Any year-old box of raisins have automatically transformed into Ascendant Raisins.
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You could have really liked raisins — you could still really like raisins!
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This meant fewer raisins, which meant that raisins were naturally going to be more expensive.
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Mr. Phillips sells his raisins to Ray Moles of Sun Valley Raisins, and is not a Sun-Maid grower.
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Raisins, to be sure, are polarizing; perhaps the most fundamental obstacle for raisins is that they are not chocolate chips.
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Here's what is happening: Raisins: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is moving forward with new grading standards for processed raisins.
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Sometime around the Middle Ages, people introduced raisins to make it more flavorful (because raisins, contrary to contemporary public opinion, are good).
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The same parents who buy raisins for their toddlers "may not buy [raisins] again unless they are making cookies for their grandkids," he said.
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Dear Heloise: I love to bake cookies with raisins, and I've stopped this annoying event: the raisins falling to the bottom of the batter and clumping up.
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" - Reese, 23 "Raisins do not need to exist.
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But — outside of one particular bran — are raisins?
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" The worst: "Anything homemade, fruit — boxes of raisins especially.
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Onions, grapes and raisins are toxic to pets, especially dogs.
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Their Muesli bread, chock full of raisins, is my favorite.
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I used to disparage goji berries as raisins with pretensions.
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Add raisins and gently push down below surface of liquid.
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This is a story about raisins you never saw coming.
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Grapes, raisins, sultanas, and currants are particularly toxic, May said.
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And raisins, she observes, have a few strikes against them.
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It's just that raisins fall into an inconvenient middle ground.
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Many of the aircraft scattered small parachutes with raisins and chocolates.
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The rest of the year, we rely on raisins for income.
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Adding pickled raisins brings a creative sweet, acidic and spicy element.
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Serve with warm maple syrup, sour cream,pumpkin seeds and raisins.
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I hope your dreams dry like raisins in the baking sun.
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A French version of the California Raisins called the California Raisons?
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Farmers there once grew grapes for raisins and raised dairy cows.
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But I can talk about raisins in ways other people can't.
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Her larder consisted of Vienna sausages, raisins, peanuts and bullion cubes.
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Working with one ingredient at a time, fry the almonds, peanuts, pumpkin seeds, and raisins until toasted, about 21 minute for almonds, 29 seconds for peanuts, 210 seconds for pumpkin seeds, and 1503 seconds for raisins.
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What We Eat Grapes/Raisins: This fruit is highly toxic to dogs.
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Ohman was feeling dizzy and his fingertips were pruning up like raisins.
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We wake up and I eat a bowl of oatmeal and raisins.
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I toss in some cheese, raisins, and cucumbers, and ta-da: dinner.
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She had items that were considered contraband (like raisins) at her disposal.
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"If you don't like raisins, I get it — they're disgusting," Oliver said.
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It's made with quinoa and amaranth and sweetened with molasses and raisins.
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Then we threw in the raisins and the almonds, leaving them whole.
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Finally, tomato sauce, raisins and sliced olives were added to the pan.
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Raisins aren't the only snack of the recent past struggling for relevance.
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To make a long story short: She cannot eat cranberry raisins anymore.
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Want to tell a waiter in Prague that you're allergic to raisins?
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Eris Morn is the jerk that hands out raisins at Halloween, but Destiny fans got a surprise from her in the 2016 edition of the "Festival of the Lost" Halloween event: those raisins are good for something. Finally.
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I eat a bowl of oats with soy milk and raisins for breakfast.
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I make myself oatmeal and raisins and get us dressed for the day.
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Hot oatmeal is topped with brown sugar and raisins, if not maple syrup.
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Raisins from the grapes have a sugar content of more than 60 percent.
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Interact with him and you'll trade your Ascendant Raisins in for Salted Sweets.
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Shoppers snack on vánocvka, a braided pastry with raisins, and sip on mead.
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This recipe is packed with cinnamon and raisins, making it perfect for mornings.
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Add oats, raisins, and vanilla, and beat on low speed until just combined.
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"Either way," adds Moore, ending on an important note, "no raisins in mine."
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I roll the raisins lightly in flour, then mix them into the batter.
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He also made his own booze, out of raisins, sugar, oranges and yeast.
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There are better things to do to grapes than turn them into raisins.
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Try a traditional version, or a whole-wheat version that's studded with raisins.
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Nancy Reagan invited the raisins to the White House in 1988 for Christmas.
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When asked why, he said raisins were a great source of natural sugar.
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An added handful of raisins or dried apricots takes it up a notch.
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Add ½ to ¾ cup raisins and 1 teaspoon each of salt, cinnamon and cloves.
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A single-serve, 1.5-ounce box of raisins has 25 grams of sugar.
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But white folks, please don't bring your potato salad with the raisins in it.
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Amanda: head-on shrimp and grits with tasso ham, raisins, roasted peaches and kale.
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Raisins are dried in a chunche— a grape-drying apparatus specific to the area.
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I used to work in a grocery store weighing peanuts and raisins into bags.
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Realistically, when do you ever eat chocolate-covered raisins outside of a movie theater?
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If they're anything like mine they'll start to resemble golden flame raisins with nipples.
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It was soaked in a mix of milk and raisins to make a cake.
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Pour boiling water to cover over raisins and let stand 10 minutes; drain well.
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Paragraphs are as studded with dates and numbers as a plum pudding with raisins.
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Raisins are a popular choice in my home, so I buy them in bulk.
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And there are better things to do to chocolate than coat raisins with it.
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I see the unpicked grapes have turned to small sweet raisins on their vine.
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I love raisins, but I know you might not, so those are purely optional.
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It involves menacing notes, death threats and the potential burning of Sun-Maid's raisins.
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The first California Dancing Raisins commercial debuted on television in the fall of 1986.
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They wait an hour for a donated bag lunch of Pringles, applesauce and raisins.
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Transfer the papaya to a small saucepan and add the vinegar, raisins, and saffron.
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And still others maintain that straight gin will do the trick, no raisins required.
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She was making picadillo, a stewlike dish of ground beef, peppers, olives and raisins.
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According to Kim, these are North's five favorite snacks: Annie's Cheddar Bunnies (the organic equivalent of Goldfish), raisins (because what toddler doesn't love raisins?!), Annie's Honey Bunny Grahams (the organic equivalent of Teddy Grahams), Rice Dream rice milk, and organic apple sauce.
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In the years to come, it was everything but what it had been built to be, serving as the medical school for Kabul University, a warehouse for raisins (a lot of raisins), the seat of various ministries and finally the Ministry of Defense.
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You know that feeling when you pulled a box of raisins out of your sack?
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China is the world's third largest producer of raisins behind the United States and Turkey.
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You'll taste orange and vanilla (and a bit of toffee) along with hints of raisins.
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When you swing by to chat with Eris, she'll hand you a box of raisins.
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Once you've got your fancy raisins, it's time for a whirlwind tour of the Tower.
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Toss together raisins, diced apple and remaining 2 tablespoons flour until fruit is well coated.
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A small banana or handful of raisins can go a long way pre-cardio sesh.
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Grapes exposed to too much sun become sweeter and less acidic; eventually, they become raisins.
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I never liked raisins and figured that two gross ingredients could create one delicious thing.
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And that's without turning the TV off or spending 20 minutes thinking about three raisins.
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Will Vinton, 70, was a Claymation pioneer who created iconic figures like the California Raisins.
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Prunes have a glycemic load of 10, whereas raisins have a glycemic load of 28.
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The more nutritious option is a healthy fiber-rich bran with raisins and dried coconut.
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Almonds and raisins flavor the wine-forward drink, and the wine flavors them right back.
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And the tasty bites of dried cranberries and raisins boost the iron content of the meal.
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As the quality of raisins went down, Vito started baking his own for the rum raisin.
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Millennials have been blamed for killing mayonnaise, raisins, diamonds, home ownership, and, most recently, canned tuna.
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Chicken lettuce wraps, more Middle Eastern than Asian, mingled golden raisins, cashews, pears and celery julienne.
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The salad is comprised of a mound of fresh ricotta cheese topped with tomatoes and raisins.
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Garnished with yogurt-dipped raisins, one white grape Lifesaver, Juicy Drop jus, local raspberries and jellybeans.
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Here in the bulk bins are blue-black Uzbeki raisins and nuggets of chocolate-dipped halvah.
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Curry-roasted cauliflower tossed with loads of lentils, pine nuts, raisins and capers proved equally appealing.
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The dish is made with bucatini pasta, sardines, anchovies, saffron, wild fennel, pine nuts, and raisins.
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Jessica soaked raisins to top the sweet potato pudding, while Hazel stood nearby, washing the callaloo.
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Raisins, currants, wine, sugar and vinegar, along with onions and sweet spices, transport cauliflower to elegance.
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Like the muffin but cozier and heartier, chock full of pecans, coconut, carrots, apple and raisins.
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If pets do get hold of raisins, sugar-free candy or chocolate, call your vet immediately.
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You bring the ice, because we don't want to be picking raisins out of the turkey.
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On paper, raisins seem like they'd be exactly the sort of thing nostalgia-obsessed millennials might be into — curled up on the couches of their rental apartments, watching '90s TV reboots, absently popping raisins out of tiny red boxes into their 22- to 37-year-old mouths.
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Or the supremely moist ginger spice cake with juicy raisins and a slouching landslide of whipped cream.
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"The raisins here in the valley are the most expensive in Turpan," Renagu, a raisin maker, says.
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I find Sidike on the side of the street in Grape Valley selling his grapes and raisins.
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Summer is table grape season, while autumn is when the first batch of fresh raisins come out.
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"I stuck raisins in my nose at a very young age, and my mother laughed," she said.
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Innocent oatmeal already has to deal with enough, especially when its raisins are confused with chocolate chips.
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I want to learn top-secret poaching tips and plump raisins in water to make pheasant bait.
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They become raisins and they just dry up ... It's a little upsetting when you've worked so hard.
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Fruits such as blueberries or raisins can be added to the batter to make a sweet version.
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In a large bowl, toss the avocados, cucumber, walnuts, cranberries, raisins, and lettuces with the salad dressing.
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I have some Greek yogurt with oats, raisins, and honey packed in a super cute Mason jar.
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This pumpkin béchamel pie is crustless and made with nuts and raisins and topped with sweet béchamel.
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Mirianashvili had already set up the mise en place: honey, raisins, almonds, butter, a bowl of fruit.
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Usually containing minced meat and vegetables, these deep-fried rolls may also contain raisins, jackfruit, or bananas.
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One of the new grape varieties that will be used to grow raisins is named for him.
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The ticks bloat up like fat raisins until their tiny legs are barely able to support them.
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The currants, we were told, were Australian, the raisins from South Africa, the suet from New Zealand.
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It was gloriously moist and dark, with raisins and walnuts, sweetly spiced with clove, cinnamon and nutmeg.
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Ms. Craig's 8-year-old son dropped some raisins onto the street outside her white neighbor's house.
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Soak the raisins in sherry or orange juice for a kick (and to prevent them from burning).
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West African chocolates are often more straightforwardly fudgy, sometimes tinged with flavors of coconut, raisins and coffee.
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Some have theorized that the juniper berries in gin combine potently with a substance in the raisins.
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Golden raisins add sweetness, while chickpeas contribute a welcome flavor and texture, as well as additional protein.
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As space expands, it carries galaxies away from each other like the raisins in a rising cake.
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The California Raisins made their debut in a 1986 Sun-Maid commercial on behalf of the CALRAB.
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Snacks Did you pack some of the kid-sized boxes of raisins for your child's mid-afternoon snack?
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Iranian dates, saffron, raisins and cosmetic products are found in Damascus shops, alongside goods from numerous other countries.
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But the big three to worry about are chocolate, sugar-free candies containing xylitol and anything with raisins.
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She would help me write notes to the Tooth Fairy and set out grapes and raisins for her.
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Kung pao broccoli with spicy peanuts and curried cauliflower with raisins added some global panache to the offerings.
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Raisins were created during ancient times, when we didn't have as many cooking options as we do today.
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Made with raisins and allspice, it tastes more like a glaze for a holiday ham, and it's lovely.
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Though plumped raisins are called for, other dried fruit, like diced figs or quartered prunes work well, too.
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She would merge smoked pheasant, for example, with Vermont Cheddar, apples, raisins and walnuts in a sherry dressing.
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"This is absolutely the same as a bowl of oatmeal with a banana and some raisins," Awad says.
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I sampled a slice of Kranzküchen, a yeasted braided bread with ribbons of marzipan, and studded with raisins.
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He fishes out the raisins to eat and loudly proclaims he doesn't like oats (yesterday he loved oats, LOL).
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Theirs has cotija cheese and white raisins soaked in a piloncillo (Mexican-style unrefined brown sugar) and cinnamon syrup.
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Imagine a world in which you wake up to creamy steel-cut oatmeal with cinnamon apples and golden raisins.
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NPR reports that in addition to tomato juice, the pilot also used chocolate, raisins, and hot cocoa as sustenance.
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This cozy dish with spice and ice cream is similar to popular English desserts flavored with raisins and currants.
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Onions, garlic, grapes, raisins and more fill out the list of Dr. Evan Antin's most dangerous foods for pets.
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Superblack hasn't been obtainable until now, from this Festival of the Lost mini-quest for raisins, candy and celery.
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Her mother added raisins and baked it in a round baking pan that she also used to make flan.
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For the next three months, I only ate soup, oatmeal, and things I could chew up well, like raisins.
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Why would someone intentionally want to mar the goodness that is chocolate with the tiny atrocities known as raisins?
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Add a handful each of toasted pine nuts and raisins to the mixture, and use mint instead of basil.
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This year's batch is full of rum-plumped raisins and candied citron, or dark chocolate and dried sour cherries.
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Her 13th-century recipe includes dried apricots, figs, raisins and chestnuts, reflecting the sunny climate of this Mediterranean region.
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Barmbrack Irish sweet bread and whole-wheat buttermilk scones with raisins and oatmeal are also perfect for the holiday.
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Raisins, walnuts and rose petals elevate this version of the dish, adding a host of different flavors and textures.
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A personal favorite is the 1978 film "The Grapes of Death" (original French title: "Les Raisins de la Mort").
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FLORENCE FABRICANT Recipe: Chicken With Raisins Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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The peppers are often filled with meat, raisins, nuts, spices, and cheeses such as queso Chihuahua or queso Oaxaca.
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Here the texture is closer to cake, porous and light, with swollen raisins waiting to burst at the center.
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Variation is key, so you don't get bored, so I ate lots of small snacks, like almonds and raisins.
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Unlike raisins or dates, which have a tired reputation among health-conscious millennials, golden berries are a thing right now.
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Add raisins (at the risk of being murdered in some circles) and you've got the beloved butter tarts of Ontario.
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Babas are now often made with raisins in their dough, and they usually resemble Bundt cakes or doughnuts in shape.
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In the U.S., in addition to fluoridated water, the mineral is found in tea, processed meats, sardines, grapes and raisins.
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Each baked body part is made with meticulous detail; each feature constructed out of raisins, nuts and other edible toppings.
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Bill-paying customers tend to loathe them far more than they do the purveyors of petrol and pain aux raisins.
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These are prunes, plums, raisins, blueberries, cranberries, figs, oranges, pomegranates, sweet red bell peppers, beets, kale, spinach and dark chocolate.
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Then she had chicken fingers and coke for lunch, plus Cheez-Its, vanilla wafers and raisins throughout the car ride.
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She cored them, filled the hollows with raisins (my father's favorite dried fruit), sweetened them and seasoned them with cinnamon.
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Wasil's favorite foods were his mother's qabili palaw , a rice dish with raisins and lamb, and her mantoo , beef dumplings.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new requirements for wind generators, government spending regulations, and grading standards for raisins.
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The list for new tariffs is also likely to include frozen fish, raisins and adhesive bandages, according to the report.
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The traditional meal, called "poor kutia", consists of 12 meatless dishes (after kutia, a porridge with raisins, honey, nuts and seeds).
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Add the candied citron and raisins to the mixer and continue to mix on medium speed for two minutes to combine.
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Both chocolate and raisins are extremely toxic to dogs, and both of these ingredients can be found in plenty of candy.
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We're also doing a wild rice stuffing with chorizo spices, pecans, and raisins, and pickled jalapeño cornbread with smoked habanero honey.
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An untouched jar is deceptively smooth, but a quick excavation to the bottom reveals pockets of plump raisins and cinnamon ribbons.
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Capers and raisins together is very "winter pasta salad," but by no means should anyone pair smoked seafood with anything sweet.
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There were some reports that the heat wave was scorching some grapes grown in the Central Valley for wine or raisins.
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Voices Black beans, spinach, asparagus, raisins, chickpeas and hummus, all heart-healthy stuff I'd been eating for years, had to go.
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The chiles are legion: guajillo, pasilla, ancho and arbol, a confluence of smoke and berries, raisins and chocolate, pine and grass.
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Also, her recipe for mast-o khiar, a staple accompaniment of yogurt cut with cucumbers, herbs, raisins, walnuts and rose petals.
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On the counter was her mise en place: heirloom tomatoes, Granny Smith apples, carrot juice, raisins, brown sugar and duck confit.
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Some of the ingredients — including the raisins, walnut oil, brandy and verjus — can all come from California to flatter the wine.
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Finish the meal with a generous serving of bread pudding, studded with plump, gooey raisins and drizzled with vanilla rum sauce.
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This small cup comes with the option to add in packets of diced apples or a mix of cranberries and raisins.
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No candy is healthy, but anything that's sugar-free, or contains raisins or chocolate can quickly cause seizures, even organ failure.
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Most recently, Chick-fil-A rolled out gluten-free buns made with quinoa and amaranth and sweetened with molasses and raisins.
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It's semolina pudding with brown butter and toasted almonds and raisins on top, spiced with a bit of cardamom and nutmeg.
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Part of the problem, Overly said, is that raisins are very strongly associated with childhood, and then nothing else after that.
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Add the raisins, almonds, dates, and pistachios and cook until the nuts are toasted and the fruits have plumped, about 3 minutes.
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The new bun is made from quinoa and amaranth, and slightly sweetened with molasses and raisins, the company said in a statement.
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Meanwhile, brekkie consists of some raw mixed nuts and raisins while I maniacally cut and paste layout concepts for our annual report.
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The wine-soaked almonds and raisins can serve as pre-dinner snacks before having a plate of Swedish meatballs at the restaurant.
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Small bowl of white albacore tuna mixed with mayonnaise and cracked black pepper, with 10 golden raisins and plain water crackers Snack
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Even better, Eris' "Box of Raisins" Halloween treat ties into a mystery that Destiny players have been wondering about since Year 1.
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Everyone already knows the community seltzer water barely sticks around longer than a day while the packs of raisins chill for weeks.
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There's yogurt, which is made in the same place, and as an option, it can be supplemented with highland barley and raisins.
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A later example in the video shows how they essentially simulate raisins by first simulating a grape, then evaporating the water content.
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A Faroese recipe book from 1902 recommends stuffing the seabird with pancake batter flavored with raisins and cardamom, and then baking it.
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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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You can try to emulate it if you want; I did not as I do not care for baked goods with raisins.
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The number of acres given over to the Thompson seedless grape, traditionally grown for raisins, has been halved from 227 to 220.
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The first Sun-Maid spot that has run in more than a decade features overjoyed children thrilled to be eating California raisins.
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In 221, raisins were damaged by extreme heat and in September, rain prevented them from drying properly in their vulnerable, wooden bins.
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The man grabbed her son by the back of the neck and pushed him down to pick up the raisins, she said.
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A piece of her clothing got caught in the machine used for processing raisins and she was "severely injured," the statement said.
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Of the handful of recipes I tested, my favorite was one of the simplest: thin whole-wheat crackers with pecans and raisins.
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If you attacked him with self-rising flour, two eggs, and a handful of raisins, you could turn him into a fruitcake.
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A particularly popular and groan-worthy pun is eating celery with peanut butter and raisins to wish for a "raise-in celery."
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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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The "Marshmallow Mad Burger" has a ghostly white bun and is filled with marshmallows, Oreos and raisins and topped with a "blood" garnish.
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Pour mixture into bowls, and add your favorite toppings like granola, golden raisins, fresh blueberries, pomegranate seeds, dried pineapple and shelled pumpkin seeds.
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However, inmates make wine without fruit by using fruit juice, mint sticks, raisins stolen from the kitchen.... The wine is still being made!....
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The same contrast invigorates fried rice, with dried scallop set against bursts of golden raisins, alongside creamy rags of egg yolks and whites.
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Brown also posed yet another recipe for Batali to consider: Spotted dick, a "delicious" British pudding typically made with suet and dried raisins.
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Fine. But black beans, spinach, asparagus, raisins, chickpeas and hummus, all heart-healthy stuff I'd been eating for years, had to go, too.
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While the lamb's cooking, chop up a handful or two of mixed cocktail nuts, some raisins or prunes or dried currants or cranberries.
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Cauliflower rôti, softened on the spit for two hours, with capers, raisins and Madras curry, served as a perfect side dish to share.
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So in 2002, Mr. Horne and his spouse, Laura, stopped sharing, and sued the government for taking their raisins without fairly compensating them.
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"It is no good telling them to eat apple, some golden raisins and oats for breakfast if they cannot find them," she said.
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The table was set for an old-fashioned Irish dinner party: white linen, cut-glass vases containing celery stalks and air-dried raisins.
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Equally strapping is the first course of spicy sausage coins and sweet seared scallops arranged on sunchoke puree with golden raisins and apple.
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You might think, as I thought, that the sugar content of otherwise-virtuous raisins could be a problem in this anti-sugar age.
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I'm getting one with quinoa, spinach, corn, tomatoes, raisins, cheddar cheese, pine nuts, and chicken breast, plus lemon-pepper dressing to go with it.
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Gizmodo editor-in-chief Kelly Bourdet opts for trail mix with the raisins and chocolate removed and with an added bag of dried mango.
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Chicken fingers and a coke served as her lunch, and she also snacked on Cheez-It crackers, vanilla wafers and raisins throughout the ride.
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Another hit was a salad with bibb lettuce and dotted with golden raisins, feta, apples and cashews, all dressed in an apple cider vinaigrette.
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For example, a cup of grapes has 23 grams of sugar and 104 calories, but a cup of raisins has 116 grams of sugar!
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Allulose, which occurs naturally in figs, raisins and jackfruit, can be used in the United States, but has not yet been approved in Britain.
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It was made with nutmeg, ginger, cinnamon, and raisins, and stamped with a cross on top that symbolized a soul being saved from Purgatory.
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Stalls are piled high with pyramids of raisins, apricots, dried apples, almonds, pistachios, and walnuts, which are interspersed with bags of Middle Eastern spices.
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On a recent afternoon, the operative completed a deal with two Taliban over tea and raisins in a dark room of the district compound.
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They were: Paul Pernot et ses Fils Bourgogne Aligoté 2016; Michel Lafarge Bourgogne Aligoté Raisins Dorés 2015; and A. & P. de Villaine Bouzeron 2014.
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Next to a dried-fruit section, Zara bent in her heels and held her dress down to retrieve a box of yogurt-covered raisins.
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But there are also chocolate-covered bourbon-soaked raisins, and a cookie for the road—gratis parting gifts that are sweeter for the surprise.
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A few small vegetable sides, like a sweet-and-sour fried cauliflower with golden raisins, can be had, along with crisp little chopped salads.
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"Raisins could have been in your lunchbox any day of the week, and so there isn't anything especially wonderful associated with them," Herz says.
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Hadi Nsreeny hands me a plate of venison and baked figs with Kabsa rice, accompanied by toasted cashew nuts, plump yellow raisins, and tabbouleh.
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There will also be a vegan entreé of stuffed honeynut squash, piquillo pepper hummus, braised rainbow chard, crispy chickpeas, quinoa, golden raisins, and sunflower sprouts.
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But the solar wind and meteor components don't completely account for the primordial xenon's makeup—together, they were missing some of the raisins and peanuts.
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Should Swift or Perry take a bite into one of these monsters, they'd find raisins or rocks or bugs in them instead of chocolate chips.
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Today we celebrated our favorite polar bear's 37th #birthday with special treats and a cake complete with honey, raisins, peanut butter, and, of course, fish!
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What's more, the same note that was sent home banning raisins gives "dried fruit" as an example of the snacks the school would find acceptable.
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I made one last trip to the sauce bar for dessert: a bowl of fruity grass jelly topped with crushed peanuts, sesame seeds, and raisins.
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What distinguishes them from desserts like the sugar pie of Quebec are the size and the addition, traditionally, of raisins or currants to the filling.
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The sweet-tart pockets remind me of the raisins in a Chunky candy bar, though I suppose that doesn't seem very restrained or grown up.
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At King Arthur Flour in Vermont, they've assembled a nice shortcut with a package of evenly diced orange and lemon peels, golden raisins and cranberries.
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The ads (which test well with millennials!) are predicated on nostalgia — on people's memories of raisins as the first solid food their parents gave them.
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PHONE HOME Once I get home, I start making a bowl of porridge — oatmeal, walnuts, raisins and milk — and put the kettle on for tea.
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This one has capers and green olives, but other versions contain raisins and pine nuts; I know a cook who includes a pinch of saffron.
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The Lebanese restaurant has won local and national accolades for its mezze, like za'atar-scented labneh, smoky baba ganoush and fried kibbe sweetened with raisins.
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T. and I decide to share the hummus and falafel and then I get the lamb burger while T. gets a chicken and raisins dish.
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It was an extremely bland hummus, tomato, and lettuce sandwich as well as a mini box of raisins, which felt pretty big for a "snack."
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While researchers haven't pinpointed what makes grapes dangerous to canines, they know even eating a small amount of grapes or raisins can be deadly for dogs.
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Traditional carrot cake with lots of fresh carrots, raisins, walnuts & spices in the dough and a cream cheese filling and glaze, sprinkled with carrots and walnuts.
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Although grapevines produce a great many foods including table grapes, raisins, preserves and cooked leaves, archaeological evidence makes it clear that wine came very early on.
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Giapo's PR director Annarosa Petrucci took Mashable through the making of the bun, which is made with moist raisins that have been soaked in orange juice.
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He claims to have had several previous lives, including a stints as an openly gay slave named Alphonse and a Napoleonic Frenchman who nearly invented raisins.
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While his coworkers left work to eat large meals, Franklin would eat a lean meal of biscuits and raisins and use his free time to study.
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I genuinely dislike dates, but it's not like a real Khaleesi would eat a bag of potato chips, so I reluctantly opt for the oversized raisins.
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The reason given on the note, which the mom's friend posted to a Facebook group for moms, was that the raisins were too high in sugar.
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First, the dough is sweet, touched with cane sugar and ají amarillo, an Andean chile that tastes of mango, raisins and a steady onslaught of sun.
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The Fruit and Maple Oatmeal at McDonald's comes in a small cup with two separate packets: one with diced apples and another with cranberries and raisins.
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R. pulled away from me suddenly and reached into his coat pocket, taking from it the packet of raisins he had bought earlier with the wine.
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To make it, Mr. Easton buys butter from Normandy, or prepares his own cultured butter, and tracks down organic wine grapes to make his own raisins.
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Another Vinton project, the Domino's Pizza Noid, came to life in the mid-22011s, around the time that Mr. Vinton taught raisins to sing and dance.
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Break bread and tortillas into small pieces and transfer to bowl, along with the almonds, peanuts, pumpkin seeds, raisins, and ground spice mixture; set aside. 21.
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Start with a Clemenza ($220), a bourbon drink with smoked maple syrup, and the roasted cauliflower ($19993), with a medley of capers, pine nuts and raisins.
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The filling could be a mixture of onions, raisins and pine nuts; a blend of onions, herbs, ham and cheese; or any number of regional variations.
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As rumors about Mr. Overly's motives swirled among raisin farmers, raisin packers and raisin bureaucrats, he became increasingly concerned about the safety of the raisins themselves.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is removing references to the term "midget" raisins from its regulations following a complaint from the Little People of America.
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Raisins and dates are about 226 to 211 percent sugar, dried figs and apricots are about 215 percent sugar, and prunes are about 38 percent sugar.
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But, above all else, the #CivilWarPotluck planners want to make it known that no one, under any circumstances, should bring potato salad with raisins in it.
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His mother has cooked the Seder dinner for as long as he can remember, making brisket, chicken, matzo ball soup and kugel with cheese and raisins.
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Puff pastry, milk, sugar, cream, and a smattering of nuts and raisins and/or other dried fruits are thrown into an oven and served golden brown.
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Also on the menu are a fennel salad with olives and provolone, mushroom and onion fritto misto with lemon; and grilled swordfish with artichokes, raisins and almonds.
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Spread in a single layer, and bake until grapes burst and start to shrink down and slump (they should look like fat raisins), 25 to 30 minutes.
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If you prefer more carbs in the morning, we really like the chain's fruit and maple oatmeal without brown sugar but with diced apples, cranberries and raisins.
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Jain cooks the semolina for the suji halwa in ghee with fruit and nuts, explaining that these can be raisins, cashews, almonds, or dates—whatever you fancy.
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Roll each piece into a small ball, taking care to tuck in any raisins poking out of the dough (they can burn easily in the hot oven).
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Send your kiddos to school with a slice of chocolate cake or even raisins, and you could end up receiving an obnoxious note about packing healthier options.
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Good thing they're delicious and spoon-worthy, especially the red one on the chilaquiles, bright with tomato and raisins and spiked with the lingering heat of chipotle.
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Grape arbors grace nearly every home here, and the rural landscape is dotted with imposing brick-and-mud drying towers, where the grapes are turned into raisins.
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But, there might just be too much variation, including the aggressively healthy variety (think wild rice and stuff like raisins), and it can be tough to make.
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Anchoring every plate is Kabuli palaw, the grains soaked and swollen with drippings from roasting lamb, then topped with fat, shining raisins and carrots, caramelized and chewy.
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I added raisins and pine nuts as well, and balanced the flavor with the sour taste of sumac powder and the sweet-sour tang of pomegranate molasses.
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The butter tart is celebrated in its homeland, where the preference for runny or firm fillings, plain or with raisins, is a matter of passionate national debate.
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Her daily breakfast is a bowl of oats soaked overnight in water, hemp seeds, raisins, and super food powder, topped with nut butter and fruit in the morning.
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Next use an apple corer to make a hole in the middle of each slice, then spread with a generous amount of cream cheese and top with raisins.
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Golden raisins are allowed to contain 220 fruit fly eggs as well as 275 or more whole insects (or their equivalent heads and legs) for every 211 ounces.
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Bush tomatoes (Akudjura): Looks deceive these tasty little desert-growing numbers, with fruit that is small and shriveled and looks more like raisins than plump, rosy cherry tomatoes.
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Prices start at $313 for a single slice of plain carrot cake and go up to $24 for an entire fully loaded carrot cake with nuts and raisins.
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To start one evening, the duck with cabbage slaw was bland, sweet, and underseasoned, oddly studded with raisins and drenched in a dressing that could have been mayo.
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I took my time, I put the raisins in my mouth one by one, thinking a wish for each, though all my wishes were the same wish. ♦
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My colleague Jonah Bromwich recently traveled to Fresno for the piece, and — despite stumbling upon a juicy story full of noirish intrigue — lived to tell the tale: Raisins.
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In that dish, which is from Puebla, Mexico, a braised mix of apple, onion, raisins and chopped meat picadillo is spooned into the roasted chile, but isn't fried.
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And while I love raisins almost as much as my father did, these days I add dried apples and bits of candied ginger to the scooped-out centers.
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There are no large chunks of fruit oozing rustically out of a thick band of pastry, no errant raisins or drips of sugary apple juice dotting the plate.
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If you loved "Full House," I can no more review this experience for you than I could your first kiss (a little sloppy) or your grandmother's cookies (raisins, really?).
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Golden berries are like raisins and dried cranberries' hip younger sister: they grow in the Peruvian mountains, have a distinctive taste, and are a lauded "superfood" in some circles.
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The coffee chain is serving up frozen drinks with cinnamon, caramel, hazelnut crème, matcha, and a dried-fruit packet containing dried cranberries, golden raisins, Zante currants, and dried cherries.
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The latter had a delicious soft-centered mozzarella, a few marinated artichokes, slices of tomato and a centerpiece of caponata, an eggplant dish made slightly sweet from blond raisins.
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There is also a bag of grapes, which he was halfway through eating; they're probably raisins by now, she said, but she can't bring herself to throw them out.
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While they waited for help to arrive, Hall Jr. shaded the injured man with a tarp, gave him raisins and offered the man and his dogs water to drink.
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One Friday, I bought a kilo of lamb shoulder and braised it with almonds and raisins, Tiznit-style, and I spent the next day shitting out my stomach lining.
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Learning about cryptocurrency economics can be a bit like biting into an oatmeal cookie and finding raisins when you thought they were chocolate chips: Entirely unexpected, and frankly unsettling.
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Now, using data collected by NASA's Kepler Space Telescope, a team of astrophysicists at the University of Birmingham is reporting the very first observational evidence of these shriveled raisins.
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If a recipe calls for refined sugar, I usually replace it with honey, fruits, raisins, dates, or maple syrup so my baked goods have a more naturally sweet finish.
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And although much of the media attention has gone to Clinton's scandals, Oliver suggested that, in fact, Trump's scandals are much worse — and he proved it with disgusting raisins.
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There's a bread called girda naan, which looks and tastes exactly like a bagel, and there is also quite a repertoire of pastries, often decorated with nuts and raisins.
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But his plan for raisin ascension did also include the dramatic step of lowering the baseline price for raisins, even if that meant challenging the Raisin Bargaining Association (R.B.A.).
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A "disconcerting trinity of LOX and CINNAMON and RAISINS" (and capers and red onions.) "Completely unhinged," says editor Tom (the guy that pulls this whole thing together, thank you!).
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I was hired on the spot and given two specific jobs to do each day: make 100 chocolate cookies and bake a few chocolate cakes with whiskey and raisins.
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This flatbread is of course ideal for tearing and swishing into the thick yogurt dips, one mixed with golden raisins and shredded cucumber, another with minced shallots and chives.
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All manner of continental breakfast fare sits under this long expanse of glass: croissants and pain aux raisins and other viennoiseries, blueberry muffins with compote filling at their centers.
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"There is spinach, rice with raisins and carrots, string beans, chicken, chickpeas and tomato sauce...The best thing to do is grab a little of everything and share," suggests Azlan.
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Other common holiday emergencies involve accidental poisonings from say, boxed chocolates left under the tree, raisins in fruitcake dug out from the trash, or poinsettias and mistletoe decorating the house.
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It's pretty cost-effective for my family to buy raisins in bulk since they're a popular snack choice in my home and I use them in a lot of recipes.
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Chicken, tuna, cod, halibut, salmon and pork tenderloin also contain significant amounts of this important mineral, as do tomatoes, oranges and carrots, raisins and dried apricots, peanut butter and almonds.
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The next day, school supplies and some snacks went missing, including a box of raisins left over from the school's breakfast that he had saved to give to his grandmother.
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They then identified all the various foods, categorizing items as part of the five basic food groups, seasonings such as salt and sugar, and miscellaneous items like raisins and almonds.
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Without telling anyone, I made the cake with a few changes: I substituted Armagnac for the whiskey, pecans for the almonds, and prunes, not everyone's favorite fruit, for the raisins.
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More traditionally, there's a wedding mole, made only for the couple getting married, that is all white and suffused with pale ingredients like pistachios, chicken, golden raisins and white chocolate.
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Equally taxing is the layering of ingredients — masa; either meat, seafood or vegetables; and Spanish-style extras like olives, raisins or chickpeas — onto sheets of banana leaf and parchment paper.
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The first, composed of lightly dressed green and red leaves, brought together a pleasing crunch (from toasted pepitas), creamy saltiness (due to chunks of Roquefort), and sweet fruitiness (thanks to raisins).
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People usually have it backward: They think that you take these things that you believe and you put them into books, like you would put the raisins into the raisin bran.
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All of this is a far cry from the healthy eater who snacked on almonds, raisins, homemade soup and Kombucha – a type of fermented black tea – on the set of Suits.
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After weeks of shrinking portions, you might find yourself working through lunch; I mean, who watches the clock til it's time to eat handful of raisins and a rice cake anyway?
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For example, 2 tablespoons of raisins is equivalent to 15 grams of carbs, but for the same amount of carbs, you can eat half a cup of red grapes, she explained.
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Once the onion softened, a glug of wine went in, along with the raisins, then, once they'd plumped up, the heat got turned off and the mint and cilantro went in.
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This isn't based in medical science of any kind, but I'm convinced that if I wore contacts every single day, my eyes would've shriveled up into raisins a long time ago.
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Diet mentality The sugar-free diet is restrictive, with lists of "allowed" foods (such as whole grains, blueberries and grapefruits) and "not allowed" foods (such as white bread, bananas and raisins).
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FINGER LAKES DISTILLING GRAPE BRANDY, Burdett, N.Y., 90 proof, $45 Made from upstate New York grapes and aged in used American oak barrels, with hints of vanilla, stone fruits and raisins.
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The morning glory is a kitchen-sink affair, filled with apples and coconut, carrots, nuts and raisins; one eaten at dawn will hold a person over well into the lunch hour.
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Compare that with Kellogg's Raisin Bran cereal, which has 18 grams of sugar, partly from the natural sugar in raisins, but also has 7 grams of fiber and 5 grams of protein.
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Keep this fruit out of areas where you pet could accidentally reach it and make sure to take your dog to the vet if you think they have ingested grapes or raisins.
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Includes/not limited to: chicken salad, egg salad, ham salad, Waldorf salad, macaroni salad, various church salads that often include raisins and carrots and nuts and I'm getting very hungry right now.
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It's true that dried fruit is high in sugar, but it's high in natural sugar, and a handful of raisins isn't exactly going to spike a child's blood sugar into unhealthy levels.
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"You's no longah a likkle girl," my mother explained to me, her eyes fixed on the small bumps on my chest visible in the thin blouse — two raisins that had appeared overnight.
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There was a range of other toasty drinks from this family, too: the Smoking Pope (made with burgundy), Smoking Cardinal (made with Champagne), and Smoking Beadle (made with ginger wine and raisins).
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I'm trying to eat better these days, and so my breakfast was a few spoonfuls of cashew butter and a handful of raisins, which I decided was a basically acceptable healthy option.
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Plum pudding, for the sadly uninitiated, is a delicious steamed caky pudding made with the least delicious-sounding collection of ingredients (and no plums): bread crumbs, raisins, candied citrus peel, beef fat.
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Millennials are a notoriously nostalgic generation, with their Polaroids and their affection for defunct cookies and Technicolor unicorns — shouldn't raisins tap into the same nostalgia for our neon, latchkey, Dunkaroo-inflected childhoods?
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What we do know: The company is planning to run ads that "play on the nostalgia and trust Sun-Maid raisins represent," and the brand is leaning into its more experimental flavors.
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"I've been served stuffing that has raisins in it before, and it made me have to kind of think in my mind if I've ever offended this person in my life," he says.
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" Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator, blasted the Chequers' Irish backstop plan earlier this month: "If we let the British pick the raisins out of our rules, that would have serious consequences.
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For those who don't know, it's a sweet bun that traditionally has currants or raisins, plus spices such as cinnamon baked into it, with icing shaped in a cross for the Christian holiday.
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To that end, Dr. Schnoll-Sussman suggests keeping fiber-rich snacks with you (such as raisins, bran cereal, or nuts) and making sure you always have a full water bottle by your side.
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Spinach rice took two packages of thawed frozen spinach, a couple of cups of cooked Uncle Ben's rice, a generous amount of sliced almonds gently browned in margarine and a handful of raisins.
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Passover recipe inspirations include leek fritters, Italian soup with chicken dumplings and a lamb tagine with raisins, almonds and honey: "The New Mediterranean Jewish Table" by Joyce Goldstein (University of California Press, $39.95).
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Rice is browned with meat — usually lamb or mutton — then stewed in a caldron called a kazan with onions, garlic and carrots, and spiced with cumin, coriander, barberries or raisins, marigold and pepper.
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Most of Mr. Easton's panettone will be jeweled with citrus peel and homemade raisins, but a few will be more experimental, shot through with pieces of candied pumpkin, or candied quince and almonds.
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My mom is a true creative cook, and as a child I believed it was completely normal to eat your spaghetti with sauerkraut and raisins; or mashed endive with pineapple and chopped sausages.
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The prix-fixe breakfast includes orange juice, coffee or tea, croissants and pains aux raisins, fromage blanc, fruit salad, butter and jam, plus a small buffet of cheese, charcuterie, salad and savory cakes.
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It's a follow-up to their fruitcake mix of currants, raisins, dates, pineapple and cranberries, but it's better with the citrus peels: King Arthur Flour Yuletide Cheer Fruit Blend, eight ounces, $12.95, kingarthurflour.com.
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Testing the recipe in the restaurant's kitchen, a cook tossed in just-fried cashews and raisins into a bubbling stainless steel vat filled with milk and vermicelli noodles, to add richness and crunch.
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Grilled beets with radicchio, cauliflower with capers and raisins, and brussels sprouts with Cheddar and cashews are listed alongside Icelandic char with dill and sorrel, and beef with polenta, horseradish and mustard greens.
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I've encountered haroseth from Maine made with blueberries; one with cashews, dates and other fruits from Brazil; and, a favorite of mine, a version from Italy with chestnuts, pine nuts, raisins and pears.
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Transfer to the plate with the chiles, then do the same thing with the pumpkin seeds, peanuts, raisins, avocado and bay leaves, the tortillas, and bread (do them all in separate batches). 5.
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Nearly all of these wares were for sale, priced between $25 (a pack of cigarettes, regardless of brand) and $100 (a giant box of Sun-Maid raisins) — pretty affordable for works of art.
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Here, Ms. Stephens sticks to the more familiar flavors, in the West, of chai, with cardamom and crystallized ginger for a touch of crunch, mixed with almonds, raisins and a splash of coconut milk.
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Rocco, who, like many African greys, is quick to pick up words and mimic humans, has used his voice to order "strawberries, watermelon, raisins, broccoli and ice cream" for himself through the Amazon product.
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In this way, the potato contributes to the final bread in the same way olives or raisins do in other breads, providing little islands of flavor and texture in the larger expanse of crumb.
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Which is why we're giving you the scoop on six common, delicious ingredients (read: apples, almonds, dates, raisins, cinnamon, and walnuts) and the fun, interesting, and downright random facts that go along with each.
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I don't think that my dad thought that, one day, he'd have to make me hot chocolate and serve me a bowl of raisins so that I'd get enough nutrients and calories during recovery.
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He and a trio started with an album for Decca Records called "Bagels and Bongos," which whimsically transformed melancholy Yiddish chestnuts like "Raisins and Almonds" and "My Yiddishe Momme" into cha-chas or mambos.
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But this is no normal casserole; it's a delicious, fattening synthesis of egg noodles baked in a mixture of eggs, cottage cheese, sour cream, cinnamon, raisins, and more than a little bit of sugar.
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Cumin Steak With Kale, Fennel and Feta Salad Juicy steak, hearty kale, crunchy fennel, tangy feta, sweet raisins: You don't need more than this, though roasted potatoes (or sweet potatoes) would do well alongside.
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Inside, a buffet was arranged on a long wooden table: loaves of Danish rye studded with raisins and apricots, an array of cheeses and yogurt, homemade granola and a warm pot of sprouted porridge.
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The company, Cadiz, grows lemons, organic raisins and other crops and has an estimated 17 million to 34 million acre-feet of groundwater under its property, just down valley from the Mojave National Preserve.
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Carrot cakes are not the only items on the menu, though two of the eight cakes to choose from are carrot, one with raisins and nuts and one without, both smothered in cream-cheese frosting.
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Sure, there are plenty of people out there who somehow make it to adulthood without realizing that pickles are cucumbers or that raisins are grapes or that baby carrots are just mutilated regular-sized carrots.
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The clue here is an acronym for Good Old Raisins and Peanuts, or at least I thought it was — that link says "gorp" means to wolf down and dates all the way back to 1904.
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Underneath is the filling you might find in a Chilean empanada: whole black olives and raisins, concatenations of salty and sweet; cuts of hard-boiled egg; and pino (beef seethed with onions), bolstered by chicken.
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And as the son and grandson of local farmers (his grandfather Aram grew raisins near Fresno after emigrating from Armenia in 1920), he seems to have a fundamental sympathy for those who till the soil.
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The year before, they had also added Rah-Rah Raisins as well as two gluten-free varieties — Trios and its Toffee-tastic cookies — though Toffee-tastic is the only variety currently still offered of the three.
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Commenters on the post have pointed it out as well, and are outraged at the idea that schools are placing "good" and "bad" labels on food...especially something as seemingly healthy as a package of raisins.
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A simple dish, it's fluffy pancake pieces mixed with raisins and covered in a generous dusting of icing sugar and cinnamon, often served with baked plums or fruit compote (or, if you're me, lashings of Nutella).
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The goulash at Gujzina had a kick, though the gnocchi with a pumpkin-seed pesto was less memorable than the famous Prekmurska gibanica — a layered cake made from poppy seeds, walnuts, apples, raisins and cottage cheese.
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The sauce is thickened by plantains and broken-down ciabatta from Balthazar, with a hit of cinnamon from Abuelita chocolate and the sweetness of raisins and star anise countered by buttery almonds and cumin's warm musk.
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I love drinking these sorts of wines, and adored each of the three wines I recommended: Matthiasson California Tendu 2015, Lapierre Vin de France Raisins Gaulois 2015 and Éric Texier Côtes du Rhône Chat Fou 2014.
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One tamale looks volcanic, the masa haunted by a rust-red ombre of mole poblano, a meld of raisins, almonds, plantains, chocolate, cinnamon, sesame seeds and mulato, pasilla and ancho chiles, gradations of sweetness and heat.
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"I suppose it's because of the imprint of my father," she told me one afternoon, while eating a small bowl of yogurt, blueberries, raisins, and pine nuts, a variation on the lunch she has most days.
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This is followed by half a hard-boiled egg, two olives, four raisins, and an entire drumstick of chicken (which the cook says "can be a bit of a surprise—some people get a broken a tooth").
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I do love cooking, however, and this puzzle is chock-full of food-related terminology: EATS, SPAM, ANISE, SABRA (the hummus brand), RAISINS, PINK SALT, SPATULAS, NOSE-TO-TAIL, and that's without counting EGG HUNT or DEWARS.
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Enmoladas are loose rolls of tortillas, akin to enchiladas, enveloped in a mole that melds plantains and raisins with almonds and austerely dark chocolate, underscored by notes of smoke and fruit from pasilla, guajillo and ancho chiles.
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Now I've found a new standby in the curried vegetables — a very different thing, of course, but the golden raisins, turmeric and allspice may do even more for cabbage and carrots than they do for goat meat.
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Her welcome dinner included a traditional pulao of lamb and rice with raisins, and green tea spiced with saffron and cardamom, a brew specific to the mountainous Hindu Kush region that stretches across northern Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Dogboy lists stuffing as a no-no, as it often contains onions, raisins and certain types of nuts (he mentions almonds, but macadamia nuts are very bad for dogs) that can be hard to digest or even toxic.
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Some of the cancelled games we've been able to get our hands on in this fashion include a Steven Segal game, a weird NES action/brawler starring a wrestling superape, and an action game about the California Raisins.
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The traditional delicacy is baked with sugar, flour, ghee, nuts and raisins and studded with cardamom, which has surged in price this year as India's erratic weather ravages production of the pod, known as "the Queen of Spices".
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Oversize hot cross buns, studded with raisins and homemade candied orange peel, baked to a lustrous brown, can be bought singly or in a cluster of six; the generous crisscross of icing will make these irresistible to children.
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In 1123, his second year of C.I.A. detention, the agency "infused" a purée of pasta, sauce, nuts, raisins and hummus up Mr. Khan's rectum when he went on a hunger strike, according to a Senate Intelligence Committee report.
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In his second year of C.I.A. detention, according to a cable cited in the study, the agency "infused" a purée of pasta, sauce, nuts, raisins and hummus up Mr. Khan's rectum, because he went on a hunger strike.
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In Sydney, thousands gathered in the Domain, a public park east of the Central Business District — grandparents escorting their children holding homemade signs, groups of teenagers in school uniforms, parents handing out boxed raisins to their young children.
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Its beef broth — which gets a bit of thickness from another spoonful of peanut butter — holds a plantain dumpling filled with beef, raisins and a bit of boiled egg, everything combined to make a delicious sort of sense.
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They come plain or polka-dotted with raisins, and would pair well with cream cheese, smoked fish, salami or a scrambled egg sandwich: $24880 on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Silver Moon Bakery, 2740 Broadway (105th Street), 212-866-4717, silvermoonbakery.com.
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I get cauliflower, spinach, tomatoes, grape tomatoes, kalamata olives, oatmeal, sweet potatoes, red potatoes, two onions, olive oil, cashews, raisins, peanut butter, a few cartons of almond milk, a six-pack of La Croix, and a few other items.
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And they consider that very patchiness a case for a chacun-à-son-goût sort of European future; not only do they want to pick the cherries/raisins, but they think the act of doing so good for Europe.
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Preston is a man with such a low tolerance for piss ripping that upon being read excerpts from his then-wife Chantelle Houghton's autobiography his eyes wither and disappear into his skull like two raisins in a food dehydrator.
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Will Vinton, who used his and a partner's revolutionary stop-motion animation process, Claymation, to win an Academy Award with an early cartoon and to create memorable commercial characters like the California Raisins, died on Thursday in Portland, Ore.
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A Good Appetite No matter how much cream and honey you pour into your bowl, no matter the raisins or raspberries that dot the top, there will always be something gray and Dickensian about a bowl of morning porridge.
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Mr. Abdullah serves his customers green tea on an antique coffee table (old maple inlaid with hammered metals of several types), loaded with trays of pistachios, Afghan sweets, native raisins (long and plump) and local almonds (narrow and pointy).
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At the hip Duble Meze, they have nine rakis on the list while Mikla Restaurant offers more than a dozen ranging from single grape rakis (raki is distilled from raisins or grapes) and triple-distilled varieties to rakis aged in oak.
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Many dog owners know about the dangers of chocolate, but PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin warns that onions and garlic, grapes and raisins, raw meat, raw eggs and macadamia nuts are all human foods that are toxic to dogs.
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Please don't think that my judgement on this is in any way clouded by the fact that at 5.35 this morning, I was stuffing a handful of raisins into my mouth, in the dark, wearing a pair of thermal tights.
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But the real magic of Easter are the hot-cross buns—baked sweet rolls with raisins and icing drizzled on top in a cross-shape that are supposed to be eaten on Good Friday to mark the end of Lent.
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The restaurant serves fine-dining dishes such as salt cod with red pepper cream and caper flowers and angler medallions with baby spinach, raisins, and pine nuts, but not all of the cooks have the experience walking into the job.
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A celebration of San Diego's glorious history as a center of boat building, nautical glory, and American sea power, The Barge is a novelty "Garbage Barge" bowl filled with mashed potatoes (dyed black, using food-grade coloring pigment) and raisins.
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"In one common [Buddhist] exercise, a student is given three raisins, or a tangerine, to spend 10 or 20 minutes gazing at, musing on, holding and patiently masticating," the New York Times wrote in 2012, describing the worst dinner companion ever.
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Salads, too, are better than usual: shavings of kohlrabi and apples imbued with lemon; roasted almonds and raisins over white shreds of stracciatella cheese; a Caesar whose romaine leaves are small and tender, and whose croutons are closer to fried crumbs.
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Each comes in a box with kabuli, carrots and raisins given a gloss in a pan with cardamom and sugar, and a bracing fistful of raw red onions and tomatoes, piqued by lime, with a flutter of dried mint and cilantro.
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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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An entire section of the table was devoted to desserts like ghee-soaked laddoos and payasam, rice pudding studded with raisins and cashews that her mother would make special for the holiday (which this year will be celebrated on Sunday).
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In 2015, the Supreme Court struck a blow for economic freedom when it ruled that the USDA had to pay raisin farmers just compensation when the federal government, under the raisin marketing order's supply controls, took some of their raisins.
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"Amid the dancing raisins and souped-up cars, a mother speaking fundamental and powerful truths about her experience and her son's loss will draw an awful lot of attention," Howard Wolfson, a top adviser to Bloomberg, said in an interview.
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Things to know about Victoria: If she could travel anywhere in the world, it'd be Italy; her biggest fears are "murky water she can't see her feet in," and chicken served on the bone; and she hates raisins in her cookies.
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The Happy Farms Preferred Valentine's Day Cheese Assortment includes a creamy cheese with cinnamon with raisins and diced apples, mature cheddar, Wensleydale with sweet cranberries and Wensleydale with raspberries and white chocolate (because you have to get the chocolate in there somehow).
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The single malt has aromas of sun-kissed raisins, bitter chocolate and old English marmalade; hints of Java coffee, Demerara sugar, pecan pie and crème brûlée in taste; and Sanguinello blood oranges, figs and treacle linger on the after taste, according to Bottura.
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Crisp organic spinach red onion fine scallions lemon fruity olive oil Maldon flake salt fresh dill golden raisins pine nuts red carrots cut in discs red carrots spirulized with raw honey, orange juice, ginger juiced, minced cilantro, kumquats and chopped raw almonds.
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In Venice, locals prefer foods like polenta and fresh fish, according to Travel and Leisure, and "iconic" dishes include fegato alla veneziana (liver and onions) sarde in saor (sardines with raisins, onions and pine nuts) and flash-fried moeche (soft-shell crabs).
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Barsky is currently working on two knits: One is of fictional animated R&B group, the California Raisins, while the other features civil rights pioneer, Martin Luther King Jr. "I'm hoping to have both done by the end of the week," he said.
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Chocolate Deep Inside Feeling: Two chocolate bars out of five Traditional curry has for years been influenced by sweet flavors—ground almonds, coconut milk, raisins, dates—but has anyone ever melted an entire fucking bar of Dairy Milk into a korma before?
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So I layer the bottom of a bowl with brown sugar and dump eight ounces of sour cream on it and slice up a banana or put in some raisins, and I'm back in bed again by 9:20 or 303:30.
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Nearly all the recipes had a cup of sugar (brown sugar or a combination of brown sugar and corn or maple syrup), some amount of butter, an egg or sometimes two, a dash of vanilla and the option for raisins or currants.
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She prefers them as a small tart — 2-inch tart pans — whereas my husband likes them larger (muffin tin size) as his mother made them," said Claudia Bell of Summit, N.J. "Ours have currants and nuts and his were raisins and nuts.
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The different varieties of sherry are fun to learn about (and taste), from the fino variety, which resembles a dry table wine, to the Pedro Ximénez variety, which is aged until thick and dark, and tastes like a mouthful of liquid raisins.
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" United: Thoughts on Finding Common Ground and Advancing the Common Good " (Ballantine), Booker's kitschy chronicle of his climb from mayor of Newark to U.S. senator, imagines a post-segregation America, the pure sweetness of raisins in a tub of vanilla ice cream.
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"Here's Looking at You," served at midnight, contains collagen powder (a hopeful dose of youthfulness as the evening's parties are just getting going — "You feel pretty with each bite," says Swig), as well as Persian green raisins and chia seed rose brittle. lizworks.
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Bell does have a few other healthy staples in her regular meal plan, including a pea or hemp milk protein shake that she downs just before lunch, which she follows with a "garbage disposal salad" consisting of lettuce, avocados, raisins, carrots, blue cheese, and cucumbers.
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Housed in a traditional Aruban home, tables are arranged around a central pool, and diners can sample the classic Aruban dish, keeshi yena, a casserole of chicken stewed with olives and raisins and covered in cheese, or surf and turf served on a sizzling stone.
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He incorporated juniper berries, maple syrup, apricots, and raisins into his beers—like the ancient recipes devised thousands of years before him, another source of inspiration—and other brewers followed, helping to establish craft beer's central tenets of flavor (to the extreme, at times), creativity, and excitement.
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"You can prepare it in different ways, from family to family, but it's basically a red wine or some cognac, with cloves and sugar and a little bit of orange, with almonds and raisins on the bottom," said Jakob Berlin, general manager of the hotel and the lounge.
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The difference between Johny Hendricks and Tyron Woodley turning themselves into raisins to get to 170lbs and McGregor and Diaz when they just aren't cutting weight is substantial and this bout should be treated as a last minute catchweight bout more than a bout 'in the welterweight division'.
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The three I suggest are: Matthiasson California Tendu 2015, $20 a liter Lapierre Vin de France Raisins Gaulois 2015 (Kermit Lynch Wine Merchants, Berkeley, Calif.), $16 Éric Texier Côtes du Rhône Chat Fou 2014 (Louis/Dressner Selections, New York), $16 Do not despair if you can't find these wines.
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As a host, she's equal parts earnest and off-kilter, introducing one demented craft project after another — from necklaces adorned with decaying raisins to popsicle sticks dipped in glue and stray hair — all while keeping an eye out for pesky snakes that might be lurking behind yarn balls.
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Barely a month after launching his virtual luxury bakery From Roy with two Christmas panettones — one scented with candied orange and raisins, the other a less traditional chocolate-streaked loaf — the pastry chef Roy Shvartzapel has unveiled a third in honor of the holiday at his workshop in Los Gatos, Calif.
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I don't know if you're going to have time to make pastelón (above) tonight, but it sure would be nice to eat, a Puerto Rican lasagna of plantains, cheese and picadillo, dotted with raisins and, in some homes, drizzled with pique, a fermented hot sauce common to the island's tables.
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When, after ordering, a parade of tiny saucers appears—a cucumber salad marinated in cilantro, parsley, and lemon juice; shaved fennel with raisins and cumin; a traditional charred-tomato-and-pepper salad called matbucha —they are so pretty and unanticipated that first-time patrons might wonder if an entrée is even necessary.
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Not foods so pedestrian as to occur in the wild, like lentils or raisins, but, rather, engineered creations: a dome of ice cream, black like the dark side of the moon; a black bagel like a whorl of raccoon eyeliner; a black foot-long hot dog like a skinny balloon filled with ashes.
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Here's her pinakbet, vegetables stewed in fermented shrimp paste; her embutido, an egg-filled meatloaf; her pancit palabok, rice noodles tossed with a thick chicken gravy and topped with hardboiled eggs and poached shrimp; and good Lord, her empanadas, the ground-beef filling amped up with oyster sauce and sweetened with raisins.
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Dip your spoon in to Om Ali—a golden, bread pudding-like dessert, lush and creamy with warm milk, and studded with golden raisins and pistachios—in any restaurant or cafe in Doha, Qatar, and you might not stop to think anything besides this is possibly one of the best desserts in existence.
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Servings: 8Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 2 hours, plus 48 hours marinating 1 cup|138 grams chopped pitted prunes 1 cup|128 grams dark raisins ½ cup|13 grams golden raisins or sultanas 3-5|¼ cup|72 grams dried figs, stemmed and rinsed ¼ cup|22 grams candied orange peel ½ cup|22 ml port wine ½ cup|22 ml plus 230 tablespoons|22 ml dark rum 24 tablespoons|303 grams unsalted butter, softened, plus more for greasing 230 cup|25 grams unbleached all-purpose flour, sifted, plus more for dusting 230 cup|164 grams packed dark-brown sugar 5 large eggs 1 ½ teaspoons baking powder ½ teaspoon allspice powder ½ teaspoon cinnamon powder ¼ teaspoon ground cloves ¼ teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg ¼ teaspoon kosher salt 2 teaspoons unsulphured molasses 1.
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When we opened in 1995, some of our first beers were Raison D'Etre, that's made with raisins and beet sugar; Immort Ale, which is made with maple syrup from my family's farm, juniper berries, and vanilla; Chicory Stout, which has coffee that's roasted nearby, roasted chicory, and licorice root; and Aprihop, that's infused with apricots.
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He and his studio turned the raisins into a grooving group of singers in high-top sneakers who march out of a box singing "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" — a hit for Marvin Gaye that was sung in the commercial by Buddy Miles — and showing off dance moves like those of the Four Tops.
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But their insides reveal an affinity to Chinese xiao long bao: The dough, tinged with sugar and gilded by egg wash, is wrapped around ice-cream scoops of chilled jigote — a soup-stew of coarsely chopped top round or chicken, loaded with olives, raisins and potatoes — which, as the salteña bakes, starts to seethe.
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Yes, most of us know that chocolate is bad for pets, but ingredients in a lot of holiday favorites can cause gastrointestinal distress or poisoning too: garlic and onions at dinner, grapes from the cheese board and raisins often found in holiday cookies are just a few common foods to keep away from the pets.
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For the curious and the gourmets, here's the dinner menu: harira (a Moroccan vegetable soup), followed by a buffet offering herbed kefta, couscous with golden raisins, assorted vegetables, carrots in chermoula (a sauce of lemon juice, garlic, pepper, paprika and cumin), a salad of oranges with cinnamon, other fruits and the obligatory Oriental pastries.
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Working with the app might help dispel the myth that there are math people and non-math people, said Dr. Levine, and make parents less anxious and more willing to introduce math talk into their daily lives (let's put five raisins in each cookie; let's set the table, how many forks do we need?).
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A hint of cassis, cherry and plum A high quality Cabernet Sauvignon from Stellenbosch, one of South Africa's major wine-producing regions, typically has vivid fruity hints of cassis, cherry and plum, which are typical new world characteristics, mixed with a little urban minerality and raisins, which adds old world charm to the equation, says Molesworth.
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She would feed me to bursting three times every day, and the last night before we left she would always make cheesecake, her cheesecake, which was baked golden on the outside and thick and white and crumbly inside and tasted just a little bit of apples, and she would make decorations with sweet golden raisins on the top.
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Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 23 minutes 2 tablespoons coconut oil, plus more for greasing2 1/23 cups almonds21 21/2350 cups pumpkin seeds2175 22/33 cups pecans23 24/220 cups sunflower seeds1/3 cup honey1 tablespoon ground cardamom1 tablespoon ground cinnamon1 tablespoon vanilla extract1 43/2 teaspoons kosher salt2 1/3 cups chopped dates1 cup golden raisins 1.
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Give me your hand, he said, so I put the bottles on the ground and held it out to him, taking my glove off as he asked, and he counted out twelve raisins, placing them in my palm in a single line from my wrist to the tip of my third finger, then counting another twelve for himself.
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Though the menu's dumplings and meat skewers are worthy, especially the saucer-sized Manti dumplings, any inaugural Uma's feast has to feature the plov ($13), Uzbekistan's national dish: spiced beef over carrots, rice and chickpeas, all spiked by the sour Uzbek red raisins that the owners, Conrad Karl and his wife, Umida, known as Uma, ship in from Uzbekistan.
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Pour les curieux et les gourmets, voici quel fut le menu de notre dîner: Une harira (soupe de légume marocaine) puis un buffet où étaient disposés keftas aux herbes, couscous aux raisins, légumes variés, carottes à la chermoula (sauce à l'ail, poivre, paprika et cumin), salade d'oranges à la cannelle, des fruits divers et les inévitables pâtisseries orientales.
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There are five bento boxes, each under 500 calories, such as a vegan box with a lentil and chickpea salad and veggie chips, and a box geared for children with diced chicken breast, cubed Cheddar cheese and chocolate-covered raisins, as well as snacks (think kale chips, roasted chickpeas and hummus with crudités), and 30 different drinks including several kinds of green juices.
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" He finds himself thinking while running: "Cambridge is lousy with runners, and every time one of those scarecrows breezed past me and my knee brace, I thought, I'm glad you can run, because when I catch you, the E.R. nurse is going to pick your teeth out of my elbow the way Mamaw picked raisins out of her slice of cake.
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Other sites quickly repeated the news, presumably shrugging and saying "Well, TMZ was right about Prince, sooo..." For the unfamiliar, Fee became a legit YouTube superstar in July 2014, shortly after she posted her first video, "Auntie Fee's Sweet Treats for the Kids," which showed her deep frying crescent rolls (or "cheap ass donuts, it don't matter") filled with butter, sugar, cinnamon and raisins.
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Vagabund Brewery and Taproom: Three American homebrewers bring their Yank-i-tude to Berlin by blowing up the Reinheitsgebot with brews like Pie Hole, a spiced pumpkin beer with Hokkaido pumpkins, lactose, brown sugar, cinnamon, butternut squash, allspice, and bourbon soaked on oak chips; and Figgy Pudding Spiced Winter Ale with apricot, rum soaked on mocha oak chips, raisins, coriander, orange peel, cloves, and cinnamon.
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Although you might be most familiar with silver (blanco) tequila, other tequila varieties include reposado, which is aged two months and tastes slightly oaky, anejo, which is aged over a year and has notes of vanilla, raisins, and honey, and extra anejo, which is aged for a minimum of three years and has a fruity profile, Antionio Rodriguez, director of production at Patrón Tequila explained to Insider.
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I imagine that King Solomon's springtime feast, the ancestor of today's Passover, included some kind of unleavened bread; bitter new greens like mallow and chard; roast lamb and goat seasoned with wild thyme; perhaps a blend of dried apricots, raisins, prunes and almonds dunked in wine and flavored with cinnamon and cardamom; and other delicacies that the king's emissaries found in the ancient world.
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" Likewise, a prescient 1935 article in The New York Times observed that fresh pumpkins seemed to be disappearing from the market: "It appears that canned pumpkin has so displaced the fresh article that the time is not far distant when directions for scooping out seeds, peeling, steaming and draining the big succulent wedges will be as outmoded in the cookery books as instructions on stoning raisins.
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"Luckily, we never had the products delivered because we've set it up that you have to log on to actually process the order, so we could cancel the items," Wischnewski tells CNBC Make It. A blog post on the National Animal Welfare Trust's website also states that Rocco has asked Alexa for treats like watermelon, raisins and ice cream, and that sometimes, Wischnewski returned home to find Rocco playing romantic music.
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But while the bagel soared to new heights in America, particularly after the 1963 invention of the bagel machine by Daniel Thompson, Polish Jews who fled to France after the War encountered a much different cultural topography than their American brethren: the predominantly Alsatian Jewish community that had prevailed in France since 1306 left no room, amongst cheese tarts with raisins and chicken soup with noodles, for these newfangled beigels.
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At Cafe Farohar, the food was startlingly fresh: scrambled eggs vivid with green garlic uprooted from the backyard; aleti paleti, an herb-strewn sauté of chicken livers, kidneys and lungs; and a glass of pristinely sour yogurt to be mixed with sev: skinny, crunchy strands of chickpea flour tossed with raisins and charoli, dusted in sugar and cardamom and given a flicker of rose water, scent deepening into flavor.
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