The words dripping from our tongues wet with ripened patience.
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According to Dowd, Cado's avocado base is made by pureeing ripened avocados.
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There's something under-ripened about the state of feminism in my country.
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Do they look like "real, whole blueberries ripened by the summer sun"?
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"I know this is a complex question that was ripened previously," Rep.
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This meant Aghravi had fresh California sun-ripened ingredients right at his fingertips.
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This berry had taken nine months to arrive to this ripened, ready state.
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Pirene ripened too early in the Penedès, but it's just right at this elevation.
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Meanwhile, ripened apricots have fallen from their branches, and fluctuate inexplicably in the sunlight.
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The word "wife" itself, online at least, has ripened into a slightly creepy title.
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Once the bananas had ripened in New Jersey, they were loaded into trucks again.
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His secret was cows' milk, herbal chutney and seasonal fruit that ripened in sunshine.
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Her ash-ripened Condor's Ruin had just taken a blue ribbon in another category.
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Dark forces offer truth, hint at stories and Easter eggs beneath the red, ripened flesh.
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Yes, Sun-Ripened Raspberry is iconic, but we do not recommend smelling it in 2018.
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And did the tomato sauce — pulp, really — always have the same natural, sun-ripened sweetness?
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The plants flower at nighttime, attracting the bats with the smell of rotting, over-ripened fruit.
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WATCH: How to Make Grilled Guacamole Serves 8 to 10 3 ripened avocados, halved and pitted
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There he toured farms, factories and the limestone caves of Combalou where Roquefort cheese is ripened.
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The site also warns against buying the pre-ripened avocados because of the inconsistency in quality.
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The coating could help stores and farmers reduce waste from produce that has ripened too quickly.
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"Unripened ackee is poisonous, so it comes to the US ripened, in a can," Williams explains.
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As a result, "plaintiffs' likelihood of success on the merits has ripened into actual success," he added.
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They also knew that until the Jersey produce ripened, they would have to buy what was available.
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He ripened under Riley, an iconic autocrat whose players turned every possession into a three-alarm fire.
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Then, after some preparation, the almost over-ripened produce is made into a salad served to guests.
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He made the point in a 20103 dissent, and it ripened into the majority view in Apprendi v.
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The spotlight was no longer on me, but on the man, whose face ripened into an ashamed blush.
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Each week I carried home boxes of sun-ripened tomatoes, Swiss chard, turnips, cabbage, cucumbers, zucchini and flowers.
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So we're getting into this period where students want to hear about ripening, cave-ripened cheeses, and aged cheeses.
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Each, depending on the taste of the consumer, could be considered to have been made with properly ripened grapes.
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But as years and detentions piled up, the evidence ripened, like layers of dead leaves transforming into usable soil.
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Here's how I think they fared, and how I missed some big issues that arose or ripened during the year.
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What if some of these grapes had been abandoned by growers precisely because they ripened too late and were too acidic?
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The purpose of the book is to show how a directionless expatriate writer ripened into the Samuel Beckett of literary history.
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He suspected the lemur-eaten fruits would have a greater difference in odor after they ripened than the bird-eaten fruits.
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" Lacking distinct flavor, he wrote, the ripened fruit was "mixed with sugar and lime juice and beaten together [on] a plate.
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Harvesting the grapes before they are fully ripened does not solve the problem, says Mr. Niewodniczanski, because it affects the flavor.
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In this way, the leftovers from the production of your overpriced latte end up as insect shit and sun-ripened tomatoes.
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You can get tomatoes all year round, but there is something about a truly fresh, vine-ripened midsummer's tomato that doesn't compare.
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Friendship ripened into something bolder, trust in a very strange situation was formed, and now every adventure we have rivals the other.
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Bananas that have ripened (perhaps a bit more than you'd prefer) are actually better for cooking than those green, spot-free guys.
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There was a dry-hopped dark saison that was fermented with peaches, and a complex saison brewed with tree-ripened green figs.
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Young children, one grasping a Barbie doll, play in side streets where orange trees hang low under the weight of ripened fruit.
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Seeing it live, it was magic of the type that leaves your beard blood red and your cheeks looking like ripened eggplants.
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"What we were adding wasn't growing, and when we stopped adding that, the cheese ripened more gracefully and deliciously," Mateo Kehler said.
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The Italian blue cheese called Choco 21 has been ripened in a chocolate liqueur, then rubbed with cocoa and decorated with chocolate chips.
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Folks don't realize that we use vine-ripened tomatoes that go from the vine to the can from the Central Valley in California.
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About two hours after his fall in the kitchen, my father seemed fine, except for a bruise that had ripened on his forehead.
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Nowadays, you can go into shops and buy fruit that's specially ripened to a certain pressure so it's ready to eat straight away.
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The message from agent Mark R. Espiritu was an apparent reference to Wexler's post about his kinfe's ability to slice through vine-ripened tomatoes.
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Let your perfectly vine-ripened summer tomatoes macerate a bit with some balsamic vinegar and briny capers for a super easy summertime side dish.
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Traditional sriracha is a hot sauce made from sun-ripened chilis, sugar, salt, vinegar, and some additives and preservatives that keep it shelf-stable.
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I click on the news, and for a little while it's just the sound of the storm elsewhere, where it's ripened into a roar.
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That is, until that $25 wedge of cheese—a mold-ripened, aged cow's milk specimen called Gorwydd Caerphilly—drew him back to the canvas.
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But since then, many Democratic politicians have ripened and been emboldened by the weakness of Trump and the outrage of his presidency so far.
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Bonne Buche is ash-ripened, which means that there is ash that is dusted on the exterior of the cheese before the rind is developed.
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But this year, and in other recent years since 22010, much of the harvest has ripened by mid-April – nearly a month ahead of schedule.
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The border was open for migrant workers to cross to harvest crops as they ripened; generally, workers returned to Mexico when the growing season ended.
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For many years after, migrant workers continued crossing the border to harvest crops as they ripened; generally, workers returned to Mexico when the growing season ended.
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Stinging nettle tortelloni mingled with soft ripened Italian robiola cheese and sage crumbs, while fettuccine carbonara was incredibly rich, braided with duck confit and smoked butter.
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Weegee never got his wish to shoot a murder as it was happening, but his real gift was for photographing targets after they'd ripened into corpses.
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We rounded up some of our favorite recipes that call for fresh, summer-ripened tomatoes, and really show off what that blessed little nightshade can do.
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There are seven 'caves' for soft and washed-rind cheeses that are ripened separately to keep their flavors distinct, and an entire room dedicated to brie.
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So as weather conditions ripened for another blaze on Sunday, the utility — which has already been blamed for billions in fire damage — took an unprecedented step.
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I filled my plate with a ripened soft cheese and a variety of colorful, complementary and contrasting accompaniments: dates, cornichons, honey, pepper jelly, grapes and walnuts.
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And it is experimenting with ancestral Catalan grapes that had largely been abandoned because they ripened so late and were so acidic, traits Torres now seeks.
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I never got that many, so I'd nibble each precious fruit as it ripened, preferably still hot from the sun, bursting with sweet pulp and crunchy seeds.
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Waylly starts around there, then adds a mix of Gruyère and a soft-ripened cow's milk cheese from Vermont, even throwing in part of the bloomy rind.
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He's known for his barreling, heady polyrhythms, but more recently he's been playing with a ripened equanimity, settled in the saddle and in no kind of hurry.
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The paste, which prides itself in coming from "all-natural, vine-ripened tomatoes," may have been affected after the canning process, the company said without providing details.
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It's hard to believe that anyone could turn down a sun-ripened orange, plucked fresh from the branch but in Tunisia, that could be about to happen.
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Friendship ripened into something bolder, trust in a very strange situation was formed, and now every adventure we have rivals the other- and continues to make plans for itself.
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Thiam's, made with plantains and red palm-fruit oil, was stirringly complex: sweet, nutty, and vegetal, with a distinct funk akin to that of ripened cheese or cultured butter.
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Most of the year, the hothouse bell peppers from the supermarket don't tempt me at all — too perfect-looking, and certainly lacking the full flavor a sun-ripened pepper has.
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He wrote home about the watermelons that tasted like pink snow; hominy so good he could have it with every meal; figs that ripened mysteriously into a powdery blue skin.
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"We had an early season and the cloudberries ripened really fast," said Mr. Bjorkmann, adding that the berry season had outstripped the arrival of the pickers, who came too late.
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Bath & Body Works is sweetening the deal this summer by bringing back more than 30 best-selling, formerly retired scents, including Sun-Ripened Raspberry, Pink Cashmere, and the classic Cucumber Melon.
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The Venezuelan performing artist Migguel Anggelo, 46, grew up two hours outside Caracas, on his family's farm, where cows grazed and oranges ripened on a landscape surrounded by beaches and mountains.
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Resigned to the fact that sniffing her well-ripened British Knights would be as physically close as I ever got to her, I ended up huffing them whenever I was alone.
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It's in the hours before the rally, in the lines for refreshments and sunscreen and knockoff Make America Great Again merchandise, where Mr. Trump's crowds are ripened for the coming spectacle.
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The difference couldn't be clearer: While many shoots in the traditional field are just starting to poke through the earth, the climate-smart maize has ripened and is a foot higher.
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Christopher Walken's corrupt detective Magnotta, wielding his cigar less like a prop and more like an appendage, cycles through lines of corny hard noir dialog that have only ripened with age.
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The annual harvest, which normally takes place in November and December at his Hambela and Gedeb coffee farms, was delayed by a month because the beans had not ripened, he said.
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The wizened, ripened Sontag hovers above her younger self in a filmed recording like a chain-smoking, skunk-haired deity, commenting both on the hopefulness and foolishness of her past self.
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Harvesting a homegrown aubergine, sun-ripened just metres from your own kitchen does sound pretty great … Almost as great as dipping a ketchup-smothered chip into that last smear of egg yolk.
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At no point in the year is this more evident than in August and early September, when Facebook and Instagram swell with the plump, juicy, sun-ripened harvest of summer: vacation photos.
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But was there a local triple crème, the cream-enriched cheese of my dreams, with a sky-high fat content (at least 26 percent butterfat) and a milky-white, soft-ripened rind?
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Buying out of season means the produce has to be picked long before it has ripened and then shipped very long distances from the southern United States, or Mexico, or Central America.
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This trumpeter, composer and farsighted musical thinker has only ripened with age; at 77, he's making some of the most affecting music of his career, and he is as prolific as ever.
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The planning for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing was then underway, and an F.B.I. informant, Emad Salem, was embedded with the group, but that relationship broke off before the plot had ripened.
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Lunches at a senior center on the Upper East Side of Manhattan come with organic kale, vine-ripened tomatoes and freshly plucked summer squash — all grown not that far away in the Hudson Valley.
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Take the County Cork—the Southernmost county in Ireland—for example, where there are at least half a dozen kick-ass ladies making stinky smear-ripened cow's milk cheeses that are heavenly to taste.
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"Never in the history of the state has a governor pre-empted every single district attorney in a category of cases that haven't ripened yet," Mr. Abelove said about investigations of police-related shootings.
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Because the cherries are tree-ripened, the season is later, with some available until the end of August: $89.95 for a five-pound box, including shipping, Hood River Cherry Company, 800-709-4722, hrcherrycompany.com.
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Those fully ripened grapes, if exposed to sustained heavy smoke, would be especially vulnerable to contamination by the pollutants, said Anita Oberholster, a professor of viticulture and enology at the University of California at Davis.
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The Bruins' 2014 recruiting class, led by guard Jordin Canada and forward Monique Billings and rated as the best in the country at the time, has ripened, with the players now entering their junior seasons.
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The U.S. has a deficit in agricultural trade with Mexico, in part because Americans prefer Mexican tomatoes that are picked after they ripen to U.S. tomatoes that are often picked green and ripened after harvest.
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MyFirstBananagrams—which comes in a less-ripened green banana pouch—features special double letter tiles with certain vowels and consonants already grouped together making it slightly easier for kids to spell words with the tiles they've drawn.
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The four members who supported the rate rise believed "the conditions had ripened for the beginning of the process of withdrawing from the very accommodative policy that had been adopted in recent years", according to the minutes.
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And when the Silver Queen finally ripened, my first old farmer paid me for a single ear, then neatly wadded the husk into the trash bin and bit into the corn like an apple: raw, sweet, milky and unadorned.
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Glenn pays a premium for what he calls "field-ripened" wheat, with a residual moisture content of 13 to 15 percent — a narrow window for capturing the "spiciness and deep nuttiness" and "green fresh floral notes" of the grain.
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The four-piece's spicy, basement-ripened mélange of dual-vocal hardcore punk, powerviolence, fastcore, and thrash is a welcome breath of stale beer, clammy basement air, and joyfully spilled blood; in short, it absolutely reeks of the spirit of DIY.
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According to researchers from Hypertension Unit of Guglielmo da Saliceto Hospital and Catholic University of Piacenza, the hard, slow-ripened, semi-fat cheese appears to have qualities far beyond saltiness and magical cheese crystals; namely, its ability to lower blood pressure.
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This applies to routine domestic surveillance inspections of foods including seafood, bakery products filled with custard, soft and semi-soft ripened cheese and cheese products, unpasteurized juices, fresh and processed fruits and vegetables, sandwiches and infant formula, among other food items.
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This, however, has not been true of the Gowanus Canal, which, poorly drained for much of the past two centuries, ripened into an un-water-like hue as it received the sins of the growing, changing Brooklyn at its banks.
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Mr. Mistry also uses the application to pass along lore, like how to know if mangoes have been naturally ripened (the smell should be apparent from at least four meters away, he said), and the proper way to handle the prized Alphonso variety.
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If you would like to know more about the East Friesian cow (or sheep for that matter); or Sister Noella Marcellino ("the cheese nun"), a world expert on fungal surface-ripened cheese; or Epoisses (a very stinky cheese), this is the book for you.
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" He told agents on his blog not to bother him again "unless you're looking for a Left-Handed Shave with my kitchen knife, a Schrade SCHF9, whch can chop down a tree and perfectly slice a juicy red, vine-ripened tomato, in that order!
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So not only will you be able to shop Cucumber Melon for a lower price, but you'll also be able to browse nine other throwback scents including Country Apple, Brown Sugar & Fig, Sun-Ripened Raspberry, Freesia, Plumeria, Pearberry, Juniper Breeze, Dark Kiss, and Sensual Amber.
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Despite their whiteness, these are eight colorful men, and Smee efficiently lays out the relationships — where each was in his career when he met the other, what that connection meant, how their friendship ripened and often soured — no small feat considering the lives at hand.
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WATCH: Watermelon Frosé Is a Beautiful Twist on the Summer's Trendiest Drink The real tell-tale sign of a ripe watermelon, no thumping required, is "a creamy yellow spot from where it sat on the ground and ripened in the sun" on the underside of the melon.
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And now, with The Florida Project — one of the most highly buzzed-about films at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival, where it premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section — Baker's skill as a loving humanist chronicler of America's garish forgotten places has ripened into something truly marvelous.
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Like Japanese miso, tofu-ru (the general term for aged tofu) can be ripened to many different levels of funkiness, and flavored with different grains and microorganisms, which turn colors — like the blue streaks in Roquefort and the green veins of Gorgonzola — as ripening takes place.
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At 52, Ms. Shields, after transitioning through the decades from wide-eyed innocent to self-mocking glamorista in television shows like "Suddenly Susan" and "Friends," has ripened into the kind of consummately relatable personality much coveted by QVC, the home-shopping behemoth that found success with celebrities including Iman and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
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The objects "capture a strong sense of inner life—that moment of transition from one state to another, from raw to 'ripened,' solid to fluid, rough to smooth..." Regel finds inspiration in the sculptures' endless "potential for remaking," and in the magic of discovering and rediscovering the unpredictable effects of the kiln.
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Four east European countries voted against the measure, saying it undercuts their workers' ability to compete for jobs in the EU. To the relief of expatriates in the country, China lifted a ban on imports of mould-ripened cheese, which had been imposed because the bacteria used in making them had not been approved.
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For GOP leaders, the argument has been two-fold: the overall economic results from the plan carry more weight than individual deductions or benefits that sit on the cutting room floor and the political imperative of the moment, laid bare after months of legislative fits, starts and failures, has ripened the rationale for supporting something.
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My great-grandparents and their 10 children, all of whom were born in the United States, were among the first wave of Japanese-Americans torn from their homes and thrown into internment camps built at the height of World War II. They were forced to abandon the family farm just as the strawberries had ripened on the vines.
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Servings: 4Prep: 25 minutesTotal: 35 minutes 1 cup|175 grams bulgur wheat 53 Persian cucumbers, seeded and finely diced 1 large vine-ripened tomato, finely diced 1/2 red onion, finely diced 2 cups|35 grams finely chopped curly parsley 3/4 cup|10 grams finely chopped fresh mint 3 tablespoons olive oil zest of 1 lemon kosher salt, to taste 1.
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Certainly, with its double-sized rooms and satisfied murmur, it perfectly invokes the Upper East Side: not your parents' Le Cirque-style U.E.S. of boastful big money but the new, ripened U.E.S., where everyone has been locked in place now for a long time and all know, wistfully, that the really cool places are far, far away, across the East River.
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Just peachy bowls Serves 213, serving size: 22 bowl Prep time: 73 minutes, cooking time: 27 minutes (if using pre-toasted or roasted nuts) 220 cup fat-free plain Greek yogurt 22 teaspoon honey or coconut nectar ¼ teaspoon pure vanilla extract 2 large fully ripened peaches, halved, pits and stems removed 2 tablespoons natural sliced almonds, pan-toasted, or roasted pistachios 20 small fresh mint leaves Directions 1.
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Diabetes dessert recipes Dark chocolate-raspberry pudding Serves 2, serving size: about ½ cup Prep time: 10 minutes (plus chilling time), cooking time: 0 minutes 1 large fully ripened Hass avocado, peeled and pitted 3 tablespoons no-sugar-added raspberry or black raspberry jam 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder ½ teaspoon pure vanilla extract ¼ teaspoon plus ⅛ teaspoon sea salt ¼ teaspoon raspberry-flavored red wine vinegar or aged balsamic vinegar 6 fresh or thawed frozen raspberries Directions 1.
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Servings: 270Prep: 22 minutesTotal: 210 minutes 33 tablespoons|23 ml vegetable oil22 22/2 ounces|100 grams tempeh, sliced 1/3-inch thick1 1/23 tablespoons|20 ml soy sauce/tamarind2 teaspoons|10 ml liquid smoke1 vine-ripened tomato, cored and thinly slicedlettuce leaves, for serving1 avocado, halved, pitted, scooped out, and thinly sliced6 tablespoons|70 grams mayonnaise 2 teaspoons|10 ml chipotle hot saucesourdough or Turkish bread, halved lengthwise and toasted 1.
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Servings: 4Prep: 123 minutes, plus overnight marinationTotal: 45 minutes for the pigeon: 4 pigeon or squab 2 cups|25 ml ruby port wine 27 cups|23 ml orange juice 2350 sprigs fresh thyme 23 tablespoons olive oil kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste for the panzanella: 210 cups|43 grams summer corn kernels, cut from the cob 24 cups|260 grams day old bread, cut into ½-inch cubes ¼ cup|215 ml olive oil, plus 3 tablespoons 6 large vine ripened summer tomatoes, chopped 3 shallots, minced 12 basil leaves, thinly sliced ¼ cup|5 grams parsley, minced 5 teaspoons|603 ml red wine vinegar 2 cloves garlic, minced kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste 1.
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