Eric Berdinis, a product manager for Otto, walked us through the hardware and computing that turns hunks of metal into hunks of metal that can drive themselves down highways.
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Pull hunks of beautiful white meat from the gangly pincers.
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In those vessels bob frying hunks of pork for carnitas.
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Huge hunks of colored Venini glass glimmer in transom windows.
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Big hunks of America had fallen in love with Mr. Obama.
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In This Means War, two Hollywood Hunks compete for her love.
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Hunks of cassava are spread out on the roads to dry.
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Guys are allowed to be different types of hunks — Big and burly?
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When the smoke cleared, dead Iraqis lay amid hunks of smoldering metal.
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And three big hunks of cake, a pineapple slice on each one.
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There they go, those hunks of wood cosplaying as Camembert, barreling down streets.
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And that's not even mentioning the three hunks she dated along the way.
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The car companies, which need to sell hunks of metal every year, disagree.
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And it's not so much "treasure" as hunks of ceramic encased in Plexiglas.
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Take one bite into the steaming hunks of dough and you'll understand why.
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They staple upholstery to hunks of wood harvested by timber operations in Wisconsin.
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I understand you recently discovered how to identify the best hunks of Parmesan?
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They left footprints, bones, and big hunks of poop behind for us to find.
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Instead, I stuffed myself with hunks of semolina bread soaked in the garlicky sauce.
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Alana: Yeah, I wanted to show the hunks and chunks of all that goodness.
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Today, College Hunks is a multi-million dollar company with more than 100 franchisees.
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It crops out from under fallen ginkgo leaves, in black hunks sparkling with muscovite.
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Atop K2's near-vertical slopes, glacial icefalls dislodge car-size hunks of ice.
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Adam the Knife-Maker: We start with flat bars of steel and hunks of wood.
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But maybe you're just looking for some massive hunks of real Parmigiano Reggiano from Italy?
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There were hard black knobs sticking out of the hunks which I mistook for seeds.
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Hunks of her brain are gone, and she is still trying to gaslight her daughter.
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Automakers love to trot out what are basically rolling hunks of plastic and LED lighting.
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There were also more drag queens, shirtless hunks and snakes on set ... lots of snakes.
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The telescope routinely surveys the entire sky and turns up thousands of uninteresting hunks of debris.
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Thanks to layers and layers of thick glass hunks inside, they end up being very heavy.
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We've all seen the huge spaces, large hunks of corporate art, and deep crème-colored carpet.
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The meal began with hunks of fresh cornbread smeared with butter and two pitchers of lemonade.
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Nina May does much by hand, including breaking down hunks of meat and rolling out pasta.
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The wind howled around our superhero and the hunks of rusted metal he'd sought solace by.
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It's a simple Basque-inspired dish: Garlic is sautéed in oil, followed by hunks of bread.
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Kids don't want to talk to hunks of plastic on the wall that look like HAL 9000.
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It is either one or two hunks of ice and rock, perhaps 20 miles in diameter total.
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On a cool March day in Kentucky in 1876, hunks of meat rained down from the sky.
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High speeds, for no-wait viewing of high-definition video and transfers of enormous hunks of data.
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Hudson laughed and giggled as a gaggle of handsome hunks lined up in only tight-fitting denim.
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As the above video proves, both teams have quite the stacked roster when it comes to hunks.
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Credit cards are now just worthless bits of plastic, and A.T.M.s are nothing but hunks of metal.
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Other platters deliver hunks of steak, juices running, and delicate panels of meat shaved off turning spits.
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The fitness favorite among Hollywood hunks and Manhattan models alike is taking its sweat-heavy brand global.
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He's transformed Jags from old-man mobiles to modernist, striking hunks of art stuffed into aluminum jumpsuits.
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Rivers — and the bits of detritus and schools of fish and hunks of rocks they carry — are inexorable.
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Everywhere I look are families, groups, and couples digging into hunks of meat with delighted, reckless, greasy abandon.
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It's hard not to be a distracted driver when one of Hollywood's hottest hunks is everywhere you turn.
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It wasn't until years later that hunks of Medellin's flesh were retrieved from deep inside the bat cave.
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Delicious, fatty hunks of pork belly save this chickpea soup from being too light and healthy for winter.
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It's not one of those hunks of metal with Pixar-eyes that will follow you around your apartment.
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It has been bestowed on such Hollywood hunks as Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Hugh Jackman, and Matthew McConaughey.
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Comets are ancient hunks of ice and dust that orbit the Sun—41P's orbit takes around five years.
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Across the court, Billie Jean King was carried on, Cleopatra style, by a bevy of bare-chested hunks.
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Two torsos were found 40 miles away in Manorville, tossed into the woods like unwanted hunks of meat.
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The black-and-white tile near the entrance was broken into hunks, and I contemplated carrying one off.
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Its flesh is a barely muted incarnadine, sliced in larger hunks than typically found elsewhere, and beautifully tender.
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Polymetallic nodules are potato-sized hunks of metal that form much like a pearl does in an oyster.
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Second later, a second explosion spewed hunks of graphite into the surrounding area and began to spread radiation.
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It may seem like only recently people developed a taste for six-inch hunks of dried fruit and sorghum.
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Maybe he hates that the website pitted him against his bros and fellow Canadian hunks Drake and Ryan Gosling.
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The women also participated in a meditation session, and Hudson received a little dance show from some shirtless hunks.
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Even with the limited colors, I still very much prefer Google's unassuming design to Amazon's hunks of black plastic.
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Glimmering hunks of stone are all over the designer's immaculate new corporate headquarters in Austin, which opened this spring.
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These CGI Hunks Are Just Bags of Male Tears Enter a Futuristic Utopia in D∆WN's New 360° Video
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Hunks of Mindful Meats' products take up a considerable amount of real estate in Bazaar Meat's dry-aging fridges.
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A plate of pinto beans studded with hunks of smoky, long-cooked bacon, for me, is a special feast.
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For tave Elbasani, lamb is first braised into dishevelment, then laid in hunks, juices running, in a preheated casserole.
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Another drink and, an hour later, we were onto meaty rings of fried calamari and hunks of crispy dogfish.
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The potential crash area overlaps with the underwater zone that investigators are now scouring for hunks of metal debris.
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Roskop recounted her evening with Sheen, which included "tennis-ball-size" hunks of cocaine and attempting to have sex.
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He counts a deep bench of Bachelor Nation hunks of friends, including the popular BFFship Jason Tartick and Blake Horstmann.
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Without it, punishing storms grab hunks of the land and pull it out to sea, shrinking and destabilizing the island.
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Most importantly, it could help reduce the some 4,000 fatalities that result from crashes involving these massive hunks of machinery.
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Last summer I had a memorable bowl of thick crema de elote and hunks of goat stewed with guajillo chiles.
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As it cleaved off its ice shelf, the iceberg broke into pieces, creating a bunch of smaller, floating ice hunks.
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The waves ate into one tourist beach, pulling hunks of it away and toppling thatch umbrellas cemented into the sand.
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These hunks of space rock were able to make it all the way through Earth's atmosphere and apparently, to Christie's.
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She claimed the hunks of what appear to be oven-melted plastic and glitter would repel demons and kill aliens.
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The drug also makes them confident and literally more skinny, a look that's fetishized as much as muscle-bound hunks.
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Two hunks of polished green fluorite, a mineral popular in the world of healing crystals, sit on chained steel trolleys.
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In the US, 16-year-olds can get a license to pilot dangerous, giant hunks of metal at high speeds.
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On-mountain cafes brimmed with neon-clad skiers refueling with wine and hunks of Kaminwurz, a smoked South Tyrolean sausage.
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Anyone who's been to Chippendales knows the hunks put their bodies to the test to put on a good show.
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Tools and welding equipment and hunks of stone leaned against the walls, along with stretched canvases and sheets of metal.
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And like pieces of ocean glass, the hunks of ice are smoothed out by the rhythmic motion of the tide.
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Breasts are more than just supple hunks of flesh that dangle off of a person's body and get shoved into bras.
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" While the Slater films listed below didn't earn him any shiny hunks of prestige, they did inspire us to scribble "Mrs.
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The men in the movie seize any opportunity to remove their shirts, in defiance of the Asian-men-aren't-hunks stereotype.
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The truth is, asteroids are just hunks of rock hurling through space that aren't actively seeking to destroy the human race.
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Personal style (and magically precise framing and lighting) keeps these height-deprived hunks looking larger than life on the big screen.
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Gokce became a viral superstar for the way he sensually slices up big hunks of beef ... and flamboyantly salts his dishes.
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On Thursday, Tatum and fellow hunks, LL Cool J, Chris Paul and Pau Gasol attended Harvard Business School's Executive Education Program.
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Rob Lowe may be one of Hollywood's most timeless hunks, but his handy man skills have nothing to do with it.
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Early on, women who wanted to participate were often ostracized; today, images of Tom of Finland hunks remain its calling card.
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He waved over a young boy who placed two bowls of pinkish hunks floating in tan liquid in front of us.
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It's funny, and sad, that for all the reverence we accord athletes, we objectify them, casting them as hunks and hulks.
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The shrinking snout had left behind enormous hunks of what glaciologists call "dead ice," which were melting on the glacier's trail.
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Fantastical plants formed from wires, palms, plastic tubing, computer parts, glowing glass orbs, and prehistoric-looking hunks of coral loomed overhead.
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The one guy who enters riding a "unicorn," followed by all the usual hunks keeping it simple and walking up in suits.
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The singer chose Styles over celebrity hunks like Nick Jonas, Zac Efron, Brad Pitt, The Weeknd, Prince Harry, and, erm, Chris Martin.
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Tongues are kind of weird when you think hard about them; they're hunks of muscular flesh in the middle of your mouth.
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Oxtail, slow cooked with hunks of kabocha squash in a fragrant curry (a nod to Macau), still requires coaxing off the bone.
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It starts out as a pretty standard third-tier-friend-of-Kylie Jenner Snapchat, featuring dog filters, inflatable pool swans, and hunks.
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Porteños, as Buenos Aires locals are known, prefer soft white bread and tend to consume hunks of beef late in the day.
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The hunks lowered him to the ground, and he stepped off, spread his golden wings and posed for the crowd, which roared.
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Scroll through our gallery of hiking hunks to get a good view of all the celebs making their way through the mountains!
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By all accounts, he should be an outsider, barred from the same admiration we've given to the hunks who've come before him.
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Once mined, hunks of stone called logs were laid in a field and kept constantly wet to promote repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
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Again, take caution here if you're squeamish — because right after the first cut, there's a spewing of what looks like hunks of potatoes.
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Complexity increases ever so slightly with the addition of two specific varieties of mozzarella: one fresh, as hunks, and one aged, coarsely shredded.
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With its sizeable hunks of chocolate and trademark, triangular shape, the spiky Swiss bar has long held a place in the nation's heart.
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The yard was littered every few feet with fallen lava, but Clinton wasn't worried about getting hit by the hunks of molten rock.
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For starters, The Villa Pizze Fritte sells 2-foot-long hunks of fried dough that are rolled in sugar and cost under $5.
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Since the 90s, Japanese women have been playing otome ("maiden") games, which allow the player to pursue virtual relationships with several virtual hunks.
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Related: Massive Talking Heads Invade an Amsterdam Cathedral These CGI Hunks Are Just Bags of Male Tears Step Into A Real Life Matrix
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Accordingly, there are twice as many moms in this movie, twice as many goofy set pieces, and two sexy hunks instead of one.
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I mean the hunks of sea snake served under clear jelly at M. Manze, one of the last surviving eel houses in London.
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And in kakgur, a soup with hunks of butternut squash broken down but still tasting bright, and cheese half vanished in the broth.
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Food: Three days' worth of nonperishable food can come in many forms, including massive hunks of survival food bars that contain 2,000 calories.
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The fish (ahi or salmon) is beautifully fresh and well cut, in hunks large enough to give a sense of plushness on the tongue.
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But how do you eat it without dropping glops of ice cream (and doughnuts and sprinkles and hunks of cake and … ) all over yourself?
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The charging case is almost the size of a pack of cigarettes, and the earbuds look like high-tech mutant hunks of caramel corn.
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The extra sauce left over at the end makes a really good dinnertime dip for extra carrots and absolutely for big hunks of bread.
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Yep, it's exactly what it sounds like—hunks of soft potatoes and all the fixin's, smothered in cheese, nice and cozy between two tortillas.
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Aides always knew Ludendorff was mired in anxiety when he would sit quietly at dinner, rolling hunks of bread into balls with his fingers.
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Then, the smooth sweep of a ladle spreading tomato sauce around the raw dough, and hunks of mozzarella being torn and dotted on top.
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The former butcher doesn't just prepare delicious hunks of meat over flames—he literally goes out of the frying pan, and into the fire.
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I can only imagine the look on my ancestors' faces when they first laid eyes on those hunks of wobbly and gelatinous pink meat.
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Le Loir dans La Théière (3, rue des Rosiers, 33-264-233-21-248-287) dishes hunks of homemade dessert and quiche for brunch.
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Male stars from Hunks of Hallmark, an Instagram fan account, gamely posed as attendees asked them to: holding their hands, looking into their eyes.
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And a set of tall office chairs, hunks of upholstery ripped from their backs, evokes gaping wounds and the aftermath of physical or psychological violence.
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They're technically trying to break a speed record for turning hunks of raw wool into a men's sweater, yet the scene is anything but speedy.
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The old version, called "phrase-based" machine translation, worked on hunks of a sentence separately, with an output that was usually choppy and often inaccurate.
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The discovery of some hunks of chipped rock illuminated events almost 2m years ago—an intellectual coup for the palaeoanthropologists and geologists who were involved.
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I should clarify that in many cases, these aren't actual hunks of dairy, but logs of wood slathered in paint so they resemble cheese rinds.
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Though they're still bulky hunks of plastic strapped to your face, VR headsets are getting comfier to wear and keep on for longer virtual sessions.
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I also wanted to make mine with meat, and the turkey hunks on the salad bar were HUGE, so that added a lot of weight.
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It is intensely aromatic, and kind of mesmerizing when paired with flat rice noodles, hunks of tender stewed beef and curls of shattery pork cracklings.
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Inside Laetitia Depourtoux's freezer were hunks of frozen meat, a twice-a-year gift from her farmer-father, and the six-member family's meat ration.
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Hunks of salt-and-pepper chicken are colloquially known as popcorn chicken in Taiwan, the name justified by airy, bubbled coats of fried potato starch.
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Franklin The seafood-heavy plates here recently included gnocchi-tender hunks of octopus, crowned with feathery fennel fronds; and grilled kingfish with iceberg-lettuce salad.
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But it was not all good news: With giant ice hunks moving down the river, she said there was the possibility of more localized flooding.
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It may sound dramatic, but a dinner salad without those golden hunks of salty, crunchy bread in the mix can leave me feeling downright deprived.
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Stegall, who has worked for College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving since before his transition, had dressed up for church in a button-down and tie.
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Salt lamps are said to purify the air and provide other health benefits, but their typical shape — natural hunks of salt crystal — can look decidedly… crunchy.
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You couldn't see through the beans, so [the septic tank man] would suck up these hunks of foam into his hose, and they'd shut everything down.
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They are in up-to-date colors, orange, green, purple, black, big hunks of material of indeterminate weight, on iron rods, toylike, displaylike and puppyish, bland.
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There can't be many cevicherias in Lima where the tart and spicy marinade for raw scallops and soft hunks of avocado is made from cherimoya purée.
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Even as plus-size hunks besiege IMG and Mr. Bart scouts for more Zachs, "I tell them that this is something people want," Mr. Miko said.
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Men and women in blue coveralls would be busy patrolling the concrete floor, monitoring molded hunks of steel that stamp loops of metal into electronics parts.
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Bateman and his friends are forever sitting down to meals like eagle carpaccio and free-range squid and gazpacho with hunks of raw chicken in it.
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As I chewed, I watched a succession of even bigger hunks of rib-eye, bone and all, leave the grill for the front of the restaurant.
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Stars may have dressed their sexuality in a family image for interviews—but emo bangs, waxed chests, vests, and beach boardshorts defined the hunks of 2007.
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All of the salads at La Copine, and there are usually two or three on the menu, are hunks — burly and satisfying, full of delicious secrets.
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Bring us your inscrutable plywood boxes and hunks of old metal, and we'll tell you if they're long-lost works by Donald Judd or Carl Andre.
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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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This is a chocolate lover's chocolate, a thoroughly pedestrian array that makes no apologies for not dazzling us with wild infusions or hunks of cured pork.
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When you're rifling through the dirt to extract hunks of rock, other subterranean substances get unearthed as well, including the mineral pyrite, a very common sulphide.
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We each get another cocktail (mine has snow pea and celery infused tequila in it!) and an appetizer that's essentially hunks of lobster floating in melted butter.
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They're certified hotties now, but these determined gentlemen went through some serious awkward phases before blossoming into dreamy Oscar-winners, drool-worthy athletes and beloved teen hunks.
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These hunks like nougat or sections of insects are then mounted on long thin black iron rods so they look like candy or sexless bugs on stilts.
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" He typed in further commands, and hunks of green text went blinking around: a complete inventory of his published articles; his 1990 book, "Looking for a Ship.
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She'd add four fried eggs to the pan of sprouts and sausages, then serve the meal with big hunks of bread and lots of good butter, besides.
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He had them gobble rabbits whole, or hunks of beef fat wrapped in the pelts of guinea pigs, and tested them in his giant-snake-size chamber.
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There were also some trays of congealing, crusted potato salad; cold cuts that were turning up at the ends; and a few dried-out hunks of cheese.
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It's pretty interesting ... while we're used to seeing Chippendales dancers in strictly a stripper setting, here we're actually seeing one of these hunks under less raucous circumstances.
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There's something oddly soothing about watching him twist several giant hunks of cheese, holding it above a TV tray as he sits in his sparsely furnished living room.
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The actor quickly became one of Hollywood's go-to hunks after that, with blockbusters like the Legend of Tarzan and his award-winning role in Big Little Lies.
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In conjunction PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive 2016 reveal, PEN is launching the Sexiest Week Alive — a series of specials and interviews that celebrate some of Hollywood's hottest hunks.
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In June, part of the ceiling collapsed in the Borough Hall station, in Brooklyn, showering hundreds of pounds of masonry and tile onto the platform in jagged hunks.
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At first I thought they were just opportunistically hawking cheap hunks of plastic in an era of unparalleled nostalgia for retro games, but… well, who am I kidding?
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Salty pink hunks of cured bigeye tasted like the canned tuna of my dreams, alongside cucumbers and explosively ripe heirloom tomatoes seasoned with basil, wild mint and seaweed.
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They are usually inset with peculiar rocks she gathers at the annual Tucson Gem Show: black or fire opals, pitted hunks of turquoise from the ancient Kingman mine.
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After chopping the penis into centimeter-long bits, Hu You Xue stews it alongside hunks of testicle, wolfberries, and a medley of herbs chosen for their aphrodisiac qualities.
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Short-rib confit pulls apart into rich purplish hunks that you eat with a version of picadillo in which every ingredient tastes more delicious than it's supposed to.
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The Dish Network founder spent $20 billion over the years buying vast hunks of wireless spectrum, the radio frequencies that carry cellular signals — but never explained his plans.
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Television images showed the fortified walls of the kindergarten pockmarked with shrapnel and hunks of metal from the mortar shell jutting out of the sand in the playground.
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The following year, Robertson published a tell-all book in which she revealed hookups with two heavy-eyebrowed TV hunks: Entourage's Adrian Grenier and Desperate Housewives' Jesse Metcalfe.
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But Tang's Amazing Spicy Wine Chicken was a treat, very tender hunks of dark meat in a delicate sauce of Shaoxing rice wine, bean paste and chile oil.
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But according to Daniel Faber, CEO of Deep Space, his company soon recognized that these hunks of space rock hold a far more valuable resource than gold—water.
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One of Horror Noire's great strengths is its willingness to tear some hunks out of the thing it loves in order to figure out how it works or doesn't.
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Second, most of the other shifter covers advertised chiseled hunks with vaguely Samoan tattoos, so the softer, All The Pretty Horses-meets-Animorphs art here was a nice change.
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The entire crew of hunks then took the stage to perform a routine to "Pony," ripping off their shirts while they did flips in front of the cheering audience.
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The chicharrones, hacked into three-bite hunks, taste of cider vinegar and garlic powder and have a smooth, achiote-tinted buttermilk crust that breaks open with a pleasing crackle.
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More liver pâté is loosened with vinegar as a dipping sauce for lechon kawali, hunks of pork belly that emerge from the fryer equal parts shatter, sink and chew.
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Old pine joists salvaged from a DDG project in TriBeCa will serve as a table; hunks of bluestone from past projects were also considered but were deemed too unwieldy.
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The "Rockstar" rapper showed the late show host all the delights of Post Malone-style free breadsticks, which involves taking a bite and putting hunks of butter on it.
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But imagine something a little fluffier, a little more buttery, with soft hunks of warm feta mixed into its cheesy interior and perhaps even a baked egg as a crown.
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But at the same time, I can't stand ruining the look and feel of a phone with big, bulky hunks of plastic, which means my phones tend to be naked.
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Whole hunks of the plot may be left out, because this is a twenty-seven-chapter book being squeezed into what is usually a movie of two to three hours.
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Then platters arrive, heaped with food to go: rice salads; vegetable salads; a pile of slow-roasted lamb muddled with hunks of sweet pumpkin, black-eyed peas, yogurt and hazelnuts.
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Then it had been the cheapest B. and B. I could find, hunks of bread and cheese eaten in the street, bottles of rough red passed from mouth to mouth.
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You extract the kush from the trash, and, because you have no matches or lighter, you put hunks of it in your mouth and you chew and nearly vomit twice.
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Some Russian-language reviews show photos of a rather unsightly plate of chewy looking scrambled eggs and a few hunks of meat—hardly the 5 star holiday of an entrepreneurial hacker.
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She did not know Emilia Clarke, Idris Elba, Viola Davis, Heidi Klum, or any of the Hollywood hunks she was shown named Chris besides Chris Pratt and kind of Chris Evans.
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In this J. G. Ballard-esque spectacle, people drive by and see fake flowers and glitter scattered amidst hunks of crumpled metal, while gold leafing lies on the guts of corpses.
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For larger or more curious appetites, these dipping noodles, called seiro udon, can be dangled into a hot duck soup in which a few hunks of well-boiled duck meat swim.
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Journalists were not invited, although photos provided by Ms. Haley's office showed mangled hunks of metal, the drone and other items that were part of the presentation she made in December.
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The Tigers and Tigers are set to face off in the 2020 National Championship Game on Monday ... which means one of these hunks is going home with a shiny, new trophy.
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Proprietor Michael Garvey has been test-running the machine on large hunks of black plastic, which could eventually take the shape of anything from a boat hull to an airplane wing.
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Use it as outdoor fire fuel Dried branches and hunks of trunk will make fabulous firewood for an outdoor fire pit or bonfire, but be sure to keep the fire outside.
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Anchored by a sinuous cloud-shaped bar hand-carved from two colossal hunks of pine, the dining room at RAW is cavernous and murky, strikingly backlit by a semi-open kitchen.
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The word "satellite" once described almost exclusively gigantic, extremely expensive hunks of sophisticated hardware, wherein each component would eat up the monthly burn rate of your average early-stage consumer tech venture.
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But Rollins, like Maguire, was small potatoes physically when compared to today's enhanced hunks—not to mention reliant on the mainstream media, including publications such as Details, to promote his reinvigorated brand.
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When Naren Young of Dante recently came by the MUNCHIES garden, he had the bright idea to combine juicy hunks of just-cut pineapple with pineapple sage leaves plucked from the plant.
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Coral GablesCoral Gables is simply one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the US. The streets are like a maze with names of Spanish cities located curbside on white hunks of cement.
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A dish called masaledar lipatwan murgh may resemble chicken tikka masala but is astonishingly complex, with buttery hunks of tender dark meat and bright, clear notes of ginger, garlic, and fresh tomato.
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At one end of the festival, at the booth of Antica Salumeria Granieri Amato, founded in 1916, three generations of the Granieri family were handing children crunchy hunks of deeply bronzed skin.
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Coral GablesCoral Gables is simply one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the U.S. The streets are like a maze with names of Spanish cities located curbside on white hunks of cement.
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Especially when the fuel that powers most of those hefty hunks of metal does incredible harm to the planet, what on Earth were we thinking, encouraging manufacturers to make more of them?
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Samgyeopsal , braised grass-fed Berkshire pork belly that crisps into golden hunks and melts on the tongue like a good dirty joke told by a dokebi: a touch naughty but indisputably satisfying.
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The mystery is part of the lure: snaking rice noodles and hunks of flank steak turned gloweringly incarnadine by an earthy-sweet sauce, infiltrated by peanuts and as thick as Italian ragù.
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Now living in New York, I watched the video footage pouring in: the clock tower sucked off the top of the county courthouse, roofs peeled back, hunks of metal turned into missiles.
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As the rain began to fall in earnest, the workers in the pit hunched, finishing up last-minute excavations and dragging their hunks of metal up the path that wound around the pit.
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Hunks of pork belly cooked in a saucepan and thrown into the air fryer taste like lechon kawali, the deep-fried Filipino pork belly that reminds me of Christmas at my grandma's house.
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Earlier this year, Puesto offered up a vegetarian-friendly fried-cheese taco for Lent, which eschewed meat and replaced it with plancha-fried hunks of oozy cheese topped with kumquats from Melissa's Produce.
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It's a rare bar where young hunks in tank tops mix easily with elderly men in wheelchairs, and, on this night, it invoked a spirit of brotherhood that seemed more important than ever.
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Both gombo frais and sauce graine are crowded with giant hunks of beef and smoked turkey, a stand-in for the more profoundly pungent smoked fish that's a beloved ingredient in West Africa.
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Take a look at College Hunks Hauling Junk, for instance, launched by two college students who started their junk-hauling company with a borrowed van and a few flyers posted around their neighborhood.
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Up in the hillsides, a no-go zone for civilians, multimillion-dollar mansions are flooded with mud, and cars, tossed about like playthings, are now just hunks of twisted metal, jammed against trees.
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Speckles of finely minced jalapeños dot little pearly pink bites of hamachi; in a more ordinary case, wasabi has been quickly grated over hunks of yellowfin tuna with a spoonful of simple guacamole.
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If that's not feasible, be extracautious around so-called bergy bits: those difficult-to-detect, car- to house-size hunks that fall off and tend to bob in the water downwind of icebergs.
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On a secluded stretch of the beach Flic en Flac, on the island's western coast, I bought hunks of pineapple drizzled in tamarind and chili salt and enjoyed my snack in near solitude.
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Flouting the unspoken rule that quinoa is a bummer, Ramirez mixes it with avocado, thick hunks of bacon, caramelized bananas, and banana mayonnaise, resulting in a sort of improbably irresistible banana-bacon pudding.
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People loved this style of toy because it was way less clunky than the previous models, which all looked like giant steampunk hair dryers or hunks of metal you strapped onto your hand.
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Using a palette of colours which drew on her memories of her childhood in the district of Gresham, she transformed a series of dilapidated houses in the South Side into hunks of vibrant colour.
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At least, for those who can shore up the $100,000 needed to stick one of these three-pound hunks of metal in the cargo capsule of a Falcon 9 rocket or similar launch vehicle.
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Like Voltage's millions of other customers worldwide, I quickly came to find the virtual experience of blandly flirting with a variety of assorted hunks, all of whom are inexplicably obsessed with me, very absorbing.
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Some of this is labor-intensive, but not all: Her version of the ubiquitous Persian stew called fesanjun is simply hunks of chicken cooked in a slow, delicious bath of walnuts and pomegranate molasses.
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To eat, I like to set the pot I've steamed them in on the table along with some buttered toast or torn hunks of crusty bread for dipping and soaking up all the juices.
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On nearby Clark Island, she boiled tide-to-table Dungeness crabs in seawater, which we ate with a watermelon and tomato salad garnished with mint, along with hunks of her charred, naturally fermented sourdough.
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When fuel is burned inefficiently — particularly hunks of solid fuel, like wood or dried dung — it produces a dizzying and dangerous array of noxious gases and particles containing traces of dozens of toxic constituents.
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When I was especially sad I imagined the kind of life I could have if I ran away to 1960s Tulsa, Oklahoma to live in a flop house that was exclusively populated by troubled hunks.
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She also has to deal with borderline puritanical rules from the big tech platforms while brainstorming about hunks, discerning what a hug sounds like, and puzzling over why people are so into stories about threesomes.
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Tom Scicluna examines this literally with "Area" (2017), lining the entire floor of the gallery with a grid of rocks and detritus from the nearby train tracks, shards of dismantled buildings, and hunks of limestone.
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According to sellers of Himalayan salt lamps, the pink, rock-like hunks can purify the air and reduce anxiety, all while emitting a cozy glow and marking one's home as hip to modern design trends.
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No. [laughing]Alana: I will say that, while flavor-wise it tastes a lot like cornbread, there's no hunks of the actual bread, so you're gonna get, like, a really smooth, creamy bite every time.
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At one end of the room you can glimpse through to a gleaming kitchen, where hunks of meat are cooked over an open fire, giving the whole dining room a slight scent of wood smoke.
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As a kid in a candy store, it was impossible to be wooed by flimsy red fish or little brown logs of chocolate when big, beautiful hunks of brightly colored rock candy lined the counter.
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But I do believe in carrying around mildly inconvenient items because they look pretty, and so I ended up with a thick 17-ounce glass water bottle with hunks of amethyst and rose quartz inside.
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Oneyada's is just about perfect: creamy coconut curry with a warming spice kick, chewy egg noodles, hunks of on-the-bone chicken pieces, fistfuls of chopped scallions and cilantro and red onion and fried shallots.
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Here, a more complex calibration anoints boneless hunks of dark thigh meat, which acquire a seal the color of caramel in the wok and arrive shining, adorned with garlic and swooning leaves of Thai basil.
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As a silver platter arranged with satsumas and Forelle pears was set on the table for dessert, along with wooden boards of broken hunks of chocolate, Bedel began to pull small bottles from his pockets.
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When you pan your mouse across the image, lights flicker across the stage, and those pipes—the less-than-glamorous hunks of construction material—start to levitate in synchronicity, as if performing a trance-like dance.
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But so much of the fun comes from the tiles themselves, which are beautiful little hunks of plastic that feel nice and smooth and weighty in your hand, even if they're just mass-produced game tokens.
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We still don't know what, if any, effect consuming tiny bits of plastic might have on our body, but it's a safe assumption that we probably don't want to be eating hard synthetic hunks of petroleum.
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The fried chicken is inspired by the "popcorn" style of chicken sold at night markets in Taiwan, boneless hunks of meat perfumed with Chinese five-spice and slightly feverish, with a chewiness just under the surface.
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Though her house, in Long Beach, is full of New Age trappings—a statue of Ganesh, huge hunks of crystal—she speaks with the quick clip of someone who once gave a lot of corporate presentations.
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Domestic carmakers, who once made subsidised hunks of junk, have managed to reduce their defect rate by an order of magnitude since 2003; their market share has jumped from 26% in 2014 to 38% in 2018.
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Sweater weather is upon us ... but these hairy hunks know the feeling year-round -- cozy up to these scruffy shots of stars exposing their wool and see if you can guess the gent by their fuzzy fronts!
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I realize these seem like weird things to say at this point, but I assure you they were legitimate concerns in the earliest days of the phablet, when these things were giant hunks of plastic and glass.
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Whether you feed in a cup of almonds, a bunch of carrot sticks, celery stalks, or hunks of citrus fruit, almost every drop of juice is extracted from that fibrous mass that comes out the other side.
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I add a few hunks of mild, firm fleshed fish like cod, halibut or swordfish, to gently poach in the brothy tomatoes, and a few unpeeled shrimp, the flavor of their shells flavoring everything in the pot.
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On the west side, some of the town's best rib tips—incredible hunks of charred, sweet rib meat that are pink from hanging in a smoker for hours—are made by Quentin Pearson at Sterling's Old Style BBQ.
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For machanka, hunks of rib, shoulder and a peasant-style sausage made in-house are left to commune in a pot for hours and presented with draniki or kerchiefs of blini, the better to soak up the stew.
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He watched as Mr. Iacono rolled out a blob of dough, then covered it with a perfect nautilus of sauce, shaving strips of low-moisture mozzarella over the top and dotting it with hunks of hand-torn bufala.
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For Jim Moore, the author of "Hunks & Heroes: Four Decades of Fashion at GQ," a compilation of pictorials he engineered as the magazine's longtime creative director, 2019 was a year in which men's wear found a sweet spot.
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On Monday, I'm thinking, you could make creamy cauliflower soup with rosemary oil, eat it with big hunks of bread and a glass of red wine, watch Clemson play L.S.U. for college football's national championship, in New Orleans.
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These compete with a few crossover dishes—Chilean souvlaki places hunks of grilled sea bass over a roasted-red-pepper sauce, and tuna tartare is sprinkled with so much sesame that its flavor profile flits toward the East.
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More to the point, the bodies are just plain suggestive—a fact that Thunders Arena Wrestling, a gay male-oriented adult website, has recognized and profited from by selling access to videos of scantily-clad hunks battling it out.
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Deon Rubi makes large-scale and small-scale work, and both her jewelry and furniture is simultaneously minimalistic and ostentatious (it takes a steady hand to do what what she does with fine metals and huge hunks of glass).
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But he doesn't try to prettify what the menu calls Momma Jordan's Oxtails, serving them whole, with cubes of turnip and rutabaga, the hunks of beef barely hanging onto tailbones whose wide, white wings flare out like propeller blades.
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"We didn't invent the next Facebook or Google," College Hunks co-founder Nick Friedman tells me, but rather took a "simple concept like trucks and labor," and turned it into a brand recognized for its company culture and service.
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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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The menu is best when it focuses on forthright comfort food, like lu rou fan, pork leg broken down into caramelly hunks, long simmered with rock sugar and Shaoxing wine, and heaped over rice so the flavors trickle down.
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The hunks of grilled seitan were incredibly spicy and juicy—the latter an adjective you can rarely apply to seitan—and served with rice and beans and baked sweet potato, both of which serve to balance out the intense jerk flavor.
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At the restaurant, Mr. Oates was known for his generosity, tutoring colleagues and pitching in to cover their shifts when needed, as well as for his secret recipe for meatballs, which he made with hunks of bread soaked in milk.
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With hunks of rare Wagyu swimming in a broth simmered for 18-plus hours, the pho at Moi Moi by Luke Nguyen on a ritzy block in Hong Kong's Central isn't like anything you'd find on the streets of Hanoi.
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In the financial district, in a building designed by Sir David Adjaye, the kitchen islands will be made from two rough slabs of stone, one cantilevered over the other — the only things missing are hunks of meat and some Argentine gauchos.
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In the former, the batting is shellacked between hunks of festooned paper and sometimes activated with an inset fan or, in the alarming case of "Untitled (Puff)" (2018), a motion sensitive hair dryer that blows hot air as the viewer approaches.
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Essentially an app for creating virtual hunks, the app allows the player to date and dine with a gluttony of men (read: seven), all while probably doing shits on the toilet or apathetically waiting for the microwave to click itself off.
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La Boule Rouge, for instance, advertises itself as an "Authorized legal dealer of Nutella," the hazelnut cocoa spread slathered, perhaps with hunks of sweet banana, onto the crêpes that islanders adopted from the French, who colonized their home beginning in 1842.
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"The MMC1 chip (which appeared in many NES titles, like Metroid and Kid Icarus) permitted a technique called 'bank-switching' which would allow the console to 'see' more memory by shifting hunks of memory, or 'banks', into view," Altice said.
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There are the then-bookish, now-serial killer men brought to life by Penn Badgley, the pick-a-flavor benches of hunks in Pretty Little Liars and Riverdale, and guys who broke the internet like Noah Centineo and Manny Jacinto.
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Move from this timeline and you'll step into another: flattened hunks of peeled paint from the gallery's former walls, placed on the floor and adorned with smiley faces, peace signs, hearts — bright doodles, presumably made by college students decades ago.
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Two five-inch gun mounts, two funnels, a propeller shaft and twisted hunks of metal are part of a debris field that was found in May by the Research Vessel Petrel in a trench 20,400 feet beneath the surface of the Philippine Sea.
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The pleasures of meat — including hunks of goat still clinging to the bone, and sukuti, beef air-dried for 36 hours in-house, then revived in a pan so it's chewy and succulent at once — are here found not in tenderness, but resistance.
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Makers of orbital machinery now more often include plans to dispose of their spacecraft before they become uncontrollable hunks of metal speeding at thousands of miles per hour, and there are other efforts to develop methods to pull defunct objects out of orbit.
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Brandishing an ax in his ad, he ticks off his less-than-progressive record — a split with many in his party on the Bush tax cuts, a split with the "liberal left" over defense spending — while literally splitting hunks of wood in half.
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It was weird spot, nestled right between Chicago's Boystown neighborhood (read: super-hunks in jockstraps and eight-feet tall divas dancing in windows) and Wrigleyville neighborhood (read: an open-air containment center where Cubs fans can commit petty crime against one another without consequence).
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Most of what goes in is ash, but there's a metal tray that sits on top, and I pour the remains in it to look for hunks of metal like dental hardware, hip replacements, joint replacements, and other stuff that can damage the blades.
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The result is tender hunks of lobster cooked precisely at 139.1 degrees Fahrenheit, tossed with spicy Thai flavors and chewy, handmade noodles that you won't find at your local takeout joint at 3 AM. Give it a try and get your Weird Science on tonight.
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Long after his head was found, hunks of Medellin's flesh were discovered in March of 2014 by a city worker who was excavating around the Bronson Caves, an old quarry that appeared as the entrance of the Batcave in the 60's "Batman" TV series.
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That same week, Crazy Rich Asians, the most successful rom-com in just under a decade and breaker of numerous Labor Day Weekend box office records, premiered, offering viewers many, many sensual shots of Asian hunks, their many abs, and their emotional, epic love stories.
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And my lobster roll — made with steaming hunks of fresh meat, drizzled with melted butter and stuffed into the traditional split hot-dog bun — was so delicious that I ended up curling my arm around my plate to ward off my companions' forks and fingers.
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The other part of the exhibition is installed at The Stasi Museum Runde Ecke ("round corner") in Leipzig, an "object" that Knorr exchanged for the document hunks—a model of the T-313 Soviet tank on a pedestal at the scale of 1:50.
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Two other beloved male romantic leads of this summer, Peter Kavinsky in "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" and Nick Young in "Crazy Rich Asians," are bland hunks who are celebrated mostly for their steadfast willingness to date feisty, magnetic and flawed female leads.
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Lamb, beef, pork or chicken, seasoned simply with salt and pepper or maybe some crushed spices like fennel or cumin, a few bite-size hunks pierced with a skewer and grilled over hot flames (coal or gas) — or even cooked indoors in a large skillet.
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According to census numbers, the New York metropolitan area has a higher number of self-identified Greeks than Melbourne, but that area includes giant hunks of Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, as well as all of Long Island and most of the Hudson Valley.
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People brought their own cushions and blankets for comfort, and at some point, Johnson pulls out a white plastic cutting board, and slices off hunks of brie with a kitchen knife while someone else passes around a new flogger they just bought on a trip to Calgary.
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In trenches under the ice about a quarter mile from the main camp, an Army Corps engineer was secretly moving massive hunks of pig iron on a flatbed rail car—thousands of pounds of raw metal meant to approximate the weight of an intermediate range ballistic missile.
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A plum tart, billed as savory, is more like an excellent dessert; grilled hunks of sourdough in a well-seasoned black-kale salad taste as if they were drenched in bone marrow—so, oddly, does a side of pea shoots topped with a fried duck egg.
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Suddenly, all of the components came together quickly, and before us was a gorgeous dish of brazino crudo, accented with the peach vinegar, a few drops of the fragrant garlic-chive oil, pretty hunks of white peach flesh, and a sprinkle of flowers and curly mint.
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It would be unfair to characterize all of these people as misogynists eager to enact their twisted rape fantasies on unsuspecting hunks of plastic, just as it is unfair to characterize everyone who buys sex (an estimated 14 percent of American men) as brutal and exploitative.
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Sawada told the Guardian in 2015 that he wanted his hotel, Henn na, to have a staff that was 90 percent robotic, but according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal, many of these machines are decorative hunks of metal at best and exasperating at worst.
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After you break down the fish, this dish comes together quickly, and before you know it, you'll have a dish of flavorful crudo, accented with peach vinegar, a few drops of fragrant garlic-chive oil, pretty hunks of white peach flesh, and a sprinkle of flowers and curly mint.
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Goat hunks bob in a loose dal, and more are buried in kacchi biryani, which is offered only a few days a week because it takes five hours to make, the meat and rice layered raw and cooked under a lid sealed with dough, so no heat escapes.
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"He loved clothes, but he's competitive, he wants to learn from the experience," said Jim Moore, the creative director at large of GQ. An image of Mr. Bryant appears on the back cover of "Hunks & Heroes," a compilation of images from Mr. Moore's four decades at the magazine.
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We've more or less solved this problem today with digital formats and interfaces that make flipping through albums as easy as flicking at a screen, but when your music collection is pressed onto hunks of plastic and tape, choosing what to listen to can seriously be a bit of a chore.
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But it is a grab bag of a stew with at least two kinds of meat, great hunks of taro and yuca, a couple of inches of corn on the cob and a magical squash broth that has the consistency of heavy cream and the color of very ripe mango.
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Reworked to sound like a Sugababes track replete with semi-nude hunks, BDSM masks and a Colt 45 shout out, this particularly iconic edition of "Lady Marmalade" gets increasingly vivacious as it goes along until Carmen Carrera is twerking in nipple pasties and aforementioned semi-nude hunk very slowly grinds a sex chair.
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Before this year's "Sexiest Man Alive" is revealed on Tuesday, PEOPLE is taking a look back at the coveted SMA title with a Sexiest Men Alive: Through the Years special as part of People/Entertainment Weekly Network's "Sexiest Week Alive" – a series of shows and interviews that celebrate some of Hollywood's hottest hunks.
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However, that means Simon's not at the store when a couple of clean-cut hunks named Adam and Zach (Scott Wolf and Jay Mohr) come around looking for "something a little more euphoric" than doughnuts to go with their cart full of frozen orange juice (taking vitamin C with ecstasy is a thing).
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Hunks of meat falling from above, waterfalls that run red as blood, and so-called "chemtrails" criss-crossing the sky are just a few of the wondrous mysteries solved by science that feature in the second season of Science Solved It, hosted by Motherboard's Kaleigh Rogers and produced by VICE's Sophie Kazis.
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Beyond the element of restriction—we've all got a friend who sits there sulking over a wilted salad while everyone else eats pizza or burgers—there's the fact that a lot of vegan food has been historically hippie-ish: poorly executed homemade soy milks, barely seasoned quinoa patties, rubbery hunks of seitan.
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Secondi are bacchanalian in scale and serve two, at least; a platter of wood-grilled Marin Sun Farms pork included ample hunks of fatty chop and belly, crisp-fried skin, roasted onions, pickled cherries and a bowl of greens dressed with pickling liquid to be eaten with your hands as a palate cleanser.
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Hollywood is awash in sad-eyed brooders (Ryan Gosling, Jake Gyllenhaal), muscled he-men (Channing Tatum, Dwayne Johnson), sophisticated gents (Benedict Cumberbatch, Eddie Redmayne), high-spirited underdogs (Michael B. Jordan, Ryan Reynolds), bug-eyed misfits (Rami Malek, Jared Leto), and the interchangeable hunks known as the Chrises: Evans, Hemsworth, Pine, and Pratt.
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David Farrier, a New Zealand journalist with a penchant for the bizarre, knew he had a good story when he stumbled upon an online video for competitive endurance tickling, in which young hunks were tied to a bed with their clothes on and tickled — and paid by a company called Jane O'Brien Media.
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The actor John Gielgud, Cher, Tina Turner and Paul McCartney have nipped in to sample pâte de fruit "fruity babes" and ginger hunks while the 218th- and early-2127th-century French actress Sarah Bernhardt commissioned a specialty inverted violet crème in 289, a Prestat classic known to have been the Queen Mother's favorite flavor.
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For years, in fact, it seemed like one of the few ways American filmgoers could see sub-Sahara Africa onscreen at all was through the exciting adventures of buff white actors, like former Olympic swimming gold medalist Johnny Weissmuller (probably the most famous Tarzan), and hunks like Lex Barker, Gordon Scott, Jock Mahoney and Mike Henry.
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In a new study published yesterday in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a Yale research team led by ecologist and evolutionary biologist David Post is the first to quantify the frequency and size of the annual Mara River drownings, and analyze the impact these hunks of rotting flesh have on the underlying river ecosystem.
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There's the guy at the front door, who gave me a ticket; the cutter who took my ticket, made the sandwich (and gave me a couple hunks of pastrami to sample); the guy who took my payment via credit card; and another guy by the door to check my receipt, to ensure I paid and was not meatlifting.
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Fortunately the mayonnaise is minimized or absent in the better rolls, whose contents could as easily be strewn over rice as encased in it: roast duck and braised pork gone louche in a pot with mei cai (dried pickled mustard greens) at Nuan Xin; hunks of chicken dark from long brooding in soy sauce at Jiang Xin.
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The result is sweeter than Ms. Nguyen's pho ga, despite the mob of meat: brisket and short rib, broken down from a wallow in the stock; little meatballs capable of bounce; and hunks of filet mignon and rib-eye, slipped in just before the bowl is sent to the table, ruby red and still cooking in the broth.
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Poached, it leaves its brooding ghost in a rich broth reserved and used for bamia — a faintly sour stew of tomatoes and okra gone pliant, with great teardrops of garlic cloves bobbing at the surface and meant to be eaten whole — and fosoulia, white kidney beans simmered and served with hunks of lamb still on the bone.
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Poached, it leaves its brooding ghost in a rich broth reserved and used for bamia — a faintly sour stew of tomatoes and okra gone pliant, with great teardrops of garlic cloves bobbing at the surface and meant to be eaten whole — and fosoulia, white kidney beans simmered and served with hunks of lamb still on the bone.
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Then there were the more ab-tastic objects of affection like former Aussie soap star-turned-singer Peter Andre (who inexplicably never found fame on this side of the pond), the uncomfortably sexual sorts like Enrique Iglesias, the "alt" hunks like Lenny Kravitz, and then the hip-thrusters like Usher and Mr. Martin—but they all had one thing in common.
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Howarth blackened eggplants on the stovetop as the first step in creating a kind of deconstructed baba ghanouj, while Wigley sliced cherry tomatoes and red onions for a salad she would mix with pomegranate seeds, little hunks of feta and copious amounts of mint, basil and za'atar, the Middle Eastern spice blend generally made of oregano, thyme, salt and toasted sesame seeds.
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Hello Velocity, the web designers who encouraged folks to "Fight the Swipe" with their webapp, Meatface — images of users' faces were turned into hunks of steak, for use in their Tinder profiles — have released Brand New Roman (get it?), a font composed entirely of corporate logos: an ESPN E, a Facebook F, an Amazon A, a Baskin + Robbins BR, a Honda H.
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C.A.M. reopened toward the end of 2018, and its new menu deftly weaves between Korean, French and whatever other flavors Lee feels inspired by on any given night; that might mean crisp daikon fritters in Sichuan pepper sauce, silken tofu served with hunks of Brie and salty pops of salmon roe or a melting chocolate bar sprinkled with olive oil and gochugaru.
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Now, he's offering a look into his experience defining men's fashion with a new book, Hunks & Heros: Four Decades of Fashion at GQ. On Wednesday, he opened up about his storied career to Fern Mallis, the creator of New York Fashion Week, an industry consultant, author, and the host of Fashion Icons with Fern Mallis at 92Y in New York City.
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Lamb is celebrated in dish after dish: indulgently braised hunks of shoulder and shank arrayed over golden rice musky from cardamom; ground lamb tucked inside hollowed-out orbs of onion and trunks of eggplant, a process so labor-intensive that Mr. Almandalawi reserves it for weekends; and lamb broth, plush on the tongue, suffusing bamia, a slow breakdown of okra and tomatoes.
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And yet this week, the lowly slow cooker was elevated to the realm of controversy due to NBC's hit family drama This Is Us. Just three years ago, the New York Times praised the Crock-Pot and slow cookers like it for their ability to transform ordinary items in your kitchen pantry and whole hunks of meat into rich stews, warm dips, and hearty braises.
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Lip Sync Battle on Spike/Youtube And lest you think Lizama's masterful contouring skills only work on to diva-fy hunks, think again: Jenna Dewan Tatum's twerk-all-over-the-stage performance of "Pony" was especially noteworthy thanks to Dewan-Tatum's really defined set of abs — almost giving her hubby (who, via Magic Mike, was the originator of her moves) a run for his money.
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After an animated sing-along to "Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better" wrapped up, Riggs strolled onto the court, waving a gigantic Sugar Daddy candy sucker, which he presented to his opponent; King was carried out on a chaise manned by half-dressed hunks, her own contribution to the spectacle, and gifted Riggs with a pink, squealing piglet — a nod to his "chauvinist pig" routine.
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Related Video: Check Out Super Bowl 50's Hottest Hunks Finally, because it wouldn't truly be a national holiday without a supermodel or two showing off their seasonal spirit on social media, Shanina Shaik and Gigi Hadid both sent out cute videos showing Snapchat's Super Bowl 50 filter featuring under-eye paint and a cooler of Gatorade being dumped on their heads in celebration.
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At Asian Bowl, she has a chance to share what she's long cooked at home: cool salads that may be soured with pickled shrimp or bear the twangy zip of fermented tea leaves; noodles skinny, glassine or flat — sometimes all tangled together — contoured by yellow bean powder, perhaps, or pulverized dried shrimp; and curries that range from mild gravies to a fury of chiles over dark hunks of beef.
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Now-classic TV ads, created by the legendary firm Chiat/Day, presented a dizzying montage of SoCal surf culture—buff hunks in swimming trunks with zinc-oxide-white noses, oscillating blondes in bikinis, dogs wearing sunglasses—to the deranged eephing breakdown from the Trashmen's 212 hit "Surfin' Bird": The message was that it didn't matter if you were in Newark, Des Moines, Boise, wherever—you could drink up your little piece of the California lifestyle, spend your days getting gently buzzed on wine coolers, working on your tan, and waiting for that perfect wave.
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