Eastern European "Jewish" rye bread became the American default, although there were and are other American rye breads, like sweet, earthy Milwaukee rye, austere Dakota rye and Boston brown bread, which is almost half rye flour.
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Other chefs are using rye bread and whole rye grains (also called rye berries) in ways that go beyond bread and pastry.
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Notable are a rye baguette and a rye bread with cranberries.
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The Woodford rye was 53 percent rye, potentially very similar to bourbon.
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Spank Rock - "Bad" ThingsKid Antoine - "And Uh (Cashmere Cat Edit)"Rye Rye ft.
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It is Westchester Avenue in Port Chester, N.Y., not Rye Avenue in Rye.
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Similarly, rye whiskey must be made of no less that 51 percent rye.
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"The Rock and Rye is essentially a mix of rye and rock candy."
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Peckham Rye Station brings you out right into the hustle and bustle of Rye Lane.
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They also pointed out that the whiskey—a blend of two-, three- and four-year old bourbon whiskies, focused on a high-rye profile "finished with a decadent profile"—are sourced from Midwest Grain Products, a large distiller in Indiana that also produces the base for everything from Bulleit Rye and Templeton Rye to High West Rye and Redemption Rye.
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Icelandic rye bread is similar to other Nordic rye breads in that it's sweet and very dense.
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I wasn't going to ask you to make a marble rye (see Episode 11, Season 7, "The Rye").
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She is a trustee for the Rye Y.M.C.A. and a member of the session at Rye Presbyterian Church.
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Distiller Jim Beam has added several new rye whiskey brands recently, including a 100 percent Canadian Club rye whiskey.
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The spirits panel last reviewed rye 10 years ago, and even then, the supply of aged rye was dwindling.
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To be called rye, the whiskey must be fermented from a grain mixture of at least 51 percent rye.
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No. 244 on our list was the Bulleit 44 Rye, so-called because its grain mixture is 260 percent rye.
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RYE, N.Y. – RYE, N.Y. (AP) _ Acadia Realty Trust (AKR) on Tuesday reported a key measure of profitability in its second quarter.
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Featuring collaborations with Peaches and Rye Rye, Hedonism is the culmination of his quick rise in the underground electro-rap scene.
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Julia Sonja Howland and Shawn Patrick Curley were married July 15 at the Rye Presbyterian Church in Rye, N.Y. The Rev.
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It features MCs Rye Rye, Chippy Nonstop, and Rell Rock, all of whom deliver rad, assertive verses over her bass-heavy production.
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Coppersea's, for example, is made with 100 percent malted rye; Black Button's contains 95 percent unmalted rye and 5 percent malted barley.
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She began drinking heavily a year later when her family moved to Rye, N.Y., where she enrolled at Rye Country Day School.
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What we generally call rye bread, although it is not a whole-grain bread, isn't simply an American bastardization of a European rye.
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The spirits panel returned to rye in late November, tasting 923 bottles of young rye from both long-established big distillers and craft distillers.
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Then you could add flavor—salt and pepper for example—and you could use different grains, like rye, and make it taste like rye bread.
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Their company's key holding is Sagamore Spirit, a rye whiskey company that was named the world's best rye whiskey at San Francisco's World Spirits Competition.
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The suit, over Mr. Colting's novel "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye," a sequel to "The Catcher in the Rye," was settled in 2011.
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He is a son of Veronica P. Lim and Marvin J. Lim of Rye, N.Y. His mother is an accountant at the Rye Beach Pharmacy.
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He dubbed the farm-to-distillery idea Two Rivers Rye and focused it on grains grown at the Hallock farm, with a focus on rye whiskey.
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He is the son of Margaret Pierce Peters and Jonathan White Peters Sr. of Rye, N.Y. The groom's mother is a landscape designer based in Rye.
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In Canada, a major rye exporter along with the European Union and Russia, farmers sowed 405,163 acres, the biggest rye area in seven years, Statistics Canada reported.
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The pick up in supplies has already diminished prices and may limit farmers' enthusiasm for planting rye this autumn, said Blake Gamroth, a Canadian rye merchant at Scoular.
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Until Rye Rye shows up and sets everything on fire, Laganja's flow is actually pretty good for someone who, out of drag, looks like Peewee Herman cosplaying Robyn.
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He mixes cooked rye berries that have soaked overnight into rye sourdough, along with walnuts, sunflower seeds, and beet syrup—one of their own creations, the Everest bread.
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Sebastian told me about "this scientist guy named Albert Hofmann" who in the 1930s studied rye or, more specifically, a certain fungus that grows on rye called ergot.
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Eighteen-year-old Sazerac Kentucky Straight Rye will set you back around $1,000, while 13-year-old Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve Rye goes for $1,200 to $13,400.
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The Schools The Port Chester-Rye Union Free School District encompasses all of Port Chester and part of Rye Brook and serves 4,933 students, including 275 pre-kindergartners.
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Clocking in at 90 proof with a sweet corn body and spicy rye finish, you can (and should) drink the rye straight, just as you would drink whiskey.
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At Bar Tartine in San Francisco, stale rye bread is brewed with beets into a sweet-tart cocktail, and a barely sweet rye poundcake has graced the dessert menu.
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Fabrique also sells crusty, earthy rye loaves shaped like giant ciabattas, round rye breads thick with fruits and nuts, little fluted raspberry jam cakes, brownies, cinnamon buns and sandwiches.
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The groom's mother retired as a substitute elementary and middle school teacher at Rye Country Day School in Rye, N.Y. His father manages investments in real estate, stocks and bonds.
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Traditional all-rye breads, like pumpernickel, require a slow rise and a hot, steamy bake; in Iceland, rye breads were sealed and baked underground, using steam from natural geothermal springs.
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According to Stanley Ginsberg, author of "The Rye Baker," there is an Old World tradition behind our mild rye loaf cut with plenty of wheat flour and seasoned with caraway.
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They make two batches of whiskey, one almost entirely with rye grain and the other with just 52 percent rye — the rest being mostly corn — which they then blend together.
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The Rebel in the Rye, out September 8, gave me the opportunity to publicly come down on whether Holden Caulfield's complaints in The Catcher in the Rye were still worth reading.
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Front Burner Many people assume that Canadian whisky is rye, probably because the popular post-World War II order of "rye and ginger" often meant ginger ale mixed with Canadian Club.
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The new baker on the premises, Sheena Otto (below), who was at Bien Cuit, is introducing some breads using Anson Mills grains, including a crusty dark rye and a buckwheat rye.
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Very happy to also have three amazing MCs on the EP—Rye Rye, Rell Rock and Chippy Nonstop—so pleased with their vocals and the energy they bring to the record.
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Opened in 2913, the distillery features a selection of whiskies and gins that have garnered acclaim, particularly the Straight Rye whisky, which taps into the Nordic love for all things rye.
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Posthumous Fame - Rye Pines from K8 Howl on Vimeo.
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Gluten is a term for the proteins found not only in wheat but also in rye, barley, wheat varieties like farro and spelt, and triticale (essentially a cross between wheat and rye).
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With rye soaring in popularity, distillers faced a question: Should they invest in the production of rye and set aside barrels, delaying a return on their investment for 10 years or longer?
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But many distillers and historians today agree that Maryland rye did have a different flavor profile — sweeter than the rye made farther west, with less spice and a supple, perhaps buttery palate.
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He is a son of Maureen A. Jackson and Robert Jackson Sr. of Rye Brook, N.Y. The groom's mother teaches the first grade in the Blind Brook-Rye Union Free School District.
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He graduated with merit from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. He is the son of Barbara Stender Latwin and Joseph L. Latwin of Rye, N.Y. The groom's mother is a principal certified public accountant at D'Arcangelo & Company, an accounting firm in Rye Brook, N.Y. His father is a judge of the Rye City Court.
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The titles of both John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men and J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye were based on poems by Burns ("To a Mouse" and "Comin' Thro' the Rye", respectively).
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A loaf of rye bread is more reasonable at $11.95.
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"For me, it's simple — on rye with mustard," he said.
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Rebel In The Rye arrives in theaters on September 15.
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RYE "Winter White: The Absence of Color," group show. Jan.
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When you arrive at the Rye house, Nick is frantic.
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Rapper Common and CNN political commentator Angela Rye have split.
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The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger 3.
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"These comments don't reflect ULA's views," replied spokeswoman Jessica Rye.
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Her father is the owner of the Pub in Rye.
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All they need to do is add whiskey or rye.
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The Toronto cocktail contains fernet, rye whiskey, and maple syrup.
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Dig into a pastrami on rye in New York City.
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She brought a board with rye bread and sliced ham.
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They picked Rye for its express train and upscale village.
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It's because we no longer use scythes to harvest rye.
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"I recently saw a girl post something opinionated on Instagram with the caption that she was 'on her Angela Rye vibe,'" Rye told me over lunch at New York's Bryant Park Grille in March.
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It was the cocktail renaissance, we all agreed, that most contributed to the revival of rye, which 20 years ago survived primarily in old-man bars and in drinks like rye and ginger ale.
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The founders of Kyrö Distillery found the perfect home for their rye-based dreams: an old cheese factory that used to produce Finland's famous Oltermanni, a mild cheese often eaten with Finland's traditional rye bread.
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That doesn't mean that Maryland rye was necessarily dangerous or low quality, said John Lipman, another whiskey historian who has done extensive research on Maryland rye; it just wasn't the unadulterated whiskey we expect today.
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Officials are also fighting the Rye, Lilac, Skirball, and Liberty Fires.
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It wasn't long before Alexander was making the restaurant's rye bread.
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Rye's mash comes from the grain of the same name—rye.
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Our new salon is located in Holdrons Arcade on Rye Lane.
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Drink I'm 100 percent a rye old-fashioned kind of person.
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More sophisticated mixing can be found at Brix & Rye in Greenport.
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There is a decent amount of rye and good hop character.
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"It's not all black people's fault," political commentator Angela Rye said.
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Spread the Russian dressing on both slices of rye bread. 4.
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Agar learned this lesson the hard way while opening up Rye.
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Kvass, a nonalcoholic tonic fermented from rye, is tart and intriguing.
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RYE April's Child's "Strengthening Families One Step at a Time" walkathon.
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It could be pretzel challah, marble rye, a Pullman loaf, cornbread.
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To start with, the Rye fans do not dress the part.
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So HAM ON RYE was born and a better puzzle made.
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Edison equipment was damaged in the Rye, Creek and Liberty fires.
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Indeed, J.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye was beloved by Soviet
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They serve asiago, cinnamon raisin, marble rye, and whole wheat bagels.
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Gluten free toasted rye bread with smoked salmon and seltzer water.
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Open-faced sandwiches called smorrebrod are built on dark, tender rye.
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"I didn't have time to take anything," Rye told the affiliate.
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Town of Rye Village of Mamaroneck METRO- NORTH New York CONN.
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Her mother works in childhood education at Rye Presbyterian Nursery School.
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First up: a historic (and possibly haunted) house in Rye, N.Y.
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Rye Brook, NY Where and when was your first puzzle published?
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We meet outside famed Iranian food store Persepolis in Peckham Rye.
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"Real Maryland rye was a manufactured beverage, like Bénédictine," he said.
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He anticipated the boom in rye whiskey by buying barrels of prime Canadian stock and then sitting on the liquid for years before releasing Lock Stock & Barrel, a 13-year-old straight rye whiskey, in 2013.
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While the name might sound unfamiliar, MGP Ingredients is the largest supplier of rye whiskey and distilled gin in the United States and is the powerhouse behind smaller brands like Angel's Envy, Redemption Rye and Filibuster.
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COMING THROUGH THE RYE In 1969, an unpopular boy runs away from boarding school to find J. D. Salinger, the reclusive author whose "Catcher in the Rye" hero, Holden Caulfield, is the boy's fictional soul mate.
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With the glossy "Coming Through the Rye," the director James Sadwith pays heartfelt tribute to both J. D. Salinger, the reclusive writer of "The Catcher in the Rye," who died in 2010, and the book itself.
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He was pronounced dead on Wednesday shortly after midnight, not on Tuesday, and he died at a nursing home in Rye Brook, N.Y., not at his home in Rye, N.Y. He had three grandsons, not two.
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Straight Rye Whiskey $79.99 750 milliliters 92 proof Most rye whiskey on the market these days is made at a distillery in southern Indiana called Midwest Grain Products, then sold to brands like George Dickel and Bulleit.
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Of course we drank: pure agaves, rye whiskeys, St-Germain, old Scotch.
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Reichen is pronounced rye-hen ... kinda like the German version of Ryan.
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But will we see chicken salad on rye, untoasted — George's favourite order?
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Choose a hearty bread with some flavor like a sourdough or rye.
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Rye is one of a group of men I train with regularly.
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I read a bit in Catcher in the Rye before falling asleep.
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CNN commentator Angela Rye is doing everything she can not to explode.
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I get a four berry rye ale and C gets an IPA.
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There is also a single slice of rye bread in the middle.
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Two other fires, Creek and Rye, are also currently threatening LA County.
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The Rye Fire in Santa Clarita prompted the shutdown of Highway 259.
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The rye green jacket is reported to cost around $250 to manufacture.
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I didn't respond to "Catcher in the Rye," believe it or not.
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But that is a blended whisky with rye as merely one element.
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Her mother is an agent for William Raveis Real Estate in Rye.
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RYE Dvorak: Mass in D Major, memorial tribute to P. Rosemary Peeler.
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His father, an architect, is a residential real estate developer in Rye.
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The farm now produces nine beers, including one made with organic rye.
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He blends it boldly with rye, rich syrup and strong, cold coffee.
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The drink can also be made with rye whiskey instead of bourbon.
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You just read Catcher in the Rye and you're all riled up.
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RACHEL BREININ, RYE, N.Y. To the Editor: This was a phenomenal article.
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Preferred accompaniments: sauerkraut, rye bread, mustard and, if memory serves, more pastrami.
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Now New York State wants to put rye whiskey on the map.
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Many people seem to prefer bourbon, but give me rye every time.
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Until then, we'll have to settle for a bottle of good rye.
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This NYC-based bartender recommends serving Hochstadter's Rock and Rye over ice.
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The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger, 1951 Poor Holden Caulfield.
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Rye points out that the whole concept presumes people can exercise, too.
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But none of it is the rye bread that most Americans know.
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The message of "Rebel in the Rye" is one that resonates today.
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There's no doubt that something called Maryland rye existed at some point.
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Rye grain was prevalent in the Mid-Atlantic, so distillers used that.
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Serve the mousse with some toasted rye bread and slices of cucumber.
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I think of it as the intersection of rye, whiskey, and vermouth.
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She did not respond to an inquiry about her motivations, but in Atlanta recently while getting out the vote for Stacey Abrams — or as Rye called the Democratic nominee for governor, "black Stacey" — Rye addressed Lewis's and CBCPAC's endorsement.
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Kelley Hazen Burke, a daughter of Mimi H. Burke and Kevin F. Burke of Rye Brook, N.Y., was married May 21 to Michael Francis Baine, the son of Elizabeth F. Baine and Christopher Baine of Rye, N.Y. The Rev.
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Rye was once a dominant American spirit, especially on the East Coast, where the hardy grain grew better than corn or barley, and where many drinkers knew regional styles like Maryland Rye or Old Monongahela, from Pennsylvania, by name.
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Jeff Sessions, when Rye suggested the senator was a racist and a bigot.
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I've since developed this version, which incorporates rye for a full-flavored starter.
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Gluten is a combination of proteins commonly found in wheat, barley, and rye.
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No writer would try to take another stab at Catcher in the Rye.
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There is "The Catcher in the Rye" and the catch of the day.
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If I'm drinking, I still love going to Herbs & Rye and Velveteen Rabbit.
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He&aposs the President of the United States -- are you -- RYE: -- your president.
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Boy, does The Catcher in the Rye change when read as an adult.
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Rye Brook, New York-based Xylem had revenue of $3.7 billion last year.
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In 0003, there was 87,000 cases of rye sold in the whole world.
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I used to make rye two days a year, make bourbon 250 days.
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Tim Ryan's name is about as easy as they come: Tim Rye-an.
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RYE April's Child's "Strengthening Families One Step at a Time," fund-raising walk.
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Low-lying portions of towns like Mamaroneck and Rye were particularly hard hit.
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"No, what I don't want to enforce is your president's nonsense," responded Rye.
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Dandy is an herbal blend featuring dandelion root, chicory root, barley, and rye.
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I found Peckham High Street, which seemed similar to Rye Lane to me.
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He has four children and six grandchildren and lives in Rye, New York.
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WESTCHESTER New Rochelle Mamaroneck R. City of Rye Mamaroneck Mamaroneck Station MAMARONECK AVE.
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The sazerac is a 180-year-old cocktail based on rye and bitters.
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JOHN E. STAFFORD, RYE, N.Y. The writer is a retired high school teacher.
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The Sazerac is a 180-year-old cocktail based on rye and bitters.
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When I had just opened up Herbs & Rye, I was not doing well.
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But no one has gone as far as the people behind Empire Rye.
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At least 75 percent of its grain must be New York-grown rye.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Is it your expectation the consumer rye mains strong through 2020?
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Her mother, an author and former teacher, sees Rye in her daughter's work.
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It&aposs served tableside with bone marrow, rye bread, fried potatoes, and pickles.
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Does that mean that Sagamore and its fellow Maryland rye distillers are wrong?
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The fuzziness around the definition of Maryland rye may be exactly the point.
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In response to criticism that the big-servers were making their showpiece into a boring ace contest, Wimbledon changed the grass it uses in late 2000 from 70 percent Rye and 30 percent creeping red fescue to 100 percent Rye.
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D. Salinger: A Life" (2010), by Kenneth Slawenski, the film, "Rebel in the Rye," which was recently shot in and around New York, focuses largely on Salinger's early years leading up to the publication of "The Catcher in the Rye.
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ANNOUNCES $15 MILLION BOUGHT DEAL PRIVATE PLACEMENT; ESTABLISHES STRATEGIC REVIEW PROCESS * RYE PATCH GOLD - STRATEGIC REVIEW WILL CONSIDER NUMEROUS ALTERNATIVES FOR CO, INCLUDING POTENTIAL MERGERS, ACQUISITIONS OR DISPOSITIONS, AMONG OTHERS * RYE PATCH GOLD - ENTERED AGREEMENT UNDERWRITERS, WHERE UNDERWRITERS, ON PRIVATE PLACEMENT BASIS, AGREED TO BUY 11.5 MILLION UNITS OF CO AT $1.30/UNIT * RYE PATCH GOLD - BOARD APPOINTED SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS TO REVIEW, EVALUATE PROPOSALS CONSIDERED PART OF STRATEGIC REVIEW PROCESS * RYE PATCH GOLD CORP - NET PROCEEDS OF OFFERING TO BE USED FOR DEBT SERVICING, WORKING CAPITAL AND CONTINUED RAMP UP OF FLORIDA CANYON MINE * RYE PATCH GOLD CORP - COMPANY'S MINE RAMP UP AT FLORIDA CANYON WILL BE UNAFFECTED BY STRATEGIC REVIEW PROCESS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Those seeking a bigger project will thrill to Julia Moskin's new article about the bumpy, nutty and fragrant rye breads of northern Europe and Scandinavia, an investigation accompanied by two fine new recipes, one for whole-grain rye bread and the other for a paler, caraway-scented New York deli-style rye of the sort that you might use with pastrami, or as the base for a patty melt.
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I eat scrambled eggs with mushrooms on rye toast and a kiwi for breakfast.
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Bourbon and rye are—save for a few crucial differences—basically the same thing.
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So it was kind of inevitable that I'd be drawn to someone like Rye.
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Rye is one of those guys who saw the larger picture very early on.
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That's what I learned from Rye Barcott, my good buddy and a fine American.
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They met last year as Rye was undergoing treatment at John Hunter Children's Hospital.
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He was on clearance next to the marbled rye, but he has no barcode.
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Such as, for breakfast I had kale with rye bread and a green juice.
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Swisher: So we brought you Rodham Rye [HRC laughs], which is — people see it?
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A more recent example is J.D. Salinger, the author of Catcher in the Rye.
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INGRAHAM: And this gal Angela Rye was on with Jason Miller on CNN, Tezlyn.
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And that tension is what gives A Catcher in the Rye its forward drive.
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Order the pastrami on rye and a side of latkes while you're at it.
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Prior to my trip to Katz's, I invested in a loaf of rye bread.
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Rodham Rye launched on March 25, right in time to celebrate Women's History Month.
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Those settlers adapted their recipes to make use of corn over wheat and rye.
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Lightly toast the slices of rye bread and spread each side with some butter.
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Salt pork with preserved vegetables and rye bread, courtesy of Isengard Kingdom Brunel's storehouse.
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After the war, Mr. Linton returned to New York, raising his family in Rye.
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A slab of venison accompanied by rye grain cooked with wild fennel was artful.
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The fire department also says that 15 percent of the Rye fire is contained.
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Another round of salmon-on-rye later and I realized my hangover hadn't hit.
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And you really can't make a tequila out of rye—it doesn't make sense.
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The pieces of cod are garnished with crumbled rye bread baked in a geyser.
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Reasonably, they ordered another round (two perfect, strong Old-Fashioneds, with rye and cognac).
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Wheat, rye, barley, oats and corn will all find a place in their soil.
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We ended up staying in this little lane of 40 houses in Peckham Rye.
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She and Mr. Bush, on leave from the Navy, married in Rye on Jan.
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A basket of homemade bread — sourdough, dark rye and whipped butter — is a must.
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One such seed is a variety of Finnish rye not grown since the 1880s.
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The men plodded through Port Chester, Rye, Harrison, Mamaroneck, Larchmont, New Rochelle and Eastchester.
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One vegetarian sample also contained rye, an allergen for people who can't eat gluten.
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Front Burner Kilbeggan's small-batch rye is one of the few using the grain.
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WHAT IT IS Rye, ginger beer, bitters and lemon juice, served as a highball.
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For whiskey lovers these days, well-aged rye is a kind of holy grail.
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So this off-season, with the help of Cressey and Rye in Jupiter, Fla.
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Q. I buy a sprouted rye from She Wolf Bakery at my farmers' market.
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Ms. McMullen gets to enjoy her sprouted rye guilt-free and (mostly) sugar free.
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In 20153, Gorbatov bought another Russian brokerage implicated in mirror trades: Rye, Man & Gor.
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Soon afterward, they will leave Manhattan for a new home in Rye, New York.
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People with celiac disease can't tolerate gluten, a protein in wheat, rye and barley.
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CNN was unsuccessful in attempts to reach Rye, the district attorney in Lyon County.
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She is a daughter of Dinah T. Howland and James M. Howland of Rye.
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They even baked bread made from barley, rye, and wheat over an open fire.
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"Catcher in the Rye" is a timeless book and it's about someone that age.
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As well as the 20-percent rye, they make five-seed sourdough with flax, pumpkin, sunflower, sesame, and poppy seed; a sourdough with oat porridge cooked into the dough, giving it a glossy texture and nutty flavour; and a 100-percent rye.
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At this Caribbean-style indoor-outdoor setting with 360-degree views and lush greenery, specialty drinks include a preserved lime caipirinha, a strawberry "rye tai" made with Wild Turkey 101 rye, and a bagel fizz starring gin, aquavit and powdered cream cheese.
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Whole wheat, oatmeal, brown rice, whole rye and quinoa are all examples of whole grains.
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The saying "youth is wasted on the young" is itself wasted on men like Rye.
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Rye spoke proudly about it this past May in Chapel Hill, as UNC's commencement speaker.
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The XLE and RYE were up more than 1 and 2 percent respectively on Monday.
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Here's why Oona O'Neill is really the most interesting part of Rebel in the Rye.
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The article detailed teachers' struggle to teach The Catcher in the Rye to uninterested students.
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Rye will executive produce news programs with a sharp focus on issues facing black Americans.
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Rye whiskey's 33 percent growth outpaced both categories, albeit at a more modest $94 million.
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The bust on Saturday was Rye&aposs first since being field certified, according to police.
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I mean, hey, not in the White House but Rodham Rye is on the shelves.
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Ryder worshipped JD Salinger and The Catcher in the Rye growing up, and still does.
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In addition to DuVernay, Senator Cory Booker, Angie Martinez, and Angela Rye will be speaking.
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"Posthumous Fame" comes from Rye Pines' 2014 album Portrait of Dissonance as a Young Man.
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So far, the Rye Fire in Santa Clarita has burned 1,593 acres, per ABC News.
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And the most perfect thing of all: pickled fish and back fat on rye. Wooah!
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The use of grains like barley, rye, wheat, and oats vary from district to district.
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Rye Fire: It broke out Tuesday in Los Angeles County and has burned 6,000 acres.
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Rye Fire: It broke out Tuesday in Los Angeles County and has burned 3003,049 acres.
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"Fresh-ground prime chuck, Gruyère and caramelized onions on rye grilled with butter," she said.
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Rye Fire: It broke out Tuesday in Los Angeles County and has burned 6,049 acres.
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And for your newsletter dessert, may I suggest a fruit tart with a rye crust?
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For a splurge (read: after a REALLY long week), try Michter's 10 Year Old Rye.
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According to WMUR, Trump will hold the private fundraiser in Rye, N.H., on June 29.
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The welcome wagon was complete with a mind-blowingly good salmon snack on rye bread.
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She takes out a big hourglass filled with grain and some ears of Finnish rye.
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Smaller plumes from the Creek and Rye fires, closer to Los Angeles, also are visible.
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At David's, braised brisket is sliced and stacked into hero rolls, hard rolls and rye.
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"Bread baked with this rye tastes like maple syrup, even without sugar," Ms. Franceschini said.
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She is a daughter of Dr. Antonella Antonielli and Dr. Joseph J. Tartaglia of Rye.
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That was the case for Jonah Shainberg, a fencer from Rye, N.Y., who is Jewish.
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"Rye, which was really out of fashion 20 years ago, makes excellent cocktails," Magliocco said.
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My original "Nonkosher deli offering" was HAM ON RYE, which fits but is not correct.
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Ms. Rudd, the home secretary, barely held on to her seat, in Hastings and Rye.
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Front Burner Would some consider rye-and-gooseberry ice cream a tasty treat or not?
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Or spread it over some rye bread and stack it high with pickles and turkey.
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Nonetheless, back then, we were still able to find aged rye without too much trouble.
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Today, if you find Black Maple Hill rye, it's a young whiskey made in Oregon.
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Some of the other ryes in our tasting were 323 percent rye, or very close.
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Now I have gone the rye-and-ginger route for a cake that combines both.
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I bring ham and cheese or a turkey sandwich on rye bread, or a salad.
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Also, he didn't think "The Catcher in the Rye" would necessarily make a good movie.
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In Shoreham, Vt., at the dairy farm-turned-distillery WhistlePig, the whiskeys are straight rye.
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We have some scrambled eggs on rye, which my parents have covered the bill for.
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But in Scandinavia, the smorrebrod (smorgas in Swedish) tradition helped keep strong rye breads alive.
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Turlock threw back the last of his rye rocks, shaking his head, savoring the bemusement.
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There were Silverman's and Rosenbloom's, the two bakeries where we bought our dark rye bread.
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Divine. Much later, I found out that rye bread with garlic—or Juoda duona su cesnaku—is a traditional Lithuanian snack, consisting of irregularly shaped chunks of amber rye bread, pan-fried in oil and rolled in minced garlic, salt, and occasionally grated cheese.
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She is studying for a Ph.D. in marriage and family therapy at Eastern University in St. Davids, Pa. Her father is an artist whose portraits of New Yorkers in the 1970s will be on display in March at the Rye Arts Center in Rye.
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This light, faintly tangy "sissel" rye (sissel is the Yiddish word for caraway) spread across the United States with Jewish delis; as in Scandinavian smorrebrod, the strong flavor of rye is perfect with rich and salty fillings, like pastrami, kosher salami and chopped liver.
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Made from upstate oats, rye, spelt and malted barley, it's 95 proof and belongs in cocktails.
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So back to those important lessons my friend Rye taught me, the ones beyond the fitness.
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I get to work using public transport and read a bit of Catcher in the Rye.
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Tall Girl, which is set to John Legend's "Green Light" is the Catcher in the Rye.
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If you graduated from an American high school, you've probably read The Catcher in the Rye.
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I happened to have the old copy of The Catcher in the Rye on my shelf.
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But after hearing Hill and Rye talk about it, I also knew I couldn't be alone.
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I happen upon some slices of rye bread and a hazelnut spread from a breakfast meeting.
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This sleek, shot-sized drink is made with absinthe, rye, bitters (Peychaud's is traditional) and sugar.
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What I love about rye is that often times I find bourbon a bit too sweet.
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They lived for many years in Larchmont, New York, and now reside in Rye, New York.
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At the gates of Peckham Rye Station, I stumble upon something capable of resolving my curiosity.
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I add a few pimento berries, a slice of rye bread, and a bay leaf too.
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Then the cherries and belly-warming rye whiskey sneak up for a welcome kick of flavor.
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She is a daughter of Anna B. Parker of Rye and the late Frank L. Parker.
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You know when you're in middle school and everyone starts to read Catcher in the Rye?
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You add 0.7 ounces water to 2 ounces Red Hook Rye to make it 100 proof.
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Normally our mother is fed once a day with a combination of white and rye flour.
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The old-school Jewish deli is famous for its hand-sliced, monster-sized pastrami on rye.
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The group was founded by veterans including Rye Barcott, who is extraordinary in his own right.
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The people I talked to at Morris Brown and my CNN labelmate Angela Rye say no.
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Because people get very offended that we don't have rye bread or traditional mustard on it.
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A team of scientists has created vodka from rye grain grown within the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
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"Coming Through the Rye" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for language and mature themes.
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Rye Fire: This fire broke out Tuesday in Los Angeles County and has torched 6,049 acres.
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RYE Discussion with Dr. Mark Schenker on Shakespeare's "Henry IV." March 13 at 43:15 p.m.
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RYE Discussion with Dr. Mark Schenker on Shakespeare's "Henry IV." March 13 at 4:15 p.m.
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It was bright and leafy, and pleasantly calm compared to the busy madness of Rye Lane.
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Facebook has activated a safety check-in page for the Thomas, Creek, Skirball and Rye fires.
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Christopher J. Devron performed the ceremony at the Roman Catholic Church of the Resurrection in Rye.
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Front Burner A Copenhagen bakery brings its seeded rye breads and breakfast pastries to Union Square.
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I loved the clues for ARMHOLE, REIGN, DEF, DHS, EMAILING, DELETE, EDU, TRIOS, DIME and RYE.
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His inspiration was George Washington, a distiller of rye who also had a penchant for applejack.
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Her favorite item on the menu: chicken salad, whiskey down (that is, with toasted rye bread).
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A glistening, golden pillow of syrupy apples fell into place over the flaky rye flour crust.
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"The Catcher in the Rye," which, like Holden Caulfield, should have been strangled in the cradle.
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So far I've made strawberry ginger scones, raspberry star anise muffins and brownies with rye flour.
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"Limpa" translates from Swedish simply into "loaf," but usually refers to some sort of rye bread.
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"The Catcher in the Rye," by Jerome David Salinger, was published 67 years ago this week.
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The cafe does not currently serve a manhattan cocktail, a natural for its peppery rye whiskey.
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It would be wonderful to see this rye at 10 years rather than at three-ish.
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It's triggered by eating a protein called gluten, which is found in wheat, barley and rye.
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Purchase Street was originally a section of a footpath connecting Rye Lake to Long Island Sound.
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That he settled on rye was no accident; it was an opportunity to revive another tradition.
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JOHN E. STAFFORD, RYE, N.Y. To the Editor: Instead of writing, Hillary Clinton should be reading.
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I like either whole-wheat or rye flour here, but you can substitute spelt or einkorn.
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Her mother retired as a registered nurse at the Osborn, an assisted-living facility in Rye.
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Whole-wheat or rye flour reduces the puffiness slightly, but adds a lovely earthy, nutty flavor.
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The people grew crops including wheat, barley and rye and raised sheep, goats and eventually cattle.
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Now, with the growing interest in fine rye whiskies, the company that makes Canadian Club, which has been in business for more than 150 years, has introduced a whisky that's 100 percent rye, 80 proof, with a rich amber color and smooth with an earthy, spicy bite.
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Greenpeace campaigner Rachel Rye Butler said in a statement that the permit "complicates" things for the company.
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But Smith, who repeatedly said Rye was ignorant of Sessions' policies, was not satisfied with Rye's comment.
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According to IMDb, Noelle will appear in an upcoming feature film titled Ham on Rye in 2019.
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Hell, if you guys drink enough rye, you might as well do a rendition of your own.
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Bourbon is clearly for Old Fashioneds, whiskey sours, and mint juleps, according to the received wisdom. Rye?
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Quest manages intellectual property portfolios as a division of Quest Patent Research Corp in Rye, New York.
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To play the energy space more evenly, Nadig recommended looking at the RYE equal weight energy ETF.
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JD Salinger wrote multiple novellas and short stories, but "Catcher in the Rye" was his only novel.
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Democrats dominate the seacoast towns like Rye and Portsmouth, while Republicans win in suburban cities like Derry.
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She checks homework, brews coffee, and slips wedges of cheese between slices of rye bread for breakfast.
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The Bush family at the wedding of George and Barbara Bush in Rye, New York, on Jan.
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But whiskey demand as well as new varieties of rye that offer greater yields have renewed interest.
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If I'm making [the cocktail], I love WhistlePig rye, but that's sometimes better for sipping as well.
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After Rye alerted police, the vehicle was impounded where authorities later discovered two hidden compartments containing methamphetamine.
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Four works by Megan Rye, "Foundling: Paintings Inspired by Adoption Referral Photographs" (2018), face a similar challenge.
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West Covina police K-9 Rye is shown with the 60 pounds of meth he helped find.
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Season two of The Crown left Princess Anne, played by Lyla Barrett-Rye, in her mid-teens.
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" Belluz explains: "Gluten is a protein composite that gives shape to grains like wheat, rye, and barley.
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Assemble the smørrebrød: Top each slice of rye bread with some remoulade and a piece of fish.
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By excluding wheat and rye in beer, the law aimed to keep grain prices low for bakers.
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So I asked a local bakery (John Baker) for some rye flour—and she perked right up.
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Epifanio Marcaida, a Roman Catholic priest, performed the ceremony at the Church of the Resurrection, in Rye.
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The Heaven's Door range includes a rye, a seven-year-old bourbon, and a double-barreled whiskey.
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His mother is a residential sales agent in the Rye, N.Y., real estate office of William Raveis.
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But when the duties reversed the cost picture, European distributors lost interest in American rye and bourbon.
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The Manhattan Special (rye, maple syrup, Café Bustelo ice cube) is a "Clockwork Orange"-level eye opener.
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Rye made the comparison between ICE and those who brought her ancestors from Africa on slave ships.
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But there's much more on the way, including bourbon, rye whiskey, single malt whiskey, and fruit brandies.
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Naked, sweaty, and inspired, they started talking about the possibility of actually making Finnish rye whisky themselves.
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That's one reason we chose to go all the way, to make 100-percent malted rye whisky.
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"People see that this person means what he says and says what he means," Professor Rye said.
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Before signing up for Unlimited, she regularly met with a wardrobe consultant near her Rye, N.Y., home.
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The house old-fashioned, reportedly made with ginger syrup and Scotch, tasted like rye, sugar and water.
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The last results from the immune's system overreacting to gluten, a protein in wheat, rye and barley.
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" Wild rye grasses throw a "green long shadow," and each trillium stem has its "fragile one bloom.
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The brand has released a smooth, earthy straight rye whiskey, with a finish that channels tarte Tatin.
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Sfoglini, a Brooklyn pasta maker, produces radiatori using a combination of durum semolina, rye and Rise flour.
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So I was delighted to discover Scribble & Daub, a small stationery business run out of Rye, England.
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Oh, you can find aged rye out there, but supplies are short, and what's available is expensive.
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By comparison, a rye manhattan is jangly and nervous, showing that whiskey's characteristic dry, spicy, grassy flavors.
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Serve it with a tot of your favorite rye or Knob Creek, which was one of ours.
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"The Catcher in the Rye," by J. D. Salinger, or "A Midsummer Night's Dream," by William Shakespeare.
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Pamela Tucker, 56, the vice chairman of New Hampshire Republican Party, came to the rally from Rye.
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In Rye, N.Y., the houses were too small and tightly packed to their taste; in Greenwich, Conn.
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Democrats dominate the seacoast towns like Rye and Portsmouth, while Republicans win in suburban cities like Derry.
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JOHN E. STAFFORD, RYE, N.Y. To the Editor: O.K. We voters spoke out for affordable health care.
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They pour their own rye kvass and lactic-fermented sour meads, along with plenty of other surprises.
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It so happens that Edgeworth was the Maria (pronounced Ma-RYE-uh) for whom Mitchell was named.
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That's part of the reason that outsourcing the distillation of rye is a common practice among brands.
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During the Middle Ages, poisoning caused by consuming rye bread made from ergot-infected grain was common.
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Spread on a cracker or, even better, a toasted piece of rye bread—or two, or three toasted pieces of rye bread—this paté is a quick way to teleport to Martha's Vineyard or Montauk, all without leaving your crappy apartment or the cat you've always secretly resented.
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Rye, they say, is dry and hard-edged, while bourbon tastes of caramel and has a creamier flavor.
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Whip out the rye and your best knife, because this isn't your run-of-the-mill patty melt.
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We all should have a friend like Rye, a happy warrior who makes you run with the swift.
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No cause of death has been determined for the whale whose body washed ashore in Rye, New Hampshire.
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If you take Quadrophenia, it's probably closer to Catcher in the Rye than it is to Moby Dick.
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The company has also introduced new seed treatments for smaller grains, including oats, barley and rye, says Raymond.
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There are also whiskeys made mostly from rye, and Canadian whisky can be a blend of many things.
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" Ronan thanked Gosling for his service, explaining that Ryan isn't pronounced Rye-an, but actually, "blond Canadian Jesus.
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Rye Brook, New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton might be viewed as the favorite going into Monday's presidential debate.
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"Happiest of birthdays to Barbara Pierce of Rye, NY," the 28-year-old former president wrote on Thursday.
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Happiest of birthdays to Barbara Pierce of Rye, NY. I'm still the luckiest guy in the world. pic.twitter.
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In Melbourne's case, the level of rye-pollen particles was more than double the level that's considered high.
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"The headlines are hands down the best in the world," said Angela Rye, the CNN commentator and attorney.
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Working in batches, toss the onions in the rye flour and fry until golden, 3 1/2 minutes.
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Rye battled a sore right shoulder throughout the TOTO Japan Classic, constantly rubbing it after hitting a shot.
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There's nothing more New York than a pastrami on rye, and no one does it better than Katz's.
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It's on the light side and lovely in a perfect manhattan: Canadian Club 100 Percent Rye, $19.99, canadianclub.com.
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But we're the only distillery that only has one recipe for our bourbon and one for our rye.
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Thomas Collins, a Roman Catholic priest, performed the ceremony at the Church of the Resurrection in Rye. Mrs.
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A traditional Friday fish fry usually includes locally-caught lake perch, potato pancakes, coleslaw, rye bread, and corn.
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"It is one bad news story after another," Democratic strategist Angela Rye told CNN's Jake Tapper on Wednesday.
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Her brain whirled, finally landing on roasted beets, another Icelandic staple that, like rye, is earthy and sweet.
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The recipe landed in the vegetable chapter of "Simple" as roast beets with goat cheese, rye and dill.
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When you're ordering an old-fashioned, the first and main question facing you is this: bourbon or rye?
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Smørrebrød: (Danish butter and bread open faced sandwiches) Usually made on rye, but I chose a chia variant.
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The fallopian tubes have been poached, sliced, fried and served on rye bread with remoulade sauce and horseradish.
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Inside the basement of south London venue Rye Wax was a sign: "Everything Is Going To Be Alright".
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The post-sauna high paired wonderfully with bowls full of environmentally-friendly rainbow trout soup and rye bread.
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Around 10,000 years ago, people started to clear forests in order to plant wheat, rye, and sugar cane.
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Herbs & RyeTechnically, Herbs & Rye is a casual, hidden steakhouse much loved by locals for its steak happy hour.
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Between mouthfuls of the famous pastrami and rye, the couple argue about whether or not women fake orgasms.
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Rye bread might be divisive in America, but its earthiness is an essential part of a European upbringing.
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From the very beginning, we wanted to make our interpretation of rye whisky—not to mimic other products.
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But when I ventured out of the building and back onto Rye Lane, the vibe was totally different.
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Daniel P. O'Reilly, a Roman Catholic priest, performed the ceremony at the Church of the Resurrection in Rye.
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Deborah Slaner Larkin Rye Brook, N.Y. The author is the chief executive officer of the Women's Sports Foundation.
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Ms. Jullapat's sprouted-wheat sandwich bread is one of the menu's highlights; another is her rye chocolate cookie.
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This rye whiskey is strong and spicy on the palate, with aromas of cinnamon, cloves, honey and vanilla.
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To produce it, the company ages its blended Rendezvous Rye in French oak barrels once used for port.
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And a loaf of dark sourdough Borodinsky rye, sweetened with molasses, made with coriander seeds, finished with caraway.
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Wigle's Terroir Project, for example, didn't control for the varieties of rye, which could also explain flavor differences.
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Russia exported 25.2 million tonnes of wheat, rye, barley and corn in the July-December period last year.
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Evan Bucholz greets everyone who walks into his speakeasy, Brix & Rye, with a big smile and a handshake.
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She is the daughter of Patricia M. Stuebe of Rye, N.Y., and Paul H. Stuebe of Greenwich, Conn.
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Sazerac is also working on other whiskey-focused renditions, including Southern Comfort Rye and Southern Comfort Barrel Select.
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Rapeseed and rye harvests are expected to fall by about 25 percent and 35 percent, respectively, it added.
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Others the rye-cranberry chocolate-chunk cookies popularized by the restaurant Mokonuts, in the 11th Arrondissement of Paris.
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The tart cherry icebox pie with a thyme and rye cookie crust delivered me to my grandmother's kitchen.
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Wines come from around the world, and there's a clever winter julep with rye on the cocktail list.
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Another fire, known as the Rye Fire, threatened more than 503,000 homes and structures northwest of Los Angeles.
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"Each of our bodies processes calories differently," personal trainer and author of "Train Happy" Tally Rye told Insider.
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"People think they don't like rye, but my theory is that they just don't like caraway," he said.
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My mother had a fairly regular glass of rye and ginger ale when she was pregnant with me.
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The scenery on the drive to my next destination, the ancient town of Rye, was nearly as enjoyable.
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It was the copy of "The Catcher in the Rye" he had ordered for Sergeant Cox's 33rd birthday.
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The bread, dense and brown from house-milled whole wheat and rye flours, was good from the start.
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The owner of a deli placed a fresh loaf of rye bread in a paper bag for me.
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But with challah bread, a bagel, and Russian rye in the house, it's worth not skipping the gluten.
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Larchmont WESTCHESTER Long Island Sound Mamaroneck By The New York Times The 3.2-square-mile village of Mamaroneck, in southern Westchester County, is bisected by the Mamaroneck River, with the western half in the town of Mamaroneck and the eastern half, known as Rye Neck, in the town of Rye.
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Spike created the "Crown Media Mule" — a blend of Crown Royal Northern Harvest Rye Whisky Blended Canadian, fresh lime juice, ginger beer, aromatic bitters and a lime wheel — and the "Revelstoke," made with Crown Royal Harvest Rye, maple pineapple syrup, Jamaican bitters, Capitoline Blanc vermouth and smoked rosemary spring garnish.
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At one point, Rye even called Walsh a "bigot" because well — you need to see the clip for yourself.
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He makes mention of crops that were cultivated in the region, including harvests of wheat, rye, barley, and oats.
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A thin rye base is filled with a smooth rice porridge and topped with an egg and butter mix.
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The Creek Fire and the Rye Fire, both in the northern reaches of Southern California, are both 90% contained.
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Standard breakfast order includes two scrambled eggs, two pieces of bacon, and two pieces of white (or rye) toast.
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Earlier, you can undertake a mission to help Nick Rye, a local pilot, liberate his plane from the cultists.
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Rye is the West Covina Police Department&aposs newest K9, and was field certified in narcotic detection last month.
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I lie around until he gets home, and then we snack on rye bread with a yummy sheep's cheese.
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I got a pastrami sandwich on rye bread with mustard and I ate it in a booth by myself.
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Gluten-free diets avoid wheat, barley and rye and derivatives of those grains, such as malt and brewer's yeast.
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Jeff Jonas, portfolio manager with Gabelli Funds, in Rye, New York, favors Abbott, whose shares have lagged this year.
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Spencer: There's nothing more New York than a pastrami on rye, and no one does it better than Katz's.
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So I'm gonna go try their famous pastrami on rye and see if it lives up to the hype.
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Democrats nominated incumbent Kathy Hochul (D), while Republicans picked former Rye City Councilwoman Julie Killian (R), who ran unopposed.
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The Rye Fire is the closest of the four active fires in the Los Angeles area to the sets.
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Gould, 27, works in Rye, N.Y. as a director of recruitment strategy for Teach for America in New York.
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I bet you he stops that whiskey-and-rye thing that he's doing and just focus[es], bearing down.
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She graduated from Gettysburg College, and is a daughter of Catherine H. Landy and Brian R. Landy of Rye.
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Mechanization brought tractors and combine harvesters, which were initially used for grains, such as wheat, rye, oats, and barley.
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"I courted her with a loaf of Zingerman's rye," said Mr. Hall, an Ann Arbor native (and Zingerman's alum).
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Exports to some key overseas markets gyrated wildly last year for producers of bourbon, Tennessee whiskey and rye whiskey.
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Catoctin Creek Distillery in Virginia has a couple hundred cases of its rye whiskey sitting in a European warehouse.
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Occupying a spot in Peckham's Rye Lane market, it stands opposite a stall selling sparkly sandals and phone cases.
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The rye berries were as wholesome as they were fun to eat, and so springy they almost seemed alive.
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The Wall Street Journal named it one of the best places to get NY's signature sandwich (pastrami on rye).
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As always, Cel-Ray with hot pastrami on rye is a beverage pairing as harmonious as Muscadet with oysters.
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Four smallish slices of their muscular seeded rye, served with gravlax and whitefish salad, kept me full for hours.
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I start conference calls, email responses and tweets, accompanied by a skim latte, two poached eggs and rye toast.
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Before a distillery can put an official Empire Rye sticker on its label, its whiskey must meet four criteria.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the location of the craft-spirits conference where Empire Rye was conceived.
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This measure, if approved by the government, would cover the main grain types, including wheat, rye, barley and corn.
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"ULA is eager to respond to future national security launch opportunities," company spokeswoman Jessica Rye said in a statement.
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I've always loved liverwurst; when I was little, we ate it on rye from Ruben's deli on 10th Street.
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I hope my granddaughters read "The Catcher in the Rye," Harry Potter and "Catch-22" (for a good laugh).
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Based in Rye Brook, New York, Xylem is a water technology company with a market capitalization of $11.6 billion.
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PHOEBE (FROM 'THE CATCHER IN THE RYE') Of the four Caulfield siblings, Phoebe is the youngest and most intuitive.
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For them, avoiding gluten — wheat, rye, barley and cross-contaminated oats — isn't a fad diet but a medical necessity.
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The Root of All Beers, please, which mixes a licorice-and-sarsaparilla witch's brew with rye, vermouth, and honey.
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But production slowed during Prohibition and ended during World War II, allowing blended Canadian rye to dominate the market.
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Production of Sagamore Spirit Rye began in Indiana in 2012, under a longtime master distiller from Seagrams, Larry Ebersold.
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Heaven's Door makes a Tennessee bourbon, a double-barrel finished whiskey and a rye whiskey, according to its website.
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Gospel Distillers, in Melbourne, recently released a 100 percent rye whiskey, a style rarely found outside the United States.
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Its Boss Hog rye is a forceful, 14-year-old spirit in a handsome bottle with a pewter stopper.
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It can take tempering with ice or some spring water: WhistlePig, the Boss Hog Rye Whiskey, $299.99 from drinkupny.
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Ingrid Lydia Swanson, the daughter of Linda I. Swanson and Calvin C. Swanson of Rye, N.Y., was married Dec.
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His plan was to use some of the same barley and rye in his baking, further incentivizing the farmer.
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"You want the bitterness that comes from rye, and the edgy taste of the caramelized crust," Mr. Meyer said.
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His typical order was the corned beef hash with rye toast or bacon, egg and cheese on a bagel.
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The #43, named for former President George W. Bush, is a simple Michelob Ultra and a shot of rye.
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There's an emphasis on rye and wheat flours, yeast, and minimal fat (most recipes were invented during lean times).
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And they are creating flavorful and exciting new expressions: peppery whiskys made with 100 percent rye grain, like Lot 40; whiskys finished in port or rum barrels, like Pike Creek; and weird but delicious blends like Alberta Dark Batch, which combines 20143- and 12-year-old Canadian rye with bourbon and sherry.
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The Belvedere brand recently released two terroir-driven vodkas: One, using rye from northeast Poland, is crisp and clean, with a minty bite; the other, using rye from a forested region near the German border, is sweet and savory — imagine salted caramel draped over mushrooms (or don't, though it is quite tasty).
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"Gluten" is a broad term for several proteins found in wheat, barley, and rye, and it quickly became my nemesis.
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These days Rye hears the sound of guns not abroad but at home, in a country paralyzed by political polarization.
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Yes, Rye did it as Marine, but he also did it before and after deployment, in Kibera and in Congress.
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Rye Wardlaw allegedly broke into Northwest Escape Experience, in Vancouver, Fox 12 reported, citing the Clark County Sheriff&aposs Office.
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Now you don't have to look any further than Rodham Rye, a drink named very obviously after Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Although she was thrilled to have one of her favorite rugby players as her date, Rye and Hodkinson weren't strangers.
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Dining | Hudson Valley The Rye Roadhouse is a perpetual tailgate, no coolers, koozies, propane tanks, tongs or foot warmers required.
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Men hunched over their brews are digging into plates of dense rye bread piled high with mayonnaise and pickled herring.
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Add the breadcrumbs, half of the basil, the rye flour, Asiago cheese, and the eggs and stir to combine. 3.
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In a recent interview with Vanity Fair published this week, Rye shared extremely kind words for the multi-talented artist.
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" Rising Tide Brewing Company (Portland, ME) Daymark; Rye Beer; 5.5%: "A year-round beer, but particularly nice in the summer.
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Turn your nose up at Fireball, and balk at the thought of mixing some drugstore ginger ale into your rye?
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"We're always concerned when we see nation-state activity probing our infrastructure," Taddeo said, speaking generally about the Rye attack.
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According to court docs, Rye said she's received annoying, harassing and threatening messages on her phone, social media and email.
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Rye Barcott, who served in the Marines, founded the group, which focuses on candidacies for the U.S. House of Representatives.
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A 1.5-ounce bourbon old-fashioned bolstered with a bit of brandy or a spicy rye is often as delicious.
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Take your brined, simmered, beautiful piece of beef and slather it with some homemade Russian dressing and butter on rye.
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She thought it was just like eating trees:the rye so woodsy and so earthy, the butter so green and sweet.
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Thomas E. Collins, a Roman Catholic priest, performed the ceremony at the Church of the Resurrection in Rye, N.Y. Mrs.
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If you want to get really traditional, then you hand-slice it and throw it over a rye with mustard.
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We put on a pretty generous amount of anchovy mustard and a buttermilk-fermented cucumber slaw with toasted rye berry.
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One of them is Scott Harris of Catoctin Creek Distilling Co in Virginia, who has thousands of unfilled rye bottles.
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"The Nebraska Public Service Commission needs to take a close look at this spill," said Rachel Rye Butler of Greenpeace.
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She hopes to regain the peace she felt as a girl, hiding in the rye fields of her family farm.
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Dr. Rachel Lauren Reed, a daughter of Joanne E. Reed and George E. Reed of Rye, N.Y., was married Aug.
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The pastrami is a buzz kill, an inert mass of cold pink meat sliced too thickly on too much rye.
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"They don't care if you end up in Everett, N.J., or Rye," said Alison Bernstein, the founder of Suburban Jungle.
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The house old-fashioned has two whiskeys: an ounce of Elijah Craig bourbon and an ounce of Rittenhouse straight rye.
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"For radish, pea, rye, and tomato we did a preliminary analysis and the results are very promising," Wamelink said added.
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Erin Doherty is playing an older Princess Anne and is replacing Lyla Barrett-Rye who played a school-aged princess.
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Rye bread is saturated with beer overnight, then cooked down to a malty mush, labeled porridge but closer to pudding.
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Jacqueline Claire Smith, the daughter of Ellen T. Fahey-Smith and Christopher M. Smith of Rye, N.Y., was married Oct.
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Kathleen Ann Whipple, a daughter of Joan Shlora Whipple and George A. Whipple III of Rye, N.Y., was married Oct.
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"John earned everything that he's made," said Rye Austin, who leads the land preservation foundation created by John Malone's family.
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On the way to their reception at the Whitby Castle in Rye, N.Y., stars twinkled through gaps in the clouds.
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She swirls halvah into pecan cake, and mixes rye flour into the buttery crust of her caramel-imbued tarte Tatin.
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A century or more ago, rye was used in the mash for Irish whiskey, but it went out of fashion.
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Artists are welcome to attend an information session at Rye Playland on Monday, June 3, 2019, at 5:30 pm.
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Sour has many shades, ranging from the sunny kiss of a kumquat to the brooding tang of Scandinavian rye bread.
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On the Market This week's properties include a five-bedroom in Rye, N.Y., and a three-bedroom in Bridgeport, Conn.
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Flights start at four for $12, and you'll find a range of delicious rye beers, I.P.A.s and cider on draft.
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If you can't make a movie out of "The Catcher in the Rye," make one about the writing of it.
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D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye He will lie even when it's inconvenient: the sign of a true artist.
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The drink is easily expanded to a party-size quantity: Pinhook Straight Rye Whiskey, $37.99 for 750 milliliters, flatiron-wines.com.
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The bar serves cocktails, wines by the glass and some rare spirits, like Pappy Van Winkle rye, by the ounce.
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It's hand-sliced — not too thick, not too thin — and served on soft house-baked rye, with Swiss and sauerkraut.
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Next, a soothing salad of warm winter vegetables and toasted rye was brightened by the fruitiness of homemade fig vinegar.
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Rye said past problems with Gsellman's lower body had affected the way he generated and absorbed the force of pitching.
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This is a breakfast porridge of old rye bread crumbs that tastes a million times better than that description sounds.
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Demand for American whiskey has come roaring back in recent years, including for rye, setting up a nice business opportunity.
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Dessert veers back to the experimental, with flavors of burnt rye bread (in a crumble) and caraway (in ice cream).
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Rye bread is almost always sour, from the long fermentation it demands, while wheat bread can be neutral and sweet.
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I paid the £3.50 fee to climb the bell tower, which provides excellent sweeping views of Rye and its countryside.
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Aside from Essence du Single malt, Sivo also makes a rye, moonshine, herbal liqueur, and fruit-based eau-de-vies.
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That's what I did earlier this month at Rye Ridge shopping center, an outdoor mall in Rye Brook, N.Y., which houses, among the typical Starbucks, drugstores, delis and clothing stores, a profusion of boutique fitness and wellness-based retail enterprises almost as concentrated as the electrolyte level in the coconut water (which, honestly, I skipped).
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Todd Leopold, who also makes a Maryland-style rye at his Leopold Brothers distillery in Denver, splits the difference: Like Sagamore, he uses corn as well as rye in his whiskey, but like Mr. Wight he uses a brewer's yeast, as well as a second fermentation with naturally occurring airborne yeast, to amplify the sweetness.
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Commentary from Angela Rye Before the debate began, we all saw exactly where this debate would go: straight to the gutter.
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KitchenAid grain mill — Easily grind low-moisture grains such as fresh wheat, corn, oats, rye, rice & buckwheat using 12 different settings.
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" Rarely one to hold her tongue, Rye quickly snapped back: "Are you going to say something, while your mouth is moving?
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Rye pushes me to be a better man, that I might keep pace with him in the fine example he sets.
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But despite Holden's famous berating in The Catcher in the Rye, there is another J.D. Salinger story you should be reading.
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Salinger's only novel, "Catcher in the Rye," is about Holden Caulfield, a high school student dealing with depression and growing pains.
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I order a smoked salmon and cucumber cream sandwich on this amazing rye break with horseradish, more coffee and soda water.
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"I think the loss of Anthem is priced in," said Jeff Jonas, portfolio manager with Gabelli Funds in Rye, New York.
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Virginia Black says it is smooth, but with such a focus on rye, it should also be a little hot, too.
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The Catcher in the Rye has been linked (albeit tenuously) to a number of murders, but that's not J.D. Salinger's fault.
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"We had crops and harvested them, tomatoes, rye grains, radish, rocket, cress, but did not taste them yet," Wamelink told Gizmodo.
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You can catch Lauren at Rye Wax in Peckham, London, on Wednesday 28th March This article originally appeared on Noisey UK.
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In the past, Common had praised Rye for making him more politically active in an interview with Page Six last November.
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For Chrissy Teigen's recent product review, she chose to talk to Snapchat users about Gardetto's Special Request Roasted Garlic Rye Chips.
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The rye, for example, was aged in cigar-shaped oak barrels made from wood harvested in the Vosges region of France.
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Heaven's Door doesn't reveal where its rye comes from, but its nose is rich with MGP's trademark dill and herbal notes.
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Kaila Cashman says she signed up in 2014 for her very first indoor cycling class at SoulCycle's Rye Brook, NY location.
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Rye, a restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn sits on a hidden block tucked between a shitty bar and an old beauty salon.
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Nicole Clarke, of Rye, N.Y., said she waited at Grand Central for 30 minutes before abandoning plans to take Metro-North.
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The bar also has slices of rye bread, which customers often use to make sandwiches with their surplus of meat later.
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