Stir in green olives, kalamata olives, roasted peppers and black pepper. 2.
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Olives are more calorie-dense, at about 59 calories per 10 olives.
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We both order pasta — mine with marinara, olives, and artichoke hearts, and G.'s with marinara, sausage, and olives.
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Roasted Cauliflower With Feta, Almonds and Olives Cauliflower is perennially satisfying, and the olives and feta deliver a little excitement.
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She feels very strongly about olives Yes, Ree is a super fan of olives, and even admitted to dying for them.
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However, another dilemma then surfaced: The olives rotted because he would go through their brine much faster than the olives themselves.
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With plenty of old, spoiling olives—and much fewer new, fresh olives—unscrupulous food fraudsters were hoping to take advantage of the situation.
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Olives and wine from France, Germany, Spain or Britain Including pitted, not pitted and stuffed olives; "wine other than Tokay (not carbonated), not over 14 percent alcohol"
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" Looking at a small dish overflowing with his favorite Gordal olives, he says, "These are the same olives that made me feel like I was part of America.
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Sautéed Chicken With Green Olives and White Wine Chicken, olives and lemon are reliably good together, but this recipe gets the most out of the combination with minimal effort.
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While we've seen plenty of kids place pre-pitted black olives from the can on their fingers and pretend to be aliens, seeing youngsters actually eating and enjoying olives is another story.
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Here, it's a burger with olives and larks' tongues; it's called the McTrojan Deluxe, which makes it sound like there's something sneaky hiding inside it, which if you hate olives is true.
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Two weeks later, Reed took to Twitter yet again to talk about her love for olives, stating that she would absolutely ignore any study released about how olives could be bad for you.
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F. finishes getting the pizza prepped (sundried tomatoes, Kalamata olives, and sharp cheddar cheese for me; pepperoni, Kalamata olives, and Colby jack for him), bakes/grills them, and cuts me a couple slices.
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I pick up blue cheese olives, kale, zucchini, and cauliflower.
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I Venmo my friend $20 for the drink and olives.
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Chunks of manchego joined marinated olives for a tasty starter.
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I also get kalamata olives and a cranberry La Croix.
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I save half the wrap and olives for lunch tomorrow.
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I prefer garnishing with citrus peel or some castelvetrano olives.
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Joshua RappenekerWhisky. Wine. Vodka. Coffee. Olives. Sugar. Milk. Parmesan. Salmon.
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We get pretzels, spicy trail mix, olives, and sparkling water.
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But eight years later, Ree's still in love with olives!
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Probably tzatziki and kalamata olives, because I'm a Greek lady.
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" — Claudia Bleeker, 23 "The olives in my dirty vodka Martinis.
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Sometimes, you've got to reach for those bottom drawer olives.
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She likes it when the olives bump against her teeth.
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He has his olive trees, his olives, and his oil.
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I could learn to like olives, if I had to.
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There will be wine and olives out and people over.
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He opened a can of black olives, pitted, slate black.
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Green olives add brine and Moroccan saffron an enveloping musk.
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Olives, virgin olive oil, cherries, oranges and lemons from Spain.
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Nearly everyone had olives to supply oil for the year.
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Black and green olives in varying hues and sizes abound.
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"We're using green olives stuffed with jalapeños," Ms. Moreno said.
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I prefer garnishing with citrus peel or some Castelvetrano olives.
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Surprise appearances by olives and their ilk provide extra variety.
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She wondered whether adding these beads to the brine tanks in which olives are stored prior to processing with lye might make it possible to debitter olives without having to use lye at all.
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U.S. imports of Spanish olives were worth $67.6 million in 2017.
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The great taste of olives and vermouth, now with stronger alcohol!
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I get a white pie with garlic, basil, olives, and capers.
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At Lina Stores he could buy olives, panforte and dry spaghetti.
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It's made with marinara, provolone cheese, Canadian bacon, pineapples…and olives.
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Transfer to a bowl with the olives, vinegar, and chickpeas. 2.
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You can recreate olives with felt, balls, or small round pillows.
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Think charcuterie, olives, cheese and bread you'll want to eat forever.
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Vine leaves, olives and pickles of every sort punctuated the displays.
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Recipe: Grilled Chicken Salad With Green Beans, Capers and Olives cooking
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But not all lemons, olives or onions are built the same.
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Or Yotam Ottolenghi's pan-seared salmon with celery, olives and capers.
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We sat in a lush garden of olives and date palms.
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Here and there, tiny, dried-up olives lay on the ground.
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What if a freakish storm came and knocked the olives down?
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Recipe: Sautéed Lamb Chops With Ramps, Anchovy, Capers and Olives cooking
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"The next day there were pickles and olives," the nurse said.
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For both, the lemons or chiles are crushed with the olives.
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There is Italian-style mazemen, with anchovies, salami, olives and tomatoes.
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The offensiveness, of course, actually had nothing to do with olives.
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Green olives There's a reason why olive oil has such a sterling reputation as a healthy fat: It's made from green olives, which are full of anti-inflammatory compounds that can work wonders in the body.
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She then left the olives to soak and sampled them from time to time until 273 days had passed, this being the normal period for which olives are stored in brine prior to processing with lye.
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Recipe: Mackerel With Olives, Almonds and Mint And to Drink ... An oily fish like Spanish mackerel needs an incisive wine with lively acidity, especially when you serve the fish with this buttery sauce of olives and almonds.
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It was sparked by sherry vinegar, celery, black olives and cherry tomatoes.
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We share some bread and olives plus a burrata and tomato salad.
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Pizzas, some topped with olives and tomatoes, also were on the menu.
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Our green salad also contained red tomatoes, purple onions, and black olives.
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I order warm olives for the table and a cider for myself.
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I walk over only to find that it's olives and homemade kimchi.
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Heat and exposure to sunlight will have a disastrous effect on olives.
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In a small bowl, toss sliced olives, torn oregano, and olive oil.
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Whisk together vinegar, mustard, olives, anchovy and garlic in a small bowl.
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Table olives, though, must be purged of their phenols before being eaten.
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I was like how are we going to make rainbow-colored olives?
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I get grilled chicken, olives, mushrooms, and sliced tomatoes with vegan cheese.
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I add spinach, capers, and olives and sprinkle it with nutritional yeast.
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Among the fallen olives he spotted a small stone, dark and rough.
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Layer pico de gallo, cilantro, jalapeño, green onions, olives and diced tomatoes.
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He was promoting Olives from Spain, for which he's a brand ambassador.
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Stir in the olives and capers and season with salt and pepper.
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An appetizer of mixed pickles includes carrots, olives, cauliflower and kirby dills.
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For many years, he had worked a food-processing shift bagging olives.
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If you don't like olives, a lemon peel twist is also traditional.
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From an importer off Flushing Avenue, Giovanni bought olives, oils and cheese.
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A tart of apples and black olives was more provocative than delicious.
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Now, add the black and green olives, gently stirring to combine all.
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Did you ever realize a bobby pin could pit cherries and olives?
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Piquant olives and anchovies need something more incisive, a fino sherry, perhaps.
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And Florence Fabricant's recipe for chicken tagine with olives and preserved lemons.
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There are also jarred chiles stuffed with tuna and olives for antipasto.
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There are also jarred chiles stuffed with tuna and olives for antipasto.
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Add 1 cup finely grated Parmesan cheese and ¼ cup minced niçoise olives.
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Its olives were several grades above anything you could find at Kroger.
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Watermelon salad with sharp feta cheese and black olives was also alluring.
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The waiter brings some complimentary olives for our table, which is sweet.
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You could make some braised chicken with lemon and olives this evening.
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It will be served with a selection of brightly colored Cerignola olives.
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Finally, tomato sauce, raisins and sliced olives were added to the pan.
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The customers coming and going in the parking lot either pay to press their olives and keep the oil for themselves, or sell the olives to the family who processes them and markets the oil under their own brand.
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"I've been eating a lot of pickles, olives, the typical stuff," she says.
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On one roti, tomatoes and mozzarella; on another, kalamata olives and feta cheese.
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The Oklahoma mom, blogger and celebrity chef says she's a "goner" for olives.
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"The staple was tuna, cheddar cheese, and really bad green olives," he says.
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"I've been eating a lot of pickles, olives, the typical stuff," she said.
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We get a bag of potato chips, cheese, salchichón, manzanilla olives, and beer.
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They are then, as Antoine Hubert, Ynsect's boss, puts it, treated like olives.
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Under the proposal, goods including olives, pork, cheese and whiskey would be affected.
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A view of Jerusalem Old City seen from Mount of Olives, Wednesday, Dec.
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" And that includes treating herself to a few vices: "French fries, olives, shopping.
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It's got garlic, it's got olives, it's got both Colby and cojita cheese.
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Try Colu Henry's recipe for roasted cauliflower with feta, almonds and olives instead.
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Roasted Cauliflower With Feta, Almonds and Olives Could this be a side dish?
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He shows the girls the small plum trees, the fig trees, the olives.
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Attached to thin branches, they are smooth and swollen, like olives before curing.
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How about making Kim Severson's recipe for braised chicken with salami and olives?
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On my right is a plate with black olives, fennel hearts, and kumquats.
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Prairie grasses of muted yellows and olives bristled under a heartbreakingly blue sky.
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Firstly, you should eat "pica pica" like croquetas or olives before your starter.
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Not to mention, this big gratin of Sicilian-style cauliflower with black olives.
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Massage sliced vegetables, olives and capers together with garlic until well combined. 3.
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New dishes include herring with potatoes, duck with olives and boudin blanc sausages.
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I can't even get started on the red thing inside the green olives.
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The olives were green, black, and purple, in heaping stacks of glorious abundance.
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It, too, is delicious, with flavors of roasted meats, black peppers and olives.
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Harissa, olives and preserved lemons make it hot, salty and sour at once.
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At least make this Grecian chicken stew with cauliflower and olives for dinner.
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Let's go buy as many different kinds of olives as we can find.
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Burtynsky set out bread and cheese, salad, and olives on a hardwood table.
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Buy some olives and cheeses and bread, some tinned fish, deli meats, crackers.
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Inland, stone walls separate fields cut into strips of olives, wheat and potatoes.
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For us small farmers, we are now losing money to harvest the olives.
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Always an odd number of olives—either one or three, and never two.
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In it, Minujín, dressed up like Angela Merkel on the opening day of Documenta in Athens, serving olives to passersby while reciting a speech entitled "Angela" in which she agreed to write off Greece's debt in exchange for the olives.
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Braised Chicken Thighs With Greens and Olives Savory, saucy chicken plus salty, firm olives plus plump, sweet raisins — I really like this one, and it's an easy way to get something great on the table in well under an hour.
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Then, prepare the olive relish, which isn't difficult at all, since you'll probably buy pitted olives: These days, they're easier to find than olives with pits — even at the best supermarket "olive bars" — and certainly better than those flavorless canned ones.
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Place frisée, roasted squash and potatoes, tomatoes and, if desired, olives on a platter.
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Follow along as she creates DIY eyeballs out of olives and radishes — mm, healthy!
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A devout Christian, she is buried on the slopes of Jerusalem's Mount of Olives.
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He remembers sharing one piece of bread and a handful of olives among them.
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I've earned a real drink, so I make a dirty martini with extra olives.
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I asked for a beer and a dish of olives and opened my book.
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I order a burger with green olives and American cheese, and he orders nachos.
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So just what does it do besides dye your olives a bright green shade?
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They were all having a party, holding these little martinis with olives, completely oblivious.
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I made a salad last night with tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, avocado, and feta cheese.
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The LGBTini, of course, is made with Smirnoff, some vermouth, and rainbow-colors olives.
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He was fiddling with a pile of black and green olives on a tray.
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He tried to settle down in Syria as a farmer of olives and almonds.
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Vegetarian pizza: cauliflower crust, red sauce, mozzarella, ricotta, artichokes, Kalamata olives, red onions, spinach.
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The Childs were drawn to Provence for more elemental reasons: sun, olives, figs, wine.
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Then she imagined making herself a very dry Martini with a skewer of olives.
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Of course, it would also be great for holding nuts, olives, and other accouterments.
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She then tops the dish with chopped tomato, black olives, spring onions, and parsley.
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There were thin stems of broccoli rabe, too, tasting unusually sweet against the olives.
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Workers use electric prods to vibrate branches, causing olives to fall to the ground.
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The special version has capers, olives, lemon, pickled vegetables, and tuna (another Tunisian favorite).
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This dish is also good served with hard-boiled egg and Peruvian botija olives.
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I whip up some drippy eggs over kale with hummus, Ezekiel bread, and olives.
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There were some capers in the refrigerator and a few black olives as well.
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I like it with shells sometimes, for how the olives get lost in them.
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On an early date, Anna trades her uneaten olives for his discarded pizza crusts.
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Look for tasty black Niçoise or Gaeta olives and briny green Lucques or Castelvetranos.
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Here's David Tanis, too, with a new recipe: charred cauliflower with capers and olives.
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The most time-consuming part of this recipe is pitting and slicing the olives.
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You might make her recipe for braised chicken with artichokes and olives as well.
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For a Thursday night meal, would you consider making Moroccan chicken, smothered in olives?
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Take a look at David Tanis's recipe for monkfish roasted with herbs and olives.
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She was making picadillo, a stewlike dish of ground beef, peppers, olives and raisins.
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Or, you can add intensely flavored, minced bits like herbs, garlic, capers and olives.
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The brand also offers five other separate savory flavors, available for $1.99 a piece, so you can pick a profile to match your specific tastes: Kale, Apple, Quinoa, & Almonds; Kale & Pumpkin Seeds; Bell Peppers & Green Olives; Sundried Tomato & Basil; Black Olives & Walnuts.
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"Imagine if Xylella in olives get into the Middle East, where olives are grown in small communities, supporting families," she said, referring to a vector-borne pest that can attack over 350 plant species, and which has already reached Italy and France.
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" Tonight, Hall is whipping up her Chicken Thighs with Spicy Tomatoes & Olives recipe. "Toot-toot.
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I have a TJ's cauliflower crust and sauce at home, as well as canned olives.
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Try them here: Organic green olives Spinach noodles Pasta with only 15 calories per serving?
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It lacked that horrible gag factor that usually comes when you put olives in gelatin.
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He peels and dices a stalk of celery, and then cuts pimento-stuffed green olives.
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We bond over our mutual disdain for olives, and he walks me to the train.
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Over 85,000 tons of freshly painted green olives were seized by police from food counterfeiters.
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Then, I spread on scallion Treenut cheese, add tomato slices, chopped Manzanilla olives, and arugula.
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Ion-exchange beads thus have the potential to make processing olives cleaner, faster and cheaper.
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This is later identified to me as "pizza pasta," which involves olives, mozzarella, and pepperoni.
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It includes pepperoni, Canadian bacon, spicy Italian sausage, onions, green peppers, mushrooms, and black olives.
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The olives would go in the picadillo; the pickles would garnish the sliced tomato salad.
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Instead she used juice from the jar of olives, and a shake of dried dill.
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Farm crops that traditionally grew in the valleys - lemons, pears and olives - would be reintroduced.
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Extra tomatoes were stirred into rice with jarred tuna and olives for a rice salad.
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Free bruschetta, olives, thin slices of soppressata and chunks of Parmesan cheese are on offer.
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Tomatoes and anchovies play very well together, often in the company of olives and capers.
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Combine olives, chopped herbs, cooled couscous and roasted onions and tomatoes in a large bowl.
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So I grab some olives, salami, and crackers to bring — and I get a coffee.
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Olives — These are considered fruit in the same way avocados and their single seed are.
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Dr. Kiko Loiacono: Very good quality pasta with hake, squid, olives, cherry tomatoes, and parsley.
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Unlike the chain's dish, this one didn't have any olives and it wasn't endless, either.
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Try the house blend, 5 Pétalos, with its natural pairing, a bowl of marinated olives.
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I left there with two loaves of delicious homemade sourdough bread with olives in it!
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At Yale, Rudolph impaled Ionic capitals on dainty little pikes, like olives on cocktail skewers.
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These add a lot in terms of complexity, and keep the olives from taking over.
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Tails, you take on Melissa Clark's recipe for tuna salad with capers, olives and lemon.
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Sometimes, it is a little Manzanilla sherry, perfect when served with Marcona almonds or olives.
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They followed traditional Puerto Rican recipes, including pasteles, a dish of plantains, meat and olives.
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I use spinach, chopped green pepper, olives, and cashews to make a small green salad.
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The pizza oven is put to use for whole-roasted porgy with onions and olives.
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You could take a run at this Moroccan baked fish with potatoes, peppers and olives.
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Olives remain the area's main crop, with yields that are four times the operating cost.
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Sure, maybe you'll stumble upon one where the bread is slightly fresher or they load you up on olives, but otherwise you can expect the same 3-2 game all the time and good luck figuring out which one will have the extra olives.
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I'm still feeling slightly hungry, so after a while, I eat a handful of olives, too.
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We both get a drink and split the butter beans, warm marinated olives, and tagliatelle Bolognese.
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Add your favorite toppings, like salsa, guacamole, pickled jalapeños, sour cream, black olives and fresh cilantro.
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I top it with shredded whole milk mozzarella, thinly sliced mushrooms, peppers, onions, and black olives.
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At the Mount of Olives, The Duke of Cambridge views the Old City of Jerusalem. pic.twitter.
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You're better off storing your olives in the middle of your refrigerator, not on the door.
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The accompanying piquillo peppers and green olives did not have enough flavor to rescue the dish.
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We sprinkle the layers with olives and salt, and place the baking pan into the oven.
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I bake the whole salmon fillet, prepare a salad, and munch on plantain chips and olives.
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Lupeol is found in aloe as well as fruits and vegetables like grapes, olives, and cabbage.
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Unsaturated fats are the plant-based fats found in nuts, seeds or olives and in fish.
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I'm so hungry and aggressively stuff olives into my mouth while getting ready to cook dinner.
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My question is whether your eagle has gobbled up all the olives leaving only the arrows?
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She has just taken a bite of kale salad with feta cheese, olives, beets and walnuts.
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With that in mind, I ask him to educate me on olives, expecting a canned response.
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As for her mother, her mushrooms have been spooned out and filled with olives and tomatoes.
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Have emergency snacks at the ready - like nuts, olives, carrots and apples - instead of processed junk.
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He was buried on the Mount of Olives, the Jewish state's highest honour for its dead.
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I'd be willing to trade slightly less flavorful olives for the lives of several million birds.
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If you are an olive appreciator, you'll love these snack packs of delicious, natural pitted olives.
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Dot with anchovy fillets, adding capers and olives, perhaps, or roughly chopped rosemary and hot pepper.
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There she was given the jar, filled with oil pressed from olives from her family's grove.
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You can also pick up some of their fresh hummus, olives, or other Middle Eastern snacks.
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Three days a week, you can find him at the Ten Katenmarket selling nuts and olives.
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One of them is Ayyub Elghzi, 27, who's worked in olives for three or four years.
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Anything salty and briny can stand in for the olives — capers and canned tuna, for example.
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The homemade short, fluffy bread is baked with its toppings: onion confit, black olives and anchovies.
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You just need a few olives on your face and they can sell it as pizza.
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Pickled eggplant, good Italian olives, roasted peppers and sun-dried tomatoes are common (and advisable) extras.
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With chopped olives, pine nuts and some warm pita, you won't be sorry when you do.
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The pork filling is fatty, which serves as a foil for warm and salty black olives.
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They're all smoking Luckies and drinking Martinis with green olives and a twist of lemon rind.
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Spanish and French olives and wines from any of the four countries would also be hit.
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In the air were the blue-winged olives, mayflies no bigger than a speck of fuzz.
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A blower cleans most of the leaves and the olives are trucked to a processing facility.
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I get a glass of Pinot Grigio ($6) and we share olives and a cheese plate ($13).
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Add cabbage, mushrooms, olives, celery stalks and leaves, and dill; toss to coat, and set aside. 2.
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Another, from the Timurid period, favours deep olives and lavenders and features silhouettes of fruit and birds.
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I get mixed greens, beets, chickpeas, olives, mozzarella, and a hardboiled egg with balsamic and olive oil.
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After I eat that, I'm too full to eat the olives, so I save them for later.
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A range of other products, from courgettes to citrus fruits to olives, are also picked by migrants.
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A "nosh board" including dry-cured sausage, duck prosciutto, olives and hard cheeses was a great share.
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I get Fritos topped with lettuce, beef, tomatoes, sour cream, cheese, and olives, and a virgin margarita.
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Same goes for warming inexpensive cocktail olives in olive oil and serving with an orange twist. 4.
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An odd number of olives—either one or three, and never two—is the way to go.
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The products include cheese, cherries, meat and olives alongside whiskey, helicopters and cast-iron tubes and pipes.
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I snack on kalamata olives (my favorite) that I bought at the overpriced Whole Foods antipasto bar.
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One Twitter user found the olives phrase "so disrespectful" ... ... while another says everybody needs to lighten up.
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Along the way, Halsey and guests stopped at the Three Olives Thrift Shop with cocktails and shopping.
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The olives were stacked in a pyramid, like in a picture I'd once seen of ancient cannonballs.
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I'm talking about incorporating things like umeboshi salted plums to traditional Italian dishes like rabbit and olives.
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Add the potatoes, chickpeas, and olives to the sauce and bring to a boil over medium-high.
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Guests are invited to harvest fruit, pick olives, collect almonds and press grapes, depending on the season.
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The Mount of Olives cemetery in Jerusalem, Israel is the most important Jewish cemetery in the world.
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Brightland wants to bring you the best quality oil made from organic olives, hand-picked in California.
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It's a THC-filled extra virgin olive oil made with California-grown olives and California-grown cannabis.
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City Kitchen The classic mixture of anchovies, capers and olives add deep flavors to this cauliflower salad.
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Then I whisked together a robust lemony dressing with the classic mixture of anchovies, capers and olives.
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Leave out the beans, double down on the kale and add a few crushed olives for brininess.
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The Louvre-Lens Museum is working to restore Charles LeBrun's "Christ in the Garden of Olives" (1660).
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For a vegetarian approach, I sometimes replace the sausage with roughly chopped green olives or sautéed mushrooms.
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I am not being a snob; honestly, I don't know where you find crummy olives in Turkey.
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It smelled like olives, and it was the first wine that was really savory in my life.
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Melissa has a terrific new recipe for a pantry-charged spaghetti with caramelized onions, olives and herbs.
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So call it an Italian hero with olives; it's still a great thing to eat for lunch.
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In the name of romance, she once stacked Pringles on one, with a ramekin of Castelvetrano olives.
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"Look," he says, holding out a handful of plump, shiny olives from the new generation of saplings.
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Lightly crisped but still squishy potato bread, good-quality tuna, spicy harissa, an egg and briny olives.
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The rest of the grounds are covered by trees that produce manzanilla olives, famed for their sweetness.
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Sea bass gets an herb crust and a really lively vinaigrette of chopped green and black olives.
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Tino's Octopie includes tomato sauce, pesto, olives, preserved tomatoes, browned onions, parsley and charred octopus. Frankly. . . Pizza!
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The selection of nuts, olives and cheeses is enough to wow even the most particular food snob.
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He loved to study the myriad colours of the honey, eating it with olives or fresh yogurt.
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Awake, an oil with green and grassy notes made from heirloom arbequina olives, is ideal for pastas; Alive, a nutty and smooth blend of arbequina and arbosana olives, "evokes a vibrancy for vinaigrettes and raw vegetables," says Iyer, who also drizzles it on ice cream sprinkled with sea salt.
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And she puts ketchup on pizza, which is disgusting, and she doesn't like olives, which is also weird.
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Our first course is a yummy mediterranean mezze platter with roasted vegetables, buffalo mozzarella, serrano ham, and olives.
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I get hot dogs, chicken sausage, poke, olives, strawberries, pasta, pasta sauce, and a few other things ($220).
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I make chicken salad with tomatoes, rosemary-infused feta, olives, and cucumber with the ingredients I bought earlier.
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Add the olives, sauté for a minute, then add the capers and remove to a serving dish. 2.
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Serve over the tomatoes, olives, and caper berries, and garnish with a little fresh oregano, rosemary, or mint.
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Victoria smelled like amaretto, I noticed, as she leaned across the table to take one of my olives.
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"The tour is over," says George, before they invite Val to join them upstairs for "granola and olives."
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It calls for olives, capers, chile flakes, juice and zest of lemon, garlic, green peppercorns and olive oil.
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But the young man had never suspected for a moment that he was borrowing it to collect olives.
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Attendees bring wine and bread and jars of olives, and toast each new act they'd never heard of.
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When farmers give up trying to eke out a living from olives or sheep, trees simply move in.
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"We'd go down to the press with the olives and we'd put the whole lemons in," he says.
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Add cheese and bread, and you have a meal This obviously isn't Ree's first time posting about olives.
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Right now I am really drawn towards olives, plums and smoky brown shades in my Tarte PRO palette.
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The night before, I made pasta with a marinara sauce, but I put kalamata olives in the sauce.
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But at Whitechapel, something to spear olives with was of more value, so I did a garnish pick.
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Other than wine grape production, there is acreage devoted to pears, almonds, olives and walnuts, among other crops.
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Each ordered an individual pie topped with veal meatballs, though Mr. Birbiglia requested his without onions and olives.
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Bagel chips made perfect scoops for an edamame hummus, with feta and marinated olives adding a briny tang.
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And dusky olives, espelette pepper and lemon confit swagger among broad golden ribbons of pappardelle with rabbit ragu.
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They are the tiny pimento-stuffed olives that typically come in a one-gallon jar purchased from BevMo.
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In addition to mangoes, lupeol can also be found in olives, grapes, and a number of other plants.
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In case she balked — she herself is a restaurant chef — I also had a ramekin of Castelvetrano olives.
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But the piquant flavors of the anchovies, olives and capers will go better with crisp, more focused whites.
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One menu consisted of lentil purée, tomatoes, olives, fruit and water or red wine, at 9:30 a.m.
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Tonight it's Trader Joe's cauliflower pizza crust with whole garlic cloves, olives, artichoke hearts, goat cheese, and arugula.
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Guests can learn to prune olive trees, for example, and during harvest, they can pick and crush olives.
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For 8.5 euros, you'll get a full lunch, with bread and olives, a main course, dessert and espresso.
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Front Burner Oven-baked black olives from the chef Scott Conant make an excellent addition to the larder.
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Place the olives, onion, bell pepper, mushrooms, and garlic in the pot; cook until caramelized, about 10 minutes.
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The olives go through a second round of squeezing, leaving behind the squashed, mealy remains of the fruit.
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The waiter's eyes widened and he bowed lightly, excising it from between bowls of olives and salted nuts.
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Avoid foods that are always high in salt, like smoked fish, processed meats, cured olives and salted snacks.
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Clean, bright lemons and fat green olives rest in wooden bowls beside a paring knife and cutting board.
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Crunchy caramelized sunflower seeds, slender pickled guindilla peppers and mixed olives are now available in the United States.
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But many were drooping with fruit: fat, purple-green olives, the sight of which made Filippo exceedingly happy.
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Runny and salty cheese, bits of fatty salami or prosciutto, or some soft and briny olives do nicely.
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Like at many grocery stores, there was an extensive Mediterranean bar full of various pickled things — mostly olives.
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We buy goat cheese, prosciutto, olives, a baguette, and sangria, and sit in the park with our spread.
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The oil is made in small batches from Koroneiki olives, some of them from 13,000-year-old trees.
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Before those farmers can be paid, they leave a sample of olives, which are taste-tested for quality.
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But enough of the pots of olives and plausible excuses, you want to know who's playing, don't you?
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In addition to expected products like dried oregano, honeys, oils and olives, she has included some uncommon selections from various regions in Greece, including crusty rusks made from heirloom grains; a dense and tangy tomato-caper spread; and meaty oven-dried "prune" olives, the damaskinoelia variety from Argos in the Peloponnese.
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I eat olives and plantain chips, and then by 11:210, eat my lunch of pork, veggies, and strawberries.
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Mixt charges a ridiculous amount for their salads, but the toppings are amazing (the roasted squash and kalamata olives!).
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For countless generations, my ancestors cultivated olives and wheat in Ein Yabrud, providing for their families with their bounty.
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She wondered why anyone would serve just three olives on a plate, but she loved the camel and shrimp.
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The U.S. Commerce Department has concluded that Spanish olives are being sold too cheaply and benefit from unfair subsidies.
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Olive fruit flies are also reported to have proliferated in the volatile weather, and their maggots eat olives' insides.
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Along with the lettuce, spinach, and chicken, I also add carrots, snap peas, olives, goat cheese, and Caesar dressing.
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I make a quick stir fry with the zucchinis, mushrooms and the olives and add the spaghetti into it.
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I get this one done in 10 and am immediately starving afterward, so I snack on olives and cheese.
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I make my friend a vermouth with live olives, and we chat for an hour about our recent breakups.
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This trial involved whole olives, which Ms Johnson put in flasks filled with commercial storage brine and FPX66 beads.
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I put together the mix and make some fun garnishes by skewering olives, pickled okra, and lemon/lime wedges.
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Pile on the olives or cherries — depending on your potion of choice — and give your drink a quick stir.
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You can dip your olives in edible glitter in the various colors of the rainbow and have your LGBTini.
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It's a classic martini with Smirnoff and vermouth and rainbow-colored olives, so that is my drink of choice.
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Toss the olives, dates, pecans, endive, lettuce, and orange segments in the dressing and transfer to a serving platter.
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Protein pizza: keto crust, red sauce, mozzarella, Italian meatballs, smoked ham, grilled chicken, black olives, green bell peppers, oregano.
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Arazi said his kibbutz, Ashdot Yaacov Meuhad, had been growing crops there for 70 years, including olives, bananas, avocados.
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Nostalgia for smoking — and no kids — in pubs; for apples and pears weighed in pounds, not olives in grams.
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Her parents grew grapes, olives and hazelnuts on roughly 150 acres in the Etna foothills near the Alcantara River.
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Later this week, maybe you could make Melissa Clark's new recipe for Spanish mackerel with olives, almonds and mint?
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It's basically a hole puncher for cherries and olives that removes those pesky pits without being disgusting about it.
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The President Bush Pizza has artichoke hearts, pepperoni, Canadian bacon, Italian sausage, green peppers, mushrooms, onions, and black olives.
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Last, add more jarred salsa, cheese, olives, cilantro leaves, diced avocado, and/or pickled jalapeños for layer 7. 5.
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I always have the Causa with Octopus and Olives and make sure you try the Chicha Morada to drink.
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Deep-fried olives filled with cheese and wrapped in bacon exist on a stick at the Minnesota State Fair.
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Intact pits indicate olives used for eating, while broken pits from heavy stone mills were used to make oil.
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These extra ingredients build flavor, adding a gentle sweetness from the onion that matches the salty tang of olives.
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Cheese and olives had been set out for their guests; John Coltrane was playing softly from the other room.
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The beans taste of smoke and brine, leached from green olives, with a touch of velvet from melted cheese.
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The filling is a soft, rich vein of stewed pork shoulder with ham, bacon, red peppers and green olives.
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Pour what you've made over cold greens, extremely liberally, some sliced celery tops, quartered tomatoes, black olives, slivered onions.
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Puttanesca Pasta Name: KeturahAge: 39Pantry staples this meal calls for: Tomato sauce, tuna (or anchovies), capers, spaghetti, olives, garlic.
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And do not stint on the olives, banana peppers or celery seeds that Hyland uses to adorn the greens.
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His early-blooming Moraiolo olives, one of three varieties that go into his oil, held on to their branches.
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They say, 'Remember when you used to have those open barrels of olives in the front of the store?
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" Stone instructed a waiter to bring him a "Ketel One Martini up, with a couple of olives, very dry.
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Front Burner Yes, you could add a splash of the liquid from a jar of olives to your martini.
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The artichoke ravioli was served with a blistered cherry tomato sauce and "pesto" made with green olives and pistachio.
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A traditional way to prepare it is baked with a topping of soft sheep's milk cheese and black olives.
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San Marzano tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, succulent olives, tender pastas and fragrant olive oils, alone or combined, spell sheer enjoyment.
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The contents were revealing, too: a bottle of wine, a bottle of champagne, hummus, olives, fresh fruits and vegetables.
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The next day, he'll throw in some onions, olives, and cucumbers, and eat it as a cold grain bowl.
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More than 550 products at the grocery chain have gotten more expensive, including olives, cookies, ice cream, soap, and crackers.
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The blue cheese olives go in our gin martinis, which we drink while watching the State of the Union address.
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Prince William began his visit with a lookout of the Old City from the Mount of Olives in east Jerusalem.
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To serve, arrange the lettuce leaves on a plate along with the potatoes, green beans, egg slices, tomatoes, and olives.
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Instead, they're abstracted coffee bean shapes done up in neutral olives, browns, and greens to mimic the classic military pattern.
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"Cooking for someone special tonight," she wrote on an appetizer platter filled with carrots, celery, hummus, chips and marinated olives.
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This chicken cacciatore with crispy skin, mushrooms, and olives is a delicious, savory way to use your weed butter. 3.
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I add avocado, Kalamata olives, and tomatoes to my salad, and dress with lemon juice and a little olive oil.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office listed olives, Italian cheese and Scotch whisky among those which could be hit with tariffs.
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Counterfeiters Have Been Painting Expired Olives to Sell ThemA sting operation in Italy has yielded an unlikely cache of loot.
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I order a pasta salad with sun-dried tomatoes and olives, a small cup of fruit, and an iced tea.
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We end up having another glass, and two tapas, Mahón cheese with membrillo (quince paste) and olives, and pan cristal.
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I fill my plate with a turkey and dried cherry pasta salad, olives, Milano cookies, and ants on a log.
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It worked like a charm, bringing in more business, with some people adding black olives to every dish they ordered.
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Grammy-nominated singer and Coachella alum performer, Halsey, rode out to the desert bar crawl style with Three Olives Vodka.
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In one photo, Stormi is seen sitting in her mother's lap who appears to be snacking on some green olives.
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His daily ration was half a slice of bread and three olives; some days there was no ration at all.
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Another performance that gained considerable attention was Marta Minujín's "Payment of Greek debt to Germany with olives and art" (2017).
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As for veggies, nearly any keto-friendly options — zucchini, greens, olives, broccoli, peppers, for example — will go well with eggs.
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Soon, last night's rack of lamb with preserved lemon tapenade becomes today's grilled squid with green olives and preserved lemons.
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They are typically made with either gin and vermouth or vodka and vermouth, diluted with ice, and garnished with olives.
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One night, there was a quietly smoky chicken leg under spicy olives mashed with capers and brightened with mint leaves.
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For olive lovers, deep-fried, bacon-wrapped olives filled with cheese on a stick sounds like a dream come true.
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At his restaurants, this can mean everything from sourdough and olive oil to olives, Jamón Ibérico, croquetas, and prawn fritters.
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The bread was baked with olives in the dough, doused in olive oil, and sprinkled with an assortment of herbs.
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His meaty olives are excellent to serve with drinks or to use in salads and other dishes, pitted or not.
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It's made of rice simmered in chicken broth and white wine, with collapsed tomatoes, sofrito and olives leaching their brine.
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At lunch, a crisp-skinned snapper came in a cast-iron skillet, swimming in tomato spiked with olives and anchovy.
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Other must-haves in Greece include olives, which have played an important role in Greek society for thousands of years.
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Olives are a large part of the Greek diet, eaten as a snack or as olive oil in many dishes.
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They are both laid to rest on the Mount of Olives, a biblical hilltop holy to Jews, Christians and Muslims.
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These requests (like no onions or no olives, or food allergies) drive the chefs (often depicted as tortured artists) nuts.
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The lemon, herbs and olives all complement the meatiness of the fish, just as they would roast lamb or chicken.
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It went ahead with partial tariffs on most Airbus jets and products from cheese to olives and single-malt whisky.
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It went ahead with partial tariffs on most Airbus jets and products from cheese to olives and single-malt whisky.
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This Italian pasta salad, for example, is basically a pizza in a bowl: filled with pepperoni, mozzarella, olives, and more.
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You can serve manzanilla as an aperitif, or with classic snacks like Marcona almonds, cured anchovies, olives or Ibérico ham.
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He got me the stroncatura, a pasta with a sauce of garlic, oil, chili, pickled anchovies, olives, and fennel seeds.
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Like the original, you can choose from a variety of toppings to add on, including pepperoni, peppers, olives, pineapple and more.
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There's an emphasis on green, leafy veggies, nuts, olives and olive oil, and lean protein like turkey and white-meat chicken.
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To top off my pie, I added Italian sausage, red onions, black olives, chunks of zucchini, and a sprinkling of cilantro.
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In a medium bowl, mix together the cheese, olives, mayonnaise, bronze fennel, cornichons, celery, half of the scallion, and the tuna.
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I was in Italy and made these with tomatoes, basil, and parsley; in Portugal, we used preserved lemons and beautiful olives.
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They're seen as adolescent, a band to inevitably grow out of, like a Hellogoodbye shirt (size: Youth Medium) or disliking olives.
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Which was the greater crime, stuffing a jar of olives under your coat, or charging more than workers could possibly afford?
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One end of the cable-car would be on the Mount of Olives, a place which Christians, among others, hold dear.
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If tomato sauce from a jar seems drab, a handful of drained, roughly chopped olives will lend it depth and verve.
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Instead, though, Italian police now have 85,000 tons of vaguely metallic-tasting expired olives and nineteen new food criminals awaiting trial.
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I snack on feta stuffed olives that they have in their fridge and turn on Netflix to watch The Kissing Booth.
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I used to have a major fear of olives due to my dad force-feeding them to me at age 12.
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You probably won't bring olives, and you can look for vermouth until the cows come home, but you won't find any.
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In the restaurant's kitchen, she had laid out bowls of tomatoes, onions, bay leaves, olives, sardines, zucchini, carrots, rosemary, celery, basil.
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Currently available menus propose blue lobster with tomatoes and black olives, sea bream and free-range fowl with chickpeas and sorrel.
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Three Olives kept the drinks flowing during the happy time and DJ Lil Buddha provided the soundtrack to their love story.
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Dr Mitchell already knew, from previous work, that some ion-exchange beads are capable of collecting the phenols found in olives.
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Plates offer a little something of everything, complete with house flatbread, house pickles, marinated cabbage and onions, olives, and seasonal greens.
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We liked the horiatiki salad, a traditional Greek offering with cubes of cucumber, tomato, onions, green peppers, capers, olives and feta.
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Then there are specialties such as goat cheeses, wines, olive oils, olives and nougat candy made from local honey and almonds.
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One of her favorite dishes, she said, is a Moroccan chicken with olives, and she does not always skip dessert, either.
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Also earning praise were the horiatiki salad, with chunks of cucumber, red onions, tomatoes, olives and once again, that nice feta.
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I receive a martini glass full of shaken mid-tier vodka, no vermouth, with three decidedly non-Castelvetrano olives in it.
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Steelhead trout is poached in olive oil and served on a bed of Moroccan olives, pine nuts, and Cara Cara orange.
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Customers can also add cream cheese and bacon to their fried olives to amp up the salty flavor and crunchy texture.
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The non-restrictive, balanced eating pattern includes plenty of fruits, vegetables, seafood, healthy fats like olives, and even some red wine.
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Recipe: Seafood Pasta With Tomato and Crushed Olives Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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Her Moroccan Couscous Salad With Olives, Chickpeas and Roasted Tomatoes takes all of half an hour — most of it oven time.
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Other European products identified on Monday for potential tariffs included Edam and Gouda cheese, roasted coffee, olives and cast iron pipes.
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We started with rye and wheat bread, olives and puntillitas, tender fried baby squid served with chopped red onion and parsley.
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There are dozens of varieties of olives in Italy, but the most common in this area are coratina, nostrana, and ogliarola.
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The Garda kahvalti (27 lira) produced the usual suspects from a good Turkish breakfast — bread, jam, olives, Nutella, meats and cheeses.
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You still get the depth of olives and anchovies, but green freshness comes from arugula, and then tuna makes it filling.
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Our land is flat; we grow wheat and corn, not olives; and our wine comes in bottles from Piedmont or Veneto.
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Thursday will begin with a short briefing on the history and geography of the Old City at the Mount of Olives.
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Our spread also has olives, a thick yogurt spread called labneh, cheeses like halloumi and feta and sliced cucumbers and tomatoes.
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On Monday, maybe you could make roasted cauliflower with feta, almonds and olives, mix it with farro, and call that dinner.
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We end up with cotija instead, and also skirt steak, garlic bread, brie, crackers, olives, pancetta, and numerous cans of Yes!
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The result was slow-roasted duck legs with mashed white beans, with a savory topping of sizzled rosemary, sage and olives.
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Vegans aren't left out either: Try vegan cacio e pepe, vegan Caesar salad or roasted vegan sausages with cauliflower and olives.
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If you like your martinis with olives, you've probably noticed that the quality of the olive can make a big difference.
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I can cut up olives, mushrooms, strawberries and a few other items when I need to get that job done fast.
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Typically served on an oval plate, the bacalhau à brás is finished off with black olives and a little chopped parsley.
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Stone likes to buy her olive oil, feta cheese, olives and yogurt at the Greek specialty market Titan Foods in Queens.
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There were two times that he slipped up on his diet: once he ate olives, and another time he ate mango.
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"Would you like some slices of cheese and olives?" is not an offer you are likely to get from Axl Rose.
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This recipe is a riff on the traditional pasta alla puttanesca, with tomato, capers, olives and garlic, but without the anchovies.
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A special of cod stew — a halved filet braised in a sauce of tomatoes, Ligurian black olives, sliced potatoes and pine nuts — was warming without being heavy; the sautéed sole, accentuated with lime zest, offered a touch of summer; and the salmon, baked with Sicilian capers, diced tomatoes and olives, could not have been more moist.
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Then, consider a bit of whole grain mustard, or Dijon, and perhaps some chopped capers or olives for a little more brininess.
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Served at Pizza Hut UK outlets, the mood-enhancing pizza is topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella, tuna, red onion, olives, and corn.
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Philipps has also embraced teaming with brands she likes through social media promotion like Three Olives, which recently introduced its rosé vodka.
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It's not worth getting fancy here, according to Anderson; you want the briny, throwback flavor that only comes from cheap, canned olives.
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She placed down a tiny glass of amber liquid, plump green olives, a stack of salty crackers, and a folded linen serviette.
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Friday, April 13: Kicking off the weekend is the Three Olives Rosé Vodka Launch party at the Hilton Palm Springs Day Club.
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Twigs and leaves were scattered all over its five-square-meter surface, and it was smeared with the crushed remains of olives.
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I'm making cod with white beans, olives, and kale, lemon pasta (I just can't get enough), and olive oil cake with pears.
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Then, I set to work making a salad of arugula, peppers, cucumbers, Manzanilla olives, banana peppers, shredded carrots, and raw sunflower seeds.
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Camuglia refuses to apologize and says he won't stop selling hats and T-shirts with the "black olives matter" phrase on them.
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I heat up leftover pizza for dinner and prep a quinoa salad (quinoa, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, dill, , olives) and snacks for tomorrow.
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I stop by the grocery store on my way and get berries, apples, bananas, cauliflower, broccoli, mushrooms, cilantro, olives, and seltzer water.
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Tonight I'm making a new recipe: spaghetti with white beans, tomatoes, olives, spinach, and a sauce made with garlic and nutritional yeast.
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"Black Olives Matter—Try Our Tapenade," read the marquee of Paisano's, an Italian eatery in the city's northeast heights, earlier this week.
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While the pan simmers gently, she scatters some rinsed canned chickpeas, big fat Castelvetrano olives, and more green onion tops and cilantro.
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Also, Italian olives painted to look greener, and sugar cut with fertilizer in Sudan are among illegal products that were recently exposed.
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Make my usual salad with tuna, carrots, broccoli, and olives, and snag a bowl of seafood paella from the hot food station.
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I mixed tomatoes and watermelon, dotted the salad with feta and olives, then drizzled it with sherry vinegar and some bacon fat.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - In the 1980s American Airlines calculated that it could save up to $100,000 just by removing olives from its salads.
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A fucking beautiful, expensive gift basket full of artisanal cheeses and fine meats and olives dipped in the greatest olive oil ever.
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Best of all is picadillo, ground beef simmered for two hours in crushed tomatoes, with green olives bringing an almost voluptuous brininess.
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House salads, they're generally called — all pale iceberg and wan tomatoes, canned olives, chunks of onion, everything awash in a watery vinaigrette.
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That same picadillo filling comes folded into a baked empanada, hiding whole plump green olives and raisins like babies in king cakes.
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A wooden block carried four nutty raisin-bread halves alongside tiny cups of almond butter, honey, and olives, mixed nuts and dates.
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Her father, Baltasar Català, was the town barber and also cultivated olives and grapes with the help of his wife, Rosa Palleja.
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Sprezza oven-baked olives, $15 for 12.8 ounces; pomodoro sauce, $10 for 13.4 ounces; bruschetta spread, $15 for 9.9 ounces, sognotoscano.com/sprezza.
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There were the relish dishes to compose of hearts of celery and carrot sticks and supercolossal olives, both black and pimento-stuffed.
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From the hopper, the olives descend to a cavernous below-ground factory, where a machine separates out the leaves from the fruits.
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The 2015 Haynes syrah is wonderfully savory — both salty and peppery, tasting of olives and smoked meats — yet graceful rather than fierce.
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The Arnot-Roberts was snappy and savory, with an earthy, meaty set of aromas and flavors that included violets, herbs and olives.
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It is titled after a durably popular concoction of lemon Jell-O with shredded cabbage, carrots, celery, peppers and pimento-stuffed olives.
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The white beans and olives in this dish suggest Tuscany, and the slow-roasted duck legs conjure up the southwest of France.
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The Nitehawk's listing doesn't say anything about bringing along your own martini olives, as Elliott Gould's character does, but it couldn't hurt.
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Instead, feta goes into the salad, which sits in a big bowl with cucumbers, peppers, purslane, assorted herbs, tomatoes, and kalamata olives.
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Import sanctions on products that include Italian cheeses, French wines, Spanish olives and Scotch whiskys are scheduled to take effect on Friday.
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"Indeed they have decided not to impose taxes on olive oil and olives, which is absolutely a good thing," he told CNBC.
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In September, cooler nights stimulate the fish that come to the surface for insect hatches of tricos, blue-winged olives and caddis.
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Read the cooking notes for this one: People have had great ideas for varying the dish, like adding olives and orange zest.
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Dress it assertively with fruity olive oil and tangy wine vinegar, and scatter over briny olives and flaky sea salt before serving.
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Todd English first put her in charge of a kitchen, and she became the chef at his influential restaurants Olives and Figs.
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Pop a few as a mid-afternoon snack, garnish a salad with them, or even add a few sliced olives into pasta sauce.
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Toss together salami, turkey, cheeses, olives, red bell pepper strips, cooked pasta and remaining black pepper and salt in a large serving bowl.
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I bought pizza dough from Trader Joe's when I did my grocery shopping, so I make a cheese pizza with olives for myself.
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Place a heaping ½ cup filling in the middle of each circle, then top with 2 olives, a piece of egg, and 3 raisins.
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We have a tradition at the restaurant, where we serve BiVi [from beve which means drink in Italian] and we share the olives.
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The United States on Wednesday published an extensive list of goods to be targeted, which also includes yogurt, olives, butter and sweet biscuits.
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On Monday, the U.S. government threatened tariffs on an additional $4 billion of additional EU goods, including olives, Italian cheese and Scotch whiskey.
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They have a history of cultivating olives for oil, and golden grapes for arak (the stiff local spirit based on grapes and anise).
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The steam room flavored with sweet olives is relaxing and gentle, but we spend the most time in the Chinese medicine steam room.
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One recent evening, a table of frequent pizza eaters tried out a capricciosa pinsa , with artichokes, mushrooms, prosciutto cotto, olives, tomatoes, and mozzarella.
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A breaded chicken breast, gently fried in olive oil, can be sublime accompanied by a bright citrusy relish of green olives and celery.
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"It's not like we haven't managed to stay up all night in Paris for a party before," Mr. Errico said, snacking on olives.
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Over 150,000 Jewish people have been buried in Mount of Olives according to Tourist Israel, and it's been a cemetery since biblical times.
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But the artichoke, olives and tapenade baguette she chose had sesame seeds baked into its dough, and carried no mention of the fact.
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Tri-color spiral pasta, Italian dressing, and assorted accompaniments like tomatoes, black olives, and fresh mozzarella balls color many an '80s kid's memory.
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This handsome knife is great for slicing and peeling, plus you can use the pointed tip to fish out olives for your martini.
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He might belt out a Puccini or Verdi aria as he sliced mortadella or weighed bright green olives imported from Castelvetrano in Sicily.
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You can't call a product gluten-free if it isn't, of course, or call it "olive oil" if it's not made from olives.
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This braised beef dish, a pot roast, keeps a Provençal flavor profile, with eggplant, garlic, fennel, rosemary, orange, black olives and tomatoes dominating.
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A continuous stream of cars stopped in to drop off crates bursting with olives, fresh from the trees during the busy harvest season.
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Breakfast was an ample buffet spanning not just bread and jam and fruit, but also cheese, olives, poached eggs, guacamole and grilled tomatoes.
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None of that matters when you taste it, each buttery, creamy, vegetable-filled bite flavored with herbs and olives, and covered in cheese.
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She then showed me the production center, where olives are crushed in mills and then mixed in vats, where they release their oil.
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And a quick pan-seared fillet, that most modern of preparations, benefits from the classic Sicilian contrast of currants, olives and pine nuts.
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The spacious establishment will sell olive oils, olives, rice and other Greek groceries, as well as food to take out or eat in.
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Though I'm eating things that I never thought I'd eat because so many shelves are empty, like pasta with peanut butter and olives.
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Other years, it rains so much — as it did in 2014 — that the olive fly breeds like crazy, leaving worms inside the olives.
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That suggests a traditional red from the northern Rhône Valley, which can be peppery, herbal and savory, and taste a little like olives.
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In Spain, ensalada de arroz is similar to rice salads in Southern France, with tuna, peppers and olives, but sometimes mayonnaise is added.
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"I am immensely proud that my dear grandmother, Princess Alice of Greece, is buried in Jerusalem, on the Mount of Olives," Charles said.
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The state hosts at least 50 annual celebrations of produce, including dates, grapes, olives, zucchini, corn, carrots, walnuts, pistachios, pumpkins — and many more.
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Some of the 1,449 categories of goods slated for tariff cuts involve food products from other countries, like fish, olives and grilled seaweed.
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This supplementary list of 89 products features frozen meat, milk, more cheese, olives, fruit, coffee, pork products including sausages, whiskies, fertilizer and copper.
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Recipe: Monkfish Roasted With Herbs and Olives And to Drink ... Meaty monkfish generally goes well with a substantial white or even some reds.
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Then spread the onions over all but the edges and distribute the olives (and anchovy fillets, if you like) in a pleasing pattern.
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With dried olives on top and olive tapenade between every skinny slice, it is one of the most memorable parts of the meal.
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She gathered fresh toppings, like Parmesan cheese, olives, basil and anchovies, for the two pizza styles the manual recommended: Neapolitan and New York.
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After his time in Jordan, the royal dad of three will head to Israel, where he is scheduled to visit Jerusalem's Mount of Olives.
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A bit of canned tuna naturally lends itself as an addition to a classic Greek-style pasta salad with cucumbers, tomatoes, olives, and feta.
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Dinner is cold cuts, vegetables, cheese, olives, and dried meat I brought my brother back from South Korea when I went there in June.
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The map shows the Dome of the Rock at the center, depicted from the vantage point of the Mount of Olives to the east.
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My rice bowl with avocado, cheese, olives, tomatoes, and sour cream isn't the most satisfying, but it does hold me over through the event!
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Kathy S., via email Kathy S.: You're right that once a jar of olives is opened, it needs to be stored in the refrigerator.
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I do a face mask, catch up on Grey's Anatomy, and fall asleep around midnight full of Trader Joe's edamame, olives, and tortilla chips.
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Or, as with capers, olives smashed into good, sweet butter yield a condiment that can be slathered on anything to add a subtle richness.
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The Trump administration announced plans this week to impose tariffs on $7.5 billion worth of European exports, including olives, Parmesan cheese and French wine.
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Washington, 41, and her group had a veritable feast that included octopus salad with potatoes, celery, and green olives, eggplant Parmigiana, and Penne Arrabbiata.
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Her hands-down favorite food is olives, and her absolute favorite thing to do is to go to Sahadi's and boss the men around.
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Lots of crunchy, bitter chicories are balanced perfectly with tangy red wine vinegar, lush Castelvetrano olives, and some salty parmesan cheese in this salad.
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Eat the slow-cooked chicken ragù brightened with briny green olives and tossed with skinny, chewy tubes of garganelli and you should be happy.
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There are also imaginative cocktails like the Ocean Martini, which combines Material vodka with house-cured autumn olives and seawater hauled in from Montauk.
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Avocados, olives, coconuts (and coconut oil), nuts, seeds, vegetables, wild-caught fish, fresh seafood, eggs, and ghee (clarified butter) are all options Cole recommends.
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Its aromas and flavors can be floral and mildly fruity, while also smelling and tasting like herbs, olives, crushed pepper and smoked, roasted meat.
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For an additional layer of flavor, make a bright and citrusy relish of green olives and celery, sparked with mint, oregano and hot pepper.
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Ricotta cavatelli, also an al dente success, came with braised duck shards, Brussels sprout petals, slightly bitter green Castelvetrano olives and pecorino Romano cheese.
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I feel like someone who is realizing they just paid $20 for a strong pour of watered-down vodka and a few Manzanilla olives.
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Go into a caseta any day of the week and you'll find plenty of delicious tapas to choose from—jamón, Manchego, olives and more.
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One of Guth's brands at Proximo is Three Olives, so an array of vodka flavors are set up for a hosted White Russian bar.
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The couple met in 2014 on OkCupid and quickly bonded over their mutual dislike of olives, as well as their love of the arts.
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Oh, and if you got this far and still want to know what a pissaladière is, it's an open-faced pastry topped with olives.
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The spiced wine of pomegranate mingles with the tannic nose-bite of olives and tree nuts on Persian Yalda tables marking the winter solstice.
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