Recipe: Cider-Roasted Pork Loin With Pickled Apples and Chiles Pork loin pairs well with all sorts of wines.
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CHIPOTLE PORK LOIN WITH BLUEBERRY-KIWI SALSA Serves 211Tart kiwi and sweet blueberries make a unique salsa to dress your basic pork loin.
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Roll the pork loin in the spice mixture to coat.
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"You could stream Netflix through the pork loin," says Singer.
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Our first dinner included salad, salmon, pork loin, and potatoes.
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They include pork loin, pork back ribs and pork chops.
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I load up on veggies and have some pork loin, too.
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The porterhouse at Peter Luger is cut from a short loin.
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Then we roast the loin and use the kidneys as well.
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Common cuts from here are in the rib, center-cut, and loin chops in pork; the ribeye, porterhouse, T-bone and New York strip steaks in beef; and the rib, rack, loin and saddle chops in sheep.
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At the counter – Loin cloth and Safari hat on a black child.
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Starting at the loin end, roll the meat as tight as possible.
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Pairing [pork loin with cornmeal fritters and mushrooms] totally mellows the acid.
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Bcp de gens bloqués loin de chez eux, sans transports.
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Even for an amateur home chef, the pork loin does look delicious.
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The pork loin never dried out after it sat on the serving tray.
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They watched television, listened to music and roasted a pork loin, he said.
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In the Fall of 2016, I attended a seminar about L'Amour de Loin.
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En tout cas, on est bien loin d'une renaissance d'un système politique démocratique.
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Let the loin rest for 5 minutes before slicing, then serve with the salsa.
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Let the loin rest for 13 minutes before slicing, then serve with the salsa.
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I make a sauce for the pork loin with mayo, Worcestershire sauce, and horseradish.
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Make the filling: Over medium heat, melt the butter and add the pork loin.
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The food menu features burgers, hanger steak, filet mignon, strip loin and assorted seafood.
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That said, the loin is more elegant — neater to slice and softer to eat.
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A new boneless strip loin sampler from New York Prime Beef makes that easy.
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Then a loin of milk-fed piglet, roasted crisp, creamy and sweet, for all.
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The Yanomami are naked but for dyed loin cloths, and they traditionally paint their bodies.
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In the former baggage room, older residents gather for bingo games and pork loin lunches.
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I like to marinate butterflied pork loin with plenty of garlic, herbs, cumin and lemon.
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Butterfly the loin by making a deep incision in the meaty part of the belly. 153.
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Cuts from the loin are magnificently flavorful and tender when grilled or seared on a plancha.
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This chop is cut from the two ribs at the shoulder end of the pork loin.
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Les recruteurs viennent de plus en plus loin pour dénicher les nouveaux espoirs du foot mondial.
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But if it's the supermarket or bust, buy a boneless pork loin and cut it yourself.
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Porchetta is a pork loin wrapped in skin-on pork belly and smoked for 8-hours.
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First, there were the brain-bleedingly bad puns of Aladdick and now, The Loin King is here.
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First Man does conjure an image of a furry, loin-clothed ancestor hunched over a Cenozoic fire.
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" Another added: "This year I needed to roast two turkey breasts and a pork loin for Thanksgiving.
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The ThermoPro was charged with the responsibility for the pork loin and came through without a problem.
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In the case of a four-pound pork loin, picture a nice big tome — "Moby-Dick," perhaps.
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They include pork loin, pork back ribs and pork chops, and were shipped to Illinois retail locations.
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He occupies a significant place in the hearts and loin-memories of a broad swath of the population.
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I make myself a salad of mixed greens, quinoa, roasted potatoes, roasted pork loin, cucumbers, and vinaigrette dressing.
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But it will include dressing in "sandals, leather loin cloths and gold lamé pants," according to the network.
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After a quick shower, Yulia started chopping potatoes and a pork loin for a sour-cream gravy stew.
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That way we get to eat both loin and tenderloin in the same dish, which is really nice.
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Je n'aurais sans doute pas songé que 25 ans plus tard, l'égalité des sexes serait encore bien loin.
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For all its orchestral and choral lushness, this composer's 2000 opera "L'Amour de Loin" has an intimate quality.
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We ate just a truly memorable dish of roasted seal loin paired with two different kinds of beets.
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Recipe: Grilled Pork Loin With Herbs, Cumin and Garlic Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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Sunday night, another recipe debut: Melissa's new one for butterflied pork loin with garlic, cumin and fresh herbs.
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Non loin de la maison de Tshego se trouve un triste monument faisant écho à la division raciale.
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The opera soon to have its Met premiere is "L'Amour de Loin," by the contemporary Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho.
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They brought us a salad, some strawberry french toast, maple pork loin, and finally, a shrimp and grits quiche!
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"L'Amour de Loin" is at the Metropolitan Opera until December 29th, and will be broadcast live on December 10th
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He was seated on a small chair during several bouts, watching with interest as the loin-clothed wrestlers brawled.
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Shoulder meat becomes tender and succulent with long cooking, while leaner cuts, like loin or leg, are better roasted.
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If you're using pork loin chops, in a large pot or deep fryer, heat the oil to 375 degrees.
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Maybe the perfect bridge ingredient between, say, burnt orange peel and brined lamb loin was, of course, black olive sorbet.
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Mais la guerre des calendriers va plus loin encore: elle touche même la naissance du Prophète, pourtant consacrée depuis longtemps.
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The fine dining restaurant serves impressive dishes like the roasted Cornish hen, the glazed pork loin, and the cauliflower steak.
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In searing midday heat, over 100 farmers dressed in green turbans and loin cloths sat bare-chested on the roadside.
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Dinner was usually a game attempt at something fancy — venison loin with nashi pear, say, or panko-encrusted coconut shrimp.
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Whether the subject was pork loin or marriage, the topic at hand seemed less important than the state of togetherness.
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When it comes to pork, most home cooks know the chop, the tenderloin, the loin roast, even the Boston butt.
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My Kansas City bone-in strip loin, a little more than a pound, was $21, for example: Porter Road, porterroad.com.
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He avoids meeting her, though, fearing that that would ruin the purity of his "amour de loin" ("love from afar").
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In 2005, Diane Johnson found a bullet in a pork loin she bought at her local Publix in Ormond Beach, Florida.
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Tasty and extremely lean, the boneless yak strip loin (shown) should be seared rare or medium-rare, then sliced sashimi thin.
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The islanders, whom Mr. Pathak described as a cultural treasure to be protected, wear loin cloths and live in simple huts.
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Strip loin, or New York strip steak, can be quite lean and thus a bit chewy, but some swear by it.
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Mais la mise en application de ces lois est loin d'avoir été rigoureuse, d'après les avocats spécialistes du droit du travail.
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But with a cylindrical pork loin (or a lopsided leg of lamb for that matter), butterflies are merely a poetic notion.
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For my pork loin, this means less than 30 minutes on the grill, instead an hour or more in the oven.
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A grilled pork loin may not be fluttery or delicate, but it's hearty and luscious enough to satisfy a hungry crowd.
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Strip loin, rib-eye and tenderloin steaks and roasts are available at Balducci's markets in New York, Connecticut, Maryland and Virginia.
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Mais c'est d'un œil goguenard que les Algériens observent cette comédie, qui est loin d'être achevée ; ils ne sont pas dupes.
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When we wanted to experiment, so that we'd be different from others, we tried skirt steak, ribeye, salmon, pork loin, shredded pork.
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"L'Amour de Loin", which features a French libretto by Amin Maalouf, seeks to explore the inner worlds of these two distant lovers.
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Today, there's lomo con pimientos (pork loin and green peppers in tomato sauce) and the kitchen is back to its busy self.
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There's amazing smelling rice cooking in our Zojirushi, and he has five-spice pork loin cooking in our Anova sous-vide rig.
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It is especially important if using very lean meat like pork loin; thicker pieces would simply dry out before they were done.
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No, the rabbit salad — juicy loin wrapped in crisped belly with inky poached prunes and foie gras — is nothing like a salad.
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Byers, in turn, says he came up with the idea while making a pork loin rubbed with rosemary and a pomegranate glaze.
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In the meat department are high-quality meats like pork loin for $4.49 per pound and Angus beef for $5.79 per pound.
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In the mild fall night, guests dined on beef loin and charcuterie under ropes of lights strung above trees in the garden.
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Je savais qu'en m'aventurant plus loin, aux abords du grand lac Memphrémagog, je penserais aussi aux déserteurs de la guerre du Vietnam.
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Traditionally, dambe boxers wore loin-cloths and sometimes clutched amulets and other charms in their hands, given to them by tribal medicine-man.
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Kaija Saariaho's L'Amour de Loin will be the first opera composed by a woman to be staged by the Metropolitan Opera since 1903.
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Though it's a long way off, this pork loin and beef liver may one day remembered for helping us merge with the machines.
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Then, you'll pound your veal loin, season it wth salt and pepper, and rub it with a mixture of parsley, cheese, and nutmeg.
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For example, you have to decide if you want traditional boiled reindeer back, or if you should cut out the loin and tenderloin.
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Pork loin from local Carlton Farms was brined then grilled, accompanied by grilled leek halves and cabbage that had been charred and braised.
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Smash 22 garlic cloves into a paste and place it in a roasting pan that is large enough to hold the pork loin.
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Because it comes from the intersection of the tender loin and the more fat-laden and gnarly shoulder, it has qualities of both.
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It's for crisp-cooked spiced lamb chops with fennel and cucumber (above), and it's made with little loin chops, thin-cut, fairly lean.
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My entree, a pork loin prepared with rare Mexican plants and vegetables, arrives on a plate decorated with sweeps of color brush strokes.
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Même si les faits sont loin d'être inédits en France, les révélations sur le candidat de la droite ont suscité une colère nationale.
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Think stewed oranges in a long braise, sautéed apples with loin and, maybe the best example, spit-roasted pineapple with tacos al pastor.
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The opera, "L'Amour de Loin" ("Love From Afar") by Kaija Saariaho, above, debuted this week with a female conductor, Susanna Malkki, as well.
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L'Amour de Loin continues at the Metropolitan Opera (Lincoln Center, West 64th Street and Columbus Avenue, Upper West Side, Manhattan) through December 29.
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Don't be fooled by the restaurant's small size: exquisite dishes like smoked sardines, bluefin tuna loin, and stuffed rabbit porchetta pack explosive Mediterranean flavour.
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We instead ordered a special of sliced pork loin, cooked to a pink turn, served with a sweet-tart limoncello sauce and roasted potatoes.
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Tuna satay — skewered chunks of loin resting on crunchy romaine hearts — danced with fresh mint, cilantro and basil leaves, and a spicy peanut sauce.
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"People have more to spend and that lifts us all," said Fernando Bernal, a butcher, as he hacked slabs of pork from a loin.
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Classical Music Perhaps the most anticipated production of the season opens this week: Kaija Saariaho's mesmeric "L'Amour de Loin" (Thursday at 250:21966 p.m.).
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Butchers used to have difficulty selling this chop, because it didn't look as lean and smooth as those from the center of the loin.
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Now, many pet foods contain "human grade" ingredients like chicken breast or pork loin, cuts that could have made it to your dinner plate.
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Pas seulement de Bondy, si proche géographiquement mais si loin socialement de Paris, mais bien de l'ensemble des vastes banlieues dont elle fait partie.
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An internal temperature of 145 degrees will give you succulent meat that lives up to its name, a tender loin that is flavorful, too.
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I will never forget hearing Ms. Upshaw as Clémence in the premiere of Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin" at the Salzburg Festival in 2000.
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While they may not soon fully replicate the experience we and others enjoy of eating a great steak or pork loin, they don't have to.
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After class, I stop by the grocery store to get a pork loin so I can make pulled pork and later posole sometime this week.
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In this case, Bridgett Luttenbacher tweeted a photo of her fiancé's skillet-cooked pork loin, with lemon halves and a couple sprigs of fresh rosemary.
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The FSIS published a list on Thursday of the 50 impacted items, which includes everything from fresh pork loin to pork back ribs, and ham.
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At Hartwood, we slice tuna loin into lengths and sprinkle with salt and chamomile for a quick cure before cutting into thin slices for ceviche.
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"It was pretty incredible to be sitting there with this silent yogi, who basically wears a loin cloth, and lives in the forest," he said.
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And such is the case in this recipe for pork loin with cider, apples and onions, roasted directly and unapologetically on a rimmed sheet pan.
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The lamb that officially changed my mind, which I may now dub "The Gateway Lamb," is actually a particular cut: the meaty, savory loin chop.
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As with beef and pork, cuts from the loin area of lamb tend to be leaner and more tender than those from the rib area.
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After the beef, pork loin functions almost as a palate cleanser, reassuringly mild, with the barest trace of its anointment with lime and white wine.
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In December, the Metropolitan Opera presents her "L'Amour de Loin" ("Love from Afar"): the first work by a female composer shown at the house since 20.
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"It's the whole rabbit ground down—the heart, kidney, liver, legs, shoulder, breast, loin—and mixed with smoked bacon, pistachio, mustard seeds, and tarragon," explains Franklin.
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So having said that, we could probably embed his new remix for rising French producer Laroze's track "Loin Des Yeux" below and call it a day.
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Katsudon, a bowl topped with a crusty plank of golden-brown pork loin, and sakedon, which comes with caught-that-mornig salmon, are crowd-pleasing favorites.
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The Met has presented only two operas by women in its history: Ethel Smyth's "Der Wald," in 1903; and Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin," in 2016.
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I once told the chef from the Norwegian national ski team that I like to boil the loin and tenderloin, and he just called me crazy.
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L'assassinat d'Audin remonte à si loin, à avant la guerre civile algérienne des années 90, avec ses propres tortures, disparitions, massacres collectifs et ses 150,000 morts.
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This past December, the Metropolitan Opera presented L'Amour de Loin by Kaija Saariaho, the second of only two operas composed by women in the venue's history.
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In his recipe for the dish in "Japanese Soul Cooking," the chef Tadashi Ono suggested using pork shoulder or loin, so I bought some of both.
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A small slab of bacon or even pork loin could stand in for the pork belly, and yuzu juice (or lemon) would be an appropriate seasoning.
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Start out with the crispy shrimp with basil and togarashi aioli ($16), then move on to the pork loin with watermelon, jalapeño chutney and mint ($24).
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Yet I kept the butterfly in mind as I prepared the pork, slicing through the loin so I could quickly grill it to feed a crowd.
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She wrote 450 recipes last year, and each month sends out about 150,000 meals like lemongrass- and coriander-crusted pork loin and coconut-almond breakfast smoothies.
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And, on December 1st, her opera "L'Amour de Loin" ("Love from Afar"), an entrancing tale of doomed medieval love, enters the repertory of the Metropolitan Opera.
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You can choose expensive tender rib chops or bone-in loin chops for an elegant rendition, but steaks cut from the leg or shoulder are fine.
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As to "bold": What was that unctuous sheet of meat supplementing the roast loin of lamb with pesto-topped eggplant, garlic purée, olives and buttery potatoes?
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The new location was formerly a Texas-style barbecue spot, so Tatsu knew immediately that he'd be smoking brisket, fish, ducks, pork loin, mackerel, and hamachi collar.
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I throw the pork loin in the cooker with some seasonings I have on hand and half a can of beer, and I set it to low.
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It's hard to write a menu sometimes, because some people coming into the restaurant will be getting lamb loin and some might be getting, like, lamb shoulder.
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Sellars was a star of the Mortier era, staging Olivier Messiaen's "Saint François d'Assise" in 1992 and the première of Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin" in 2000.
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Ms. Redding and Mr. Danzer take a whole strip loin from Painted Hills, a ranch in Oregon, and brush it with a coating of whipped egg whites.
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Resplendent in a tapa cloth, beads, a red loin cloth, his jet black hair in a long Mohawk, he had hiked over the volcano's cinder cones barefoot.
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Harvest happens in winter because colder waters ensure an optimal fat breakdown: 453 percent fatty otoro, 40 percent slightly leaner chutoro, and 40 percent akami loin meat.
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A Good Appetite Pork loin roasted on a bed of cider-moistened apples and onions is a wintry dish suitable for entertaining or a cozy Sunday supper.
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You can use this spice rub on any cut of pork, but a butterflied hunk, either shoulder or loin, will be large enough to feed a crowd.
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The comic strip "Alley Oop," starring a loin-cloth-wearing cave man of the same name, went into hibernation in September but will be back in January.
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The work, "Piscine Versus the Best Hotels (or Various Loin)," includes a graffitied list of deaths, body parts in blue paint, and what looks like a gibbet.
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Trois décennies après mon départ, je n'aurai toutefois eu besoin que de quelques jours à Montréal pour constater que le débat linguistique est loin d'être derrière nous.
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Heirloom pork is not the loin but the neck, imbued (too strongly?) with rosemary and served with a crisp, simple, creamy and very good salad of green beans.
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Gandhi was passionate about the poor, including the Dalits, railing against exploitation and living almost like a monk, wearing a simple white loin cloth and famously eating little.
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Then, as the garbage piled up, his apartment shrank to his bed, where he sat or lay during the midsummer weeks, usually dressed only in a loin cloth.
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Over roast loin of veal and vintage wine at the exclusive River Club in New York, Mr. Rockefeller and nine others on the team gathered on Aug. 19.
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Yes, Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" (already heard at the Met this season) makes its presence felt in "L'Amour de Loin," as it does in much of modern opera.
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Pounded rabbit loin was fried into a long, crunchy schnitzel and served over chickpeas and pistachios; lemon confit and lots of thyme leaves snapped the dish into harmony.
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With the presentation of Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin" this month, the Metropolitan Opera finally broke a 113-year streak of not performing any operas written by women.
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J'avais mon téléphone dans les mains pour prendre des photos, et je recevais des notifications du Parisien qui me disaient qu'il y avait une fusillade, pas très loin.
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The fabric on the skirt was draped in the front and back and acted like a high-fashion loin cloth, letting both of Jenner's supermodel-long legs roam free.
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Users pick from its 1,500 stock keeping units ranging from yogurt to pork loin, fill their in-app shopping carts and pay via their phones, the firm told TechCrunch.
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"L'Amour de Loin" will be conducted by another Finn, Susanna Malkki, in a belated Met debut for this formidable, charismatic artist, the new music director of the Helsinki Philharmonic.
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McClary singles out three operas on topics of doomed passion: Salvatore Sciarrino's " Luci Mie Traditrici " (1998), Kaija Saariaho's " L'Amour de Loin " (2000), and George Benjamin's " Written on Skin " (20163).
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Some, like rib chops (from the rack) or loin chops (which look like miniature T-bone steaks), are expensive, but there are cheaper options, like shoulder and sirloin chops.
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WHO'S DIRECTING Robert Lepage, the Canadian master of theatrical spectacle, declined the opportunity to direct the Salzburg premiere of "L'Amour de Loin," but he's now getting a second chance.
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This happened minutes before the actual vice president attacked three of America's closest allies, Britain, France and Germany, as dozens of dignitaries tucked into their lunch of cod loin.
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L'Amour de Loin, by the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho, receives a dazzling production that sets the self-aware tale of unrequited love on a flickering sea of LED lights.
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Finally, part 2 finale "The Mephisto Waltz," confirms all the apocalyptic conjecture around Sabrina with the entrance of Lucifer Morningstar (Luke Cook), now in his hunky, loin-clothed angelic form.
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His in-the-ring persona, Jungle Boy, is a Tarzan-esque character, complete with his mane of long curls, loin cloth-like shorts and a heavy dose of leopard print.
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Jack's in-the-ring persona is that of a Tarzan-esque character, complete with his mane of long curls, loin cloth-like shorts and a heavy dose of leopard print.
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CAPERS IN VINEGAR Few ingredients will dress a fillet of fish, a chicken breast, hanger steak, pork loin, vegetables like cauliflower, or a salad, like a random scattering of capers.
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A seasonal tasting menu (320 dollars with wine pairing) might feature roasted lamb loin with labneh and cucumber, coral trout sashimi with kombu and chile, or champagne lobster French toast.
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When Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin" opened at the Metropolitan Opera in December, it was the first opera by a woman to be performed at the Met in 113 years.
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L'Amour de Loin is the first opera by a female composer that the Met has performed since 1903, when they staged the all-but-forgotten Der Wald by Ethel Smyth.
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Les Algériens veulent inventer quelque chose de nouveau, loin de toute ingérence occidentale ou des pays du Golfe (comme cela a été le cas pour la Libye ou la Syrie).
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De ceci se dégage une idée simple mais qui mérite d'être soulignée: l'opinion des électeurs s'inscrivait dans une dynamique en cours, loin d'être stable, et une dynamique n'est pas forcément linéaire.
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Sure, carpaccio is an Italian dish, but there was some extra goat, and raw slices of the loin went well with dukkah , an Egyptian spice blend, and zhoug , a Yemeni condiment.
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For a true churrasco, the classic Brazilian barbecue, he gestured to a line of sausage, skirt steak, chicken hearts, pork loin and the coveted picanha, a fatty cut of top sirloin.
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This newer surgery was called a laparoscopic cholecystectomy — laparoscopic meaning an examination of the loin (lapar in Greek) with an endoscope, and cholecystectomy meaning the removal (ectomy) of the gallbladder (cholecyst).
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Griddled flounder paved with thin tiles of cured tuna loin and displayed next to a garland of julienned green melon could easily lose its shy, what's-the-point benne seed cream.
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The seasonal tasting menu, which includes licorice-smoked lamb loin, ridged pasta with foie gras, and seared scallop with Périgord truffles, will run around $250 with a glass of wine or two.
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My interest in this story began when a chef in my hometown of Montreal named Benoit Lenglet started serving dishes like seal poutine and seal loin at his restaurant Au Cinquième Péché.
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That's the one in which audience members are recruited to flagellate a loin-cloth-clad Jesus with bright foam batons, and even that feels far too jolly to be a true sacrilege.
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And "L'Amour de Loin," which had its premiere at the Salzburg Festival in Austria in 2000, has since become one of the most acclaimed and widely performed works of the 21st century.
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The opening gesture of "L'Amour de Loin" is exemplary: from a deep, shuddering B-flat a complex chord of overtones accumulates, seeming to resound not only in space but within the mind.
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Place the loin on the grill and cook, turning often, until no longer translucent inside and cooked through, or until it registers 145 ̊F on an instant-read thermometer, 20 to 25 minutes.
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Assuming the role of patrician citizen, frock-coated Schoelcher takes a loin-clothed, unidentified slave by the shoulder with one arm; his other extends into the air, loftily gesturing the way to freedom.
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Now, though, researchers from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign have shown that they can encode data on ultrasonic signals then send them through samples such as pork loin and beef liver.
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La Chine costs much more than most of them; lamb loin stir-fried with cumin is $38, about twice as much as the fervently admired Muslim lamb chop at Fu Run in Flushing.
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Mains, like seared codfish with salsify and miso hollandaise (18563 Swiss francs), and venison loin with savoy cabbage, celery and juniper (58 Swiss francs), are complemented by an extensive, thoroughly researched wine list.
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He starts with pork belly attached to loin, seasons it with fennel, herbs and dried chiles, then rolls it up and roasts it until the skin crackles every time you slice into it.
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Fermentation bends a mix of juices from Korean pears, green apples and pineapple toward a cidery direction that makes it a thrilling marinade, braising liquid and sauce for exquisitely rich Wagyu strip loin.
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With "L'Amour de Loin," Mr. Lepage returns to the Met after his hotly debated production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, a clunky, fairly clueless staging dominated by a gargantuan set made of rotating planks.
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Better yet, an illustrated touch-pad allows you to cook a specific strain of rice, poach eggs, roast pork loin, sous-vide pâté, or make yogurt with the touch of a few buttons.
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It features eight handsome, well-built lads who, dressed with sandals, togas, leather loin cloths and golden lame pants, will fight each other almost just like Roman gladiators used to do 2,000 years ago.
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"I'm not sure I'll ever be ready, but I'm back," said Jack, whose in-the-ring persona is a Tarzan-esque character, complete with his mane of long curls and loin cloth-like shorts.
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Because, yes, like Aladdick, The Loin King is also full of song parodies that turn every wholesome tune from your childhood in a grating, off-key parody utilizing every conceivable slang word for penis.
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"L'Amour de Loin" ("Love From Afar") will be the Met's first opera by a woman since 1903, when "Der Wald," a one-act fairy tale by the British composer Ethel M. Smyth, was presented.
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He has long been John Adams's key partner on both librettos and stagings, and has also been a frequent collaborator with Kaija Saariaho, whose "L'Amour de Loin" arrives at the Metropolitan Opera this fall.
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It features a figure dressed in a loin cloth, horned buffalo warbonnet, and moccasins sitting against a flat background; his face is darkened by shadow as he holds a bright pink ice cream cone.
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Kaija Saariaho's (born 1952) first opera, L'Amour de Loin (libretto by Amin Maalouf) had its world premiere in 2000 at the Salzburg Festival and its American premiere at the Santa Fe Opera in 2002.
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The first work she plans to create through this fellowship is "Four Quartets," an evening-length staging of T.S. Eliot's poem with an original score by the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho ("L'Amour de Loin").
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The origins of sumo, in which giant wrestlers clad in loin-cloths seek to topple or push their opponents out of the ring, stretch back centuries and its traditions have links to Japan's Shinto religion.
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Jack, 21, whose in-the-ring persona is a Tarzan-esque character, complete with his mane of long curls and loin cloth-like shorts, has yet to publicly comment on the death of his father.
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Those incidents and increased competition from other sports eroded the popularity of sumo, in which giant wrestlers clad in silk loin-cloths seek to topple, throw or push each other out of a raised ring.
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At JuneBaby, he presents both aspects of the era — by offering hoe cakes, grits and pig intestines, as well as artisan pork loin and heirloom ingredients — and focuses on the African roots of Southern cuisine.
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As for the cut of pork, choose a bone-in (or boneless) marbled shoulder roast or thick-cut county-style ribs, which are meaty bone-in chops cut from the shoulder end of the loin.
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" Not so our dapper author, savoring a tasteful supper facing the colonnade of the Louvre at Le Fumoir: "How delicious my appealingly plated but very old-fashioned roast pork loin with mustard sauce à l'ancienne.
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Consider this a primer on everything you need to know about one of the most important events of the fall season: the Metropolitan Opera premiere of Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin" on Thursday, Dec. 1.
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And in "L'Amour de Loin" ("Love from Afar"), Saariaho's acclaimed first opera, from 2000, which she wrote in collaboration with the librettist Amin Maalouf, she proved that her stylistic approach could work in splendid ways.
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In its history the Met has performed just two operas by female composers: Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin," in 2016, and Ethel M. Smyth's "Der Wald," in 1903, both of which were originally produced elsewhere.
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In many big cities in the US, when you order carnitas, you will most likely be given what is called maciza in Mexico, which is usually loin, leg, and other lean parts of the pig.
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Ingredients:- 214 kiwis, peeled and diced- 215 pint blueberries, chopped - 214⁄215 cup cilantro leaves, chopped- 2121⁄212016 cup minced red onion- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar- 1 teaspoon salt- 3⁄4 teaspoon paprika or chipotle chili powder- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground turmeric- 13⁄2 teaspoon ground cumin- 1⁄4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper- One 2-pound center-cut pork loin- 2 tablespoons grape seed oil, plus more for the grillDirections:To grill the pork loin, preheat a grill over high heat, or to roast, preheat the oven to 400 ̊F.
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I pick up chicken thighs, canned chickpeas, salad greens, eggs, cilantro, green onions, broccoli, coffee, a cucumber, pita chips, a four-pound boneless pork loin, sweet potatoes, a sleeve of three garlic heads, and an avocado.
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Prominent flavors sometimes vanished: I picked up no hint of the Sichuan pepper rub on the tuna, and, try as I might, I tasted neither orange nor thyme in a bland "orange-thyme infused" lamb loin.
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Years later, when I worked at the Tasting Room, I used to buy these amazing Japanese sweet potatoes from the farmers market and I'd put marshmallows on them and serve them with pork loin in November.
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The restaurateur and TV personality Guy Fieri, who had to evacuate his Santa Rosa residence, organized a team of volunteers and began serving mashed potatoes and pork loin to firefighters and others in a parking lot.
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A Good Appetite Butterfly wings are delicate things, diaphanous and fragile and nothing at all like the large, fat-veined chunk of boneless pork loin I had spread out on my cutting board one recent afternoon.
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Eight ribs and their attendant loin are smeared with salt and pepper; their flavor isn't like any other meat's, but you won't be far off if you imagine prime rib crossed with heritage pork chops ($85).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Metropolitan Opera's new production of Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho's L'Amour de Loin ("Love from Afar") is one of the most visually arresting projects we have seen on any stage.
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Coming 16 years after its premiere at the Salzburg Festival, "L'Amour de Loin" will be the first opera by a woman performed at the Met since 1903, when the company did "Der Wald" by Ethel M. Smyth.
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Despite being flanked by two giant roll-on deodorants, Kylie managed to give the wipe-clean sex sounds of "Blue Monday" even more loin, making you want to do unspeakable things on the nearest stainless steel surface.
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"They take the whole pork belly, which is super fatty, and wrap it around the loin, which is relatively lean," said Matt Lindemulder, a partner at Porchetta in the East Village, where they use the same cut.
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Some cuts, like the shoulder chops and country-style rib chops, are best braised or stewed, but the thick rib and loin chops, seared in a pan or broiled to medium, are exceptionally tasty and quite tender.
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There was an exceptional velouté of squash and apples with a fat lobe of foie gras, and a little meditation on beef and spring onions, with a Syrah-glazed beef cheek and a slice of strip loin.
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With this production, by the director Robert Lepage, the Met has also addressed a serious gap in its history: "L'Amour de Loin" is only the second opera composed by a woman to be presented by the company.
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I went with medallions of bacon-wrapped rabbit loin, which was cooked to a perfect medium rare, the bacon balancing the rabbit's nuanced flavor nicely; a braised red cabbage did a similar job with the accompanying rabbit hash.
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A pork loin with a little cap of fat is rubbed with onion and garlic, both in granulated form, then roasted fast in a very hot oven whose residual heat is used to roast a couple of jalapeños.
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But apparently, you don't have to drop $20 on a movie ticket if you want to feel the love tonight—because, uh, there's a brand-new Lion King porn parody called, yes, you guessed it: The Loin King.
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The triumphant New York première of Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin," at the Metropolitan Opera, in the fall of 2016, added a rush of urgency to discussions about the challenges faced by women composers throughout history, and today.
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She is best known for her advocacy of new music—she conducted Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin" at the Met in 2016—but she has quietly emerged as a formidable interpreter of the Romantic and early-modern repertory.
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From Thursday through Saturday, he hosts nightly pop-up dinners with a small menu of shared, seasonal dishes that riff on traditional Azorean fare: There's green bean tempura, creamy soufflés and pork loin with charred cabbage and pineapple.
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I was, to use the butchering term, butterflying the loin, a very simple technique of cutting lengthwise through any thick boneless piece of meat until you've almost halved it, but not quite, leaving it attached on one side.
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They first enjoy ribollita, a stew made with cannellini beans, crushed tomato, and chard; and then have arista Toscana, a bone-in pork loin studded with garlic, covered in fennel pollen, and roasted over onions, fennel, and raw milk.
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"I'm pumping away, and I can feel myself about to pass out," Tile said, recalling his role as Simba in The Loin King, where he and Kira Noir wore thick, fuzzy lion hats and gloves during their sex scene.
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Christmas Eve menu: Grilled salmon with butternut squash Foie gras studded farm venison with Honeycrisp apple and celery Lamb chop with peas and spinach Wagyu strip loin with red cabbage Golden apple with cider mousse Cost: $345 per person
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Although Mr. Sellars had staged "Hagoromo" in the 1980s, and Ms. Saariaho set two of Pound's austere "Cantos" in her chamber piece "Sombre," their earlier stage works, like "L'Amour de Loin" and "La Passion de Simone," focused on women.
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Le manque de piscines en bon état, associé à un réseau de transports atrophié et à la domination de sports tels que le football, concourent à reléguer la ville en queue de peloton, loin derrière le reste du pays.
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And the "emoji man dancing" strikes a similar pose to a hieroglyph of a dancing man, one arm raised and with little but a purple disco suit and a loin cloth from 3,000 years ago to distinguish between them.
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The president, first lady Melania Trump, Abe and his wife, Akie, joined an estimated 11,500 fans at Ryogoku Kokugikan Stadium to watch massive and muscular men, in bare feet and loin cloths, battle for supremacy in a small ring of dirt.
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It is a seemingly simple thing: that bread, Mexican crema, roasted pork loin (with the fatcap left on), jalapeños, tomato, onion, and avocado—all showered in a thin red salsa, the recipe of which he picked up from his wife's father.
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Others cut slabs of loin for backyard sashimi with wasabi and soy sauce, patterned the fish over vinegared rice for dinnertime chirashi, drizzled the pieces with olive oil and flaky sea salt to make boards of crudo, all you can eat.
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" Le désir est au cœur de nombreuses professions créatives comme le cinéma, la musique et la photographie de mode; la difficulté est d'en connaître les limites et de comprendre la différence entre le flirt et le fait d'aller trop loin ".
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Men wearing traditional loin cloths and women clothed in white robes chant before entering an ice water bath during a Shinto ritual at the Teppozu Inari Shrine to purify the soul and wish for good health in the New Year.
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No monolithic porterhouse here; diversity is the mission, from beef blackened all along the perimeter and pork loin like a pocket prayer book to bronzed linguiça (sausage) swollen with garlic, chicken breast trussed in bacon and dense little chicken hearts.
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IngredientsPasta 1 egg About 1 cup soft wheat flour 2-3 quarts chicken broth Filling 53/4 pound ground pork loin 1/4 pound ground Parma ham 1/4 pound ground mortadella Butter About 1 cup of freshly grated Parmigiano-Reggiano Instructions1.
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Les tribunaux ont suspendu plusieurs interdictions suite à une décision du Conseil d'État la semaine dernière — l'interdiction à Nice, où s'est déroulé un horrible attentat terroriste le 14 juillet dernier, a été suspendue ce jeudi — mais le débat est loin d'être terminé.
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"L'Amour de Loin," a story of a Christian and a Muslim swept up in idealized assumptions about each another, arrives at the Met at a time of religious and sectarian war in the Middle East, a refugee crisis and terrorist acts in Europe.
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Cuts include racks, roasts with or without the bone, stew meat, chops, shanks, cutlets and a boneless cut called the loin chump, which is popular in England and is like a thick steak: Grass-fed local lamb, $7.49 to $39.99 a pound, freshdirect.com.
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Also on offer is Kaija Saariaho's ethereal "L'Amour de Loin," one of the most popular contemporary operas of recent years, in a production directed by Robert Lepage and conducted by Susanna Malkki that features Susanna Phillips and Eric Owens in the lead roles.
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In late 2016, the Met finally put on a performance of L'Amour de Loin by Helsinki-born composer Kaija Saariaho—sixteen years after the opera, which subtly blends electronic music with medieval harmonies and North African rhythms, premiered to wide acclaim in Europe.
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In a program note, Ms. Saariaho, whose "L'Amour de loin" was performed to acclaim at the Metropolitan Opera in 2016, explains that in "Only the Sound Remains" she wanted to create an intimate opera that would play effectively in a large space.
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As your culture becomes more well-off, and the value of off-cuts and offal kind of disappears, and people think of meat as only ribeye and loin and filet, that [causes that] sort of aversion, which I definitely don't feel sympathy for.
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Regional ingredients fill the menu, which changes daily and recently included kingfish crudo (24 dollars), grass-fed beef tartare with Canterbury truffles (24 dollars), venison loin with onion purée (48 dollars) and slow-braised lamb shoulder for two (50 dollars per person).
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SAINT-PAUL-DE-VENCE, France — De 1970 jusqu'à sa mort en 1987, James Baldwin vécut et travailla dans une demeure avec jardin idyllique située dans ce village médiéval de la Côte d'Azur adossé aux Alpes et d'où l'on aperçoit au loin la Méditerranée.
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He shook up the stodgy Salzburg Festival when he took over its leadership in the early 1990s, and after the premiere of "Lonh," at Salzburg in 1996, he proposed to Ms. Saariaho the idea of writing the opera that became "L'Amour de Loin."
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An opera composed by a woman will appear at the Metropolitan Opera for the first time in more than a century next season, when the house presents the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho's ethereal "L'Amour de Loin," one of the most acclaimed operas of the 2000s.
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Almost a year ago, after Urban Congo, a student percussion group, performed on campus in loin cloths, which many on campus found offensive, the university's president, Christopher L. Eisgruber, sent an email to the student body that affirmed the school's commitment to free speech.
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Christmas Eve menu: Butternut squash soup Poached Maine lobster with leeks and carrots Roasted Christmas goose with cabbage and brioche dumpling Venison loin with celery puree Prime beef tenderloin with roasted Brussels sprouts Red wine poached pear with spiced hot chocolate Cost: $145 per person
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They are the first two women commissioned to write operas for the Met, which has only performed two operas by female composers in its history: Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin" in 2016 and Ethel M. Smyth's "Der Wald" in 1903, which were both written elsewhere.
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The tasting menu from the chef Christo Pretorius, at 735 rand, may include a chicken and ham terrine with pickled shimeji mushrooms, a hen's egg with smoked hake, fish velouté, cured lemon peel, and bacon, followed by springbok (antelope) loin with venison osso bucco.
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Move on up the road to the original outpost of Las Golondrinas for a glass of Cruzcampo pilsner and a dish of grilled mushrooms with parsley aioli, or a slab of sizzling hot, salt-flaked pork loin on bread that soaks up the juices.
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That's what a reader asked after seeing a big gap on the list we put together to accompany a story on the first opera by a woman produced at the Metropolitan Opera in over 100 years (the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin").
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With Kaija Saariaho's ethereal "L'Amour de Loin," the Met adds one of the most popular contemporary operas of recent years to its repertory, here in a production by Robert Lepage and conducted by Susanna Malkki that features Susanna Phillips and Eric Owens in the lead roles.
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Dishes, with no more than a few ingredients, range from colorful (lamb loin spruced up with silvery slivers of sardines and orange squash ribbons) to playful ("cocada de coco con coco en coco," a caramelized coconut with roasted coconut ice cream served in a coconut half).
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"L'Amour de Loin" feels more like it's suspended in space.) The work moves back and forth, like a kind of pendulum, from Jaufré (a baritone role) to Clémence (soprano), with the Pilgrim (mezzo-soprano) acting as go-between, transmitting the prince-troubadour's songs to the countess.
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The haunting vocal works she wrote in the years leading up to "L'Amour de Loin" are gorgeous, among them "Lonh" ("Afar"), a setting of Jaufré Rudel's poetry for soprano and live electronics from 1996; "Château de l'Âme" (1996); "Miranda's Lament" (1997); and "Oltra Mar" (1999) for chorus.
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The arrival of "L'Amour de Loin" in December at the Met, in a Robert Lepage production conducted by Susanna Malkki in her company debut and starring Susanna Phillips, Tamara Mumford and Eric Owens, will be the biggest in a series of Saariaho events across New York next season.
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Artwork and pottery provide some of the earliest accounts of boxing and wrestling: a beautifully preserved sixteenth century B.C.E. fresco dubbed "Boxing Boys" from the island of Santorini shows two young men with long dreaded hair and a small loin cloth punching each other at very close quarters.
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These are the family members who share the president's confidence, who reveal his notion of the exemplary family—an autocratic CEO served by loyal deputies who are the fruit of his loins, as well as one brought in through the bond of matrimony with the CEO's favorite loin-fruit.
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The Finnish master Kaija Saariaho, whose "L'Amour de Loin" arrives at the Metropolitan Opera this fall, was a focus this year and has long been resistant to being classified as a "woman composer"; Mr. Sellars said her feelings were taken into account, too, in underplaying talk of gender.
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Strung across the Metropolitan Opera's stage on more than two dozen parallel strands, from the pit to the back wall, 28,000 colorful LEDs will create an ever-changing, sometimes tempestuous sea for the Met's new production of the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin," which opens on Thursday.
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In the warm kitchen of a bungalow just off a two-lane road in far-western Ireland, the novelist Sally Rooney, her mother, her sister, and her mother's friend were contesting the issues of the day over a supper of pork loin, roasted potatoes, green beans, red peppers, and applesauce.
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" On meat: "Did how these muscles on a pig move have something to do with the pale color of the loin and the darker hue of the coppa, with why we cook a pork chop in a frying pan and a pork shoulder in a smoker or a Crock-Pot?
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Photograph by Makeda Sandford for The New Yorker The "smoke" ramen, made with both smoked-chicken broth and shreds of smoked pork loin, would be my second choice, and, in the mushroom-broth ramen, the three-dimensional flavor of the sweet smoked cherry tomatoes alone makes that dish worth ordering.
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The Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho, whose "L'Amour de Loin" will appear at the Met in December, receives a preparatory tribute from Esa-Pekka Salonen and the New York Philharmonic, which will offer "Circle Map," a surround-sound performance of four Saariaho pieces, at the Park Avenue Armory (Oct. 13-14).
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"Ben Kingsley's performance as Gandhi, aging 50 years in three hours, from dapper, status-conscious lawyer to emaciated ascetic in a loin-cloth, is certainly as fine as anything Muni ever did, and likely to take its place among the cinema's great historic portraits," the Guardian wrote at the time.
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One evening, it included lamb two ways—shredded shank braised in cider and mulling spices, and medium-rare medallions of loin dressed in a bagna cauda flavored with vadouvan, a French-influenced South Indian spice mix—plus grilled sunchokes with jammy, chili-spiced sunflower seeds, buttery Parker House rolls, and a snarl of chicory salad.
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Save for a loin cloth, a nearly naked man nailed to a cross is flying overhead, recalling these lines from Guillaume Apollinaire's great poem, "Zone": Behold the Christ who flies higher than aviators He holds the world's record for altitude This connection does not clarify Garabedian's painting, which most likely will always remain baffling, unyielding to discursive meaning.
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Servings: 6-8Prep: 3503 minutesTotal: 4 hours 1 (6-22 pound) loin-in pork belly 2145 tablespoons olive oil 23/21 cup kosher salt, divided 22 tablespoon chile flakes 25 garlic cloves, minced zest of 63 orange26 sprigs parsley, leaves minced215 sprigs rosemary, leaves picked 220 tablespoons Amaro 2 tablespoons fresh orange juice 1-2 cups canola oil 1.
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When: Thursday, January 232–Sunday, January 22014 Where: Here Arts Center (145 Sixth Avenue, Soho, Manhattan) Considering the recently concluded L'Amour de Loin was the first opera written by a woman to be staged by the Met in over a century, having a festival that pushes the boundaries of the form in New York City is essential.
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Frumkin calmly laid out black sturgeon caviar and red salmon roe; three kinds of salted, pickled and smoked fish; home-pickled green tomatoes, apples, red peppers and quinces; salads of eggplant and beets and potatoes and mushrooms and cucumbers; stuffed eggs and cabbage leaves and eggplant rolls; sliced beef tongue, jellied calf's feet and cured pork loin.
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Dinner that night was an asado, or traditional Chilean barbecue, of beef ribs, rib eye and flank steaks, pork loin, chicken legs and local sausages, accompanied by boiled potatoes, a simple salad of lettuce, tomatoes and yellow bell peppers grown on a nearby farm, and several bottles of Marques de Casa Concha Grand Reserve, a Chilean cabernet sauvignon.
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Now, he says, he can't turn out product fast enough: loncino (loin cured in salt for three months), morcilla (blood sausage flavored with herbs and ají dulce, tiny sweet peppers) and carne ahumada (chunks of pork rubbed with salt, pepper, paprika, oregano and sugar, and smoked over wood from almendras trees, a traditional method of preservation).
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Other things we'd like to cook today or this weekend that we believe may interest you: Nigella Lawson's recipe for roast pork loin with caraway, lemon and garlic; a sour-cream coffee cake for breakfast; these awesome bruschetta with creamed mushrooms and caramelized onions for a lunchtime feast; and, for dinner, Melissa Clark's recipe for lentil salad with roasted vegetables. No?
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In this episode, we hang with rapper/Fuck, That's Delicious host Action Bronson and Lilia chef/owner Missy Robbins, and Mario styles up his friends with ribollita, a stew made with cannellini beans, crushed tomato, and chard; and arista Toscana, a bone-in pork loin studded with garlic, covered in fennel pollen, and roasted over onions, fennel, and raw milk.
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Instead, go for the parts of beast, fish, and fowl that other kitchens in New York would never deign to countenance: pig intestines and beef aorta, fish maw (bladder) and pork kidney, rabbit loin and braised frog—all of which arrive so richly spiced, and swimming in such gargantuan seas of chili peppers, that it seems like a minor miracle that each manages to preserve its own atomic complexity.
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Prep: 25 minutesTotal: 25 minutes for the Sriracha mayo:22 teaspoon Sriracha sauce22 tablespoons mayonnaise (I use Hellman's) for the marbleized eggs:23 tablespoons butter21 free-range eggssalt, to taste24 tablespoons sliced chives for the pork:2375 can Spam or 53 25-ounce pork loin chops24 quarts canola oil24/4 cup cornstarch2/3 teaspoon Kosher salt to assemble:1 handful sliced scallions1 pack King's Hawaiian dinner rolls 1.
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Among the mouthwatering items on the menu: squid ink cracker with Morston smoked salmon made by chef Galton Blackiston (of Morston Hall on the Norfolk coast), scallop ceviche by chef Sat Bains (Restaurant Sat Bains in Nottingham), wild sea bass by Claude Bosi (Hibiscus in London), loin of Houghton venison with summer beetroot purée by Tom Kerridge (The Hand and Flowers in Harlow) and Norfolk raspberries, strawberries, cider and blueberry coulis by Nobu's Mark Edwards.
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I hope you're out in the yard building a box out of cinderblocks so you can roast a whole pig on a rebar grill, and I hope someone comes over an hour or two before the meat's done to drop off a loin of yellowfin tuna for tuna poke (above) because you're a good dad, or have a good dad, or know a good dad and you're helping him out on this day of recognition for pops.
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Servings: 2 Ingredients 1 tablespoon cumin seeds1/4 cup full-fat greek yogurt1/2 ounce strawberries, roughly chopped1 teaspoon honey1 teaspoon lemon verbena, thinly sliced33 teaspoon mint, thinly sliced1 teaspoon sumac1/2 teaspoon fresh lemon juice24 serrano, seeded and minced22 shallot, half grated, half thinly slicedkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste25 tablespoons canola oil24 (21-ounce) lamb loin chops26/13 cup raw cashews21 hakurei turnips, greens separated and thinly sliced22 sour gherkins, quartered27 tablespoons babaghanoush1 tablespoon scallion greens, thinly sliced, plus more for garnish1 small cucumber, thinly slicedzest of 1 lemon Directions 1.
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Servings: 4Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 2 hours for the pork:24 garlic cloves (divided)3 large Spanish onions, sliced into 1/2-inch-thick half moons63 fennel bulbs, frilly tops chopped and reserved, ribs discarded, and bulbs cut into 1/4- inch-thick slices1 (3-4 pound) bone-in pork loin roast (5 bones "frenched")kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste1/4 cup fennel pollen3 13/2 cups whole milk, divided3/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling for the salad:215 fennel bulb, fronds reserved, ribs discarded, bulb shaved¼ cup celery petals230 teaspoon fennel pollen½ bunch cardoons, peeled and thinly sliced21 tablespoon extra virgin olive oilkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, taste 24.
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Servings: 1Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 103 minutes for the pork:2 ½ oz pork loin, cut into 2 by ½ by ⅛-inch strips4 garlic cloves|12 grams, peeled and crushed into small pieces in a mortarA few dashes of Thai seasoning saucedash of Thai fish saucepinch of finely ground Asian white pepper for the dish:1/2 cup|42 grams roughly sliced (½-inch half-moons) napa cabbage1/2 cup|53 grams bean sprouts1/4 cup|25 grams julienned (about 22 by ⅛ inch) peeled carrot24/25 cup|210 grams thinly sliced (¼ inch; with the grain) yellow onion215/210 cup|453 grams roughly chopped (245 inches) yu choy (stems and leaves)210 (26 gram) package Thai instant ramen (such as MAMA brand), seasoning powder and seasoningpaste discarded Mama Ramen1 tablespoons neutral oil, such as canola, soybean, or rice bran1 large egg, at room temperature¼ cup Naam Sup Muu (Pork Stock)1 tablespoon Thai seasoning sauce1 tablespoon Thai oyster sauce Thai Oyster Sauce1 teaspoon granulated sugargenerous pinch of finely ground Asian white pepper2 tablespoons sliced (¼ inch) green onion SUGGESTED KHRUANG PHRUNGPhrik Naam Plaa (Fish Sauce–Soaked Chiles)Phrik Naam Som (Vinegar-Soaked Chiles)Phrik Pon Khua (Toasted-Chile Powder)Sugar (preferably raw cane sugar) 103.
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