For a heartier meal, add a protein to your salad.
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Other soup brands, like Progresso, are much heartier, he said.
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The 10 new menu items are heartier than its lunch fare.
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For most people, cravings tend to be tied to heartier foods.
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Use leftover bacon grease for a heartier, more flavorful egg dish.
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These are all heartier plates with a slightly higher price tag.
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I believe a true namesake of mine would be a heartier dog.
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The cantaloupe is heartier than its melon-mate and, well, nothing really happens.
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Greek Goddess Grain Bowl Turn the classic salad into a heartier dish.10.
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Or, for something heartier, add chicken toward the beginning as I do here.
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For a heartier dish, Chicago's deep-dish pizza will certainly do the trick.
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If he's had an intense workout, he'll go with something heartier like steak.
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Spring Chicken Salad Toasts For a heartier meal, just add toast and enjoy!
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It's heartier and seems like something a grown up should be able to handle.
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Well, it provides an avenue for heartier dramas filled with ample twists and turns.
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Seafood is an obvious match, especially heartier choices like lobster, scallops, crab and halibut.
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For those looking for something a little heartier, Google just announced the Nest Hub Max.
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Some lounges also feature heartier food options, sometimes included or sometimes for an additional charge.
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Seafood was beautifully prepared, but I think Mr. Ryan's heart belongs to the heartier entrees.
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Mr. Portale hits the accents harder, and underlines the heartier flavors with reductions and other tactics.
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Signs in the cafeteria remind staff to eat fruits and vegetables, though many prefer heartier fare.
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I usually have a kale salad and something heartier on top like an egg and kimchi.
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Less heartier characters might have blanched at the work environment, but Mr. Huizenga found it invigorating.
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The audiences' laughter seemed heartier, their tears more profound, and I could not have been happier.
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The laid-back spot has heartier options, too, like poached eggs, house-made granola and sandwiches.
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Two (Mikel Murfi) is of a heartier constitution, and steadier on his feet, at least marginally.
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So I guess I have a heartier sense of stick-to-itiveness than I did before.
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Like the muffin but cozier and heartier, chock full of pecans, coconut, carrots, apple and raisins.
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The Pulse feature layers coarse chops over smooth purees for heartier recipes like chunky soup or salsa.
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So Panera has decided to add heartier options that will only be available after 4:30 p.m.
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I also want a heartier, more substantial pasta than the kind we usually make for summer meals.
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With fall weather approaching, I decided my curry also needed some autumn vegetables, for a heartier meal.
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Don't think of it just for summer — it has heft to match the heartier foods of winter.
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Most of these are red, in deference to the season, when most people gravitate toward heartier dishes.
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These blueberry- and sprinkle-topped vanilla quinoa jars look and taste like dessert but pack a heartier punch.
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Schiessl loves sipping orange wine on its own but also pairs it with heartier dishes like pork chops.
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Meanwhile, Anderson is gambling on heartier western waters to find crab away from the rest of the fleet.
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The second course was heartier, a hunk of grilled pork belly that DeLeon introduced as an ode to Hausbar.
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If you're looking for something on the heartier side, Yotam Ottolenghi shares his tips for the best British pie.
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For those who are craving a heartier treat, the original Reese's are still the best choice, in my opinion.
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For $150, you can buy a Crispr kit online and use it to engineer heartier gut bacteria in your kitchen.
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The heartier teas with big, fruity or nutty, bold flavors naturally gravitated toward the richer flavors of rum and bourbon.
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Or, if you've got a heartier appetite, try the savory potato and onion filling you'll find in a masala dosa.
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Unfortunately, unlike their heartier desert counterparts, many houseplants can't get by on a spritz of water whenever you remember they exist.
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It's perhaps even heartier than the first one I tried, though between the two of us, we can't clean the plate.
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Pizzas there tend to be more like focaccia, a bit thicker and heartier, more often referred to as scaccia or schiacciata.
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Another restaurant, Yasaka, offers heartier fare, from grilled shrimp to savory pancakes, prepared on the traditional steel hot plates known as teppan.
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That said, don't you wish that sometimes your chicken soup were a little heartier, a little sassier — well, a little less boring?
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Presidents Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush possessed heartier appetites than provided for in the the more austere kitchen of President Ronald Reagan.
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"As a guy, I'm more likely to eat a burger, because it's big, because it's heartier, because men are meat eaters," he says.
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But if you're craving something a little more gourmet, something heartier, there are even more specific delivery services that'll keep you from going hungry.
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"It was like the one-dollar sandwich bread," said the Ontario-based romance writer, not the heartier, artisanal kind she and her family prefer.
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And among nonidentical same-sex twin pairs, babies with heartier appetites (higher food responsiveness or lower satiety responsiveness) gained weight faster than their twins.
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Those who prefer a heartier meal, however, could turn to Mark Bittman's adaptation of an old Lorna Sass recipe for pressure cooker porcini risotto.
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Mobile Companies Are Just Getting Started It takes a much heartier stomach to jump into the startup game now than it did a year ago.
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A rare fruit could wind up in U.S. stores in the near future after scientists spliced its DNA to make it heartier and more efficient.
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Our version here uses lettuce as a refreshing carb-free option, but you could obviously sub in tortillas here to make it a little heartier.
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Similar to other plant-based burgers, the vegetable toppings made the burger feel heartier, although the taste of protein seemed more prominent in this patty.
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The avocado gado gado—made with soft-boiled quail eggs, radish, and edible flowers—is a fanciful play on a traditional, usually heartier Indonesian salad.
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That's healthier and heartier than how many people eat (James is also 6-foot-8 and 25o pounds), but it's not exactly Tom Brady's diet, either.
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The ceviche gets even heartier from here, thanks to chunks of fatty young coconut and the plantain chips that you use to scoop it all up.
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A farm boy wearing a pot on his head, he starts out so weak most people might ditch him for some of the game's heartier characters.
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A salamino, which is often used for blending, yields sturdy wines that are deep pink to purple, often more tannic and suited for a heartier meal.
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Dinner evolves into heartier fare like short ribs with polenta and chard, wood-roasted shrimp, and steak with potato gratin: 140 West 30th Street, 212-239-0570, tillandsprocket.com.
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Mr. Sanders has been trying to shift to berries, grains and smoothies, but he leans toward heartier stuff — spare ribs, steaks, cheesecake, fried chicken, fried rice, bacon and eggs.
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Mr. Reid is developing the winter menu — featuring heartier dishes anchored with root vegetables and pickled produce — but some of the standouts from the summer menu will live on.
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In these comfortable, exclusive spaces, you can enjoy things like free drinks, snacks or heartier food, fast Wi-Fi, comfortable seats, and sometimes amenities like showers or spa treatments.
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Expect a mix of substantial-sized bar snacks such as baby lamb chops ($8 each), and heartier traditional English dishes such as shepherd's pie ($19) and fish and chips ($20).
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A heartier appetizer, and one that was just right on a chilly winter day, was the lobster macaroni and cheese, a mix of pasta shells, lobster meat, and gooey jack and Gouda cheeses.
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Specifically, DeBord said, this "Banner" segues several times to minor chords, which in the Western canon are considered melancholic, in places where major chords, which are heartier and more upbeat, are the norm.
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Beat the mixture with chopsticks until the whites are broken into small chunks and the yolks have coated the rice in a creamy sauce for a heartier take on Japanese tamago kake gohan.
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You can clean them, but VG residue is heartier than volume markings on cheap, plastic syringes and after a few washings you're left with a clear tube which is of no use to anyone.
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For a spicy take on matzo ball soup, try the chef Fany Gerson's matzo ball soup a la Mexicana; and for a heartier version of matzo brei, try matzo with lox, eggs and onions.
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I once spent a weekend "skiing" in Vermont, and by "skiing" I mean huddled close to a wood-burning stove while snow piled up outside and my heartier friends trekked out to the slopes.
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Heartier plates are available from morning to midnight at Lotti's, the hotel's Italian-inflected restaurant, where everything from a full English breakfast to plates of celery-root ravioli are served beneath a retractable glass ceiling.
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There is also an Israeli-inspired dinner menu, offering heartier options like whole roasted eggplant in tahini sauce, sliced black pudding with peppers, and velvety, succulent Kintoa pork filet, the pork of choice in Basque Country.
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Compared to the original 1960s design, the new spillway will have more rebar, stronger and thicker concrete, vinyl water stops inside of joints and a heartier drainage system — all with the concrete anchored into bedrock, Petersen said.
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Bottles are paired with a fixed-price menu that includes small plates such as arjoli (a dip made from sun-dried tomatoes, capers, olives and anchovies) followed by heartier dishes like pork served with honey and rosemary.
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Just east of Corso Como, Soulgreen serves up a plant-based, mostly vegan menu of soups, salads and heartier bowls that run the gamut of global cuisines, alongside juices, cocktails with fresh-pressed mixers, and biodynamic wines.
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Turmeric lattes are also an option for a heartier morning drink besides a weak tea: Mix turmeric powder, ginger powder, and milk together with a sweetener and you have a comforting cup of something to start your day.
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Another is the avocado gado gado ("mix mix," in Indonesian), featuring soft-boiled quail eggs, flower petals, radishes, and avocado purée—a fanciful spin on a normally heartier salad of boiled vegetables and tofu or tempeh in peanut sauce.
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Best choices among the heartier entrees included saffron-braised chicken thighs fragrant with a citrus-like bergamot, and pulled-pork sliders that were so beautifully seasoned with ancho chilies that they almost overshadowed the also wonderful and homemade brioche buns.
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He's going to be O.K. • Jian-Yang isn't my favorite character, but his presence as a Erlich's unwelcome tenant and tormentor this season has been good for a few stray laughs, none heartier than his prank phone call in the seconds before launch.
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In the Alpine north, we encountered even fewer visitors, heartier food — including a cheesy potato entree called kacamak — and zealous portions: an order of local trout at Konoba restaurant in Kolasin, the country's main ski town, delivered a pair of foot-long fish.
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Fredrik Berselius, the restaurant's Michelin-starred Swedish chef, opened the original Aska in 2012, after surviving the kitchens of Corton and Per Se. At the old location, a mile north, the fare was equally well cooked, but was heartier and more affordable.
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You know the drill: Find some food that you think would go well with an aromatic, not particularly tannic red wine — personally, I see a roast chicken in my future, but I might try skirt steak, pork chops or a heartier seafood dish.
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For a heartier meal, sample the district's interpretation of laksa, a spice-packed coconut curry noodle soup, at various spots such as 328 Katong Laksa (from 5.35 Singapore dollars) and Marine Parade Laksa (50 East Coast Road, No. 9-2270; from 28 Singapore dollars).
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For Keith, the replacement of an ancient, inferior species like Neanderthals by newer, heartier Homo sapiens proved that Britain's actions in Australia — "The white man ... replacing the most ancient type of brown man known to us" — was part of a natural order that had been operating for millenniums.
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The 2018 Cape Route Chenin Blanc, with its light, dry, and fruity taste, was the perfect bottle to bring along for a snack-filled picnic in Central Park, while the 2017 Far + Wide Touriga Nacional (currently sold out), was a nice light red for a heartier lamb dinner at home.
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They don't even know if a certain gene has been partnered with something that has to do with peanuts," she said, calling the claim that disease-resistant GMOs that create heartier crops can help feed more people on the planet "a PR stunt because it's not true and it hasn't been done.
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One reason we've reached this point is that pro-life activists have proved to be so tenacious, and have made smart use of new technology (those ubiquitous sonograms), and another is that legislators have turned out to have a heartier appetite for shaming and policing women than some of us might have reckoned.
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Albums with heartier download and sales numbers slipped ahead, including Twenty One Pilots' "Trench," which totaled 0003,000 units on 53 million streams and 135,000 in sales — good enough for No. 2 — and Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter V," No. 1 last week, which added another 155 million streams and 16,000 in sales for the No. 3 spot.
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Arctic char in Alaska are closely related to both trout and salmon, but are heartier and can live in harsher conditions such as colder and deeper northern water. The Arctic char can weigh up to 20 pounds.
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Nest structure and breeding habitat characteristics of Barred Owls (Strix varia) in Manitoba, Canada. Secondary prey that is heartier still can include several species of cottontail rabbits.U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Biological Survey. (1909). The Rabbits of North America.
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Farmers who need to rise early to tend to animals or perform other chores may eat a small "first breakfast", such as toast and coffee, just after rising, followed by a heartier second breakfast after the first round of chores is done.
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C. laricinellae, a heartier parasite that only targets C. laricella was introduced in Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington, where it has had much greater success. Since 1960 these two species, combined with natural factors have parasitized over 90% of the casebearer populations in some areas.
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Lugaw is traditionally made by boiling glutinous rice (Tagalog: malagkit; Visayan: pilit). Regular white rice may also be used if boiled with excess water. The basic version is sparsely spiced, usually only using salt, garlic, and ginger; or alternatively, sugar. Heartier versions are cooked in a chicken, fish, pork, or beef broth.
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However, lack of water foiled the trial. The later discovery of a field phone line on the peak indicated enemy presence. In another approach to a heartier defense, 225 reinforcements were flown in. The Royal Lao Air Force flew 113 hours in support missions with their T-6 Texans in their fledgling combat efforts.
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The oldest type of sweet corn contains more sugar and less starch than field corn intended for livestock. Tends to be heartier in respect to planting depth, germination and growth than other types. Begins conversion of sugar to starch after peak maturity or harvest, and as such is best when harvested and eaten immediately.
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Pre-sliced bread is most common. Toast is commonly eaten with butter or margarine, and sweet toppings, such as jam or jelly. Regionally, savory spreads, such as peanut butter or a yeast extract, may also be popular. Buttered toast may also accompany savory dishes, especially soups or stews, and be topped with heartier ingredients like eggs or baked beans as a light meal.
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After the phylloxera epidemic of the 19th century, plantings of Folle blanche declined as wine growers switched to heartier, more rot resistant varieties such as the Baco blanc grape in the Cognac and Armagnac regions. This trend continued throughout most of the 20th century and into the 21st century as plantings of Folle blanche steadily declined from in 1958 to in 2009.
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300 Types of Bread, www.germany-tourism.de. Retrieved 2007, 26 November. Occasionally, more traditional and heartier Breakfasts, like the Bavarian "Brotzeit" with Weisswurst, Sweet Mustard and Wheat beer, or the Bauernfrühstück are also popular. A typical cheese and cold meat buffet served at private festivities As a country with many immigrants, Germany has adopted many international dishes into its cuisine and daily eating habits.
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Heartier versions of mangú are accompanied by deep-fried meat (Dominican salami, typically), cheese, or both. Lunch, generally the largest and most important meal of the day, usually consists of rice, meat, beans, and salad. "La Bandera" (literally "The Flag") is the most popular lunch dish; it consists of meat and red beans on white rice. Sancocho is a stew often made with seven varieties of meat.
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The Big Classic sandwich was a hamburger sold by the international fast-food restaurant chain Wendy's. The sandwich was intended to present a larger, meatier burger that appealed to the 18- to 36-year-old male demographic that desired a "heartier" product. It is one of only two named hamburger products sold by the company and was designed to compete against the Burger King Whopper sandwich.
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He was of native of Baeza in Andalusia, southern Spain, born in 1528; died at Cuzco, Peru on 15 January 1598. He became a Jesuit in 1565, and went to Paris in 1569. He was first destined for the missions of Heartier, whence he was ordered (1577) to Juli, on the shores of Lake Titicaca in Southern Peru. He became one of the founders of this important mission.
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"Cotechino Modena", as served with polenta and lentils. Modena has a rich and diversified cuisine, often including meats, hams and salamis. One of the most famous Modenese dishes is "zampone" (the fatter and heartier version) or "cotechino modena" (cotechino is leaner and less fat than zampone). Cotechino dates back to around 1511 to Mirandola, where, whilst besieged, the people had to find a way to preserve meat and use the less tender cuts, so made the cotechino.
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Canadian white bread is a style of bread produced or sold by several companies—including Pepperidge Farm, Trader Joe's, and J.J. Nissen—that has a heartier texture than the white bread typically found throughout the United States. J.J. Nissen also offers other Canadian-style breads. The term Canadian white bread is not used in Canada; as is the case with the term Canadian bacon, Canadian white is referred to as "white bread" in Canada and is called "Canadian white bread" only when it is exported.
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The fishing boat, bending to the wind, seems actually to cleave the waves. There is no truer or heartier work in the exhibition."Unnamed critic quoted in Hand, 259 Another wrote, "Much has already been said in praise of the easy, elastic motion of the figures of the party in the sailboat, which is scudding along through blue water under 'a fair wind.' They sway with the rolling boat, and relax or grow rigid as the light keel rises or sinks upon the waves.
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Andrea Simakis of The Plain Dealer describes the book as a "heartier meal" than Grisham's usual "potato-chip fiction". Publishers Weekly also notes that the fairy tale ending is not really in keeping with the introduction's dark humor. Rick Arthur of The United Arab Emirates publication The National describes the book unfavorably as a cross between prior Grisham works The Street Lawyer and The King of Torts and similarly describes the protagonist unfavorably to those of The Firm and The Rainmaker. The book has been derided for its lack of suspense.
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Because of its mineral complexity and coarse grain size, sel gris can be used both as a cooking salt and a finishing salt. Being much denser than table and kosher salt, there is a lot more salt in an equivalent volume of sel gris. Because it is a moist salt, it does not suck all the moisture out of food when used as a finishing salt, unlike kosher salt (which is designed to absorb blood and other fluids from meat). Selmeliers tend to pair sels gris with heartier foods like steak and root vegetables due to their mineral complexity.
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Saimin is a noodle soup dish common in the contemporary cuisine of Hawaii. Traditionally consisting of soft wheat egg noodles served in a hot dashi garnished with diced green onions and a thin slice of kamaboko, modern versions of saimin include additional toppings such as char siu, sliced Spam, sliced egg, or shredded nori. When Chinese dumplings are added to the noodle soup, it is seen on menus as the heartier wonton min. All saimin establishments have their own, often secret recipe for the soup base, but primarily use kombu and dried shrimp as major ingredients.
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According to wine experts Bastianich and Lynch, these wines tend to be "heartier" than typical rosés with exotic spice aromas along with dried cherry, orange peel, strawberry and cinnamon notes. Matt Kramer describes Cerasuolo as "one of the world's great rosé". In the Controquerra DOC stretched out among five communes near the Marche border in northern Abruzzo, a novello style wine is produced from grapes that at least 30% of which has undergone carbonic maceration (a technique used in the French wine region of Beaujolais for the wine Beaujolais nouveau). This produces a very fruity wine with low tannins that can be consumed soon after the vintage.
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Russian standards also appeared in his recital programs, notably Tchaikovsky's "To the Forest", "None but the Lonely Heart", "Don Juan's Serenade", Rachmaninoff's "Christ is Risen" and Malashkin's "O Could I But Express in Song". Most of these songs were sung in English. However, it was in British song that Dawson was especially famous, and his career helped to preserve the concert recital, and many of the older ballad type of songs, at a time when other forms of popular music were displacing the Victorian standards. He was particularly successful with the heartier, rollicking type of song, such as Off to Philadelphia, The Old Superb and Up from Somerset.
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Pala will eat heartier foods in the winter months to help keep warm. Some of the customary restrictions they explain as cultural saying only that drokha do not eat certain foods, even some that may be naturally abundant. Though they live near sources of fish and fowl these do not play a significant role in their diet, and they do not eat carnivorous animals, rabbits or the wild asses that are abundant in the environs, classifying the latter as horse due to their cloven hooves. Some families do not eat until after the morning milking, while others may have a light meal with butter tea and tsampa.
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During the Confessions Tour in 2006, Madonna sat down on the middle of the stage and performed an acoustic, stripped-down version of the song. She was joined by Yitzhak Sinwani of the London Kabbalah Centre, who had also been present earlier in the show for the performance of the song "Isaac". Writing for Pitchfork Media, Stephen Deusner complimented Madonna's singing, saying that " she's got a deeper, heartier range that works best on ballads like 'Drowned World'". The song was not included on the NBC special, The Confessions Tour: Live from London, which aired on November 22, 2006, but it was present on the full-length DVD release.
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Dudley Fitts, himself an important mid-century translator, said of Ciardi's version, "[H]ere is our Dante, Dante for the first time translated into virile, tense American verse; a work of enormous erudition which (like its original) never forgets to be poetry; a shining event in a bad age." Joan Acocella (née Ross), however, noted "The constant stretching for a heartier, more modern and American idiom not only vulgarizes; it also guarantees that wherever Dante expresses himself by implication rather than by direct statement, Ciardi will either miss or ignore the nuance."The Cult of Language: A Study of Two Modern Translations of Dante. by Joan Ross Acocella.
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The New York Times, December 20, 1957, accessed May 1, 2010 Walter Kerr of the Herald Tribune glowingly described the opening scene of the musical: "It's the beat that does it. The overture of The Music Man drives off with a couple of good, shrill whistles and a heave-ho blast from half the brass in the pit, with the heartier trombonists lurching to their feet in a blare of enthusiasm. The curtain sails up to disclose the most energetic engine on the Rock Island Railroad (circa 1912) hurtling across the proscenium with real smoke pouring out of its smokestack and real steam rolling along the rails". Kerr called Preston "indefatigable: he's got zest and gusto and a great big grin for another slam-bang march tune".
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Adda () is a traditional Bengali means of socialising over food during the work day. Food taken during adda consists usually of mishti or sweetmeats, tea, and coffee, although heartier meats such as fried fish may be brought out as well. The adda first saw its rise during the colonial era, for guild members to meet and talk about a range of topics: > "You could be discussing Charles and Camilla's marriage this moment, and the > next moment you're swinging over to the latest cricket series between India > and Pakistan, and then swing back to the recent controversy over Tagore." Being a hobby for artisans, women were largely secluded from adda, a sentiment that has begun to disappear with the democratization of adda and women occupying a larger space in social life.
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This was likely because added volume of wine (anywhere from 15-20%) that pressing could produce versus manual treading was substantial enough to justify the cost.H. Johnson Vintage: The Story of Wine pg 70, 124-125, 147, 202-214 Simon and Schuster 1989 Machine pressing became even more widespread in the 17th and 18th century as the style of winemaking in France and other parts of Europe was shifting towards heartier wines that could age and survive long transport voyages over seas. Winemaking text began recommending the use of mechanical pressings over feet treading in lagars. Even in Bordeaux, which was still using lagars long after Burgundy, Champagne and other French wine regions had adopted the basket press, saw the use of a wine press become more popular after darker, more full bodied wines of Château Haut-Brion produced by Lord Arnaud III de Pontac began receive wide acclaim from English writers.
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H. Johnson Vintage: The Story of Wine pp 10-31, 35-46, 59-63, 147, 210–219 Simon and Schuster 1990 Even after the development of newer, more efficient wine presses, many ancient and early winemakers still preferred making the lighter colored and fruitier style of wines. There was an understanding, as early as the time of the Ancient Greeks and Roman winemakers, that harder pressing and letting the juice "sit" for a period with the skins would make darker, heartier wines, but the resulting wines were often considered too harsh and less desirable. This sentiment lasted well into the Middle Ages, when the pale clarets from Bordeaux were starting to gain the world's attention. To the powerful English market, the most prized clarets were, according to wine historian Hugh Johnson, the vin d'une nuit or "wine of one night", which were pale-rosé colored wines made from juice that was allowed only a single night of skin contact.
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The call for the congress included these remarks: > To discuss, in the light of science and modern conscience, the general > relations subsisting between the peoples of the West and those of the East, > between the so-called "white" and the so-called "colored" peoples, with a > view to encouraging between them a fuller understanding, the most friendly > feelings, and the heartier co-operation.… The interchange of material and > other wealth between the races of mankind has of late years assumed such > dimensions that the old attitude of distrust and aloofness is giving way to > a genuine desire for a closer acquaintanceship. Out of this interesting > situation has sprang the idea of holding a Congress where the > representatives of the different races might meet each other face to face, > and might, in friendly rivalry, further the cause of mutual trust and > respect between the Occident and Orient, between the so-called "white" > peoples and the so-called "colored" peoples.
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A 1649 drawing of a German horizontal wine press. In the 17th and 18th century, the style of winemaking in France was for heartier wines that could age and survive long transport voyages over seas. Winemaking text such as the 1803 annotated and updated edition of de Serres' Théâtre d'Agriculture began recommending that all fine producers employ the use of a wine press and that sometimes blending in a bit of the vin de presse to enhance color and body was essential to create a wine that could last. Even in Bordeaux, which was still using lagars long after Burgundy, Champagne and other French wine regions had adopted the basket press, saw the use of a wine press become more popular after darker, more full bodied wines of Ho-Bryan produced by Lord Arnaud III de Pontac began receive wide acclaim from English writers such as Jonathan Swift, John Locke and Samuel Pepys.
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