.
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Berlinski's Haiti is hard-boiled, full of mangos rotting and dreams running to seed.
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I get up and have breakfast — a hard-boiled egg and half a grapefruit.
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I eat my breakfast (two hard-boiled eggs as usual) and make my coffee.
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Check out the wonderfully titled "Where The Fuck Are My Hard Boiled Eggs?!" below.
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This dish is also good served with hard-boiled egg and Peruvian botija olives.
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I'm still hungry so I eat two hard-boiled eggs and some dark chocolate.
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Thankfully, I have one hard-boiled egg left and I'm thankful for the protein.
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The original Bullard Hard Boiled hat was inspired by World War I infantry helmets.
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The meal also includes fried anchovies, half a hard-boiled egg and some nuts.
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In one video, a man heats a peeled hard-boiled egg in the microwave.
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Simply place a hard-boiled egg in the container and color it while it spins.
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Spicy Avocado: Top with sliced avocado, a halved hard-boiled egg and drizzle with sriracha.
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We even learned Teigen's secret for whipping up a batch of perfectly hard boiled eggs.
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GUILFOYLE: Yes, I really like eggs also in the morning, hard-boiled eggs, poached eggs.
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She makes a salad with lettuce, the chile cheese, hard boiled eggs, potatoes, and mint.
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I reward my efforts with breakfast: avocado toast, a hard boiled egg, and a banana.
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Judge John Hodgman Karlee writes: My husband eats hard-boiled eggs whole, shell and all.
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Lower hard boiled eggs gently into bowls and allow time for the color to appear.
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But sometimes it's not — especially with hard-boiled alpha women trying to break gender barriers.
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So I do a hard boiled egg, I have a whole little thing I do.
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And, most notably, the film finally gives hard-boiled eggs some much deserved screen time.
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Breslin was a hard-boiled newspaperman born in the New York City borough of Queens.
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It's likely that you're spending your Easter among family, eating chocolate and hard-boiled eggs.
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Because this number is completely staggering, you may assume that Joey loves hard-boiled eggs.
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The greasy sausage meat, breadcrumb coating, and hard-boiled egg all help soak up booze.
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Ralph is a hard-boiled type straight out of something Price might have written himself.
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He still looks like a hard-boiled egg sitting on top of a fire hydrant.
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" But, Mr. Hale added, "whether he'll pull off a hard-boiled thriller remains a mystery.
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Lunch is a hard-boiled egg, five saltine crackers and a cup of cottage cheese.
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What's for sure is this: Kourtney's ratio of hard boiled egg to mozzarella is all off.
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For breakfast, I make my classic avocado toast with feta cheese and a hard-boiled egg.
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Dalí was rude and sent back the crab salad and asked for a hard-boiled egg.
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I have one hard-boiled egg and a small cup of oatmeal with blueberries and cinnamon.
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Nearby, another fridge was half-filled with a small assortment of salads and hard-boiled eggs.
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It was a beaten-down and hard-boiled area then, not the now-refashioned Red Hook.
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I eat the hard-boiled egg I brought to work but was saving for the afternoon.
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Blowing up microwaved hard-boiled eggs is a popular subject on YouTube, and with good reason.
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Heck, you can even get a week's worth of hard-boiled eggs without touching the stove.
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Before I dip to go back to work, I grab a hard-boiled egg for later.
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And my hard-boiled eggs are just so much better than any eggs on the plane.
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Yet Jackson disputes the notion that Himes's hard-boiled detective series evades or cheapens racial politics.
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At the café, I grab a hard-boiled egg, some turkey sausage, and an orange juice.
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I pop into a café and grab hash browns, a hard-boiled egg, and turkey sausage.
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She enthralls her boss while amazing the locals with her caustic wit and hard-boiled attitude.
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What makes the empanadas Paraguayan are littered nubs of hard-boiled egg, layered for extra richness.
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Alamark Foods initially recalled hard-boiled and peeled eggs in pails produced in Gainesville on Dec.
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Rated separately from the rest of the film, the hard-boiled egg scene gets an 89.25% score.
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I slice up some hard-boiled eggs we have in the fridge and serve those as well.
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He's holding up a copy of Hard Boiled, a comic that he drew and Frank Miller wrote.
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Hard-boiled eggs are great to make in bulk, because they're incredibly versatile and hold up well.
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World-renowned record-breaker Ashrita Furman peeled and ate six hard-boiled eggs in just a minute.
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Inside the bistro box is a tiny packet of salt and pepper for your hard boiled egg.
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A can of tuna, hard-boiled eggs, and fresh pan (bread) can allow you to dine anywhere.
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Light curries of fish like hilsa or rui, of hard-boiled eggs, of chicken in coconut milk.
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If we wait to take out their eggs, we get what I jokingly call hard-boiled eggs.
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Hard-Boiled Egg Recipes Once the kids have found them, you have to make something with them.
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I recommend sitting down with a bowl of 50 hard-boiled eggs and giving it a shot.
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Miles' roommate is Chip "The Colonel" Martin (Denny Love), a comically hard-boiled veteran of Culver Creek.
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Some cooks will add corn on the cob, potatoes or halved hard-boiled eggs to the mix.
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I also brought in a little of John Woo's "Hard Boiled," with the baby in that movie.
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He makes a meal of the scene and then eats a hard-boiled egg for an encore.
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Remove the egg yolk from the hard-boiled egg (and toss it to the dog begging below).
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One character, a detective who's so magnetic that he makes women swoon, is a hard-boiled cliché.
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Usually, tea eggs are hard-boiled and cooked in dark soy, spices, and heavily brewed black tea.
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The hard-boiled and peeled eggs were sold in pails under various names, including Rainbow Select Hard-cooked Eggs, Rainbow Select Hard-cooked Eggs in Vinegar, Nic's Salad Hard-boiled Eggs, Almark Hard-cooked Eggs and Sutherland Select Hard-cooked Eggs, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
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I bundle up, pack a can of lentil soup and the eggs I hard-boiled, and bike in.
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I grab a hard-boiled egg and throw on some salt, pepper, and Sriracha for a quick snack.
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I tend to keep a dozen hard-boiled eggs in the fridge to snack on throughout the week.
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It's a hard-boiled cyberpunk noir show about a private detective who has a revolver for a head.
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And, on her flight to New York from Mexico City in 1935, she mostly ate hard-boiled eggs.
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Then he said, &aposI&aposll have a hard-boiled egg … and a soft-boiled clitoris,&apos Hunter wrote.
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After I'm finished, I watch the morning news while eating hard-boiled eggs and drinking coffee from home.
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Perhaps the easiest, is simply to just make extra hard-boiled eggs when you're cooking them for dying.
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The eggs are there to tell you when the clambake is done: when they're hard boiled, it's ready!
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I pack my lunch of Khichdi, yogurt, and a hard-boiled egg in case I want a snack.
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The only suspicious catch to Fuchs' iteration of this game is that no egg came up hard boiled.
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That isn't exactly a bad thing, because Estleman has always favored a vintage style of hard-boiled noir.
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With "Quarry," an eight-episode hard-boiled thriller beginning Friday night, Cinemax boards the mystery train once again.
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Guria has its own Gurian khachapuri, a kind of calzone filled with cheese and chopped hard-boiled eggs.
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It's romaine lettuce with a hard-boiled egg, tomato, corn, cranberries, pecans, and a basil-greek-yogurt dressing.
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There was a dish of hard-boiled eggs next to two types of melon and some yogurt containers ...
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I am addicted to poetry, but the truth is I cannot pass up a good hard-boiled mystery.
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"Future Markets" opens with a ruthless energy that would seem appropriate for any vintage, hard-boiled gangster picture.
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I have two hard-boiled eggs and coffee for breakfast, pack my lunch, and head out the door.
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I pack lunch for myself too, throwing together deli meat, cheese, a hard-boiled egg and an apple.
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I had not yet given much thought to water, nor to the conventions of the hard-boiled mystery.
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I prep for my team weekly meeting at noon while drinking office coffee and eating my hard boiled eggs.
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I heat up sweet potatoes to put jam on, grab a banana, and crack open a hard-boiled egg.
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Eat the broccoli and bacon salad for lunch with a hard-boiled egg, and have mixed nuts for dessert.
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Eat a hard-boiled duck egg, browse house tours, and catch up with minor work while hubby watches football.
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The audience sees Gregory Solomon, a Russian-Jewish émigré, blessing his meagre lunch—a hard-boiled egg—in Hebrew.
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Add 1/2 cup of the quinoa to each bowl, along with 1 hard-boiled egg in its shell.
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Beet & Avocado Deviled Eggs Veggie-fy your hard boiled eggs by adding a beet, garlic, and avocado puree. 7.
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I top mine with some of the hot sauce I brought for my hard-boiled egg this morning. Yum.
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Heat your tortillas on a hot plancha or skillet, fill with lamb, cabbage, and broken up hard boiled egg.
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Think oatmeal with almond butter stirred in or have chicken sausage or a hard-boiled egg on the side.
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A.k.a. she dropped some unbelievable hard boiled egg hack knowledge on her Instagram account — and we were absolutely bewitched.
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The Guardians crash-land in an alien forest, followed shortly by another craft, which resembles a hard-boiled egg.
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Add in the croutons and toss to coat, then transfer to a serving platter with the hard boiled eggs.
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If my father were still alive, I'd cherish this chance to bond over Michael Connelly's hard-boiled cop hero.
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To start her Seder meal, Ms. Levy serves chicken soup with a mashed hard-boiled egg and crushed matzo.
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Scrambled, over easy, or hard-boiled, a single large egg packs 6.3 grams of protein, according to Men's Health.
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His paleo breakfast—hard-boiled egg and avocado—is half-eaten on a paper plate atop the glass desk.
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But "The Sandman" has a fresher crackle than these predecessors, a more vigorous snap to its hard-boiled frost.
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Eat Mumbai is a city of great egg dishes — hard-boiled curries and frankies, wrestler's omelets and masala scrambles.
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Place your hard-boiled egg in the container, seal it and then shake it vigorously for about 10 seconds.
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At 23:230, I have a grilled chicken salad with two hard-boiled eggs, olive, avocado, cucumber, tomato, lettuce.
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Not merely a scholar, nor like a fictional detective of the "hard-boiled" American school, but a true postmodern detective.
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The new Joker movie is described as a "hard-boiled crime film" that would take place in the early 1980s.
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Eating a whole hard-boiled egg in front of your spouse is a pure, seventh-grade-level gross-out maneuver.
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I grab my breakfast from the fridge: two hard-boiled eggs, chicken sausage, and sautéed peppers I brought from home.
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The food is delicious, and I've been surviving off frozen veggie sausages and hard-boiled eggs for way too long.
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While I'm out, I finally get peanut butter and toilet paper, and impulse buy Nutella and hard-boiled eggs ($23.19).
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Within its oversize color panels there's some hard-boiled philosophy about trying to be good in a world of sin.
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At the same time, Brandon, who occasionally narrates the film, raps his story in a hard-boiled hip-hop argot.
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When her work out is over, she has two hard-boiled eggs with coffee or tea followed by a bath.
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The foundation is shaped like a hard boiled egg, and it feels a little weird rubbing it onto my face.
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Gaskin chats up her audience while eating king crab legs, mussels, lobster tails, hard-boiled eggs and roasted red potatoes.
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This reversal struck many as part of a larger, calculated campaign pivot from fresh-faced progressive to hard-boiled centrist.
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Thursday's breakfast consisted of two hard-boiled eggs, fruit, yogurt, a muffin and croissant, orange juice and coffee, he said.
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He was a hard-boiled St. Sebastian, pin-cushioned with all the arrows he took for us over the years.
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In 2012, the Twitter CEO revealed his daily breakfast at the time was two hard-boiled eggs with soy sauce.
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Hard-boiled eggs from a production facility in Georgia have been recalled after being linked to an ongoing listeria outbreak.
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The CDC advises that people at higher risk for listeria infection discard any store-bought products containing hard-boiled eggs.
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The police are too overburdened, he said, and some cops too "hard-boiled," to respond to campus sexual assault well.
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We thought they were mature, so we boiled them thinking it was going to be this nice, delicious hard-boiled egg.
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In 1973, preparing for a trek across a newly kingless, restive Afghanistan, he stashed a hard-boiled egg in his pocket.
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Would go well with a hard-boiled egg, but I just realized I left my eggs out from this morning. Doh!
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Earlier this year, Google elected to remove the hard-boiled egg from its salad emoji in support of a vegan lifestyle.
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In this popular Israeli delight, floury pita bread is filled with fried eggplant, hard-boiled eggs, hummus, pickles, and tahini sauce.
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One of my favorites was Moroccan bread cut open, spread with Laughing Cow, hot boiled potatoes, hard-boiled egg, and harissa.
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Hard-boiled egg with quinoa (seasoned with olive oil, salt and pepper) and sautéed zucchini mixed with crushed Brazil nuts Snack
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We used diced rotisserie chicken, sriracha, scallions, and a hard-boiled egg (you can pick one up at the salad counter).
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So your best bet is to get the protein bistro box with a hard-boiled egg, cheddar cheese and peanut butter.
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Though our hard boiled eggs will not be enjoyed next to John Legend wearing a robe, they'll probably still be delicious.
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We make breakfast of toast, hard boiled eggs, and coffee, and watch an episode of Brooklyn Nine Nine while we eat.
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If you decide to hide real hard-boiled eggs for an Easter egg hunt, be sure to make an egg map.
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My pro tip for you is to ask for a plastic knife with this one to cut the hard boiled egg.
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Amid the hard-boiled banalities and mechanical improbabilities of Jacques Deval's screenplay, there are moments of jagged comedy and haunting strangeness.
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Here are our best Easter recipes, from holiday ham to what to do with all of those leftover hard-boiled eggs.
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The halves of a hard-boiled egg sat on top, alongside a whole lime wedge and a crumble of prawn crackers.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has a dry, witty sense of humor, and she can be cool in a hard-boiled, implacable way.
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Consider Melissa Clark's recipe for ande ki kari, an Indian curry of hard-boiled eggs swathed in a spicy tomato gravy.
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Being subjected to eat hard boiled egg in bed is reason enough to break royal protocol and snag a decent brunch.
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The C.D.C. warned that the bulk, hard-boiled eggs packaged in plastic pails and sold to distributors were most likely contaminated.
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Supper is yesterday's reheated red bell pepper stuffed with ground beef and rice along with a romaine salad and hard boiled egg.
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I eat one before hitting the road, and pack a meal of two hard-boiled eggs, nuts, chocolate, and a granola bar.
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Jalen has the same thing for breakfast every morning: two cinnamon Eggo waffles, two hard boiled eggs, water, and one Flintstone vitamin!
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In addition to the thousands of hard boiled eggs on the South Lawn, guests received an official wooden White House Easter Egg.
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I get home and start cooking for the rest of the week: six hard-boiled eggs, sesame mushrooms, and lemony salmon fillets.
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The nameless narrator of Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World cooly scrutinizes a bizarre world inside his own mind.
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From there, it can be layered with classic Filipino flavors: calamansi, fish sauce, scallions, crispy garlic chips, slices of hard-boiled eggs.
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I'm most excited about its alleged ability to cook steel-cut oats quickly and to produce easy-to-peel hard-boiled eggs.
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Whether it's a watermelon, dry ice, exploding hard boiled eggs, or yes, even a microwave, if it exists, it's probably been microwaved.
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The cop on the case is all hard-boiled masculinity, but he has a weakness for women and his loyalties are split.
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Imperfect Unions There's no hard-boiled detective brooding in Seicho Matsumoto's tightly controlled thriller "A Quiet Place," translated by Louise Heal Kawai.
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My culinary tastes are simple: Cook me a big batch of hard-boiled eggs, and I'm good for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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He spoke a slow, rudimentary English as he picked apart exactly eight hard-boiled eggs in order to consume just the whites.
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A multistate outbreak of listeria may be linked to hard-boiled eggs, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Thursday.
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And I've spooned a healthy dose onto a few hard-boiled, then roughly chopped, eggs for lunch — both in the same day.
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I eventually roll out of bed, throw on some athleisure-wear and have two hard-boiled eggs and some coffee for breakfast.
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A surreal Arctic thriller, a classic Los Angeles hard-boiled procedural and an operatic Mafia melodrama: Choose one or try all three.
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The 6-quart Stock Pot is a nice size, perfect for everything from soups to mac and cheese to hard-boiled eggs.
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BD returns home to make his coffee and grabs some hard boiled eggs for breakfast before he runs downstairs for his morning meeting.
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I snack on a couple hard-boiled eggs and a slice of sourdough toast with peanut butter while watching Big Mouth on Netflix.
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It's very similar to our Keto Salad, which features hard-boiled egg, avocado, grilled chicken, pickled red onion, roasted almond and pepper jack.
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But for the 19-year-old me, it was enough to just parody some hard-boiled voiceover dialogue and have it be monsters.
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I also tasted their palmitos pizza, dressed with crunchy heart of palm, hard-boiled egg, and salsa golf—mayonnaise and ketchup blended together.
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I come home and down an iced coffee, a banana, and two hard-boiled eggs while deciding what to do with my day.
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But over time, such setbacks may prove temporary hiccups in the projection of China's brand of hard-boiled soft power around the world.
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Wrap that blackened-mole-drenched turkey up in your burrito, or enjoy it on its own with hard-boiled eggs, avocado, and tortillas.
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What if the yeti is eating a bowl of ramen but the hard-boiled egg is actually a character and it turns over?
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You get a couple of slices of apple, grapes, a hard-boiled egg, and small multi-grain roll with Justin's Honey Peanut Butter.
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Steamed in foil, they taste of the sea, contoured in brine from dried shrimp and sardines, with buried slivers of hard-boiled eggs.
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He updated the article in 2014, landing on one revolutionary tip: For the perfect hard-boiled eggs, start your eggs in hot water.
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This month, he is a hard-boiled "Hard Copy" producer in "I, Tonya," trailing Tonya Harding and Jeff Gillooly through their tabloid travesties.
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It's surrounded by triangles of creamy Colombian white cheese, a pale shoulder of potato and two hard-boiled eggs, waiting to be peeled.
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In the late 1940s and 1950s he often played the part of a hard-boiled photographer doing tough-guy stuff in Hollywood movies.
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I have a green smoothie (spinach, coconut milk, frozen banana, and a tablespoon of peanut butter) and a hard-boiled egg for breakfast.
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When the eye wanders to a magnificent potpie, you tend to forget about all the delicious potential of a humble hard-boiled egg.
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Four — "Never Fear" (1949), "Outrage" (1950), "Hard, Fast and Beautiful" (1951) and "The Bigamist" (1953) — could be described as hard-boiled women's films.
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So far Mr. Kelley has put together a decent character study, but whether he'll pull off a hard-boiled thriller remains a mystery.
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Instead of matzo ball soup, the waiters brought out slices of bresaola, dried beef, Milano and cacciatorino salami, and a hard-boiled egg.
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I grew up reading a wide variety of genres: science fiction, fantasy, mysteries (both hard-boiled and cozy), spy novels, action/adventure fiction.
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We should tell people this is like a gangster hard-boiled detective with a mystery past, and it's set after a big earthquake.
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Make sure to keep track of hidden hard boiled eggs, because the ingestion of spoiled eggs can lead to stomach problems for your pet.
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The emoji, which used to include a salad with light-colored lettuce, tomatoes, and a hard-boiled egg, now contains only lettuce and tomato.
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The Michelin-starred dish consists of glazed chicken, raw cucumber, half a hard-boiled egg, toasted soybeans and rice or noodles with soy sauce.
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Most of his books could fit a Twin Peaks list, but my favorite is probably Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World.
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Click here to view original GIFEaster is almost upon us which means it's time to decorate some hard-boiled eggs for no apparent reason.
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The new punishment breakfasts include a piece of fresh fruit, two hard-boiled eggs, two slices of American cheese, and four slices of bread.
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Loaded with Yukon golds, dill pickles, hard boiled eggs, celery, onion, mustard, and mayo, it's classic the way that Ride the Lightning is timeless.
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The carts I watch out for are those who have a little something special to offer beyond bananas, hard-boiled eggs, bagels, and coffee.
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But, one beauty blogger has taken things to a whole new level by bringing food into the equation by using a hard boiled egg.
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Here's hoping your hard-boiled eggs are perfect, your haroseth truffles beautiful, your lemon sweet rolls with cream-cheese icing sun-kissed and soft.
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Judge John Hodgman Kendall writes: My husband feeds our daughters offensive meals: peanut butter and tuna fish, hard-boiled eggs and strawberries, P.B.&J.
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My life hack is to make enough hard-boiled eggs in the beginning of the week so you have them for the whole week.
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An embittered drifter, George Leach (Garfield), and a hard-boiled prostitute, Ruth Brewster (Lupino), separately elude the police to wind up on the Ghost.
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When I wake up on event day I have to have a cup of coffee, a hard-boiled egg and a cup of oatmeal.
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Accessories are elemental: scallion rings, half a hard-boiled egg, stalks of bok choy added at the very end so they still have crunch.
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Mackay's hard-boiled books set in Scotland aren't well known in the United States, but there's a reason those who know them love them.
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Almark Foods broadened the recall to include all hard-boiled egg products manufactured at its facility in Gainesville, Georgia, due to potential listeria contamination.
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Recently I had a craving for an egg curry (ande ki kari), a dish of hard-boiled eggs swathed in a spicy tomato gravy.
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Snow-pea leaves, poached in chicken-and-pork broth, come topped with wedges of hard-boiled egg, thousand-year egg, and salted duck egg.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises that people especially vulnerable to listeria infection discard any store-bought products containing hard-boiled eggs.
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The difference between a rubbery, dull hard-boiled egg from the fridge and a tender, rich one that has cooled naturally is demonstration enough.
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Away from home, confirm with the store or restaurant that they do not use hard-boiled eggs produced by Almark Foods, the CDC advises.
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I get to work, check in at my desk, and then head downstairs to buy coffee and hard-boiled eggs at the coffee shop. Stupid.
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I make my bed and then pack up hard-boiled eggs, mushrooms, and some Thai noodles with a spring onion packet to eat at work.
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That brings me to a thread posted yesterday evening to Reddit's r/UnpopularOpinion community titled "Hard boiled eggs are disgusting":I almost died eating one.
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And while some seem more ridiculous than others — looking at you, hard boiled egg — some of these alternatives actually do apply makeup pretty darn well.
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So, to show the power of the film technique when done well, he screened the hospital scene from John Woo's action movie masterpiece, Hard Boiled.
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Three hours later, she eats breakfast — usually three hard-boiled eggs, which she's already cooked, mixed with one avocado and "everything but the bagel" seasoning.
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I have to run errands on my lunch break, and I'll come home to eat; I pack an apple and hard-boiled eggs for breakfast.
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But Elisa is just like the rest of us, falling into a daily routine that hilariously involved hard boiled eggs and some regular bathtub masturbation.
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I munch on a few hard-boiled eggs doused with Tabasco, and half a peanut butter and honey bagel, while M. devours yogurt and fruit.
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The Trumps officiated a few egg rolling contests, blowing whistles as children paddled primary-colored hard boiled eggs across the South Lawn with wooden spoons.
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Judgment, which launches next week on the PS4, is similar to Yakuza in a lot of ways, but it's also a hard-boiled detective story.
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Here are our favorite ways to eat 'em—hard boiled, in an omelette, sunny-side-up on top of grits—to help you get started.
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If you prefer your yolk not as runny, cover for 6 to 8 minutes, or cook up to 10 minutes for a hard-boiled egg.
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On the other, half a hard-boiled egg, inked with soy, and a dense pressed square of dry tofu with sweet seams of star anise.
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"Right after that closed, in 2006, was when I jumped to 'Spring Awakening,' " Veneziano said, over a pre-theatre salad and a hard-boiled egg.
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Its shape was that of a huge hard-boiled egg, which in daylight made it seem ordinary, ridiculous even, but the lights changed all that.
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It's a dizzying mix of genres, from hard-boiled P.I. stories to buzzing Miami Vice all set in a fantastical New Orleans stand-in city.
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We get hummus, veggies, hard-boiled eggs, fruit, and CLIF bars for lunch, and soup, rolls, and an avocado to make avocado toast for dinner.
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For $5, he hands us a tray of fuchka, crispy hollow rounds laden with delicately spiced chickpeas and a flurry of grated hard-boiled egg.
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In doro wat , the chicken drumsticks melt off the bone, and splitting an accompanying hard-boiled egg with hands full of injera is wildly satisfying.
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There's a renegade imperial pilot (Riz Ahmed), a hard-boiled resistance type (Diego Luna), a blind monk (Donnie Yen) and a bearded berserker (Wen Jiang).
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In the morning, breakfast boasted hard-boiled eggs, hot oatmeal, fresh fruit, toast, bagels, bread, pastries, yogurts, and a variety of juices, coffees, and teas.
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A diner at a restaurant claimed that in addition to burns, his hearing had been damaged when he bit into a reheated, hard-boiled egg.
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Or a fast dinner of smashed chickpeas in pita, perfect with olives, lemon and plenty of parsley, with hard-boiled eggs if you have the time?
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I eat the salad I brought from home — romaine, cherry tomatoes, green onions, crumbled feta, avocado, yellow pepper, broccoli, hard-boiled eggs, and Fanny's Lite Italian.
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Greenwald's poems often have a no-nonsense, shoot from the hip, hard-boiled style, as if he is speaking with you on the most intimate terms.
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Ridley Scott's original Blade Runner is iconic, not just because of the hard-boiled noir at its core but because of its fantastic dystopian art direction.
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I eat my lunch and snacks at my desk (PB&J, hard boiled egg, banana) and decide to go for a walk during my lunch break.
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I gather my combination of sweet potato, jam, hard-boiled egg, banana, and coffee, grab my supplements, put together an outfit, and happily leave for work.
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Her second lunch could actually do with less protein, says Blatner, who recommends swapping the hard-boiled eggs for brown rice pasta and Parmesan-roasted zucchini.
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In fact, the above video might actually haunt your dreams, or at the very least, turn you off of hard boiled eggs for the foreseeable future.
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Egg tapping is a traditional Greek Easter game in which a player attempts to crack an opponent's hard-boiled egg without damaging his or her own.
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Mr Shea and his brother Richard operate more than 80 contests around the world, from hard-boiled eggs and deep-fried asparagus to calamari and Twinkies.
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I have tried every method under the sun to get my hard boiled egg shells to come off easily without tearing most of the whites apart.
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There the owner made him something close to an Israeli sabich, flatbread barely holding in fried eggplant, hard-boiled egg, hummus, pickles, falafel and French fries.
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During the Soviet occupation of Lithuania, you could even get some semblance of pizza in the form of dough topped with cheese and hard-boiled egg.
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Almost every line in Chelsey Minnis's Baby, I Don't Care could have been lifted from a hard-boiled detective flick or a tough-talking screwball comedy.
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Where else can you score vintage American-made denim jackets ($60-250) with an order of avocado toast with hard-boiled egg and local microgreens ($8.50)?
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He specialized in characters who were hard-boiled, irascible or just a little off-center, and though his parts were often small, they were usually memorable.
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And he was more than happy to eat hard-boiled eggs and salmon onigiri rice balls from the corner store some days as a trade off.
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While you might need to experiment to find the perfect timing, it's typically around six minutes for soft boiled eggs and nine minutes for hard boiled.
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Soon after, he was a contract director at Warner (and a subsidiary, First National), the scrappiest of studios, grinding out action films and hard-boiled melodramas.
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If you're in luck, there may be khichuri, hunks of goat and hard-boiled eggs stained pink in a velvety meld of rice and moong dal.
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Pizzolatto's script goes easy on the hard-boiled Pizzolatto-isms for the time being, which allows his strengths for baroque plotting to shine through more clearly.
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I made a salad last night with romaine, cherry tomatoes, green onions, feta, green pepper, hard boiled eggs, avocado, and my favorite salad dressing, Fanny's Lite Italian.
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He holds eating records in several food categories, including two 2013 records of eating 141 hard boiled eggs in eight minutes and 121 Twinkies in six minutes.
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BLADE RUNNER (1982) on HBO Go. Ridley Scott's noir science-fiction thriller, with a hard-boiled Harrison Ford as an agent who must "retire" robots called replicants.
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Both egg cookers feature a series of trays for hard-boiled, soft-boiled, and poached eggs, as well as omelettes that you can swap in and out.
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Jack Dorsey, co-founder and CEO of Twitter and Square, opts for a rather strange morning meal: two hard boiled eggs with soy sauce, according to Forbes.
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I planned on getting groceries on my way home but got sidetracked, so I'm still low on options and eat macadamia nuts and a hard-boiled egg.
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But to a man desperate for redemption (and a hard-boiled author in need of a rest), this forbidding land, with its peculiar customs, proves irresistibly seductive.
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We use rock shrimp — a kind of "poor man's lobster" — and there's a sliced hard-boiled egg shingled on top with crosswise sliced coins of bitter endive.
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Ms. Admony makes hers by folding the meat with pieces of fried eggplant and potato, hard-boiled eggs and a tart aioli spiked with dried mango powder.
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Last, a hard-boiled egg, peeled and fried, with a whisper-thin golden crust and a green crush of sambal hijau: raw jalapeño, onion and ground anchovies.
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One of our reporters tells the story, with the help of Bullard, the company whose Hard Boiled hat, above, was inspired by World War I infantry helmets.
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The pun-laden story, told in the voice of a hard-boiled private eye (played, naturally, by the letter I), involves the attention-seeking number 6 (a.k.a.
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This lazy homage — or surrender — to hard-boiled crime fiction remains out of character, given the elegant, or at least canny, descriptions of which Phillips is capable.
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Children bow heads over bowls of lu rou fan: ground pork, tofu and a hard-boiled egg inky from a long braise in soy and Shaoxing wine.
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Then I throw together another salad with various toppings from the fridge: romaine, cooked beets, chickpeas, hard-boiled eggs, sunflower seeds, cotija cheese, and a simple vinaigrette.
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And the suggestion that this data is enough to turn the most hard-boiled misogynist into a women's rights advocate is more than a little bit silly.
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The correct amount of hard boiled egg being NEVER and the correct amount of mozzarella being WHEN WILL A CELEBRITY CREATE A LIFESTYLE BRAND THAT IS JUST MOZZARELLA.
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I eat my sandwich, which is a Skinnytaste recipe of a sliced-up hard boiled egg, tomatoes, and scallions along with blackberries, Stacy's pita chips, and a seltzer.
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Each Instant Pot, which retails for $99, also comes with a booklet of Drummond's favorite recipes, including hard boiled eggs, Spicy Dr. Pepper Pork and Chocolate Lava Cakes.
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Hard-Boiled Cyberpunk Noir While all the sci-fi and sex might be the reason viewers will come to Carbon, the murder mystery is the reason they'll stay.
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This timer goes in the pot with your eggs and absorbs heat exactly as an egg does, then changes color to indicate soft, medium, and hard boiled eggs.
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Even the intro screen reads just like an episode introduction, all hard-boiled text and shots of whatever hapless protagonist is about to get zoned this time around.
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If we were eggs, she would be sunny side up while I would be a hard boiled one that fell on the floor and rolled under the table.
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The recipe for a "Mayon-egg" is simple: Just squirt a small packet of mayonnaise into your mouth, pop in a hard-boiled egg and slosh both around.
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It's good, ridiculous fun, and in its own way, the googly-eyed combatants feel more true to the crowds they are imitating than any hard-boiled military sim.
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The two of them engage in a lot of pixilated, hard-boiled banter, hurling one-liners, non sequiturs and riddles at each other with impressive speed and agility.
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Almark foods said in a statement on Friday that it was voluntarily recalling its hard-boiled and peeled eggs in white plastic pails due to possible listeria contamination.
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Juventus's defense, its pride and joy, a grizzled, hard-boiled unit that had seemed able to stifle any opponent, was torn apart, time and again, almost at will.
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Breakfast: one piece toast, cottage cheese; snack: one orange; lunch: two hard-boiled eggs and an apple; dinner: hamburger patty, salad, cottage cheese, water, the odd Jell-O.
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These Instant Pot accessories will assist you with all the functions of your pressure cooker, from making hard boiled eggs to steaming veggies to even baking a cake.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 7 That's how many people have been infected in a listeria outbreak linked to hard-boiled eggs, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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This week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that food processors, restaurants and retailers should not use bulk hard-boiled eggs produced at the Georgia plant.
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All three are great at spitting out hard-boiled dialogue, and the case they investigate in the pilot (the only episode ABC screened for critics) is enjoyably scruffy.
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From hard-boiled to poached to scrambled, this egg cooker has got you covered, and using it is as simple as filling the measuring cup and flipping it on.
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Rather than have a tweeter and midrange driver mounted on separate vertical planes within the speaker cabinet, they're set up like a hard-boiled egg yolk and egg white.
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I eat my lunch at my desk (PB&J, chips, hard boiled egg) but then my boyfriend calls me to ask if I want to meet up for lunch.
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But Lionel, played by Edward Norton, who also wrote and directed "Motherless Brooklyn" (loosely adapted from Jonathan Lethem's novel of the same name) is tenderhearted rather than hard-boiled.
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I take my lunch back to my desk and flip through the internet for 2129 minutes while eating vegetarian curry with rice, a nectarine, and a hard-boiled egg.
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I slip on jeans and a t-shirt, eat a hard-boiled egg, make a pot of coffee for my thermos, brush my teeth, and head out the door.
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Ingredients5 large hard-boiled eggs1/4 cup mayonnaise4 tsp dijon mustard, leveled1 tsp lemon juice (or more, to taste)1/3 cup chopped fresh dillSalt and pepper to tasteInstructions1.
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His adaptations, beginning in 2009, of four hard-boiled novels by Richard Stark, a pseudonym used by Donald E. Westlake, featuring the coldblooded con man Parker, also won praise.
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Sandwiches are oversized and come fully loaded, the patacon with sliced hard-boiled egg, sliced ham, lettuce, tomato; the pepito with ham, bacon, lettuce, tomato and crushed potato chips.
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And while many were characterized by a hard-boiled naturalism, there were some — like Robert Siodmak's "Phantom Lady" (1944) or Edgar G. Ulmer's "Detour" (1945) — that were blatantly dreamlike.
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In Bolivia, salteñas often contain half a hard-boiled egg (Patrick adds just a sliver) and an olive with the pit still inside, which you will not find here.
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The story cracked open when he came up with Victor, who seems like a classic character from hard-boiled detective fiction: a prickly, cynical loner with a dark past.
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An apparent lunatic played by Boris Karloff, one of the many character actors on hand, does give her character a fright, but Ball's hard-boiled sass upstages Sanders throughout.
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But it had a little post-Vietnam grittiness and raunchiness, a little hard-boiled romanticism and an endearing (if unsophisticated) love of Hong Kong-action-movie styles and poses.
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Now, nothing to do with cakes or ale, but I'm enjoying this dark, Australian crime novel, "Resurrection Bay," by Emma Viskic, with its deaf protagonist, Caleb Zelic. Hard-boiled!
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Yet in this tarted-up noir cartoon — a pastiche of comic-book characters, hard-boiled dialogue and nonsense served up as enigma — not even Ms. Robbie can impart respectability.
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Perhaps that's why the next generation of snacks are going to live in our fridges: Whole Foods lists pickled vegetables, mini dips, and hard-boiled eggs with savory toppings.
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It's a novel for fans of hard-boiled sentences like this one: "The secretary was a good-looking girl — or would have been if she'd given herself a chance."
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From an early age, my parents sent me to school with peanut-butter-and-honey sandwiches, hard-boiled eggs, and fresh fruit from the fields of the Central Valley.
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Snacks that will satisfy include an apple with a tablespoon of peanut butter, grape tomatoes with string cheese, a hard-boiled egg or plain Greek yogurt with fruit. 4.
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A hard-boiled, seductive con artist (Michelle Dockery) who's trying to regain custody of her son stumbles into a relationship with a softhearted, sexy hit man (Juan Diego Botto).
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On "4 Wings," Whack's standard chicken order (fried hard, with salt, pepper, ketchup, and hot sauce) becomes a stand-in for her disposition (hard-boiled, but open to variety).
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As a general rule, let the eggs sit in the hot water in the covered pot for:Two to four minutes for soft-boiled eggs with a runny yolk and semi-firm whiteFive to six minutes for medium-boiled eggs with a yolk the texture of custardSeven to eight minutes for hard-boiled eggs with a bit of creaminess left in the yolkNine to 10 minutes for hard-boiled eggs with firm yolks
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By the 1980s and 90s, flavors like the primavera—ham, cheese, red bell pepper, and a generous hand of hard-boiled egg and parsley—were part of the local vernacular.
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You might consider borrowing the minimal toppings idea and adapting it to include fresher options such as slices of a hard-boiled egg or a few slices of bell pepper.
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Melissa McCarthy plays a cop who tries to track a serial killer with the help of her felt-skinned ex-partner Phil Philips, who's now a hard-boiled private investigator.
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That goes for the enemies, too — Eggman's new "hard-boiled heavies" are depicted with lots of quirky personality, making them interesting and unique villains without speaking a shred of dialogue.
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For lunch, we like the protein bistro box that is packed with easy-to-nibble foods including a hard-boiled egg, apple slices, cheddar cheese, muesli bread and peanut butter.
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The mom, wife, co-host, model and cookbook author graciously made time in her busy schedule to teach us all how to make the perfect hard-boiled egg via Snapchat.
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Much of it, indeed, is conducted at ground level, with Tom grubbing for mushrooms or eating a hard-boiled egg and then strewing the shell fragments around a vegetable patch.
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Ms. Tur was on the campaign trail for 18 months, living out of a suitcase and subsisting on hard-boiled eggs, packets of peanut butter and fistfuls of Cheez-Its.
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And in 1944, at an egg hunt on Avenue B, "two extremely hard-boiled eggs, suitably decorated, named Hitler and Hirohito" were hidden for some "wartime flavor," The Times recorded.
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Optimistically set at the intersection of Agatha Christie and Quentin Tarantino, "Bad Times" is a hard-boiled thriller with flashes of a horror but largely a statement of authorial intent.
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SOFTEST HARD-BOILED PRIVATE EYE: That would be Isaiah (IQ) Quintabe, Joe Ide's brainy P.I. from Los Angeles, who is paid for his services in casseroles, cookies and reindeer sweaters.
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Developed for TV by Eric Overmyer ("Treme") and now overseen by Daniel Pyne, "Bosch" gets a little more veneration than it deserves in certain quarters, where hard-boiled nostalgia rules.
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Bedsheets went unwashed, toilets and door handles went unfixed, and the cook fell into a tired routine: hard-boiled eggs and bread for breakfast, stewed okra and bread for dinner.
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Press hard-boiled eggs through the large holes of a box grater and add them to chopped salads, or use as a topping for grilled vegetables dressed with a vinaigrette.
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Breakfast, included in the rates, is a pick-two affair; recent options included heirloom apples, hard-boiled farm eggs, and jars of yogurt with house-made granola and muscadine jam.
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It's like a tartar sauce with chopped hard-boiled egg and olive oil standing in for the mayonnaise and sour cream, and it pairs very well with cold poached salmon.
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More than 30 brands have recalled products using hard-boiled eggs from Almark Foods in Georgia after the producer was linked to a deadly listeria outbreak, USA Today first reported.
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The rest of their bodies lie in the depths of the pie, leaching their brine into a rich custard, larded with bacon and hard-boiled eggs and spiked with mustard.
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Using braised lamb necks as a base, he topped these rice-less burritos, or guerreros, as he christened them, with hoisin, Sriracha, pickled cabbage, kewpie mayo, and hard-boiled eggs.
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A view of the city spread out in front of me, a bitter spring-wind eating my rosy cheeks and hard-boiled eggs pinging across the panorama like flailing fish.
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I sneak in a hard-boiled egg (and bite into an apple, but it's mealy — gross) around 9 and race to get admin work completed before my afternoon of client calls.
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Among white evangelicals, the conversion to this hard-boiled attitude has been dramatic; some 72% now take this view of things, compared with 30% who felt that way five years ago.
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An afternoon snack of hard-boiled eggs or quinoa staves off hunger pangs until dinner, which varies a lot but usually includes large portions of protein-heavy foods, such as chicken.
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Lucia eats a daily packed lunch containing no more than a hard-boiled egg, a slice of bread and a carrot, and otherwise subsists on licorice shoplifted from a local market.
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Dash Rapid Egg Cooker, $18.59, available at AmazonPeople love this seemingly gimmicky egg cooker that can quickly make six eggs (hard boiled, soft boiled, poached, you name it) at a time.
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As someone who has a colorful history of loving (yet also toiling over, hard boiled eggs), Barrymore's hack and apparently ideal cooked-yolk results were like an enchanting kitchen siren song.
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While avo toast truly is an exceptional breakfast, snack, or lunch (if you throw some sliced hard-boiled egg on there), sometimes we just want some old-fashioned fruity, sugary goodness.
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Backyard BBQ also serves an ingenious appetizer: a hard-boiled egg pickled in Monroe County dip for seven days, which gives it a jumpsuit-orange hue and a tart, peppery bite.
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When you're writing a hard-boiled mystery series with a tragically stoic protagonist — a significant chunk of the television market these days — a little comic self-awareness is a valuable commodity.
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Small crowds gathered wherever an egg-fighting match took place: a game with obscure rules in which hard-boiled eggs are bashed against one another to see whose egg is toughest.
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And if you like your detectives hard-boiled, "The Big Book of the Continental Op" is for you: all 28 stories and two novels starring one of Dashiell Hammett's best characters.
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Most of the characters fit into three categories — evil men, men who stand in evil's way and collateral damage — and some from each will be sacrificed on the hard-boiled altar.
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In this, his first novel, rereleased on its 50th anniversary, he goes all hard-boiled noir, telling the story of a disaffected American priest and a plot to kill the pope.
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It's slathered with butter, sugar and red beans, and accompanied by a hard-boiled egg and a teacup of potatoes mashed with Kewpie and truffle oil, savory antidotes to the sweetness.
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The season's final episode, built around a showpiece monologue for Philip Baker Hall, is a highlight; a hard-boiled installment about a pair of mixed-martial-arts fighters is less so.
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Its history was hard-boiled in Ryan Murphy's awards-magnet mini-series, "The Assassination of Gianni Versace," about the murder of Mr. Versace and the psychology of his killer, Andrew Cunanan.
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"Most of the hard-boiled male detectives go through murder and mayhem, and it has absolutely no impact on their personalities," she said in an interview with The Times in 1985.
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From hard-boiled eggs getting made over with a shock of red hair, to eggs rocking out on their guitars to their egg groupies in full dioramas, Ed Sheeran's likeness is unmistakable.
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Whether they're scrambled, cooked into an omelette with some veggies and light cheese, or hard-boiled and topped with salsa (so good!), this super-light protein is a staple in my diet.
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For instance, Kimmel told Men's Journal that on fasting days his "meals" might consist of peanut butter and an apple, the whites of hard-boiled eggs, or possibly a bowl of oatmeal.
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He is best known as the artist behind Hard Boiled, Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot, Bourbon Thret, Shaolin Monk, and for designing all the technical stuff in the Matrix movies.
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I get ready pretty fast because I opt out of my morning meditation and shower (not a good idea) to cuddle with my BF. I also make hard-boiled eggs for breakfast.
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You can't beat a classic, and this one has got all the right moves (hard-boiled eggs, celery, and pickles) to balance out any heat from that slaw or the Old Bay.
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While Sandman was always known for a rather specific kind of moody tone, the new books seem to run the gamut, from the ethereal and dreamlike, to the hard-boiled and fanciful.
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The relationship between Chance and Blackstone doesn't appear to offer more than hard-boiled cliché, but the incongruous fellowship of Chance and D has the advantage of being ridiculous and therefore entertaining.
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Lunch is a salad I made from yesterday's Whole Foods shop — kale with grilled chicken, feta, 1/2 an avocado, 1/453 a hard-boiled egg, and tomatoes with olive oil dressing.
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The Trump smoke-and-mirrors routine hasn't in fact changed much from the tutorials one time mobster lawyer Roy Cohn gave him on the hard-boiled art of how to counter-punch.
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Almost every morning, my mom prepared nasi lemak, a fragrant rice dish cooked in coconut milk served with spicy lamb curry, crispy fried anchovies, a hard-boiled egg, and fresh sliced cucumbers.
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Although it isn't a detective novel, its main fragrance is definitely noir — high-stakes gambling, inscrutable puppetmasters, murky conspiracies, a not-quite-hard-boiled hero and the shady women he finds irresistible.
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Aliquippa rode World War II and its aftermath — "War eats steel," Price writes in hard-boiled style — to the point where, by 1950, the United States produced nearly half the world's steel.
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He used a corner table at the hospital canteen as his office, meeting with staff there as he ate his customary breakfast of two hard-boiled eggs and a cup of coffee.
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How to make hard-boiled eggs Place the eggs in a saucepan in a single layer and fill the pan with enough cold water to cover the eggs by about an inch.
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And when Mindy's bitter, hard-boiled mother (Rosanna Arquette) arrives, her gimlet eye zeros in on her daughter's ambivalence and she bluntly asks her why she is going through with the wedding.
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Beyond the uncertainties all preteens face, Joseph is burdened by a disparate set of phobias — from gargoyles to goose poop to hard-boiled eggs to his dread of the school bully, Charlie.
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Almark Foods said the voluntary recall affected hard-boiled and peeled eggs that were sold in white plastic pails to restaurants and grocery stores for use in egg salad and other foods.
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But when reports of listeria cropped up in August, September and November, the C.D.C. linked the outbreak strain to the strain that had been found in the hard-boiled egg production plant.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the FDA and officials in multiple states are investigating a listeria outbreak linked to packaged hard-boiled egg products used by national food service operators.
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In side-by-side photos, the original shows a bowl of lettuce with two tomato slices and half of a hard-boiled egg, and the new version shows…just the lettuce and tomatoes.
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A traditional salade Niçoise is really just tomatoes, hard-boiled eggs, olives, anchovies, and olive oil, and it turns out that adding some good canned tuna to that combo makes absolutely perfect sense.
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Rather than simply adopting a series of liberal policy positions to appeal to voters in early primary and caucus states, the senator from Minnesota is instead painting herself as a hard-boiled realist.
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I pack a to-go mug with coffee, and for my "lunch"/midnight snack, a salad, hard-boiled egg, and a granola bar (whenever we get a chance to eat during the shift).
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The whole thing is supposed to be a "gritty and grounded hard-boiled crime film" set in 1980s Gotham City, back before the Joker pinned on his acid-filled lapel flower or whatever.
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Mix in delicate close-ups of Oscar Isaac's hard-boiled stubble, Adam Driver's pecs, and a heart-swelling kiss in the midst of an epic battle and you've got pulp dialed to 11.
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There aren't many beauty experiments I won't do — including dunking my face in a bowl of water, attempting unicorn makeup, and applying my foundation with a hard-boiled egg (yes, that actually happened).
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Also known as sabih, this common Israeli sandwich consists of pita stuffed with fried eggplant, hummus, hard-boiled eggs, Israeli salad, parsley tahini sauce and amba, which is a tangy pickled mango condiment.
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Then again, all of that's really secondary to the gradual bond that develops between the unusual captive and the highly empathetic Elisa, which begins innocently enough, if symbolically, with a hard-boiled egg.
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More than once, for instance, we watch Laurel shell and eat a hard-boiled egg beside Hardy's hospital bed, reaching into a breast pocket for a convenient salt shaker and exasperating the patient.
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If I were as cynical as the hard-boiled characters of "Too Late," I might scoff that each scene is overstuffed with fawning references to classic film noir, Quentin Tarantino and pulp novels.
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For a bit of a refresher, let's take a peek at Barrymore's post below where she shows us a pic of her no-flame, hot water, hard boiled egg in just 15 minutes.
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Inside on her kitchen table was an array of food that she had spent the morning preparing for her visitors: hard-boiled eggs and dark goat cheese, jam and bread and cured sausages.
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Vows Though Cupid appears in many guises it is safe to say he has seldom taken the form of a hard-boiled, deep-fried, sausage-wrapped cholesterol depth charge called a Scotch egg.
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The CDC added that "bulk, fresh hard-boiled eggs produced by Almark Foods of Gainesville, Ga., are a likely source of this outbreak" based on its interviews with sickened people and laboratory evidence.
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My Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card gets me free lounge access, so after security I hang out there, fill up my S'well bottle, make cappuccino, and have some hard-boiled eggs for breakfast.
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There may be too much of "True Detective" and other hard-boiled kill-dramas in the journey of Evil Cooper, which culminates in his murdering his lingerie-clad partner (Nicole LaLiberté) in bed.
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When young I admired the cleverness of Nancy Drew, revered the deductive powers of Sherlock Holmes and the patience of Maigret, then gravitated toward the hard-boiled jargon of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer.
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Rather than looking at the shell, as one might expect, they focused on the egg's membrane (the film you see when peeling a hard-boiled egg), which is essential to the egg's shape.
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While the source of the contamination has not been confirmed, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that bulk hard-boiled eggs from Almark Foods were a likely source of the outbreak.
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Jane Campion's acclaimed Top of the Lake, which first premiered on BBC2 in 2013, is populated with multi-faceted female protagonists, including a hard-boiled female detective (Elisabeth Moss) seeking a missing girl.
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And to prepare for such a grand role, O'Connor said he watched the BBC documentary, "Prince, Son and Heir: Charles at 70," and even credits hard-boiled eggs as key to getting into character.
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It has a library of local content comparable to rivals and scored a big hit in July with the release of "Sacred Games", a hard-boiled thriller built around Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan.
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" Afterward, shaken by the experience, "out came rolls of salt cured salami, a basket of hard-boiled eggs, a block of hard cheese, towel-wrapped cucumbers, tins of sprats, sardines, cod liver and salmon.
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A more affordable way to include your child is this easy crinkle chopper, which is intended for potatoes but which my children use to safely chop hard-boiled eggs or fruit for pie fillings.
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The breakfast spread was simple and tasty: the selections included various kinds of toast; hard-boiled eggs; smoked salmon; assorted cheeses, nuts, juices and cereals; yogurt parfaits, diced grapefruit and whole bananas and nectarines.
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The lead roles — hard-boiled Gregor and idealistic Iosef — are played by Florin Piersic Jr. and Corneliu Ulici, their dialogue dubbed in English by Channing Tatum (also an executive producer) and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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I also remember what I ate then too: a friend came over and we ate hard boiled eggs and croissants; it was the first time I had eaten in front of another person in months.
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Adapting "Heresy" — its unusual title comes from one of Debney's paintings — screenwriter Smith relocates the action of Willeford's novel from seedy South Florida to picturesque Italy, which softens the hard-boiled cynicism of the original.
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For doro wat, drumsticks are left to loll in a stew of smoky-sweet berbere until they turn incarnadine, then are paired at the last minute with hard-boiled eggs, creamy and meaty at once.
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The toppings aren't decorative, but a crucial part of the dish: a whole regiment of hard-boiled eggs and poached shrimp, plus a tumble of fried garlic and crumbled chicharron (puffed-up crispy pork skins).
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Eggs are hard-boiled when the internal temperature at the yolk's center is 174°F, medium-boiled when the yolk's center is at 165°F, and soft-boiled when the internal temperature is 158°F.
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Meanwhile, Martha's hard-boiled partners, Detectives Tides and Hodgdon ("bad cop and worse cop"), stumble across a "cold case," two unsolved Halifax murders committed in April 1945 by a killer who may still be alive.
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Underneath is the filling you might find in a Chilean empanada: whole black olives and raisins, concatenations of salty and sweet; cuts of hard-boiled egg; and pino (beef seethed with onions), bolstered by chicken.
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There are hard-boiled eggs everywhere anointed with dye, and a ham in the fridge holding strong against late-night sandwiches, struggling against its eventual calling as the backbone of an exquisite split-pea soup.
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I make a piece of toast topped with avocado mash and a hard-boiled egg with a banana on the side for breakfast, which I eat while watching Real Housewives of New York City in bed.
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Then I wolf down a hard-boiled egg, fill up my travel mug with coffee, take the dog out one more time, check to make sure she has food and water, and rush out the door.
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With this achievement under his belt, LA Beast can get back to eating ghost peppers and hard-boiled ostrich eggs and drinking spoiled milk, passing the time as he waits on that phone call from NASA.
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Dash Rapid Egg Cooker, $16.99, available at TargetWhether they like them hard boiled, poached, or scrambled, this rapid egg cooker lives up to its name — it makes cooking eggs way faster and easier than ever before.
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There are two-hands-required cemitas (Pueblan sandwiches served on a sesame seed bun), pita-like wrapped tacos Arabes, and tacos placeros stuffed with orange rice, along with offerings from chiles rellenos to hard-boiled eggs.
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For texture, there's a spongy rectangle of fried tofu on the side, along with a hard-boiled egg, shucked of its shell and stained with soy sauce, and more of those beautifully bracing pickled mustard greens.
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In fact, their heated discussion about the shower scene in "Psycho" is so entertaining you wish they didn't have to go the way of all secondary characters in hard-boiled crime novels and, you know, die.
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Once home, I add the compost data to my tracker (12 pounds of food diverted from a landfill!), grab some food (granola bar and a hard-boiled egg), and get out the door by 4.993:30.
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On Facebook, the Instant Pot community page has more than 2 million members, with enthusiastic owners fervently praising its ability to make everything from Indian butter chicken and perfectly hard-boiled eggs to cheesecakes and yogurt.
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A wave of Jewish suicides and attempted suicides in Warsaw during the late 1920s were reported on with an outrageous mixture of hard-boiled cynicism and, in the case of bungled or bizarre attempts, dark humor.
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"But if you are the type to go in really early in the morning and take all of the most desired thing, like the cups of guacamole or the hard-boiled eggs, that's extremely un-chill."
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The Instant Pot, a pressure cooker that can make everything from beef stew and rice to yogurt and hard-boiled eggs in, well, an instant, has become the trendiest kitchen gadget around in the past few years.
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We've seen our fair amount of hard boiled egg hacks, from Chrissy Teigen's Snapchat tutorial to our very own tried-and-true methods, but this was one we simply had never heard of, let alone conceived of.
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I pack my lunch — the other half of the veggie wrap from yesterday and a salad with spinach, chickpeas, sesame seeds, a hard boiled egg, roasted sweet potato chunks, and southwest quinoa with Trader Joe's cilantro dressing.
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This is followed by half a hard-boiled egg, two olives, four raisins, and an entire drumstick of chicken (which the cook says "can be a bit of a surprise—some people get a broken a tooth").
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But this all goes to say that my tuna Nicoise had darn well better include tuna (duh), potatoes, green beans, anchovies, lettuce, hard-boiled egg, tomatoes, olives and a vinaigrette dressing, or don't call it tuna Nicoise.
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But—their unfamiliar or surprising appearance aside—they remain popular for breakfast, dinner, and snacks in-between, and their flavor is something like a particularly aromatic hard-boiled egg combined with a semi-stinky soft-rind cheese.
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To top this lightly charred yu choy, former Mission Chinese chef Angela Dimayuga had to start two days in advance to make two different types of pickle: chili pickled long beans, and beet-pickled hard boiled eggs.
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A sushi board becomes a platform for open-faced herring sandwiches, built not on bread but rounds of potato, cucumber and hard-boiled egg; the brininess is tempered by sour cream and a confetti of red onion.
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They're good alone, but easy enough to turn into a meal; Bengtsson makes us her breakfast special by topping them with slices of hard-boiled egg, and then finishes with a swirl of Kalles-brand cod roe.
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A Georgia food company said Friday that it was recalling hard-boiled eggs that were sold in bulk and linked to a listeria outbreak that led to sicknesses in five states, including one death and four hospitalizations.
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Broadly speaking, every season is about hard-boiled detectives working the case that will define their careers and alter their lives, leading to a confrontation with unfathomable evil in the outside world and personal demons from within.
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Entitled A Deadly Proposal and written by Amos Anderson's head of exhibitions, Susanna Luojus, the book (available in Finnish, Swedish, and English) unravels the story engagingly with a nod to the hard-boiled style of Raymond Chandler.
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Whether they be the kindly folk who administer development aid or hard-boiled China-hands at the Pentagon or CIA, the younger officials now running China policy have known only a wealthy, powerful nation breaking promises of reform.
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The store, which is known for inventing the Scotch egg (a hard-boiled egg wrapped in sausage and coated in breadcrumbs) boasts warrants from both Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles and today sells 29.50 varieties of tea.
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And he fixed on what seemed like a simple solution: If he could cut out the medullas of his adrenal glands -- sort of like slicing into a hard-boiled egg and removing the yolk -- his health would improve.
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When breaking down the star's steps there were two options to play at when interpreting how on earth you make a hard boiled egg with no flame: hot water from the tap and hot water from the microwave.
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Philip Kerr, a Scottish-born writer whose popular novels feature a Nazi-era detective named Bernie Gunther, whose hard-boiled style made him literary kin to Philip Marlowe, Raymond Chandler's classic private eye, died on Friday in London.
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The most important of these is Elisa (Sally Hawkins), a member of the laboratory's nighttime cleaning staff, who plays jazz records for the piscine captive, feeds him hard-boiled eggs and before long falls in love with him.
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Whoever goes on to win this competition — whether it is Juventus, hard-boiled and battle-scarred, or Real Madrid, all unrivaled glamour, or even Atlético Madrid's indomitable dogs of war — will not have a monopoly on its memory.
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During the opening weekend of the Tamil-language movie "Chekka Chivantha Vaanam," a hard-boiled action flick from one of India's most popular directors, Mani Ratnam, the environment in the theater was more house party than movie screening.
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Characterized by the film historian Carlos Clarens as a "pugnacious leftist," Brown would only direct two other movies, "Hell's Highway" (1932) and "Blood Money" (1933), both in the hard-boiled crime territory he staked out with "Quick Millions."
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" Revisiting the internship for the Hollywood Reporter more than 30 years later, Hunter recalled the time she asked Hoffman what he would want for breakfast, and he responded, "I'll have a hard-boiled egg … and a soft-boiled clitoris.
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In one camp, liberal Christians, Jews and atheists make common cause, while dismissing any spiritual differences between them as trivial; in the opposite camp conservatives, ranging from evangelical or Catholic theocons to hard-boiled secularists, stand shoulder to shoulder.
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When I ask Schoenfeld why DiGiorno's is easier to eat than, say, hard-boiled eggs, he says that even though pizza isn't just empty calories (it has some good fats and carbs), it's more calorie-dense than nutrient-dense.
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Still, presidents have tried generally to look hard-boiled around financial issues: For his re-election in 1832, President Andrew Jackson depicted himself declaring war against what he called "the Monster Bank," the precursor to the Fed, Smith said.
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The most recent literary iteration of this weaponized femininity can be seen in The Trespasser, Tana French's latest entry in the Dublin Murder Squad mystery series, which focuses on the hard-boiled, murder-solving detectives of Dublin's police force.
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Lean and bony-faced, Mr. Brody, a producer of the film, adapted from Colin Harrison's 1996 novel, "Manhattan Nocturne," exudes a hard-boiled Bogartian cynicism that doesn't feel forced and is softened with flashes of poetry in his eyes.
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"Eleven P.M." (276), a late silent feature written and directed by the Detroit filmmaker Richard Maurice, who also plays a central role, is an unclassifiable psychodrama involving a hard-boiled reporter, an orphaned child and the transmigration of souls.
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If you've got fresh baby arugula or other greens, top them with canned tuna, quartered hard-boiled eggs, sliced black olives, fresh grape tomatoes or jarred roasted red pepper, and then dress as desired, such as with Dijon vinaigrette.
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The book is the fourth in a series; our reviewer, Ken Tucker, writes that it has "a fresher crackle" than its predecessors, "a more vigorous snap to its hard-boiled frost," which he attributes in part to the translation.
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One night, after a dinner of hearty tucunaré soup — hunks of tender white fish, hard-boiled eggs and potato chunks in broth — Nigel herded us into a small, canoe-like motorboat and set off down the pitch-black river.
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But for the younger Mr. Boylan, the holiday prompts more hard-boiled reflections of the time his father, a young, strait-laced, Harvard-educated prosecutor, became involved in a harrowing extortion trial that was daunting for the entire family.
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I eat my salad — romaine, cherry tomatoes, green onions, asparagus, feta, the remaining half of my avocado from yesterday, and Fanny's Lite Italian, plus two (prepackaged) hard-boiled eggs that A. brought home from the hospital and left in the fridge.
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Hot cereal, cold cereal, fried eggs, hard boiled eggs, soft boiled eggs, omelettes, quiche, poached eggs, eggs benedict, tostadas, scrambles, french toast, pancakes, coffee, other types of eggs, juice, fresh fruit, grits, biscuits, and yogurt are all prepared with minimal fuss.
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The savory ones are served with smoked salmon, sour cream, pickles (in Russia, they pickle everything from eggplant to apples), or shredded hard-boiled eggs; the sweet version comes with condensed milk and other delicacies like little syrup-covered pine cones.
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With 200 food stands, myriad fried concoctions and 80 different types of food-on-a-stick — including salad, hard-boiled eggs, deep fried hot dogs and chocolate covered cheesecakes — the Iowa State Fair rakes in millions from food alone each year.
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I went to CrossFit that night, and knowing I wanted to go again in the morning for the usual Saturday workout, I hard-boiled two eggs and ate them with Old Bay and drizzled extra-virgin olive oil, my favorite.
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During a stop to court voters at the A. Philip Randolph Senior Center on West 146th Street, his audience, eating 50-cent breakfasts of hard-boiled eggs and Cream of Wheat, perked up when Mr. Wright spoke of his father.
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Conner, an android from CyberLife, the corporation which makes all of Detroit's androids, is sent to assist Hank, a hard-boiled detective in tracking down rogue androids and figuring out what is causing them to reject their normally subservient programming.
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Earlier that day, Judge Polster, 66, ate a hasty lunch of a hard-boiled egg and tangerine unpacked from sandwich baggies, having just returned to his chambers from tutoring reading to a third-grader at a school near the courthouse.
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Best of all are Pyongyang naengmyeon, a northern specialty of cool, slippery buckwheat noodles in a chile-laced broth with hard-boiled eggs, pork, and condiments that our waitress assembles methodically, giggling all the while, for a full five minutes.
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Filmmaker John Woo, a professed influence of Stahelski and Leitch on the film, birthed the gun fu genre during the late 1980s and brought it to prominence with such films as The Killer and Hard Boiled during the early '90s.
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His menu consists of about 23 dishes, most of them cooked to order, but regulars know to ask for the chicken biryani, flecked with fried onion and cilantro, garnished with half a hard-boiled egg, all for $230, with a drink.
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Gene Grabowski, a spokesman for Almark Foods, said the voluntary recall affected about 200,000 pounds of hard-boiled and peeled eggs that were sold in white plastic pails to restaurants and grocery stores for use in egg salad and other foods.
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BethNC, Wilmington For his first column for The Times, Mr. López-Alt cooked 700 eggs — "the largest-ever double-blind egg-boiling-and-peeling experiment in the history of the universe" — to arrive at his preferred method for hard-boiled eggs.
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With few exceptions, he limits his movement between team headquarters, where he eats a smart breakfast (hard-boiled eggs without the yolk, half a waffle, oatmeal with berries) and lunch, and his apartment, which is near a tangle of food options.
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The menu reflects the grizzled tastes of another era: I pulled the meat and elastic tendon from pickled pig's feet, and marveled at hard-boiled pickled eggs, still tender, dyed purple with beet juice, smeared with nose-tingling hot mustard.
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Elsewhere on the menu are a few appetizers of Ms. Bai's invention, including skewers of martini olives and hard-boiled quail eggs (an hors d'oeuvre from her dinner parties) and an odd, sour tomato soup heavy with coconut milk and chopped ginger.
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I love my friends and my friends love a cheese plate, so I decide to splurge a bit — I pick up two types of cheese, salami, pepperoni, crackers, garlic dip, apples, hard boiled eggs (for my keto friend), and dark chocolate caramels.
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Futurist cocktails, devised by painters and poets, took their cue from art, not from the palate: concoctions of Italian spirits with elements of surprise — a banana, a hard-boiled egg yolk, chocolate and cheese chunks or a communion wafer stuffed with anchovies.
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As a standalone approach, the 1980s hard-boiled crime film Deadline described as the plan for the Joker film would would work on a similar level as the World War I setting in Wonder Woman, or the gritty post-apocalyptic world in Logan.
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The posthumous episode, which aired on Sunday night, features Bourdain exploring the Lower East Side neighborhood of New York City—his birth place—where he meets with various musicians and artists, including his friend John Lurie, who served him hard-boiled eggs.
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If you've got your eggs, vinegar and dye kits ready to go this Easter weekend, you might already be dreaming of all the rainbow hard-boiled egg recipes you can make after—but we're going to have to stop you right there.
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Jeff Smith's follow-up to Bone gets cosmic by the end, but it starts off with a hard-boiled story about an art thief who steals famous works from other dimensions, and the romantic and scientific past that comes back to haunt him.
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Local suppliers from the Hudson Valley provide many of the ingredients, like the fresh produce in the Starling Yard salad, composed of herbs, carrots and lemon sorrel vinaigrette; and the hummus with in-season vegetables, cucumber and a hard-boiled farm egg.
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As the narrator, a hard-boiled rock star on the road, bids farewell to a wholesome hayseed she met at a county fair ("you've been a joy, a shiny toy"), she stifles her impulse to quit show business and settle down with him.
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In what is sure to be the most bizarre presentation at the annual meeting of the Acoustical Society of America today in Washington, DC, two researchers will be presenting results from experiments on whether exploding hard-boiled eggs can cause hearing damage.
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But they were extremely interested in making sure we were well fed, stuffing us full of blinys (pancakes stuffed with cheese and/or meat), hard-boiled eggs, muesli, kashka (porridge), yogurt, cakes, tea, coffee, milk, and triangular pieces of foil-wrapped processed cheese.
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Alissa: For me, it will be the image of Elisa sitting playfully on the edge of the fish-man's tank and luring him with a hard-boiled egg, then beginning to sign her name to him and, eventually, play music for him.
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In Mark's fantasy world — which frequently comes to jarring digital life onscreen — his G.I. Joe-like alter ego, a hard-boiled, hard-plastic American soldier known as Hogie, does battle with Nazis, aided by a revolving cast of women with Barbie-doll physiques.
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Before she was displaced, Nasrin worked for several years as the chef of an upscale gym back in Tehran, cooking traditional Iranian fare like rich eggplant dips and saucy meatballs filled with hard-boiled egg and apricot, and serving it all poolside.
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In Singaporean, Malaysian and Indonesian cooking, sambal ikan bilis is a must-have condiment alongside nasi lemak, a fragrant rice dish cooked in coconut milk and served with spicy curry, crisp fried anchovies, toasted peanuts, a hard-boiled egg and sliced fresh cucumbers.
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Sweating the sorrel in butter, adding a few cubes of cooked potato and then dressing the finished soup with chopped hard-boiled egg tames the intensity just enough and transforms the dish from a chuggable rescue remedy into a proper and elegant soup.
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In addition to the thousands of hard boiled eggs on the South Lawn, guests will receive an official wooden White House Easter Egg, which this year features a presidential seal on the front and the President and First Lady's signature on the back.
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At Lawson, you can mix-and-match popular oden ingredients such as fish cakes, fish balls, and hard-boiled eggs in the savory dashi (a type of cooking stock popular in Japan) for about 100 yen, about $1, for each additional ingredient.
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Jollibee's closely guarded recipe may differ, but the finished dish — as served at its branch in Woodside, Queens, which opened in 2009 — arrives appropriately attired, heaped with ground pork, a dusting of crushed chicharron, hard-boiled eggs and a few scattered shrimp.
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Driving the news: On Monday, Alamark Foods announced it would voluntarily recall all hard-boiled eggs produced in Gainesville, Ga., such as its "retail, pillow pack, pouch pack, frozen diced, and protein kit products due to potential contamination..." Bakkavor Foods USA Inc.
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You'll also want some classic potato salad—just like Mom used to make—with dill pickles, hard-boiled eggs, mustard, and some other pungent aromatics that'll make you think twice about making out with your neighbor at the end of the night.
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You add a lot of things that don't sound appetizing on their own—a big ol' cup of mayo, grated onions, and hard boiled eggs with worcestershire sauce and mustard—but it tasted OK, and the sauce overwhelmed the vegetables in all the right ways.
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Napier Quarter's signature dish — toast with Spanish anchovies over a thatch of thinly sliced hard-boiled egg — works just as well for breakfast alongside a flat white, as it does as an early evening snack accompanied by a glass of lightly chilled red wine.
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The directors and the design team worked to create a distinct style for each of the five parts, keyed to the radically different literary genres Mr. Bolaño drew on: fairy tale, hard-boiled crime novel, academic satire, lyrical short story, "Don Quixote"-style picaresque.
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The most well-known of the three is 1959's The Crimson Kimono, directed by Samuel Fuller, in which Shigeta plays a suit-wearing, cigarette-smoking hard-boiled LAPD detective who fights his own partner for the affections of an intelligent young blonde — and wins.
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Everything i've made in it so far has been a success including perfect hard boiled eggs that peel very easily EVERY time, oatmeal, delicious yogurt from a gallon of milk, the BEST rice i've ever made, and some terrific soups and even a pot roast.
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At first it looks like a post-apocalyptic film: Will and Tom harvest rainwater, sleep in a tent, eat hard-boiled eggs, and then reuse the shells as compost for their gardens, and "train" in the woods to hide when they hear others coming.
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In hard-boiled political calculation, the number one concern of black voters is preventing a second term for President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE.
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In a 276 GamesTM magazine interview, Anderson said he'd aimed to realize a vision of Fallout that '213s game graphics couldn't handle, influenced by things like Frank Miller and Geoff Darrow's near-future noir comic Hard Boiled and Terry Gilliam's retro-futuristic film Brazil.
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Tidhar's novel juggles many literary devices, including ostentatious stylistic borrowings from the hard-boiled oeuvre of Raymond Chandler and the use of a novel within a novel, as well as diary notations, endnotes and appropriations from Primo Levi and the writer known as Ka-Tzetnik.
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Maybe because of the vice-girl voice of its author, or maybe because of its male ghostwriter, I Am Not Ashamed is in a hard-boiled, pulpy mode, which means that Barbara calls herself "the nuts and boiling hot" with a near-straight face.
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" And despite the nausea that comes with eating dozens upon dozens of hard-boiled eggs, the only time he has ever almost barfed during a contest was once, during a lull in the crowd's roar, when he heard his mother yell, "Do it for Mama!
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Sartaj Singh, the hero of the new Netflix series "Sacred Games," is a familiar figure in the landscape of hard-boiled fiction: the hapless honest cop whose integrity has cost him promotions, the respect of his crooked colleagues and the devotion of his wife.
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Gabrielle Hamilton has the single-best idea for a Christmas Eve feed I've ever considered, and it's the subject of her latest "Eat" column for The Times: a caviar sandwich (above) on buttered white toast, with scallion crème fraîche and chopped hard-boiled eggs.
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China's long coveted annexation of Congo finally went through — the repeated elevator scenes, perhaps a nod to John Woo's famous single-take hospital sequence in "Hard Boiled," were an ingenious way to provide a ticktock on the U.N. vote (and presumably cut between shots).
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Now, for the first time, an African publisher is choosing which books get exported, and as a result, Western readers are gaining access to a greater variety of titles, ranging from contemporary African romance and hard-boiled crime to epic fantasy and children's books.
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Then again the "miners" include those coal miners our new president has such a crush on, but also the former copper miners and their descendants in the union-made socialist bulwark of Butte, a town so hard-boiled Dashiell Hammett once set a novel there.
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Once you wrap your head around that, it's easier to understand Mr. Wise's latest project, which borrows Neal for a caper and casts himself as a film-noir-style gumshoe, although he did allow that he was not quite as hard-boiled as Sam Spade.
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Come see how Humphrey Bogart's golden-era turn as Raymond Chandler's hard-boiled detective Philip Marlowe synchs up with Elliott Gould's incarnation of the same character 43 years later, and the antics of the Dude and his crowbar-toting buddy Walter 25 years after that.
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EmpanadasMakes 10 Ingredients1 large onion, minced 1 (303-lb.) package lean sirloin ground meat 2 hard boiled eggs, peeled and chopped1 vegetable bouillon cube1 package Goya Discos Large Yellow Pastry Dough for Empanadas2-3 tbsp olive oilCumin, to tastePaprika, to tasteSalt and pepper, to taste Instructions1.
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Wallowing in the freedom and the budget that Amazon has given him, Mr Refn lets his hard-boiled saga trudge along at such a lethargic pace that you can leave the room and make a cup of tea in the gaps between the lines of murmured dialogue.
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What has brought these titans of industry, makers of club bangers, dumpees of pop stars, doers of dope shit, and fuckers of peaches together to chat over a plate of what appears to be hard boiled eggs, raw mushrooms, and either taquitos or tightly rolled blunts?
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On the other hand: A big part of the Veronica Mars appeal was that she was a hard-boiled neo-noir private eye who was also a teenage girl, and now that she's no longer a teenager, the balance of the show will have to shift.
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The writers were former journalists, and the story they whipped up hinges on a hard-boiled Chicago reporter, Hildy Johnson, who's planning to leave the city and the newspaper racket, only to be reeled back into action by a jailbreak and his conniving editor, Walter Burns.
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While Jessica tries to tamp down the trauma of her past and get on with her work as a hard-boiled detective, her foster sister, Trish (Rachael Taylor), moves in the opposite direction, confronting an older male producer who exploited her when she was a teenage performer.
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And if you blend in some freshly grated, still-on-the-moist-side young Parmesan cheese along with a sieved hard-boiled egg and a ton of black pepper, you could legitimately pass it off as a Caesar salad, even if spooned over escarole on toast.
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The book explores their struggles to build 240 pepper-crusted beef-on-brioche snacks with celery root salad for the Park Avenue Armory gala in 2015, or peel 800 hard-boiled eggs to help Royal Caribbean cruises introduce a new line of restaurants to 1,400 guests.
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This opening gives you hope that the show will be a nimble, noir-inflected dramedy, buoyed by Mr. Donovan's amusing performance — a lighter alternative to other new shows like "Good Behavior" and "Chance" that are more solemn in their attempts to energize hard-boiled genre tropes.
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She ate a teaspoon each of almond butter and jam before training, followed by a protein shake or eggs and vegetables for breakfast, fish or chicken for lunch and vegetables and another fish for dinner, with snacks of fresh fruit, vegetables and hard-boiled eggs throughout the day.
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We were puzzled to learn on a Saturday night that the restaurant was out of some dishes we had hoped to try: a "tradicional" salad of beets, carrots and hard-boiled eggs; two of the four varieties of empanadas; cannelloni with marinara and béchamel sauce; and vanilla ice cream.
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While we definitely wouldn't want to eat 30 hard boiled eggs like Octavia Spencer did or shoot ourselves up with saline like Jesse Plemons, we think Kate Beckinsale takes the cake when she had to have cement poured on her and go through a tunnel filled with rats.
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Into that fraught situation enter five more spider-people, from five other realities: an older Peter (Jake Johnson), the hard-boiled Spider-Man Noir (Nicolas Cage), the young Peni Parker (Kimiko Glenn), the tough Spider-Gwen (Hailee Steinfeld), and the literally porcine Spider-Ham (a perfectly cast John Mulaney).
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WATCH: Why Girl on the Train's Haley Bennett Had to Be Brave to Take This Role It doesn't hurt to have Allison Janney, either, doing a hard-boiled, "tell me another one, sister" act as a detective who thinks Rachel is just some cuckoo from the choo-choo.
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Where once professional wrestling operated as a theatrical sporting event, with relatively clear character functions of good (faces) and evil (heels), Vince Junior's wrestling world became darker, populated with anti-heroes—a hard-boiled soap opera where the narrative is not constrained by the action of wrestling itself.
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Under the eye of his hard-boiled supervisor, Bonni (Amy Ryan), Robert at first works with a hotheaded undercover agent, Emir (John Leguizamo), then begins a double life as Bob when he is paired with Kathy (Diane Kruger), a smart, stingingly beautiful rookie undercover agent posing as his fiancée.
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So, using the traditional Japanese white bread, which is called shokupan, along with good old classic Kewpie mayo, cooking those eggs to, not so hard-boiled, but just shy of, and then arranging it on your shokupan, that nice, bright, lively yolk, which is so important to the presentation.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention this week warned distributors against selling hard-boiled eggs bought in bulk from a Georgia production plant that it said was the likely source of listeria contamination that had led to sicknesses in five states, including one death and four hospitalizations.
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Other examples of Troom Troom's offbeat sense of humor include a step-by-step on how to prank your teacher by removing the middle from their sandwich and filling their hard-boiled egg with paint (?), a tutorial on how to make your lips look like the inside of an orange (
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Role Call: A gruff Texas cop named Bobby Andes, who's willing to bend the law to see justice done for a bereaved man As a huge fan of hard-boiled fiction author Jim Thompson (The Grifters), Michael Shannon needed little persuading to join Tom Ford's slippery psychological thriller as Lieut.
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Here and there the prose makes an ill-advised turn toward the hard-boiled — sex between Cardona and his girlfriend lasted "till their nerves rang numb," while cartel parties featured women with breasts "spilling out of tight leather jackets" — complete with jarring bits of profanity in the author's own voice.
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Much of his comedy on "Saturday Night Live" hinges on empathetic shifts in perspective, showing us the roiling inner life of an animal, an object (as in a hard-boiled sketch from the point of view of a sink having an existential crisis) or a person not known for introspection.
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"if you're replacing cow's milk, which provides about 8 grams of protein per cup, with oat milk, which provides about 212 grams protein per cup, you may want to make up that protein from another food, such as a quarter cup of nuts or pumpkin seeds or a hard boiled egg," Sass said.
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The Hong Kong director behind action classics like Hard Boiled and A Better Tomorrow (and later American action movies including Face/Off and Broken Arrow) has turned the image of doves flying across the screen during a firefight into a signature trope, suggesting the end of innocence and the arrival of chaos.
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Jason Allemann's EV3 Egg Decorator isn't the first Lego creation that automates the process of turning a hard-boiled egg into a work of art, but he always goes the extra mile to post the full build instructions and programming code on his JK Brickworks website if you want to build your own.
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In recent years, before constructing puzzles again, I wrote two futuristic, hard-boiled crime novel e-books (inspired by stories written by Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett) and created two more e-books of cartoons (inspired by my fondness for Hallowe'en and the artistic works of Charles Addams in "The Addams Family").
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Using a moody, silver-screen palette and characters who sometimes appeared sculpted from wire, the story nodded to the hard-boiled tradition, but the book's gonzo climax is more farce than noir: a set piece involving a U.S.O. show run amok, with a gender-bending twist so good it fooled me twice.
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Set in New York of the 1930s, Robert Redford plays the flawed hero Roy Hobbs, Glenn Close and Kim Basinger are his competing romantic interests, Robert Duvall the hard-boiled sports scribe and Barbara Hershey the woman from a dark chapter in his past, a past that Duvall's Max Mercy digs up.
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The plate spills over with airy fritters, fried tofu, hard-boiled eggs lashed with sambal and your choice of ayam bakar Bali, sweet-hot chicken blackened on the grill, or beef rendang — saucier than you might find in Indonesia, because "people like a lot of sauce over the rice," Ms. Tjahjadi said.
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After watching hard-boiled antiheroes power 21st century television — see: Don Draper (Jon Hamm), Walter White (2019 Emmy opener Bryan Cranston), every man in Deadwood, and every man on Game of Thrones — it has been refreshing to see women characters shed the restraints of the Likable Woman trope and entertain their darkest impulses.
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I don't know what's wrong with me: On an average day, I can easily eat six hard-boiled eggs in one sitting, and today, in celebration of my Day of Bulking, I've even bought large eggs—instead of jumbo—to make them easier to pop into my mouth whole, like super-sized Tic Tacs.
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From a Culligan water filtration system that'll allow you to bid adieu to the bulky version crammed into your fridge to a foolproof way to peel hard-boiled eggs to the trick to actually being okay with getting out of the shower, these are the home upgrades you probably didn't even know you needed.
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She brings him hard-boiled eggs for lunch, which he devours as avidly as Cool Hand Luke, and then teaches him how to sign "egg" and other words: a dazzling device on del Toro's part, whereby Eliza's condition, far from being a handicap, eases the entente between her and the prisoner, while confirming his intelligence.
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Led by Anthony Nash, the vice president of the research firm Charles M Salter and Associates, the exploding eggs experiment was conducted as expert testimony for a court case in which the plaintiff was suing a restaurant for allegedly suffering severe burns and hearing damage after a microwaved hard-boiled egg exploded in his mouth.
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Editors' Choice The past and the present are in lively conversation in this week's recommendations, from a graphic novel version of Anne Frank's diary to a collection of 1960s-era Japanese short stories to a debut novel out of Appalachia that draws overtly on the models of classic hard-boiled fiction and film noir.
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Servings: 6Prep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 35 minutes 123 pounds Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieceskosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste8 ounces dill pickles, cut into 1/2-inch pieces8 ounces mayonnaise2 tablespoon Dijon mustard6 hard boiled eggs, peeled and diced4 ribs celery, diced1/2 red onion, diced 1.
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She would start out the day with a teaspoon each of almond butter and jam before training, and then follow that with a protein shake or eggs and vegetables for breakfast, fish or chicken for lunch and vegetables and another fish for dinner, with snacks of fresh fruit, vegetables and hard-boiled eggs throughout the day.
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In her long, openhearted life, the actress and author Carrie Fisher brought the subject of bipolar disorder into the popular culture with such humor and hard-boiled detail that her death on Tuesday triggered a wave of affection on social media and elsewhere, from both fans and fellow bipolar travelers, whose emotional language she knew and enriched.
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Almost every line in the book — except the ones that refer directly to poetry, or that employ four-letter words that would never have been permitted under the Hayes Code — sounds like it could have been lifted from the hard-boiled repartee from some detective flick of the '40s or '50s, or else one of the tougher screwball comedies.
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Mr. Klika throws in pita bread, hummus, and deli meats so he doesn't even have to make sandwiches in the morning (on hot days, the ice packs feel refreshing on the face, too.) Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, nuts, fruit, hard-boiled eggs, and sweet potatoes will also feed you and your young athlete without weighing you down.
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Hungry City 8 Photos View Slide Show ' It is time to praise the Bangladeshi steam table, with its crammed bins, trays, casserole dishes and china bowls; its stacks of cilantro-flecked kebabs as long as hot dogs; its rolling mountains of rice in sepia and saffron, studded with whole peeled hard-boiled eggs and looking ready to tumble.
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Memories of Kaphan's own grandmother, a Jewish matriarch of Eastern European heritage whom the chef fondly refers to as Bubby, are manifest in the Ashkenazi-style chopped liver, sautéed in chicken fat and mixed with herbs and hard-boiled egg white; it's luxuriant enough to be the main event, instead of its traditional billing as a side dish.
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The poster features an overhead shot of a bowl that's got the whole damn kitchen sink, as the caption explains: Avocado and cherry tomatoes tossed in Honey Lime Vinaigrette with seven-grain croutons (must be the "toast" part of the calculus?) over a bed of farro, crisp apple, and kale, served with a hard boiled egg.
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Two distinct possibilities present themselves: this is either someone that is eating hard-boiled eggs, shell and all, or the poster is a benign troll in the vein of Ken M. The truth will likely remain unclear until the end times, but because of a distinct lack of joy in the world lately, I choose to take the post at face value.
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Servings: 22Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 1 hour 5 Yukon gold potatoes (about 3 pounds|1.5 kg)kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste1/453 cup|125 grams mayonnaise1/4 cup|45 grams bread and butter pickles, finely diced2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar2 tablespoons whole grain mustard5 scallions, thinly sliced3 hard boiled eggs, finely chopped1 rib celery, finely diced1 teaspoon paprika 1.
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Fans love menu items like Fiesta Noodles (a recreation of "pancit palabok," a noodle dish with toppings like shrimp, ground meat and hard-boiled eggs); Breakfast Joy Corned Beef (served with garlic rice and a fried egg); and for dessert, peach and Filipino mango pie or Halo-Halo (a concoction of shaved ice, ube and jackfruit ice cream, leche flan and jellies).
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Medha: Mm. Once cooked, injera is topped with vegetable and meat dishes like yater kik alecha, made from yellow split peas; gomen, a stew of collard greens; atakilt, a mix of cabbage, carrot, and potatoes; shiro, a spicy chickpea dish; and doro wot, a chicken dish cooked with ginger, garlic, hard-boiled eggs and berbere, an Ethiopian blend of 30 different spices.
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Breakfast is served in the adjacent LovEat cafe, an organic, vegan-friendly coffeehouse chain where hotel guests get private access to a garden terrace and menu options include a "Sabich plate" — a deconstructed version of the beloved Israeli sandwich featuring tahini, hard-boiled egg and eggplant; and the "Tel Aviv Breakfast" of two eggs any style, chopped salad, bread basket and assorted dips.
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Named for the "People's Chamber," the lower house of parliament in the G.D.R., Volkskammer tries to revive East Germany on a daily basis by cooking up gruel for the odd local with a case of "ostalgie" — nostalgia for the old East — and curious tourists willing to punish their palates with hearty slop like Falscher Hase, or counterfeit rabbit: a dense, gravy-smothered meatloaf hiding a hard-boiled egg and cured pork knuckle with kraut.
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Servings: 6Total time: 1 hour 30 minutes Ingredients26 tablespoons unsalted butter22 ribs celery, diced26 garlic cloves, minced22 green bell pepper, stemmed and diced22 medium yellow onion, diced23 pounds turtle meat, finely chopped23/22 cup tomato paste23/24 cup all-purpose flour4 cups veal stock2 bay leaves1 (28-ounce) can whole peeled tomatoes, crushed by handkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper1 lemon1/33 cup dry sherry3 tablespoons finely chopped parsley2 hard-boiled eggs, finely chopped Directions 1.
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But sandwiched between descriptions of million-dollar shopping sprees and top-shelf real estate was something much more hard boiled: frank discussions of the particularly uncomfortable double-standards some Asian-American men place on Asian-American women, the racism of East Asians towards Southeast Asians, and the hierarchy of the Chinese diaspora (land-owning overseas Chinese on top, then Hong Kong Chinese, then Taiwanese, followed by Mainland Chinese, and finally ABCs — American-Born Chinese — bringing up the rear).
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During the Spanish Inquisition, "secret" Jews who had been forcibly converted to Catholicism still refrained from cooking on the Sabbath and made unleavened bread for Passover, despite the risk of being exposed by servants or neighbors; as recounted by David M. Gitlitz and Linda Kay Davidson in "A Drizzle of Honey" (1999), one woman was burned alive on the evidence of her having made a distinctly Sephardic stew of lamb, chickpeas and hard-boiled eggs, known as adafina.
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" Every piece felt steeped in the sepia tones of McKean's unsettling art even if it seemed to make only the most glancing contact with the image's contents: Valente's "No One Dies in Nowhere," for instance, opens next to a pencil-sketched image of a bird-headed person in a long thick scarf and coat, but spins from it an affecting story of afterlives that's C. S. Lewis's "The Great Divorce" dressed in hard-boiled noir by way of "The Pilgrim's Progress.
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Other ideas for cooking in the middle of the week: Mark Bittman's recipe for a 30-minute curried carrot and coconut soup; Kim Severson's adaptation of a Thomas Keller recipe for sautéed chicken breasts with tarragon (20 minutes!); or David Tanis's recipe for an Italian-style tuna sandwich, which you can build in 30 minutes even if you don't have hard-boiled eggs, and eat side-by-side with your human, pet or stuffed animal, watching "Sneaky Pete" on Amazon.
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Hydration Eight glasses of water Breakfast Protein shake made with dairy-free chocolate protein powder, almond milk and blueberries Snack Hard-boiled egg Kiwi Lunch Salad with chicken, carrots, avocado, celery, lemon juice and vinegar Snack Four slices of peppered salami ½ cup of strawberries Dinner Steak with zucchini, onion and mushrooms Total Calories: 1,317 The Verdict: "Ashley has a super-clean diet and does a great job of eating lots of fruits, vegetables and no junk food," says Chicago-based dietitian Dawn Jackson Blatner.
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