Seared Scallop Pasta With Burst Tomatoes and Herbs Here is that gorgeous pasta, with crisp seared scallops and saucy cherry tomatoes.
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Seared tofu scallops, a vegetarian option, enjoyed a simpler presentation.
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Last night, I made chicken that I seared both sides.
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The subsequent riots that followed are seared in his mind.
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Those catchphrases and caricatures are irrevocably seared into our consciousness.
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They have been seared into my memory and haunted me.
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Occasionally, the smoke burned their eyes and seared their lungs.
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That riot is seared into the consciousness of black activists.
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The fish is quickly seared and served with cooling yogurt.
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DEB EISINGER, Boise, Idaho Definitely add "Seared" to your list.
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The fish is steamed, then seared for a crisp skin.
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The night of May 20th seared his face on China's memory.
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Then the mains: grilled sirloin, pan-seared sea bass, braised lamb.
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Upon tasting Gordon Ramsay's seared scallops, this chef begins to cry.
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The imagery of those years is seared into our national imagination,
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Pan-seared Fig Newts with cinnamon, coconut shears, and peach rings.
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Our seared-shrimp po'boy is the top seller at Killer Poboys.
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Above the cloud the moon seared a crescent into the sky.
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Perhaps Melissa Clark's recipe for seared salmon with anchovy-garlic butter?
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It was an event that was really seared into his memory.
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Images of burnt spoons were seared into his mind like daguerreotypes.
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Or David's recipe for seared sea scallops with ginger-lime butter?
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The names of the targeted villages are seared into Guatemala's memory.
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Or Yotam Ottolenghi's pan-seared salmon with celery, olives and capers.
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The images of these traumatic events are seared into my brain.
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For tonight, I'm thinking seared, butter-basted sea scallops with thyme.
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Other options: seared scallop pasta with burst tomatoes; steak mock frites.
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Seared into our consciousness is the man who battled Southern segregation.
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Here's another, for this evening: seared scallops, with a parsley salad.
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Not to mention a platter of thin pan-seared pork chops.
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Okay, the seared-in R2 and Rebel insignia on the bun: Amazing.
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Their bones were found entangled and seared to the floor, Perry said.
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It appeared to bear the seared-in imprints from a human hand.
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I discovered that the name "Donald Trump" was seared into my brain.
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Cook, stirring frequently, until seared on all sides, 3 to 4 minutes.
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"Look -- a Route 66 pin," she cried holding up a seared memento.
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The eight firms in the sample have all been seared by scandal.
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The chain also rolled out a Seared Steak, Egg, and Tomatillo Wrap.
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Like the Manson Family, Jones's cult remains seared into the national memory.
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It seared the consciousness of any U.S. citizen with an empathetic heart.
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Arguments that seared through a little boy's brain, never to be forgotten.
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Their logos are instantly recognisable, their advertising jingles seared in shoppers' brains.
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I landed on the floor, stunned, as my body seared with pain.
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The meals include seared steaks with pasta and popcorn chicken with rice.
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Its aroma held the cherished smells: oil, pan-seared garlic, and pancetta.
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It was composed of steak, seared shrimp, baked potato and mixed vegetables.
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It can enliven a seared duck breast and will enhance fresh fruit.
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Noxious smoke and gases from the car's burning interior seared his lungs.
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Those first few days at the brothel are seared into Rina's mind.
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Livers, of course, are seared very fast so they don't get leathery.
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The chef and owner, Haijing Bai, known as Zing, calls it seared rice.
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This season's items include the seared sesame seed-coated tuna dish shown here.
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You may, however, prefer this seared scallop pasta with burst tomatoes and herbs.
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One national newspaper headline from that year is still seared into her memory.
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Regardless, both the scene and Biggs' ass are seared into our brain forever.
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Luckily, my fiancé, Ryan, had dinner waiting for me: seared tuna and couscous.
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I had an experience not long ago that is seared into my consciousness.
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They're impossible to forgot, and the campaign was practically seared into everyone's brains.
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Back in French mode, Mr. Ubhaus seared foie gras to an ideal tenderness.
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At my restaurant, we do it lightly seared and served with tartar sauce.
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So, Mr. Sifton melted the imbued butter and poured it on seared scallops.
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Or David Tanis's new recipe for pan-seared pork chops with herb salad?
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An assortment of phos are served here, including several with wok-seared beef.
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"That was the day that I have seared in my memory," she said.
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Everything will be seared on a wood grill and finished in the oven.
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A meteor seared over Australia on Tuesday night, lighting up the sky over Perth.
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We would not be having this debate had Antoni seared beef filets on-camera.
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And now a fresh nightmare is seared in the minds of Mumbai's train commuters.
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They are skewered, seared and offered with either lemon butter or Maine blueberry sauce.
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It's a small miracle I haven't seared any of my own flesh just yet.
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The blaze had seared 151,000 acres as of Monday morning, and was 66% contained.
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The seared hulls of washers and dryers from what must have been a laundromat.
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Broken and charred wine bottles remained on seared metal shelves, video from KPIX showed.
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Strong memories of Istanbul and the Pera Palace had been seared into my senses.
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Better is the simplicity of tilapia, pan-seared so it still tastes like itself.
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The seared skin crackled between my teeth: the sign of an animal-gut casing.
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Smoke rose from the table and the smell of seared flesh filled the air.
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Her reactions seared, they made me feel more isolated and confused in my grief.
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Watch me go from soaked to seared tonight at 22020:35 on CBS. pic.twitter.
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City Kitchen Seared sea scallops shine when you prepare them like steak au poivre.
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When cooking your scallops, pan-seared or grilled is the tried-and-true method.
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Recipe of the day: Pan-seared chicken comes alive with a lemon-anchovy sauce.
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Inside its hinged shell lurks a musclebound creature that's best enjoyed seared in butter.
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The skewers are also made with seared beef, tempura shrimp, lobster, tofu or vegetables.
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"It is seared into my brain," CNN's Donald Judd, the embed following Buttigieg, says.
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She said the visual got "seared" into the minds of her and other women.
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Your words and images are seared into me, dripping with ink, smudged and blurred.
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Five grills seared veggie burgers alongside summertime meat staples: ribs, bratwurst and hog dogs.
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You could make Melissa's recipe for seared lamb chops with anchovies, capers and sage.
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Instead, the fight-or-flight panic that had ensued was seared into my memory.
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With the flash, the image becomes both seared in our memory, but also obscured.
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She has a chunk of seared tuna stuck in her throat the whole time.
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They have been seared into my memory and have haunted me episodically as an adult.
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Similarly, the red trail left by Yondu's whistle-controlled arrow brightly seared into the screen.
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There's a seared beef salad featuring hard-to-find, $550-a-pound Japanese Waygu beef.
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Diver scallops — offered as both an appetizer and an entree — were plump and perfectly seared.
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So do the seared salmon steaks with a gently creamy mustard sauce and dill threads.
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And the attack that snatched away her life will be seared in her family's consciousness.
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A plate of pan-seared brook trout is circled with a drizzle of sangria gastrique.
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New York (CNN)Fifteen years later, the scene is still seared into Hillary Clinton's memory.
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Sedwards soon seared into the lead, plunging the song into a heaving salvo of noise.
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And it will always be extraordinary... horror and anguish were seared into our minds forever.
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Justise's winning recipe was pan-seared shrimp with sautéed bell peppers, carrots, eggplant, and quinoa.
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But what appears to have seared into the popular imagination is her dramatic, traumatic backstory.
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Looking back, those images must have seared into my mind permanently, particularly that first one.
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For patrons of hell houses, these nightmares are intended to be seared into your memory.
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Here's the photo in question, if you haven't already had it seared into your memory.
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Add half of the butter and carrots and cook until lightly seared, about 2 minutes.
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It forms a light crust that caramelizes beautifully when seared on a flat-top grill.
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As of late Sunday, the Camp Fire had seared 150,000 acres and was 65% contained.
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That's sort of seared into my memory, because the audience absolutely loved it—the showmanship.
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If anything, I found that it seared a bit faster than a standard beef burger.
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By the time you get home, the meat is ready to be seared and devoured.
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They have been seared into my memory and have haunted me episodically as an adult.
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But that image is seared into the minds of even my most food-conscious customers.
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Vietnam seared itself into our literary and cinematic culture, blotting out Korea, the Forgotten War.
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I'd like some takeout-style sesame noodles, maybe, or some seared pork chops, super-thin.
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This golden-topped casserole of wild rice, white beans and seared mushrooms fits the bill.
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Tonchin will also serve teppanyaki dishes, seared on vintage-style iron griddles, and fried chicken.
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Seared tuna atop a bed of greens is a classic for a reason: It works.
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You might prefer a cucumber and tomato salad with seared halloumi and olive oil croutons.
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When the sun begins to set, there will be dishes like seared chicken with morels.
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Among the specialties is sushi that's seasoned with flavored mayonnaise and seared with a blowtorch.
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Spooned over juicy, pan-seared fish fillets, the sauce was rich and fragrant, almost haunting.
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Maybe seared lamb chops with butter braised potatoes, above, should be on your menu tonight.
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Trump will leave in his wake a weaker country — with his sensibilities seared into it.
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Chambers' clothes were incinerated, and her mother says her contact lenses were seared onto her eyes.
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The result: a deeply seared, flavorful crust that gives way to a juicy, slightly smoky interior.
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And if that moved me, that's permanently seared into the mind of the Puerto Rican voter.
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Decades of ideological inculcation have seared the nine-dash line across the hearts of Chinese nationalists.
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But that brief closeness to the chain-smoking Great Helmsman gave him insights that seared him.
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The high summer temperatures that have seared southern Europe this year were only partly to blame.
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I have a kale salad as my main with seared yellow fin, and G. gets pasta.
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We grab a variety of plates — seared salmon, avocado rolls, spicy tuna rolls, and tofu rolls.
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Once it's good and seared, remove it from the grill and reduce the heat to 350ºF.
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Whether pan-seared or fried, these recipes are all serious swimmers (see what we did there?)
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Try Nigella Lawson's recipe for seared fish with toasted almonds instead, 20 minutes very well spent.
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The skin of the breast was seared crispy brown and topped with an apricot demi-glace.
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Neater than the hamburger is seared rare tuna tucked into a shiny bun from Lyon Bakery.
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The first time a government fighter jet attacked Yarmouk is seared into Mr. Ahmad's memory: Dec.
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Such bitter divisions had flared long before Mr. Trump seared his surname onto the democratic process.
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This seared rib steak is a great reason to invest in a good cast-iron skillet.
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The scallops in another entree were perfectly cooked but could have been seared a little more.
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We go to Dan Izakaya and share a sashimi salad and a seared-salmon rice bowl.
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It's an upscale place, and it had this super-nice burrito with slightly seared ahi tuna.
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As we stood together looking into the water Mae's words were forever seared into my soul.
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Yet even as agony seared through Nenadi's sensory circuits, peace blossomed— Humanity had many more arks.
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Or cook Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for stir-fried lettuce with seared tofu and red pepper.
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A creamy sunchoke and chestnut soup buoyed seared striped bass, sprinkled with crispy shaved sunchoke chips.
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If you saw the video in '94, it's indelibly seared until the end of your days.
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The full dinner menu includes seared Hokkaido scallops ($15) and beef sliders ($15 for a pair).
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With his plate of pan-seared salmon nearly clear, Luke points at his publicist and chuckles.
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Cuts from the loin are magnificently flavorful and tender when grilled or seared on a plancha.
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A few grilled rice balls are pan-seared and basted with a tamari and mirin reduction.
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Next, seared peel-and-eat jumbo shrimp were liberally coated with a smoky, maroon-colored masala.
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More than 20 people have been killed and millions of acres of land have been seared.
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Or, how about making Melissa Clark's recipe for seared pork cutlets with green-garlic salsa verde.
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Some of those details set out in my scrawling script mirrored ones seared in my brain.
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Mushroom duxelles lie beneath the puff pastry, along with seared portobellos, caramelized onions and chopped walnuts.
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This is very important: she likes buckwheat pancakes with monkey or elephant faces seared on them.
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Tonight, I will make a simple dinner of pan-seared pork chop and some frozen spinach.
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Seared into my childhood memory is a particularly terrifying episode of the show Tales from the Darkside.
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Though the whole point of the site is to be untraceable, every contact through it seared clean.
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That moment has been seared in my brain since I saw the film nearly three weeks ago.
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"I started seeing these images from Syria that seared their way into my mind," Nelson told CNN.
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While that wasn't true augmented reality, it nonetheless certainly seared Google (and the public) on smart glasses.
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Seared duck, grilled cucumbers, and green almond vinaigrette are not exactly the most traditional summer barbecue fare.
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Maybe you'd like to make Melissa Clark's recipe for pasta with seared zucchini and ricotta salata tonight.
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Sweet English peas and crispy strips of prosciutto are the only accompaniments well-seared scallops ever need.
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There's a reason you rarely see rutabaga; its sharpness is jarring next to perfectly seared duck breast.
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Pan-seared wild cod, in folds of soft corn tortillas, comes armed with half-spears of asparagus.
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Her handmade corn cakes were tender and delicious, one side seared brown, the other a pale yellow.
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Before he could enter the junior ranks, he survived a catastrophe that seared him throughout his life.
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The novel is both phantasmagorical and dire; the characters are seared onto the pages; the lines glow.
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On Thursday night, you might try this lovely dinner of seared halibut with anchovies, capers and garlic.
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Our favorite dinner dish on the Southern European-style dinner menu was seared spicy scallops with turmeric.
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Serve with naan, rice and a side of roasted or seared broccoli; double the curry for leftovers.
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That would be fantastic with plain couscous, or alongside a pile of thin, pan-seared pork chops.
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Sliced, seared pork belly topped with soy and salted chopped chiles is as good as it sounds.
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He roasted a sweet potato, and seared a veggie burger in a small amount of olive oil.
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It's an Osaka-based style of nigiri that's pressed in a mold and then seared on top.
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Images of the day are seared into the memories of many New Yorkers who lived through it.
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That journey on foot across the snow-covered mountains of northern Iraq remains seared in my memory.
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Some of the details are forever seared into my memory, like they were in Christine Blasey Ford's.
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Maybe "war on women" sounds hyperbolic, but not if gasping, dying women are seared in your memory.
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You can serve it with pork, with veal, with steak: grilled, roasted or seared in a pan.
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And if you're in the mood to grill, consider these gorgeous seared peaches with dukkah for dessert.
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It's then transferred to a bowl, has a seared scallop added, and the whole thing is blowtorched.
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His name, as the Avengers: Infinity War marketing blitz has already seared into your brain, is Thanos.
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A 210-mph line drive into the seats seared an imprint of the ball's seams on her forehead.
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The two substantial scampi were well seared (though still moist) and subtly seasoned with paprika, thyme and mustard.
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That photo, and its symbolism, is seared into the minds of countless men as the pinnacle of manhood.
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I don't even like seafood and I will be forever available to eat seared fish with Shoukath Ansari.
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What matters is that the connection between Trump and kinky pee is now seared into our collective consciousness.
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" Brown's case, Cockrel added, was "representative of questions that have seared themselves into the consciousness of the community.
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I hate hair, and I hate that the thick clump of hair is still seared in my memory.
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Eventually, I ordered za'atar chicken with pearl couscous; seared salmon and green potato salad; and creamy lemon pasta.
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The Dover sole, first pan-seared then wood-oven roasted, was more French than Italian, but no matter.
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Meat, for instance, that's braised or roasted is likely to hold up better than that which is seared.
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Pictures of those crying children have seared into our hearts and generated a response from thousands of Americans.
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You can start a meal off with tabbouleh and baba ganoush, and end with perfectly seared prime rib.
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And then round out the week with Melissa once more, and her seared pork cutlets with salsa verde.
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Thin slices of lightly seared, luxurious ahi tuna tataki with a sesame-ginger dressing were dewy and fresh.
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The seared grouper was almost as good, served skin-on with an orange pepper coulis and cippolini onions.
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Insa's tteokbokki are terrific, too: pudgy little fingers of rice stick blackly seared on the bottom for crunch.
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Flip the steak so the seared side is up, and transfer the skillet immediately to the oven. 5.
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The memories of it all are seared in my brain and will be until the day I die.
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"They have been seared into my memory and have haunted me episodically as an adult," she will say.
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I'd make a spinach salad to go alongside, but steamed or pan-seared broccoli would work well, too.
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Tidy dorayaki honey pancakes have fillings that include matcha cream and seared banana, and apple confit with mascarpone.
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There is lobster to be sure, seared on a teppan griddle, in a cocktail, a salad, and dumplings.
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In "Seared," Mr. Esparza alone cooks six or seven meals, all of which are at least partially edible.
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Fat, like the spoonfuls of melted butter that chefs use to baste the "plain" seared fish we order.
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It aggressively captures the catastrophe that seared the city that, for decades, had been engulfed in racial misery.
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Whip together a richly spiced tomato sauce for quickly seared and oven-finished white fish (we liked halibut).
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For a dinner in under half an hour, try hot and sour seared tofu with sugar snap peas.
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For the past month, because of the discontents she identified, Chile has been seared by a social conflagration.
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We had an outstanding meal there, including seared bluefin tuna, with eggplant caviar, grilled onions and passion fruit.
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For The Real Housewives of New York City star Carole Radziwill, the moment is forever seared into her memory.
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It's tamed by an anti-frizz and curl-control regimen, seared daily in the clamps of a hot iron.
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At these events, attendees are met with wine and hors d'oeuvres (seared tuna, and a cheese and cracker buffet).
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"[Sandy Hook] has been seared into the memory of our citizenry and the fabric of our state," Malloy said.
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The thin strips of meat were seared on each side, with a crisp exterior and a bright pink center.
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We were pleased, too, with the seared ahi tuna in a Thai glaze, resting on sautéed baby bok choy.
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This sheep's milk cheese, imported from Greece, is pan-seared and flamed with ouzo, the anise-flavored Greek liquor.
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Once that information about your friend's genitals has been seared into your brain, it'll be time to say goodbye.
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The combination made for a perfect bar-snack appetizer, a bed for fried eggs, an accompaniment to seared steak.
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The brand started selling seared and grilled items and serving smaller portions to chase a more health-conscious consumer.
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How about seared lamb chops, mashed mint peas (pick up the recipe at step 6) and an Orangeman's colcannon?
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But what about those moments that aren't quite as glorious, and yet are still forever seared in our minds?
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But it doesn't hurt to have a head start, especially one that involves solar-seared moondust and mushroom tents.
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"Bernhardt/Hamlet," a Roundabout Theater Company production now in previews, comes on the heels of "Seared," an art-vs.
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Is the seared salmon with rice noodles, edamame and bok choy a reference to the Vietnamese community in Senegal?
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Another night, seared walleye with roasted cauliflower and a bottle of Nebbiolo from an extensive (and engagingly written) list.
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And I'm also recommending David Tanis's new recipe for pan-seared halibut, with its haunting, citrusy peppercorn-butter sauce.
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The moments words began to take form, when pen-and-ink illustrations were seared into memory, his and mine.
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Highlights include a spicy pâté de campagne and the salade Niçoise, served with thick wedges of nicely seared ahi.
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On Tuesday perhaps you could make Melissa Clark's recipe for hot-and-sour seared tofu with sugar snap peas.
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You can use it as a bed for seared ground beef fragrant with za'atar, with pine nuts as garnish.
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Follow it up on Thursday, if you have the time, with pan-seared cauliflower gnocchi with capers and chives.
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There's also a steak burger seared over wood, a vegetable burger that oozes beet juice and a homemade hot dog.
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But those dresses, while seared in my mind, arrived too soon to strike a neuron on our digital collective consciousness.
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The five large pieces on the plate were impeccably pan-seared and then baked to bring out their silky texture.
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Most doctors I know have been seared by the experience of witnessing the modern way of death in the hospital.
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I wanted my grapefruit rounds warm, but if I seared them for too long, the grapefruit dried out too much.
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We're having seared chicken thighs with lemon and garlic, rice with toasted almonds and dried apricots, and steamed green beans.
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Brannigan's first sting operation was on the February 2, 2015, a date that seems to be seared into his memory.
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Some of my favorite dishes are the shrimp and grits, seared scallops, and last but not least the filet mignon.
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No matter who else plays the emcee in Cabaret, Joel Grey s louche performance is seared into our brains forever.
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Drake's feed must be a nonstop stream of yachts, gorgeous women, seared scallops, and people posing on balconies in Dubai.
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When I was a kid they would make creton or head cheese or beef bone soup or seared calf's liver.
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Flex your skills a bit with perfectly seared scallops that are sure to make date night a little extra special.
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Much of the resort complex is now seared by the pyroclastic flows -- they cut the golf course links in half.
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The Rabbit books are seared in my mind, and to this day I can invoke passages and scenes from memory.
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Or you could head to the fishmonger's and make David Tanis's recipe for seared sea scallops with ginger-lime butter.
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It's got crags and a seared, crispy exterior, where melted cheese can blend with the patty to form something new.
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This scene from the 1964 movie musical "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" is seared into the memory of Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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He was hurrying to complete his team's seared scallops with roasted leeks and a citrus salad before the closing bell.
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I placed the pan-seared chops on top and popped the whole affair into the oven for about 20 minutes.
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American and Japanese steaks, including Wagyu and genuine Kobe, are charbroiled in the kitchen or seared on hot tabletop stones.
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They are seared briefly, then braised for two hours until they emerge as soft as physically possible without falling apart.
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I went bigger on the fish front, with chunks of seared swordfish to bolster the mixture with meaty, briny notes.
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Johannesburg (CNN)The image and the smell are seared into memory: Eighty-six men squeezed into a room designed for 19.
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The abiding image of Wade seared into the collective memory of basketball fans was supposed to be just that: a memory.
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In a large heavy-bottom pan over medium-high heat, cook burgers about 4 minutes, until well seared on one side.
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Whether you're craving sautéd veggies, seared steak, or a homey slow-cooked chili, this cooker is the only appliance you'll need.
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As it turned out, that rubble protected him from being seared by the intense thermal heat that killed so many people.
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Not far away, the Tick Fire has seared thousands of acres, resulting in devastating scenes of families fleeing for their lives.
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I make us a super quick dinner of zucchini noodles sautéed with the leftover veggies from Sunday and pan-seared tuna.
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As I gazed horror stricken at the site, one of these forms, half-naked and seared with burns, started to rise.
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Roast it Once the roast is seared, wrap it up in aluminum foil, leaving the top part of your wrapper open.
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"You're gonna forget about me," she said to Tumpane, who promised that day's events would forever be seared in his mind.
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Lamb tartare is decorated with rice crackers and fish is pan-seared and flavored with black bean chili and pickled ginger.
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The tuna burger was sushi-grade fish tossed with a soy-ginger marinade, then formed into a patty and lightly seared.
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Last year's Camp Fire in California, which took 22019 lives and caused $16.5 billion in damage, remains seared in our minds.
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In November, Stacey Wells brought Violah back to her home village, an emotional moment that is forever seared in Stacey's mind.
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Tasty and extremely lean, the boneless yak strip loin (shown) should be seared rare or medium-rare, then sliced sashimi thin.
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The lauded between-the-bread fillings include pork grilled over lava rocks, sautéed prawns with garlic tapenade and Havana seared scallops.
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After two to three minutes, I flipped the patties and topped the seared side with a slice of white American cheese.
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" WATCH: This is the Secret to Perfectly Seared Steak "Drinks can easily contain more sugar than a dessert, so be thoughtful.
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One commenter described it as " perfectly seared and tasted wonderful," and another wished she could give it more than five stars.
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"…Baby One More Time" was a game-changing pop culture moment, and "(You Drive Me) Crazy" is seared into Britney cannon.
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The juicy cuts of pork are usually brined for a few hours before they get seared and cooked on the grill.
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The freshly seared pods are put in bags to make it easier to remove the skins, and sold by the pound.
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I like cooking flank steak until it's seared and mahogany brown on the surface but still ruby-hued and rare inside.
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Also on the menu are a burger, a fried chicken sandwich, seared halibut with cauliflower purée and assorted simply grilled items.
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I'm really into Alison Roman's awesome new recipe for seared steak on a leafy greens salsa verde (above), with charred scallions.
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City Kitchen Pan-seared or grilled, these sea scallops make for a showstopping summer centerpiece, with a corn salsa served alongside.
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To make it even faster, use just two kinds of vegetables; to make it dinner, add seared or pan-fried tofu.
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Steelhead trout, its skin seared to a perfect crisp, was paired with braised gem lettuce and a yogurt-and-caper sauce.
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Knowledgeable sharpies on the Food desk report that it goes fantastically as a side dish for Melissa Clark's seared lamb chops.
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Recipe: Thin Pan-Seared Pork Chops And to Drink ... Pork goes equally well with whites and reds, depending on the preparation.
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The images of that attack are permanently seared into the psyches of Argentina's Jews as well as the global Jewish community.
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But the event most seared into trader's minds was the 1,600 point swing in the Dow Jones industrial average on Feb.
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The duck breast will be seared down until the skin is a thin brown sheet next to pink and juicy meat.
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And the salmon with couscous and lobster sauce was perfectly prepared, seared crispy on the outside and medium-rare in the center.
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Seared by memories of seeing their friends murdered at a place they believed to be safe, these young leaders don't intimidate easily.
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They can probably offer a CBD-infused version of their seared duck slivers with chanterelle mushrooms and cauliflower for the main course.
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WATCH: The Secret to Perfectly Seared Steak Myrick was hospitalized and administered antivenin, morphine and benadryl for the severe swelling and pain.
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Order a liter of white Malvazija and opt for the lightly seared tuna steak with roasted carrots, potatoes and perfectly blanched kale.
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"That particular experience is so seared into my brain," Keys recalls of the 2002 event, where she was nominated for six awards.
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More importantly, Sessions' original threat from May came true, and the images of kids in captivity are seared into the global consciousness.
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Nowhere else in the city can some schmoe stop by in flip-flops to stuff his maw with $12 seared foie gras.
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Also good was the dish Seared Three Ways, which featured tuna, salmon and white tuna, combined with crab in three different sauces.
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While they had steak and pan-seared sol rather than hamburgers, the two discussed trade and the rising threat of North Korea.
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This mixture is going to get rubbed on the skin of the duck after it's been seared and gets nice and crispy.
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"The memory of it is so seared into my brain: of people laying on the sidewalk, screaming," Connolly said, her voice breaking.
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The burger is similar to the Smashburger in that the patty is made with fresh meat and seared on a hot grill.
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But it was another hurricane months earlier that has remained seared in the minds of government officials involved in natural disaster preparedness.
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Season the scallops with salt and pepper and, working in batches, cook the scallops, flipping once, until seared, 2 to 3 minutes.
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On occasion, Wong is also known to serve a poke featuring steamed chunks of taro, which she tops with seared skipjack tuna.
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Another dish, of seared jerk-spiced salmon tacos, would have been excellent, too — if not for being saturated with coconut-chipotle dressing.
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My crunchy shrimp roll ($12), a concoction of seared shrimp, mayonnaise and eel sauce, tempura crunch and scallion was inventive and delicious.
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PLAT DU JOUR: Pan-seared squid with Espelette peppers, which traces its origins through Mexico to the south of Bolivia and Brazil.
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Salmon is perhaps the simplest dish and the loveliest, brined with salt and sugar, then pan-seared and finished in the oven.
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A special ground-beef preparation, kofta, a giant seasoned patty enclosing kasseri cheese, is seared on the grill and served in portions.
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And, holy cats, how about these pan-seared shrimp with blistered cucumbers, corn and tomato salad with Thai dressing from Colu Henry?
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This broth, though, is spicy, and the gochujang spooned over the seared pork belly slab on top makes it even more so.
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A couple of scenes seared themselves into the section of my brain where I store the highlights of my personal reading history.
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Green and toluqueño chorizo sausages are seared on the grill while deeply flavorful sweet potatoes and beets are roasted in the coals.
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But one competitor outshone the rest in the art of creating beautiful looks that, years later, are still seared into our brains.
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In a place where people report on the news stories that are seared into the American memory, this can create some confusion.
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This way, she can add something close to the specific seared quality transmitted by a hot, seasoned wok, even to raw ingredients.
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The tuna was certainly cooked — no extra-rare, seared tuna steaks here — but moist and flavorful, covered in a spicy curry sauce.
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That delectable slab of seared tuna on your plate soon could become a lot smaller — and more scarce — thanks to climate change.
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Along with traditional meat tacos, it offered vegetarian fare — kale salads, a roasted cauliflower bowl, a seared carrot and tofu chorizo taco.
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In a place where people report on the news stories that are seared into the American memory, this can create some confusion.
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On occasion, she is also known to serve a poke featuring steamed chunks of taro, which she tops with seared skipjack tuna.
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Note that the seared rice here is twice as expensive as the fried rice you will find a few blocks away in Chinatown.
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We share an appetizer of grilled octopus, I order lamb chops, C. gets the braised beef, and our friend gets the seared scallops.
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He seared the Nightmare Kebab Incident of 2017 into everyone's memory, and many still reel from his bold claims about what constitutes pizza.
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I wish Lane, whose performance in 2016's American Honey is seared into my brain, had been given as much to work with.
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It starts with seared flatiron steak and foie gras, so you know from the get-go that it's gonna be really fucking good.
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And while the school shooting is one that's seared into my mind, too many other moments feel like a pretentious film student's debut.
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I break out the seared steak with fries and miso mayo while my boyfriend is upstairs packing for a week-long business trip.
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For me, love like that has only happened once, and that's why every minute we spent together has been seared in my memory.
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Poor lighting, no access to the outdoors, and beak trimming, by which parts of birds' beaks are seared off, are still the norm.
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Fingerprints, the Reddit user points out, can actually be seared onto metal and glass surfaces due to the fact that heat stabilizes them.
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If you played it with the sound off, the words are probably seared smoking into the wall behind you in looping Yankees cursive.
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The tuna, densely crusted with sesame seeds and only slightly seared, was arranged in nigiri-like strips over a won ton noodle salad.
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The recipe I developed to feature the region is seared salmon, with crisp salmon skin, seaweed local to that coastline, and fresh blackberries.
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But $25 was pushing it for three seared scallops with roasted lemon and asparagus, even if the scallops are strikingly fresh and sweet.
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It's seared in the "best butter in the world" and baked under a bed of herbs that, in Action's estimation, smells like kush.
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The seared scallops, glazed with porcini-macadamia butter, would have been terrific without the salty, overpowering blue-crab bisque they are served with.
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Traditional Korean recipes may be altered, in texture for instance (soondae is not usually pan-seared), but their spirit is largely left intact.
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This French-style rib-eye steak can be pan-seared to perfection in any home kitchen and is slathered in hot, garlicky butter.
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LunchA mixing bowl-sized salad with leafy greens, tomatoes, cucumber, onion, a block of seared and spiced tofu and some low-fat vinaigrette.
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The best of the "tapas" appetizers was a platter of seared scallops, pooled in a bourbon-spiked cream sauce with bits of bacon.
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But there is also the surprise of tasting ginger and carrots along with the chiles in a bright orange sauce for seared salmon.
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"I never stick with recipes," he said as he seared cauliflower florets until charred on one side but barely golden on the other.
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Top each portion with a fried egg, or leftover chicken or pork; serve with pan-seared broccoli, or add peas to the rice.
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But I avoided the usual tart-fruit component so the spices would have less competition, and I seared some shallots to go alongside.
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And a quick pan-seared fillet, that most modern of preparations, benefits from the classic Sicilian contrast of currants, olives and pine nuts.
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The skin on turbot caught in Portugal is seared to a satisfying crackle on a plancha and served with a simple lemon vinaigrette.
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Sourcing local ingredients, chef-owner Franca Raffaele prepares perfectly executed classics — spaghetti bottarga, octopus stew, seared mackerel — while her husband and sons serve.
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Think crisp lamb ribs, halloumi cheese in a salad, spice-roasted carrots, seared scallops with romesco sauce, and chicken cooked under a brick.
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Are any of these shows or performances so seared into your mind that it's hard to look at them with a fresh perspective?
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Equally strapping is the first course of spicy sausage coins and sweet seared scallops arranged on sunchoke puree with golden raisins and apple.
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Large, loosely packed, seared on the outside, soft pink inside, the Black Tap burger is still one of the best in the city.
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A few years ago, the brand was selling seared and grilled items and serving smaller portions to chase a more health-conscious consumer.
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The taste test replicated the experience of a home cook: Each burger was seared in canola oil and served in a potato bun.
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Consider it an opportunity to sample some cast-iron-seared, flaky tripletail ($34), or the similarly native and naturally sweet Florida pompano ($21980).
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" I'll quote her concluding paragraph in full: "My grandchildren and their peers need not be seared by our failures and our mixed memories.
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For many children in urban centers, school hardening began long before the image of gunmen stalking classrooms was seared into the national consciousness.
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Pan-seared to medium-rare, they are juicy and beefy, with a fleeting sweetness and more complexity than the store's regular prime beef burgers.
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Memories sometimes are seared into consciousness by the strong emotions they elicit, so when I reached the end of the narrative, I paused, horrified.
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There often comes a point, however, when even visionaries must confront reality, and Theresa Rebeck's new play, "Seared," takes place at exactly that moment.
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Which of us mortals was spared from being seared by Chalamet's sad eyes in the lingering final shot of Call Me By Your Name?
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Florie's, at the Four Seasons Palm Beach in Palm Beach, serves Mediterranean fare, with dishes like heirloom tomato and peach carpaccio and seared snapper.
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France has sole meunière, Mexico has filete al mojo de ajo, and Costa Rica has this seared red snapper with a creamed orange butter.
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The sight of him rising past me as I peaked is still seared into my retinas, like the afterimage of a human rocket launch.
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Season the beef with the remaining tablespoon of salt and cook the beef, turning as needed, until seared on all sides, about 8 minutes.
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An entree of scallops with jalapeño salsa was also outstanding, the ultra-fresh scallops seared rare and served atop dollops of a guacamole mousse.
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Like Bronson, he's also a gourmand of the hip-hop world, happily titling songs "Pan-Seared Tilapia" and pushing home his seafood connoisseur status.
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A pan-seared fillet of wahoo was nestled into a mound of mofongo, a savory Puerto Rican staple of mashed plantains, garlic and pork.
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The Auschwitz survivor, Nobel Peace laureate and author, who seared the memory of the Holocaust onto the world's conscience, died on Saturday at 87.
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Massacres — like one in 2002 in the town of Bojayá, where rebels killed 119 civilians while fighting paramilitaries — have been seared into Colombian memory.
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We also tried the pan-seared crab cakes, and though the three patties were loaded with jumbo lump crab meat, they were surprisingly bland.
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Just because you have to put away your grill sooner rather than later doesn't mean you can't enjoy supremely seared flesh all year long.
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Maybe it's counterintuitive, but the chicken must not be seared hot and fast, as you would cook a steak or skin-on fish fillet.
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A broccoli and pine nut pesto, finished with quickly seared florets that have been spiced with paprika, coriander and Aleppo pepper, is especially delicious.
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The dishes, too, are a satisfying mix of classic and contemporary — try the linguine with seared red prawns or the tagliatelle with duck Bolognese.
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With a bit more effort, you could make a clam chowder pizza; some seared scallops over pasta; or Thai-style clams in coconut broth.
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Apart from the seared scallops in a remarkably good hominy broth with cilantro pistou, those bone-in ribs are the most rewarding main course.
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The rice is cooked with a dry curry and a nontrivial quantity of chiles, then seared to imprint a chewy, golden crust on it.
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The anxiety of an artist pursuing excellence is at the heart of Theresa Rebeck's play "Seared," which is now in previews and opens Oct.
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Gumbo, fried green tomatoes, shrimp and grits, and fried chicken for two share the menu with seared arctic char and a lamb T-bone.
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The ingredients are simple — just butter, parsley and garlic — but it tastes good on nearly everything, whether pan-seared steaks, grilled fish or pasta.
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I opted for the Pan-Seared Duck Breast, a well-composed meal that also featured duck fat fried potatoes, sauteed asparagus, and grape tomatoes.
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At Sqirl, the French toast is cut so thick that it's cooked like a steak: seared on the stove, then roasted in the oven.
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But in many sex abuse cases, assaults are seared into victims' memories -- and it's their fear of ridicule or retaliation that keeps them silent.
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The Double Down was one of the most memorable fast-food menu items of the decade, seared into people's memory following its 2010 launch.
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The unrest seared the city, leaving a legacy of gutted buildings, vacant lots and a lingering perception that Newark was a broken, dangerous place.
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The market fish offered as a main course — lately a black sea bass — has always been seared to a crisp on the skin side.
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Both the castle and realm never recovered: the image of Harrenhal's melted stone walls and incinerated inhabitants was seared into the nobles' collective minds forever.
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The staggering death toll of the Rwandan genocide — one million Tutsis killed in 222 days — is seared into the framework of that nation's reconciliation process.
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The kitchen offers its taco fillings in a bowl over steamed Japanese sticky rice, and the smoked seared pork belly was especially good this way.
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Here's one that's seared into my brain: How do you run an election when your country has been ruled by a dictator for 37 years?
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I also ran some skirt steak through it and got back a well-seared if dry bit of meat that made for some good tacos.
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The original "Roots," which aired in 1977 to record audiences still flushed from America's bicentennial, seared slavery into the American consciousness in an unprecedented way.
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"The planet's gotten small, and natural wonders like this are few and far between "The image of that boiling river seared itself into Ruzo's mind.
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I like the idea of this seared salmon with crushed blackberries and seaweed (above) for dinner tonight, or these tepary beans with chile-agave glaze.
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At some point the waiter brought your sea bass and the fork hovers over its seared arrangement of chain mail, its lips parted in surprise.
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Today, a restaurant on Stanton Street called Lowlife, partly in tribute to the book, offers a charcoal-seared half-chicken with smoked cabbage for $93.
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For my main course, I ordered the seared summer sea scallops with sweet corn béchamel, garden greens puree, and sautéed farro grain with brown butter.
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In restaurants, rösti is available for every meal, often enhanced with ham, bacon or cheese, or served with sausages or slices of pan-seared liver.
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The Great Recession, which lasted from December 2007 to June 2009 according to the Federal Reserve, is seared into the formative memories of younger voters.
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"They have been seared into my memory and haunted me episodically as an adult," she said on Thursday of the events that unfolded in 1982.
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In her version, a pan-seared hunk of whitefish — halibut and cod have taken turns in the role — is set over a long-cooked sauce.
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Another, seared hanger steak slices over roasted broccoli that is chopped and seasoned with lime, may not sound like a winning combination, but it is.
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"Tinder-dry" is how firefighters on the ground have described the parched land in the area, seared by a lack of rain and increasing heat.
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Most are seared for a crunchy salted crust and sliced generously, fanned across the plate so you don't notice what a petite portion you're getting.
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I eventually caught on to seared tuna and sushi, washing away some of the childhood suspicion, though I'd still never actually tried the tinned stuff.
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Yet, since today we are nowhere near consensus, I wish to share a few observations from our trip that are now seared in my memory.
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Pea shoots are just coming into season, and you can't go wrong turning them into pesto and smearing it all over seared brawny pork chops.
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Soft as bread pudding inside, they are firmly seared, giving them an undertone of char and a hint of smoke somewhere off in the distance.
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After that, he got fired from Goldman Sachs after just 18 months on the job, on February 1, 1991, a date seared into his memory.
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Images of Israeli soldiers praying at the Western Wall, to which they had been denied access during Jordanian rule, became seared into Israel's national consciousness.
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The revolving menu lists about twenty mains, which have included Thai-inspired pork ribs, whole dorade, limp seared scallops, and a questionable dish of sweetbreads.
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The calf's liver, an oblong lobe shaped like Argentina, was seared to a dark gold in the copper sauté pan that escorted it to the table.
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The mother of one took to Snapchat on Monday night to document their dinner date together, during which she cooked him seared meat and steamed vegetables.
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For reasons that are not apparent to me, the memory of the rapist's erect CGI penis pinging into view is seared on my brain for eternity.
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This week's offerings include chicken alfredo with broccoli; pan-seared mediterranean fish with olives, lemon, and tomato, served with herbed pasta; and sweet potato bread pudding.
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I'm not ordinarily a fan of scallops, but the seared scallop ceviche dish with pickled zucchini, prawn coconut bisque, and pea mousse may have converted me.
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Pan-seared day boat scallops, while nicely undercooked, would have rated higher had its overly cheesy bed of risotto (also dense with butter) been less cloying.
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When an ESU cop uses an acetylene torch to cut a body out of a spiderweb of rebar, the seared flesh smells like pork chops cooking.
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The best meal I ever ate in my young life was a seared salmon steak with pickled mustard seeds upon it (+33 for learning a skill).
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Her powerful voice, seared with emotion, would become the daunting standard for other singers to match, but fans described a legacy beyond her most famous recordings.
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The pot, like a miniature cement mixer, rocked and rolled, sizzled and seared, mixing and cooking simultaneously, before tilting its steaming contents into a waiting bowl.
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With those lines was born the monster whose look has been seared in the culture: the rectangular face, the giant forehead, the bolts in the neck.
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He takes us into a modernized wayback machine this week, with a new recipe for seared rare tuna served with cannellini beans, lemon and shaved fennel.
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That is true for run-of-the-mill drug cases as well as for police shootings so notorious that they are seared into the national consciousness.
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Albacore is pink, excellently mild and sweet when raw in sashimi, crudo or tartare, and acquires a subtle beefiness when seared with the interior still rare.
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Over time, these eternally recognizable pictures have become seared onto the public's imagination, forming the iconic image of the artist that exists in the collective memory.
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David McMillan and Frédéric Morin, the joyously immoderate chefs who run the Joe Beef restaurant in Montreal, match seared scallops with pulled pork and hollandaise sauce.
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Here's how it went down: First, Stone seasoned and seared a lovely chunk of flatiron steak in a grill pan, followed by a handful of scallions.
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And Manhattan clam chowder, repurposed as a sauce for a fine, clean-tasting hunk of pan-seared salmon, was the answer to a question nobody asked.
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Skewered meats and seafood seared on a grill, noodles and burgers dominate the menu at this handsome TriBeCa restaurant more than four years in the making.
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Even what John Cheever once called the marvelous skulduggery of illicit love, time chips away and scatters, and what you'd thought would be seared for life?
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I felt enraptured and paralyzed, as if I were a disembodied mind seared in the void, listening to a recording of silence played at top volume.
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Over a salad of shaved fennel and little cells of finger lime are slices of albacore, seared on one side just long enough to go white.
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More than a decade and 30 reconstructive surgeries later, the reasons for the attack that seared her face, ears, neck, chest and arms remain a mystery.
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Some of the recipes, like a pan-seared chicken breast with black pepper and peanut butter gravy, are a snap to make but deliver outsized results.
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Dishes at this one Michelin star restaurant include cockles with vegetables; seared, eight-hour marinated beef; and seasoned snow crab and rice served with soy sauce.
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By the nineteen-fifties, the dissonances that had seared the ears of concertgoers before the First World War had become the lingua franca of international modernism.
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The only dish transplanted directly from China to the U.S. with no alterations is the Seared Beef Medallions with Walnuts, and it's easy to see why.
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Once the bass had been sliced and the tilefish seared, Mr. Lee spread vinegar over a bowl of rice and showed her how to aerate it.
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What's really seared in my brain was the circumstance I came to watching it: during a fourth-grade religion class in an all-girls Catholic school.
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If you still have the resounding failure that was AHS: Cult freshly seared into memory, you may be hesitant to check back into Ryan Murphy's hellscape anthology.
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Only one contestant was White House-bound; 11-year-old Justise's pan-seared shrimp with sautéed bell peppers, carrots, eggplant and quinoa won the mystery box challenge.
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Thankfully no one was hurt, but Dornacher was left with the charred remains of his vehicle and a seared brick of what used to be his cellphone.
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Salmone scottato was my lunch entree — pan-seared wild Alaskan salmon decorated with fennel, orange segments, roasted potatoes, Swiss chard and mixed greens in a prosecco sauce.
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Since 1987 it has sold a rice-burger variant that swaps out bread halves for seared rice cakes, and since 2004 a lettuce-burger (lettuce-for-buns).
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It occurs at much lower temperatures than caramelization and contributes to the rich brown color and complex flavors of a seared steak, roasted coffee, or caramel candies.
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"Twisted Sister"—a season two episode of The Powerpuff Girls and relic of pop culture history that will forever be seared into my brain—is extremely sad.
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The comparisons to Marvel were inevitable, since the popular comics and movies seared their version of Norse gods like Thor and Loki into our collective contemporary consciousness.
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Ghostbusters (1984) is seared into the moviegoing consciousness, and Ghostbusters (2016) no matter how brilliant, was never going to get a chance to live up to it.
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Place fish (seared side up) on a lightly oiled baking sheet or sizzle platter and place in the oven to finish cooking, 5 to 7 minutes. 3.
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Minutes after the Boston Celtics seared the Washington Wizards in a critical Game 5, Isaiah Thomas sat alone at the podium for his post-game press conference.
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A real estate agent with Douglas Elliman, he spends enough time in expensive New York City apartments that the latest design trends are seared into his brain.
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A starter of plump scallops came seared almost black, the char nicely balancing a sweet complement of melon, Tuscan white beans and a tang of balsamic vinegar.
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She felt it was crucial to keep some of the images that are seared into our collective memory, including those of desperate people leaping from the towers.
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Some of the memories have merged or faded over time, but the image that remains seared into my brain is the view from la Colline du Château.
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A few months ago, the restaurant started serving warm tortillas slathered with smashed avocado, a squeeze of lime juice, and a freshly seared Mexican red rump tarantula.
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It's topped with seared mackerel, pickled onions, and a savory curry remoulade that is equally excellent on hot dogs, so you really have nothing to lose here.
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Other suitable options include a brisket sandwich, or a burger ordered "bloody" — cold-smoked, then seared and covered with a bourbon-laden barbecue sauce and shoestring onions.
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The churrasco is a seared skirt steak, nearly as silky as roasted eggplant, served with a nest of shoestring yucca fries and a zesty blended jalapeño sauce.
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And when grilling outdoors isn't an option, you can't beat searing meat with a cast-iron skillet (like this delicious seared steak recipe from our Cooking team).
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And there's always pasta: Colu Henry's lemony pasta with zucchini and fresh herbs or seared scallop pasta with burst tomatoes and herbs would make her exceedingly happy.
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A warm goat-cheese tart, summer pea soup, seared sea scallops over Tuscan bean compote and slow-roasted rack of lamb are some of his summer specialties.
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The dishes available on the day Business Insider toured the premises included roasted-cauliflower orecchiette, pan-seared swordfish, vegan kofta, and croque monsieur — the head chef's specialty.
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Halley Feiffer's Chekhov mash-up "Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow" just finished its run at MCC Theater, where Theresa Rebeck's foodie comedy "Seared" opens in October.
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The Apache warrior once hungry for scalps and revenge in the desert-seared arroyos along the Mexican border had become a gentleman farmer at Fort Sill, Okla.
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The Chicken Supreme may be garnished with makrut lime, but it's still a boring breast, seared, sliced, and served over a sweet squash purée and beluga lentils.
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Hammons brought the work in a small truck: six very expensive fur coats, all of which he had stained, seared with a blowtorch, or smeared with paint.
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Blake Edwards's 1961 film "Breakfast at Tiffany's," starring Audrey Hepburn and based on the 1958 novella by Truman Capote, seared the Tiffany name into the popular imagination.
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The sunset setting the stone citadel ablaze in its warm glow, the image was seared into my mind more vividly than the most HD TV ever could.
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Seafood crudo, beef carpaccio, seared sea scallops, baby artichoke salad, short homemade scialatelli pasta with seafood, vegetable lasagnetta, chicken Milanese and grilled lobster are among the dishes.
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I had cold sesame noodles (above) in the fridge at home, leftovers from the night before when I'd paired them with some skillet-seared bulgogi, Maangchi-style.
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Bites of goat neck, thickly seared and braised until tender, are dark under a glaze that gets its mouthwatering tang from chicha, a beer brewed from Andean corn.
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All it took was a lightly chilled glass of Basque txakolina white wine with a chopstick of seared beef tongue and boiled bean sprouts to change my life.
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Image: Ryan F. MandelbaumA single seared shrimp sat atop a scoop of mashed avocado with a healthy pile of salty black specks overflowing onto the plate beside it.
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Add peppers, onion, salt and pepper; cook, turning often with a spatula and pressing down as necessary, until seared, soft and nicely browned at edges, about 10 minutes.
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Image: Future of Life/NUKEMAPThe destructive power of nuclear bombs has been seared into our collective memory, thanks to archival images of the devastation of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Ahead, check out five dishes with overlapping ingredients for some recipe inspiration — from a packable farro, beet, and walnut salad to a seared sesame-ginger salmon with slaw.
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Place the lamb chops on the oiled grates; grill, uncovered, until seared on each side or to the desired degree of doneness, 3 to 4 minutes per side.
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The ear-cutting-dance scene is a mere blip in the 99-minute movie, but it's that sadistic lullaby that is seared in audiences' minds 25 years later.
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Impeccably seared, juicy and flavorful, the appetizer-size portion was so tasty that I wondered if I had made a mistake by not ordering it as an entree.
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Instead of raw unseasoned beef, the thinly sliced meat was rubbed with aji (a mild Peruvian chile spice), then lightly seared and served with a citrus soy sauce.
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Filming the scene of Kunta being whipped until he says his slave name, Toby — a scene seared in many people's memory — Mr. Kirby drew on Mr. Burton's words.
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One of the recipes provided by Sun Basket was a pan-seared chicken breast on top of a smear of parsley-pecan pesto with roasted beets and oranges.
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Shredded seitan marinated in a spicy beer marinade, pan-seared over high heat makes for a taco filling even your most ardent carne asada-loving friend will enjoy.
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Here, grilled eel is seared on both sides as it is brushed with a sauce developed in Kyushu, the island in southwestern Japan where it is a specialty.
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Not everyone cooks the leg, of course, but nearly everyone eats some kind of lamb dish, whether braised with spring vegetables or cut into chops and pan-seared.
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Mr. Barr was able to eat his lunch at Tosca, a white-cloth Italian restaurant offering lunch specials of pan-seared octopus, pea purée, and tiramisù, in peace.
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As well as an impressive cocktail program, the bar serves French-influenced bar snacks, such as Saint Jacques seared scallops and pommes frites with crème fraîche and caviar.
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But the tradition has endured largely because it has been a means to share with the next generation an ordeal that has been seared into the nation's consciousness.
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Signature dishes include seared wild pigeon breast with Stornoway black pudding, beetroot and crème fraîche, and Black Isle lamb with cashew and black olive tapenade and pommes dauphinoises.
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Our entrees of seared king salmon and charred Amish half-chicken with sautéed kale, the borough's signature vegetable, were slow to arrive, but moist and flavorful (both $28).
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The legacies of the French Revolution, of World War II, of Indochina and the Algerian conflict still run deep, and age-old conflicts are seared in local memory.
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Discover seared shishito pepper muchim and jajangmyeon black bean noodles, as well as classic barbecue, quick kimchis and pepper-fueled soups and stews, some with unexpected notes of fruit.
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But the image of Trump choosing to ignore sound advice and stare into the sun, an act that could burn his retinas, is likely seared into some people's minds.
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It wasn't her voyeuristic handling of the hair attached to my body that seared this experience into my memory — that kind of cluelessness is more laughable than anything else.
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The tragedy left traumatic memories seared into the minds of survivors who lost their friends, parents who lost their children, and teachers who tried to heroically protect their students.
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It's seared in our memory as one of the iconic images from those turbulent nights that followed a black man's death at the hands of police in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Ryan Gosling's gentle swooping hair, and his metamorphosis into a broody, bearded man after Allie's (Rachel McAdams) perceived betrayal, are seared into my soul as markers of desired manhood.
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I had taken a baseball bat to the car's radio unit somewhere outside of Palm Springs, but I couldn't kill the music that had seared itself into my neurons.
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Acme focaccia cradles generous portions of meat or seared seitan slathered in bold spices and citrusy sauces, all of which pairs with the selection of craft and swill beer.
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When she was done, I leaned over to admire her handiwork: a patchy approximation of a heart, fashioned out of eight or nine dots, seared into my left ankle.
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Newtown, Connecticut; Fort Hood, Texas; Aurora, Colorado; the Washington, D.C. Navy Yard; and Charleston, South Carolina, among so many other mass shootings, are forever seared in the national psyche.
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But Dominique Dawes, who first competed in 1992 but later won at the 1996 Olympic games, seared into my mind the idea that the seemingly impossible can be possible.
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Available in both classes of service, the dishes might include prawn ceviche (215 calories), seared organic chicken and zucchini noodles (27 calories) and lemon angel food cake (140 calories).
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Shepherd's seared herb-marinated chicken (above) – sweet and sour, pungent and fiery – would make a delicious dinner this evening, alongside his take on a classic Vietnamese green papaya salad.
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Or her recipe for hot and sour seared tofu with sugar snap peas, which in addition to being delicious imparts a crucial trick for making great tofu at home.
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Bistek This is the fastest recipe from Angela Dimayuga's 10 Essential Filipino Recipes, seared steak and onions quickly bathed in a mixture of freshly squeezed lemon and orange juices.
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The latter is flanked with poached quince and seared foie gras; gaps in the plate are filled with a regal sauce cooked up from confit, cognac and red wine.
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A dish called nurungji gras is something else entirely: a fine seared hunk of foie gras laid over spinach and pickled mushrooms on a springy, crunchy sizzled rice cake.
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Well-seared, the king yellowtail is lush and succulent: Seafood, from $2 to $32 during restaurant hours, Sakanaya at Wokuni, 327 Lexington Avenue (39th Street), 212-447-1212, wokuninyc.com.
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A separate fish fillet is served on top, pan-seared — French in style, save for a brushing of rof, parsley and garlic pounded into a paste spiked with habaneros.
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I've seared scallops and stir-fried clams so far, and with a little seasoning, this has been a good heavy-duty wok for use and abuse in my kitchen.
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One dish, plated in the geometric Gustu style, was a pale log of seared palmito next to a circle of almond sauce with green polka dots of huacataya oil.
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Recipes: Winter Citrus Salad With Belgian Endive | Crisp-Seared Sea Scallops With Ginger-Lime Butter | Chocolate-Bourbon Truffles And to Drink ... On Valentine's Day, the mind naturally gravitates toward bubbles.
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That afternoon is seared in my memory in that particular way only trauma can be, and I remember well the moment I learned of my own place in its history.
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Salah scored two and created two as Liverpool seared into a 5-33 lead; that Roma recovered to end the game only 5-2 down does not diminish his impact.
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To celebrate the humble, tasty pig, we've pulled together our favorite pork recipes—from classic pan-seared chops, to ground pork dumplings, to glazed and grilled spare ribs—for you.
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The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD is seared into historical memory by the deadly carnage left by ash and lava that buried nearby settlements and their helpless residents.
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Mr. Rotunno's double-patty stack is similar in style to the sandwich at In-N-Out Burger, the West Coast chain, which uses four seared-meat surfaces for enhanced flavor.
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Cubs 108, Nationals 228 | Chicago wins series, 28-24 WASHINGTON — There are moments in baseball history that have forever seared into the hearts of the Washington Nationals and their fans.
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I find that resting a seared piece of steak on a bed of these hearty leaves wilts and softens them into submission, almost as if you had quickly sautéed them.
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Buffalo even gets a sly nod in seared, pistachio-crusted cauliflower; its frothy sauce combines Green Goddess dressing with tomatillo salsa, an oblique shout-out to wings and ranch dip.
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But he said Mr. Williams's face was seared in the memory of the victim, who had picked him out in a lineup and identified him as her rapist in court.
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Customers sit at wooden-plank tables, set against the former prison's gray brick walls, while friendly staff members serve up seared salmon and big bowls of fig and avocado salad.
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Before long, there was a feast spread on the table, including thin tranches of smoked moose, roasted and seared with maple syrup, made from the sap of a nearby tree.
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I catalog the journey by the endless injuries, the hours spent on a tennis message board, the over 100 United States Tennis Association matches that remain seared in my memory.
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Rice Noodles With Seared Pork, Carrots and Herbs This flavor-packed recipe draws inspiration from Vietnamese marinated pork chops, tossing sliced pork with rice noodles, carrots, chile, garlic and herbs.
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Q. & A. For anyone who lived through the 1980s, the television series "Miami Vice" is the pastel-shaded, music-driven, drug-saturated image of the city forever seared into memory.
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LOS ANGELES — For Carlos Inzunza, the image will be forever seared in his mind: a cellmate hanging by a twisted sheet at the Adelanto immigrant detention center in Southern California.
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Savory Thai Noodles With Seared Brussels Sprouts This vegan dish was inspired by pad Thai but also packs in a half-pound of brussels sprouts for green, heft and texture.
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Among the items she's selling at Chelsea Market are crème brûlée seared to order, and panna cottas, which she cannot offer in the Greenmarket because she has no refrigeration there.
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Heartbreaking images of Salvadoran migrant Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez and his 23-month-old daughter, who died trying to cross the Rio Grande, have been seared into the American conscience.
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KIERA WRIGHT-RUIZ Recipe: Pan-Seared Gyoza Toni Tipton-Martin's cookbook "Jubilee" (Clarkson Potter, $35) is her follow-up to "The Jemima Code," an annotated bibliography of African-American cookbooks.
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The menu is American, with Asian touches, featuring dishes like roasted bone marrow, grilled chicken wings, hamachi tartare, seared duck breast and borscht, some prepared on a special charcoal grill.
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A more novel alternative was "mock duck," a flank steak spread with a stuffing made from stale bread crumbs, rolled up, tied, seared in fat and roasted in the oven.
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Just a thinly cut chop pressed into some store-bought bread crumbs and seared in a very hot, generously oiled skillet until it's as golden brown as a graham cracker.
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Tang's Amazing Tofu was a minor discovery, seared squares of pressed tofu with fresh green chiles in a sauce that's more interesting than you'd guess from its pale tan color.
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I'd be lying if I said there isn't a guilty thrill in eating a perfectly seared foie gras or scooping caviar onto a blini with a dollop of sour cream.
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"The film, for me, and I think for most people, is one of those films that is seared into people's memory, an emblem of their nostalgia in many ways," says Blunt.
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As for James, her expression of resigned despair as Deb finds out that she can neither afford to give birth, nor have an abortion, without insurance, is seared into my brain.
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The new season of Queer Eye is finally here — which has us all wishing we could make seared beef filet with herbs and heirloom tomatoes look as casual as Antoni does.
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Why it matters: Immigration doesn't show up as the number one issue in polls, but the ad spending by both parties suggests it'll be seared in voters' mind come Nov. 6.
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What if we told you there was an idiot-proof three-course meal that you could whip up in just an hour that included a gorgeous seared steak with fancy mushrooms?
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NAIROBI — Irene Ojiambo hasn't gone out on a Friday night since January, but the memory of what happened to her the last time she did is still seared in her mind.
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Once the cream is at a full boil, the whole glorious mess, plus the seared livers, gets transferred to a high-powered blender while Leiber adds chunk after chunk of butter.
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For many, the sound of President Donald Trump bragging on a 2005 hot-mic tape about grabbing women "by the p—sy" has been seared into their brains for a lifetime.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items For many of us, our first experience with fake meat involves rubbery tofu that tastes more like sneaker sole than seared filet.
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After enjoying a Caesar Salad, Trump, Xi and two dozen other guests will get to choose between a pan-seared Dover sole or a dry-aged prime New York strip steak.
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I've seared steak, blackened calamari, grilled vegetables, whole-fried fish, and outdone every pizza joint in the borough of Brooklyn (*dodges rotten tomato*), all within a tiny corner of my backyard.
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SEARED Theresa Rebeck digs into the celebrity-chef culture in her new comedy, commissioned by the San Francisco Playhouse, about a chef who becomes so popular he outgrows his small restaurant.
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The book, "Beyond Charlottesville: Taking a Stand Against White Nationalism," is billed as "the definitive account of an infamous chapter in our history, seared indelibly into memory," according to an Amazon.
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To vote for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act will not turn you into a Republican or even a pro-lifer, just someone whose conscience has not been fully seared.
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The menu he created for them included seared cauliflower steaks with curried chickpeas, a curry with English peas and black mustard, and sweet corn in a spicy and creamy tomato gravy.
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The spam itself is seared on the griddle before taking a final spin under the broiler, by this point glazed with a sweet layer of tamari, brown sugar, and sesame oil.
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And when the revelation finally comes, the moment is seared into our minds by a profusion of alien sounds, showcasing a soundscape that's new and exotic and yet still distinctly Jóhannsson.
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Two seared fillets were served on a cooling salad of baby spinach and melon, though the fish portion was startlingly small, coming in somewhere, I would guess, at around five ounces.
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Here are lamb kebabs bathed in a spicy-cool Asian marinade and threaded on skewers with whole scallions placed crosswise so all can be seared together, emerging lightly charred and smoky.
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At the moment, with no ripe tomatoes on the horizon, I offer this cool-weather variation, which features thinly sliced raw fennel, and fresh tuna seared in a cast-iron skillet.
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And if this all sounds a bit cerebral, the big, pillowy, pan-seared gnocchi with fried sweetbreads and veal-glazed mushrooms proved that Mr. Marchand knows the appeal of animal instincts.
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Indianapolis instead hired Frank Reich away from the Philadelphia Eagles, but the memory of McDaniels's publicly embarrassing a franchise is surely seared into the minds of general managers throughout the league.
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CreditCreditStuart Palley for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — These are the places seared into the memories of local residents, the places many people who just come to visit never see.
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The challenge is getting them to try a sushi burrito -- a chicken-and-rice concoction wrapped in a seaweed leaf that's available in Chicago -- or a seared steak and cheddar sandwich.
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So, I suggest that we play the Rolling Stones' ditty in all of the same places throughout the Capitol until it is seared into the consciousness of every member of Congress.
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Tommie Smith and John Carlos' black power salute during their medal ceremony at the 21625 Summer Olympics in Mexico City is seared in the consciousness of anyone old enough to remember.
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The perils were seared into the world's consciousness in September 2015 by a photograph of a young Syrian boy, Aylan Kurdi, whose lifeless body had washed up on a Syrian beach.
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Guests are prepared plant-based, dairy and gluten-free meals — including farm-roasted sweet potatoes, seared cauliflower steak with chimichurri, vegan and gluten-free peanut butter cookies and more — by private chefs.
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For 30 bucks more, they can indulge in "The Makery Experience," where they can feast on a five-course tasting of small plates that includes rock-seared wagyu and goat cheese agnolotti.
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For a synthetic scent called coumarin used in Alien Eau de Parfum, the chefs reduced a roll of pink Bubble Tape gum into a delicate broth to serve with a seared scallop.
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I call these seared ruby red grapefruit rounds "pancakes," not because there is any batter involved, but because I serve them warm, with maple syrup that I spike with fresh ginger juice.
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Their venison is marinated, seared, and then subjected to several hours of a sous-vide process that Craw says helps to break down some of the gaminess and toughness of deer meat.
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Even though Mexico is a real, physical space, it has been seared into my memory as a culinary utopia; an endless summer where delicious and life-changing food is at your fingertips.
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I grab an arugula salad, a few pieces of nigiri, and some seared portobello mushrooms with my usual Ito En. We discuss our collective confusion over how Halloween works in semi-adulthood.
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"When their own conscience is seared by some statement that Trump has made, I have encouraged them to be direct and also, in a timely manner, repudiate what he said," Rigell said.
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The ever-changing menu makes it difficult to predict the nightly offering, but fan favorites include toasty sweet potato rolls with pepper jelly, seed-crusted rockfish and seared scallops and bbq turnips.
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New parents often have a lot of questions, especially for more experienced parents, but "how do I make sure 3 AM feedings are seared into my memory forever?" isn't one of them.
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From a militarist empire whose armies tore across Asia in the first half of the 20th century, Japan, seared by the most horrific consequence of war, embraced democracy and nonbelligerence seemingly overnight.
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We cooked, poured drinks and finally ate the hudutu, a many-faceted thing of deeply seared snapper, just-cooked shrimp, tender conch and a broth of coconut milk infused with their flavors.
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The seasonal tasting menu, which includes licorice-smoked lamb loin, ridged pasta with foie gras, and seared scallop with Périgord truffles, will run around $250 with a glass of wine or two.
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Joe Pienody, the talented head chef, turned out a string of gorgeous dishes from that tiny kitchen: delicate pork belly, perfectly seared wild Chinook salmon, tender spears of grilled asparagus and carrots.
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Adam Vinatieri has made more field goals than any kicker in NFL history, and a good chunk of those are seared into the memory of New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.
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But only one stands out like the recession that began in 1929, known as the Great Depression, which is seared in the memories of older Americans and passed down in family lore.
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Its chef, Efrén Hernández, has talked about Babs as a European grill, and many of the dishes are seared over hot charcoal, but he has a wider frame of reference than that.
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Dozens died, thousands were left homeless, and 9-year-old Mamie was seared by the memory of seeing a deaf man shot dead because he could not hear an order to halt.
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Watching the news as a child, images of the ensuing violence were seared in my memory, offering my generation's Palestinian diaspora a visualization of what we are up against as a people.
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Take care when eating the mini sausages at Aquavit, which are fermented for twenty-four hours, then cold-smoked, baked, seared to order, and served with a slightly fruity whole-grain mustard.
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Morgan Library & Museum Tom Colicchio, the celebrity chef, is now in charge of J.P. Morgan's former dining room, serving lunchtime hamachi crudo, seared quail, ricotta gnocchi, and, for brunch, a lobster omelet.
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"I decided to give them street food, pita, with a difference, not with the usual shawarma and falafel but with fillings like shrimp in cream sauce and seared rib-eye," he said.
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"Oh my gosh, that particular experience is so seared into my brain and in my DNA and memory," Keys, 38, tells PEOPLE, opening up about her upcoming hosting duties for music's biggest night.
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Then, the moment everyone had been waiting for — he sent a flourish of salt cascading from the palm of his hand, down the length of his arm and onto the perfectly seared steak.
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He moved slowly, so that I could stop him at any point, as he removed my T-shirt and bra, a scalloped black lace thing with an elastic that seared into my ribs.
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By offering traditional dishes like shakshuka and lamb pita alongside foreign meals like banana bread, caramel French toast, and seared tuna tacos, Tom & Serg has something for every palate, from picky to adventurous.
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Freddie's wearing the Levis and white tank top that would come to be seared in the minds of the nearly 1.9 billion people watching the show in a live broadcast around the world.
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REUTERS - In the 22 months since "Baahubali: The Beginning" hit theatres, the story might have faded from our minds but the spectacle that unfolded on screen remains seared in the memory of viewers.
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There was a five-piece jazz band playing and a tower made of madeleines in the center of the store and white-smocked chefs whipping up snacks like seared scallops with ramp purée.
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"When their own conscience is seared by some statement that Trump has made, I have encouraged them to be direct and also, in a timely manner, repudiate what he said," Mr. Rigell said.
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The salad Niçoise is surprisingly professional—the tuna perfectly seasoned and seared—until you land on a piece of fish that didn't survive its freezing very well and feels slimy on the tongue.
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Two meaty scallops were seared rare and served with a date jam and mustard crème fraîche, then sprinkled with bacon bits and English peas; it was a knockout combination of taste and texture.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Greece Between gunshots, injuries, explosions and the sight of tanks in the street, Friday's attempted coup in Turkey has no doubt seared certain memories into people's minds.
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Mains, like seared codfish with salsify and miso hollandaise (18563 Swiss francs), and venison loin with savoy cabbage, celery and juniper (58 Swiss francs), are complemented by an extensive, thoroughly researched wine list.
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One evening, a duck dish involved faro that had been cracked by hand and fried in rendered duck fat, yielding a crispy-chewy foil to sweet cherries, earthy nasturtiums, and tender seared breast.
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Carolina shrimp are poached for cocktail and seared to top grits from Geechie Boy, a renowned mill in South Carolina; those grits are also used to make hush puppies, served with honey butter.
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And then for Friday night dinner, you can crank up the heat under your cast-iron pan again, and make Bobby Flay's super-simple, very delicious seared strip steak with horseradish-mint glaze.
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Mo'Nique as the abusive Mary Lee Johnston in Precious, and Alfre Woodard as the drug-addicted Wanda in Holiday Heart are seared into my memory for the upheaval they caused in their children's lives.
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Two other pleasing appetizers were arancini Bolognese (fried risotto croquettes stuffed with meat ragù and buffalo mozzarella) and calamari fritti (crisp, pan-seared baby squid served with a julienne of zucchini, carrots and apples).
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"For instance, our take on the tuna salad uses seared ahi instead of regular tuna, but we prepared it in the same way with walnuts, grapes, celery, apple and some fresh yogurt," said O'Donnell.
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"Pan-seared Brussels sprouts with cranberries and pecans" and "smoked gouda mac and cheese" are both on the menu, which is definitely an upgrade to tiny cups of coconut water and mini tuna salad.
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The hits ranged from seared almost-gappers to hard grounders placed right between the first and second basemen; the swings that produced them were either low wristy sweeps or hurried twitches at inside fastballs.
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In case you somehow don't have Kim K.'s cover seared into your brain over a year after first witnessing it, here's a quick refresh of the more-clothed, but no less epic, image:
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This one is even darker, though — genre-wise it's more on the horror end of the spectrum — and it comes with one particularly grim passage about bedtime stories that's seared itself into my memory.
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The experience is seared into the collective memory, but it would be a mistake to assume the next recession will be as painful - confusing a worst-case scenario with the most likely expected outcome.
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The smell of a perfectly seared steak filling the air, the sun shining down from the sky, and an ice-cold drink in your hand is what some would say dreams are made of.
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And if you were not downtown that day, and did not have to flee uptown or across a bridge, did not have your memory seared by the smoke, the dust, the smell, the incomprehension.
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But the menu looks familiar, with certain fan favorites revived: endive-and-Roquefort salad; a velvety chickpea pancake, topped with salty-sweet gravlax; wedges of lightly seared, crusted yellowfin tuna with red-pepper coulis.
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Gaag noted that the ingredients were also listed on the back of the can for whoever wasn't feeling the guessing game — he said it's essentially tuna tataki with some seared pieces and some tartar.
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Add these two entrees: perfectly cooked pan-seared red snapper with sweet pea purée and sautéed corn; and fragrant, fatty slices of that porchetta, served with well-roasted fingerling potatoes and long-stemmed artichokes.
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Through a "book the cook" option, passengers may order from a menu that might include lobster thermidor, rib-eye steak, pan-seared pheasant, New Zealand lamb and other dishes created by internationally acclaimed chefs.
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Which leaves Friday and, at least for us, the promise of lamb: either lamb chops fried in Parmesan batter in the style of Mark Bittman, or lamb chops seared with anchovies, capers and sage.
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Climate change increases risks of war, instability, disease and hunger in vulnerable parts of the globe, and I was seared while reporting in Madagascar about children starving apparently as a consequence of climate change.
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Some of the small plates to start are shrimp or scallop crudos, an organic egg with king crab in a pine nut sauce, and pan-seared zucchini with shrimp in a soy sauce gelée.
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In addition to typical steaks like rib-eye, which customers can select from a case in front of the open kitchen, he serves special cuts like lokum, a filet sliced thin and quickly seared.
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Roasted with a little shaved Parmesan and lemon; seared and piled on crostini; steamed and swiped through a mound of rich, lemony hollandaise — all are simple, satisfying preparations that show off the stalks' charms.
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Nine sauces and butters, including green peppercorn sauce and black truffle butter, are all made in-house and can accompany any steak, along with toppings like Mycella Danish blue cheese and seared foie gras.
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When the bomb detonated overhead, the force of the explosion tossed him into the air, and the heat it radiated melted his cotton shirt and seared the skin off his back and one arm.
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For Monday night you can go meatless, in accordance with a tradition that plods along happily, almost popular: chopped herb salad with farro, say, or hot-and-sour seared tofu with sugar-snap peas.
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There was a cooking class, with wine pairings, that felt like Blue Apron gone luxe (scallops and pancetta, precut by the ship's staff, ready to be seared and consumed with a swig of Albariño).
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Partly because the shocking imagery has been seared into my memory, but also because I worried he might still be under watch, which only adds an urgency and meaning to his truth-telling art.
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And for the most part, everybody in "Seared" motors forward on a straight track: You get a pretty clear idea of who they are very early on, and they behave accordingly the whole way through.
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Consider such plates as the seared pork cake with roasted shiitakes, parsnip, and caramelized carrot stew, as well as the Saint Louis-style Niman Ranch pork ribs with satsuma marmalade, grilled pumpkin, and crispy shallots.
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But technology can help: Remote thermometers and apps like Weber's iGrill let cooks monitor the temperature of food on the grill from a smartphone, ensuring your game-day grub is smoked or seared to perfection.
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An image of Martin dressed in a hoodie was seared on the American conscience, and the act of "putting your hoodie up" became a protest against a culture that makes instant criminals of black boys.
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The sizzling platters that arrived at my table never varied; they came bearing the requisite grilled strips of skirt steak, chicken or shrimp, usually overcooked, with seared onions and peppers that were greasy and underseasoned.
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On my recent visit, the kallaloo (also spelled callaloo), laced with seared pork belly, came ladled over fungi (pronounced FOON-jee), a soft porridge of cornmeal and okra that has its roots in slave traditions.
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I missed dogfish's run on the menu, but the other week I very much enjoyed the seared pollock he served with a tart cherry sauce and a panzanella made with juicy cherries and cherry tomatoes.
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A 1994 menu from Stars resurfaced by the San Francisco Chronicle featured dishes like a $22 seared Hawaiian Ahi tuna with green chile sauce, and a $28.50 dry aged rib eye steak with grated horseradish.
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Stray too far from the recommended dishes, though, and you could end up with the peculiarly unappealing seared foie gras with a fluffy, cloying lemon sauce and something that looks and tastes like cornflake crumbs.
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But I really love it for fish, and I think as the weather warms it'd come very much in handy when making this classic Melissa Clark recipe for pan-seared hake and asparagus with aioli.
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Ohad flings the giggling granddaughter of Samira, the line cook and dishwasher, in the air as I pause for a moment to savor some pan-seared mullet served atop turmeric-tinted tahini and diced tomatoes.
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But the politics of Harlan, a storied Democratic enclave whose yearlong strike against the Duke Power Company's coal-mining interests in 1973 is seared into union lore, can't be explained simply by voters' cultural leanings.
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We also enjoyed a chilled lobster dish, which had meaty chunks of lobster and thin fennel slices tossed in a flavorful grapefruit dressing and the seared tuna with sautéed artichokes, chanterelle mushrooms and preserved lemon.
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Other standout plates include the Mejillnoes al Vapór, steamed lemongrass mussels with a fresh Mediterranean flair, and the grilled asparagus spears, which are seared to a light char and smothered in salt and olive oil.
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The Sichuan brussels sprouts with green onions and roasted peanuts topped with a lemon wedge and sprouts, were pan-seared, offering a caramelized crunch that left the full fresh taste of the brussels sprouts intact.
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Encouraged by his art teachers to leverage his experience with football to render movement on canvas, Barnes focused on what he knew, capturing the seminal moments of his life that were seared into his memory.
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The French Dip, a dish I loved in childhood as much for its blandness as anything (meat, cheese, and bread), was reinvigorated thanks to well-seared prime rib and the addition of whisper-thin fried onions.
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The "Submarine" — a sub sandwich heaped with seared scallops, roasted pulled pork shoulder, blackened calamari, a dollop of lemon and parsely mayonnaise, pork crackling, and rocket — is the favourite roll offered by sandwich makers Sub Cult.
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Nurset Gokce—or "Salt Bae", as the world has come to know and love him by—first graced us with his beautiful presence in January by salting a seared steak in the most elegant of ways.
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You'll want to start with something lighter like fried pickled peppers or devils on horseback before digging into a main like the grilled angus ribeye with seared jumbo shrimp, roasted fingerlings, asparagus, and lemon cream sauce.
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Unusual and winning, kawari tofu came in three small cups; in each, the dice of soft, chilled tofu was topped with tuna or crab or seared scallop, and all were drizzled with sweet sake soy sauce.
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Driving the news: Seaport Global analysts Michael Ward seared the company with a scathing "sell" recommendation on its third day of trading, notching a $42 target — $26 a share lower than its price at the time.
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In visits to four camps around Greece — on the island of Lesbos, on the northern Greek mainland and outside Athens — migrants already seared by conflict and poverty voiced common concerns about inadequate food and health care.
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One night, the single steak of the day—an unmarbled and unmemorable "bachelor" cut (also known as a "clod") from the shoulder, seared simply—was overpowered by its side of oily roasted beets and wilted greens.
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I smack my chops looking at painstakingly staged pictures of cheese, bacon, mushroom and olive omelettes, salmon salad stuffed avocados, ribeye steaks, pan-seared in butter with handful of steamed broccoli florets drenched in olive oil.
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Recipe: Seared Tuna, White Bean and Fennel Salad And to drink ... This cool-weather cousin of salade niçoise and other Mediterranean staples probably goes best with exactly what matches its warm-weather variations: dry Provençal rosé.
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With locations in Boston and elsewhere, this pizzeria is heading to the Upper East Side with pies that are seared and grilled in avocado oil and topped with variations, like the Reuben with pastrami and sauerkraut.
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Guests sit beneath the original beautifully coffered ceiling, enjoying local table wines and petiscos (snacks) — try the seared sesame-coated tuna and the baked octopus with sweet-and-sour onion chutney. 2490-2227-220-210-2011.
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"Originally, I wanted to serve everyday food like my family would make, kuku, salads, rice," she told me as she put some seared cod into the herb sauce to gently simmer, allowing the flavors to meld.
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A trio of flash-seared Hokkaido sea scallop, Pacific mackerel whose skin had been peppered and griddled, and raw amberjack under tiny cells of finger lime suggested that Mr. Torrisi could run a stunning sushi restaurant.
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Candace Payne, or as you likely know her, Chewbacca Mom, has cashed in on what began as a Facebook Live video and has since become a meme that is all but permanently seared onto our brains.
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Then, we got a cooking demonstration, including a mini-sandwich of pan con tomate with scissor-cut slices of pan-seared lamb and a deconstructed spin on a Catalan dish traditionally served during the wine harvest.
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The images of Venables and Thompson leading James from a mall while his mother was distracted — captured on security cameras and widely shown on TV news at the time — are seared in many people's memory here.
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Some scholars believe Gaddi was in fact influenced by the total solar eclipse that occurred on July 16, 1330 — an event that, had it seared his eyes, would surely have also burned itself upon his memory.
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If it's a hit, the words he inspired will be seared into our collective consciousness forever, which means the idea that men can be muses just as easily as women will become one that we simply accept.
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If this Givenchy lace-up bodysuit is seared into your memory, it's probably because Kris stepped out wearing it right after daughter Kim Kardashian West gave it a spin — same over-the-knee peep-toes and all!
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As the flames reached several feet in the air and the smoke seared his eyes, Tabu, bare-chested and wearing a cross, recalled how he didn't earn enough money to send all his five children to school.
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As for food, the Culinary Institute of America provided an array of dishes from carrot gazpacho to spiced duck meatballs and seared Hudson Valley foie gras on toasted brioche (a favorite of Mowry-Housley's brother Tahj Mowry).
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Playing to my heritage, I serve the usual Thanksgiving items with a Southeast Asian twist: brussels sprouts seared in fish sauce, garlic, and chiles; sweet potatoes roasted with citrus and cumin; and coconut added to pumpkin pies.
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Nintendo's stream showed Link taking a pasting in combat and pausing time to gobble a seared steak, a process reminiscent of Skyrim's mythical player character taking time out of an epic fight to chain-eat 20 sweetrolls.
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The top-split roll with a Parker House flavor is a major contributor to the all-around excellence of the oversize hot dog that runs with juices like an Italian sausage when you break its seared skin.
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Image: Peter DevineFor the first time, astronomers have discovered a class of exoplanets whose atmospheres have been seared away by heat, removing any doubts about what happens when a rocky object wanders too close to a star.
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In fact, seared into my mind is the image of a red, white, and blue bag of charcoal that sat by the back door and always accompanied us on our camping trips when I was a child.
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In that context, what some Boulder residents found off-putting about Hell's Backbone Grill wasn't its prices but its dishes: slow-cooked things, grass-fed things, sage-smashed potato pancakes, seared duck with rose-hip cream sauce.
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Some cuts, like the shoulder chops and country-style rib chops, are best braised or stewed, but the thick rib and loin chops, seared in a pan or broiled to medium, are exceptionally tasty and quite tender.
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Seared scallops with red pepper and basil (22 euros) makes for a standout starter, and the spaghetti with pecorino and zucchini flowers (16 euros) is a welcome variation on the city's ubiquitous pasta with cacio e pepe.
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You won't find any brownies on Chef Drummer's menu; her sweet and savory dishes are more along the lines of seared duck with cauliflower, chanterelles, and a blueberry gastrique infused with the popular cannabis strain Blue Dream.
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I was then the Beijing bureau chief of The Times, and I ran around that evening, the notebook clutched in my hand stained with the sweat of fear, to document horrors that remain seared into my memory.
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Perhaps. At a demonstration a few months ago, I was struck by the ease of use and the results, which include the ability to cook a steak that's invitingly seared on the outside and properly rosy within.
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In Manhattan, he's offering crisp whole mandarin fish with either Sichuan or sweet and pungent sauces, and salt-and-pepper veal ribs, in addition to favorites like wok-seared long dumplings, Sichuan cucumbers and kung pao chicken.
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"Seared," which had its premiere at San Francisco Playhouse and was staged at the Williamstown Theater Festival last summer, with a different lead actor, comes to New York when cooking and eating onstage have been increasingly popular.
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The best taco I had at Empellón, not counting the corn ice cream, was one I made from the peppers and onions sizzling on an iron plate on which a server had briefly seared a Wagyu steak.
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Spiced Seared Eggplant With Pearl Couscous I'm really feeling eggplant this fall, but I've had a hard time finding great recipes that are fast enough to make after work — that's why I'm particularly excited about this one.
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The disappointed voters in the film "seared into me," Bannon said, the fact that middle-class Americans badly wanted change, and could be lured away from the Democratic Party if they felt that they had been conned.
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But even so, her consciousness was seared as early as 11, at her first public recital, in a library building that still stands, when her parents, seated proudly in the front row, were moved to the back.
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Set to brining the meat for Florence Fabricant's new recipe for seared lamb ribs with spicy yogurt sauce, and you'll perhaps enjoy the best meal of the year Friday night, alongside a glass of Corsican red wine.
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As I recall it—and although it has been six years, this episode was seared into my memory—a cached version remained shortly after the post was unpublished, but it was soon scrubbed from Google search results.
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Anne Frank's adolescence and images of concentration camp liberation were seared into American consciousness, but absent greater historical context the Holocaust quickly became an all-purpose symbol rather than a series of historical events to be reckoned with.
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The retired peanut farmer, 93, has been less vocal than other former commanders in chief about the goings-on in the White House, but in a recent interview with The Washington Post, Carter seared Trump's policies and character.
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Guests will dine on traditional Caesar salad with homemade focaccia croutons, a choice of either pan-seared Dover sole with Champagne sauce or dry-aged prime New York strip steak, and chocolate cake with vanilla sauce for dessert.
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K. R. Sridhar, co-founder and CEO Something's heating up in the oven over at Blue Apron, and we're not talking about the company's on-demand meal kits ranging from roasted onion miso ramen to seared peppercorn steaks.
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With the attacks in Paris, Belgium and San Bernardino, California still seared in the hearts and minds of the international community, the carnage of Orlando demands collective action to accompany the strong words of condemnation from national leaders.
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I remember little of the New Labour landslide, or Diana's funeral, or Dolly the sheep, but those 3 minutes and 46 seconds, stumbled across while channel-hopping one quiet Saturday afternoon seared themselves into my brain for good.
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Jeremy Charles prepared a moose chili, Dammann and Marc-Alexandre Messier prepared seared boudin noir, Antonio Park made a spicy seafood soup, Chuck Hughes sent out chicken skin with lobster and caviar, and Jamie Kennedy made oxtail poutine.
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Think linefish sashimi larb, smoked coconut and toasted rice; coal-seared tuna with barbecue turmeric dressing; beef tartare with port and herb jellies and a rye and onion crisp — and that's just the first three of eight courses.
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As Christine Blasey Ford testified in Washington last week about the sexual assault that she said happened years ago but remained seared in her memory, a woman on the other side of the country watched and felt inspired.
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The conflagration that resulted from trying to light a cherry-flavored Tiparillo in her car, in 1997, seared her hands and the lower half of her body; the Uggs she was wearing spared her lower legs and feet.
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Big flour tortilla, a good melting cheese (a brick of industrial mozzarella will deliver that authentic New York street-cart experience) and, let's say, some crumbled cooked chorizo or quickly seared skirt steak dressed in salt and pepper.
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Just when you've decided you've never tasted a more beautifully seared duck breast, you notice that it was served beside a shatteringly thin envelope of savory pie, North African in inspiration, wonderful to eat and tricky to make.
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" In a letter to the faculty and staff last year, Mr. Udpa addressed the scandal engulfing the university and said the pain inflicted on Dr. Nassar's victims "will remain seared in our memories as long as we live.
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I'd recommend this to anyone who needs a meat fix and, although you can overcook stuff in this beast, I suspect with a little planning you'll find yourself with a nicely cooked and seared piece of meat every time.
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The big picture: Camping has never been more popular in the U.S., even if some of that is driven by folks whose primary motivation is getting the perfect Instagram of a campfire-seared avocado toast against the setting sun.
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The lunch menu, titled "A Toast to the Bride!" featured a range of delectable treats, like roast carrot and avocado salad, French toast with caramel apples, seared salmon, cabbage and apple salad, and chocolate cake with malted chocolate ganache.
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But I soon pivoted to my experience working in the Obama administration on the auto rescue, an experience that had seared into me the sense that intermingled among the many winners from globalization were a substantial number of losers.
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The looks are meant to symbolize what the collection embodies: vintage punk rock, escapism, and the kind of rebellious, anything-goes attitude that's been missing in NYC since Studio 54 turned into a place that serves pan-seared halibut.
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Yet the wonder of the library, despite Caesar's incineration of it (for he held Caesar strictly to blame), had been seared on the memory of the world and on its image of Alexandria, as a cosmopolitan city of learning.
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The parts were taken from a barrel where Avery is accused of having burned Halbach's remains, and wewannawii's theory is that the heat from the fire may have seared Avery's thumbprint onto the inside of the phone's battery cover.
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U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping sat down together to dine on pan-seared Dover sole and New York strip steak on Thursday, spending some social time before digging into thorny bilateral security and trade issues.
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I now understand speed junkies completely I don't want this to be an advertisement for McLaren, but this 650S Can-Am, which is a super exclusive limited edition of just 50 examples, will be seared forever in my memory.
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But the city's present claim to fame is Pic, a Michelin three-star-rated restaurant run by Anne-Sophie Pic, France's most celebrated female chef, where we once had my mother-in-law's birthday, over seared fresh foie gras.
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The moment was captured in a photograph, an unforgettable image that was seared in the world's collective memory as a symbol of resilience: three firefighters raising an American flag amid the ruins of the World Trade Center on Sept.
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Theater Review LONDON — If you've recently seared the London and Broadway stages with a tempestuous performance in "A View from the Bridge," why not move on to a play that asks you to battle the mother of all storms?
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Want to rub sweaty elbows with tens of thousands of retail enthusiasts in a 2360-acre, sun-seared outdoor market with some 21920,212 booths hocking coconut-shell ashtrays, elephant-print pants, jasmine soaps, striped cushions and countless other wares?
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Napalm, Agent Orange, cluster bombs, destruction of villages and towns, rapes, tortures, Kim Phuc, the naked young girl running down the country road and screaming with pain from the napalm on her body, are seared in our collective conscience.
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It's not at all unusual for her to dress up in lingerie for me, but she told me she was going to make us seared ahi tuna (with a glaze!) for dinner, and I thought that would happen first.
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It can also mean explaining the science behind a trick that will improve your cooking, like what happens when you add a touch of mayonnaise to marinades for grilled or seared meats, which I'll explore in my second column.
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Lightly seared foie gras tastes like a new luxury when it's sliced as thin as paper and staged with three kinds of apple (poached, pickled, caramelized) and a sauce that resonates with charred lemon, duck jus and fried capers.
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And dishes like roasted carrots glazed with tahini and date syrup, labneh with caramelized pineapple and sumac, and seared baby lamb chops marinated in shug (green chile, cardamom and cilantro sauce) capture the exuberant spirit of her new home.
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Halved artichoke seared in the fire's embers, with smoked paprika aioli for dipping, was so good I told our waitress I would like to lick the plate (she kindly offered to hold a sheet up so nobody would see).
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But it was DeAndre Yedlin (my duuuuude!) who sent in the hammer that set the nail in the coffin for Chelsea, as Yedlin's cross seared across the goalfront and landed with Jermain Defoe for a lovely little two-touch strike.
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The deaths inflamed emotions in a country already polarized over the war and left an image seared in the national memory: John Paul Filo's Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph of Mary Ann Vecchio grieving over the body of victim Jeffrey Miller.
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There he sat down with elders young and old, many of them wearing round, woolen "pakul" hats and sporting beards dyed orange, to share a lengthy meal of seared goat meat and urge his hosts to oppose the new threat.
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The result is that for those of us whose formative political experiences include the 2000 election, the recount, 9/11, and the Iraq war, the dangers of apathy and third-party voting are seared into our memories for a lifetime.
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Gallipoli was the first time that soldiers from Australia and New Zealand fought under their own flags and is seared in the national consciousness as a point where their nations came of age, emerging from the shadow of the British empire.
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For people of this stature, taking pictures like this with other members of their micro-caste of puffy swells—variously seared pink or golden brown, buzzcut and triangular or pillowy and spheroid, foreign or domestic—is something like their job.
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Norris' trademark artistic style on the covers of albums like Combat's I Know a Girl Who Develops Crime Scene Photos was immediately identifiable among its punk peers—a perverse heap of neon limbs, decapitated skulls, blood spatters, and seared flesh.
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Sometimes success means making sure a dish is prepared perfectly, so that the gnocchi are light and airy (keep the flour to a minimum, Mr. Grant advises, and don't overwork them), and scallops are seared golden brown and meltingly tender.
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Image 4003 of 2 LARUNS, France – The Tour de France&aposs penultimate stage is a time trial in the Basque Country, where pan-seared squid with Espelette peppers washed down with deep red wines contribute to the locals&apos bonhomie.
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What I do know is that she first pan-seared the steak and then baked it in the oven," or, "The most exciting beverage sold there was Flem's Cherry Bounce, made from pure corn whiskey and some combination of cherries.
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But who in New York would pass up a meal of addictive plum-sauced chicken wings, fried rice laced with fresh lump crab, seared strip steak sizzling on a cast-iron pan, and jackfruit-coconut ice cream, all under the stars?
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Working in the predigital era, when music was sold primarily on vinyl and artists were often trying to make a personal statement with their albums, Mr. Burden created cover after cover that seared their way into the minds of fans.
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"If you put a barrier of basically sugar and oil between the meat and the heat, then that is what becomes seared instead of the meat," said Nigel Brockton, vice president of research at the American Institute for Cancer Research.
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If you're not watching the game, though, or if you are watching the game but the notion of stuffed jalapeños and Buffalo chicken dip makes you tired, try this Vietnamese-style dinner instead: rice noodles with seared pork, carrots and herbs.
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In "The Path to Power," Volume I of his monumental biography, "The Years of Lyndon Johnson," Robert A. Caro ignited a blowtorch whose bright flame both illuminated Johnson's early career and badly seared his reputation as a young man of integrity.
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Seared by the fiasco of the Bay of Pigs incursion and leery after the nuclear near miss of the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Kennedys spent much of their time in power exploring ways to counter and possibly topple Fidel Castro.
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No tomato paste, no wine, these short ribs are seared, then braised in a tangy, savory liquid made from browned onions and garlic, vinegar, a touch of soy sauce for salty depth and an important but almost imperceptible dab of honey.
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But her salmon recipes, like one for seared fish on a bed of kale and quinoa, appreciate the local catch, as does a simple and excellent dish of halibut in Thai curry and another for black cod with bok choy.
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Herby Pork Larb With Chile I couldn't stop eating this dish, a simplified version of the Laotian and Thai staple larb moo that combines pan-seared ground pork (or use turkey or chicken instead) with herbs, lime, fish sauce and chiles.
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Once you add perfectly seasoned, generously seared bits of carne asada or al pastor, and salsas that don't shy from heat, you will have a taco that can rival the versions that your friends in Los Angeles can't stop talking about.
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Crisp Gnocchi With Brussels Sprouts and Brown Butter NYT Cooking users are going wild for this recipe, which pairs seared, halved brussels sprouts with potato gnocchi (store-bought, clearly) and lemon for a fast, one-pan, dare-I-say-genius dinner.
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And that was followed by the intensely bitter struggle over Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the high court in 2018, a battle that remains seared in the minds of senators from both parties, especially those like Collins up for reelection this year.
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Cruz, meanwhile, seared Trump, accusing him of being part of the system he purports to disown, referencing his opponent's support of eminent domain policies, which he called "a wonderful thing" in an interview with Fox News' Bret Baier in October.
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The gang feasted on shrimp cocktail and tuna tartare with salads of baby arugula and beets, as well as main dishes like branzino and pan seared scallops, cornish hen, and petite filet with sides of roasted cauliflower, broccoli rabe and steamed asparagus.
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Many of Tasty's videos share one thing in common: Food is boiled, seared, and sous vided atop an induction cooktop, a simple mini-stove that's good for everything from keeping food warm to augmenting the teensy burners in your teensy apartment kitchen.
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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping sat down to steak and pan-seared sole shortly after Trump made the decision to pull the trigger on a missile strike in Syria -- the biggest military action of his presidency.
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The date is seared into the national consciousness as a point where the two nations emerged from the shadow of the British empire, and has become a solemn anniversary to remember troops from both countries who served and died in all wars.
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Still seared in our memories are the horrific stories reported daily from West Africa in 2014 and 85033 – stories like five Liberian children left home alone for three days with corpses of their Ebola-infected parents because ambulance services were stretched too thin.
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A former skid-row district once known as Cass Corridor, Midtown today is dotted with loft apartments, a bar promoting its "artisanal ale" and a fashionable farm-to-table restaurant where diners can sip craft cocktails and eat seared octopus and beef tartare.
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Among those believers in old-school rib-eye cooking is Dead Set on Life (one of the very best shows on VICELAND; check your local listings) host Matty Matheson who showed us how to make a truly perfect pan-seared rib-eye steak.
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I've made versions featuring fresh squid, cut into bite-size rings and simmered in the sauce; oily sardines seared on the side and served on top; and whole tins of salty anchovies melted into olive oil alongside a healthy pinch of chile flakes.
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This is how I was introduced to other supertasty, affordable cuts that could be seared and served rare, like boneless short ribs (no braise required), thicker pieces of flank (avoid thinner pieces, which can overcook) and bavette (the bottom part of the sirloin).
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An Art-Nouveau-in-outer-space ambience, courtesy of Toronto-based DesignAgency, complements the chef Guillaume Robin's precise, Canadian-accented creations, like cold-smoked BC scallops and seared Quebec duck breast, along with 320-dollar Osetra caviar and a 75-dollar whole chicken.
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During the bay scallop season, which has an annoying habit of ending before I have eaten enough of them, Tetsu seared them with skinny lengths of asparagus and sent them out with garlic-anchovy oil and lime juice, simmering in a hot bowl.
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The campfire dinners ($19 to $32), including roasted chicken and a grilled New York strip steak, are complimented by a colorful array of "kindling:" grilled corn with Dutch knuckle cheese ($5), pan-seared ratatouille ($6) or roasted cauliflower in brown butter ($7).
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At dinner — a light "Floribbean" meal of shrimp cocktail and seared tuna niçoise salad — I met Kathleen Young from Central Florida, who uses the ship monthly to avoid flying on a small plane to the island, where she was receiving treatment for cancer.
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To finish the job, she took out a branding machine and seared the date of purchase into the leather patch, a detail that made them a fabulous souvenir if you can afford to spend the 23,800 yen, or about $218, for a pair.
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Tunisia's place in the Arab world was seared into history when a fruit seller named Mohamed Bouazizi lit himself on fire after a confrontation with the police, setting off protests that toppled the country's longtime strongman, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, in 2011.
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Instead, for dinner this night, hambone or no, take it easy: I like Melissa Clark's Tuscan kale salad, and I love it alongside or underneath a few scallops seared in a tiny amount of oil and then basted in butter until glistening.
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Skillet Hot Honey Chicken With Hearty Greens Another smart one-pan recipe, in which the chicken thighs are seared to render their fat, and then that savory fat is used as the base for a dressing of chiles, honey and apple cider vinegar.
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My inaugural visit gave me hope for the place when on a Friday night I sliced into sweet seared diver scallops arranged with a taste of the tropics: shards of crispy rice, tufts of coconut foam and a jolt of passionfruit vinaigrette.
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In the age of the camera, some acts of cultural destruction have been seared into our collective memory: the bonfires of books forbidden by Nazis, the smashing of Chinese treasures during the Cultural Revolution, the Taliban detonation of the Buddhas of Bamiyan.
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Within the first week with Blue Apron, I'd made that curry with pan-seared catfish, a pasta sauce made creamy by using spreadable goat cheese, and a "Persian-style" chicken and crispy rice, and all three were great breaks from my weeknight meal routine.
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B. This week, as we celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., we're reminded of those iconic pictures of him that are seared permanently into our minds, each defining what strength, leadership, and hope looks like in the United States of America.
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For the buffet station, Williams and McKinley's family and friends could choose among organic kale salad, lemon rosemary chicken breast with caper sauce, pan-seared salmon with red-onion marmalade, roasted potatoes, orecchiette pasta with chardonnay cream sauce and pesto, green beans and grilled ciabbata.
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Elie Wiesel, the Auschwitz survivor who became an eloquent witness for the six million Jews slaughtered in World War II and who, more than anyone else, seared the memory of the Holocaust on the world's conscience, died on Saturday at his home in Manhattan.
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There are at least five trillion pieces of these bad boys in the oceans today, ready to be ingested by those oysters that might end up on your plate at happy hour, or dried into the flaky sea salt that graces your seared steak.
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Xi and his wife, Peng Liyuan, joined Trump and his wife, Melania, at a long table in an ornate candle-lit private dining room festooned with red and yellow floral centerpieces, where they dined on pan-seared Dover sole and New York strip steak.
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"I can't even believe I'm being this candid," Mr. Hunnam said as he revealed his pot-growing days — they're behind him now, he swears — over a lunch of seared halibut and spring peas at the Four Seasons in Lower Manhattan a few weeks ago.
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A bulging lobe of sweetbreads, scored with a knife and seared in a pan, is wonderful with its surrounding sauce, but you will also want to get some of that lively union of cream, white wine, tomatoes and fresh, minty tarragon on its own.
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"One of the questions I have, is that this has become a dominant narrative, that the crisis was such a big effect that it's seared onto the mind of investors and policymakers and everything is seen through the prism of the last crisis," Donovan said.
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Before the storm, the region had been seared by drought, and huge forest fires swept through several areas in south central Chile over the past month, including Cajón del Maipo, the valley in the Andean foothills southeast of Santiago where the Maipo River flows.
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But if you want to go the "spread plus toast equals lunch" route, I like to smear it on generously — three or four tablespoons per slice of toast — and add a handful of diced, seared Italian sausage and Parmesan shaved on with a vegetable peeler.
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And at the firehouse in front of the elementary school — a landmark seared into the memories of many as the place where families learned their children or relatives were dead — dozens of bundled-up conifers had been propped up outside, awaiting a tree sale.
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As a child, photographer (and MacArthur "Genius Grant" winner) Dawoud Bey pored over Lorraine Hansberry's book The Movement: Documentary of a Struggle for Equality; a photograph of an injured survivor of the bombing — Sarah Collins, whose sister was killed — seared itself on his memory.
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Appetizers entail seared strawberries drizzled in balsamic vinegar, green garlic panisse, and dates stuffed with goat cheese—placed directly into our mouths by one of the 11 or so servers, who are dressed sharply in black and white and wearing masks like out of a masquerade ball.
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With images of tanks descending on Ferguson protestors and the stoic countenance of Ieshia Evans before she is pulled behind a line of riot police seared into our national memory, it was difficult to make sense of a decree that encouraged these displays of military force.
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Located in New York's SoHo neighborhood, where the show was originally set, the apartment — called "The One with the Pop-Up" — features all the set re-creations, props and costumes that are seared into your brain from 10 seasons on NBC and endless rewatches on Netflix.
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Recollections of Chloe — who was not yet 2 at the time of her medical crisis — are seared into Carol's memory, bringing a smile whenever she remembers the last time she saw her daughter, picking violets in the back yard and holding them up to her nose.
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A trio of plump Georges Bay scallops was both tasty and pretty, pan-seared to a caramelized golden brownness and arrayed on a rectangular white plate atop an attractive spring risotto, with lemon crème fraîche lending a velvety richness and pea purée a brilliant green coloration.
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Over a familiar menu that included an iceberg wedge salad — dripping with Roquefort dressing and bacon — dinner rolls, Maine lobster ravioli, sliced beef tenderloin, pan-seared sea bass, and baked Alaska for dessert, Trump rubbed elbows with at least one subset of Palm Beach's social crowd.
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In one salad, seared tuna was propped atop a busy understructure of snap peas, red onions, grape tomatoes, carrots in a blood-orange vinaigrette, and fried rice noodles, and while the tuna looked great — deep purple slices, paved thickly with black sesame seeds — it lacked taste.
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If that series remains seared into the minds of the Yankees for its mind-melting heat, it was also four days filled with quirks and drama — and, in retrospect, a pivot point for their season, which headed in a downward direction they have yet to reverse.
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Right now, what's seared into my memory is the uproarious amusement of the men and women in the audience at President Trump's rally last week in Mississippi, when he tore into Dr. Blasey, a moment that political analysts say pushed Justice Kavanaugh's nomination over the top.
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A bowl of them with toothpicks for stabbing can go on that antipasto platter, they add zest to grilled-cheese sandwiches or panini, and you could dice them to scatter on seared fish, just as you would capers: Pickled shiitake mushrooms, $18 for 13.5 ounces, healdsburgshed.com.
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The chef and owner Jeff Smedstad's travels across Oaxaca, Veracruz and Puebla pay off in an assortment of entrees like the chicken chilaquiles (smoked chicken and tortillas simmered in guajillo sauce) and a vegetable relleno with seared vegetables and apples, pecans, pumpkin seeds and pepita crema.
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Its owner and chef, Yasutaka Nerome, changes the menu daily depending on what's fresh and in season, but sample dishes include grilled eggplant and shiitake mushrooms, seared venison — the island is home to a large population of Japanese deer — tsukemono (pickled vegetables), and simple, fresh sashimi platters.
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And of all the images, after the hours of questions and answers, grandstanding, interpreting and debating, it is not the many dark suits with red or blue ties and the little Congressional lapel pins that are the de facto Hill uniform that remain seared into memory.
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Zhu divides her menu into six sections, according to the Chinese calendar, but chances are that most people will choose a meal not based on the vernal equinox but, rather, on their preference for pan-seared pork dumplings over, say, sticky-rice-and-bacon siu mai .
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The French ideas, like a drum of pig's trotter under a fried quail egg with flageolets and other beans, or the darkly seared duck breast with melting foie gras and a savory triangle of duck leg, dates and pistachios in brik pastry, have an easy inevitability.
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But, on Wednesday night, I think a pan-seared steak with red wine sauce would be a very nice meal indeed, if you're not in the mood for a winter squash and pork stir-fry or a platter of vegan braised Chinese mushrooms and baby bok choy.
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It will serve Mr. Shani's signature whole roasted cauliflower, as well as assorted eggplant preparations; meatballs on a bed of creamy, golden mashed potatoes; a falafel burger; salmon schnitzel; seared wild mushrooms with sour cream and scallions, and a rib-eye minute steak with tahini and salsa.
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First off, in case you forgot (for me, personally, it's seared into my retinas), here's what we're working with: "Jon Snow's butt is yet another example of how the media is poisoning America with body image issues and by America I mean me," a fan captioned the screen grab.
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I must have seen it a thousand times, and to this day, Barrymore's delivery of "Why her?" when Josie defends Aldys (Leelee Sobieski) from the same kind of cruel prom prank that left her scarred, is seared into my brain, a call to arms for any misfit teenage girl.
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If your pan-seared salmon didn't quite turn out right, you may be tempted to blame it on the type of salmon you bought—maybe it was farm-raised instead of wild—but none of that should matter if you understand the chemistry of how this colorful fish cooks.
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As the two leaders sat down to steak and pan-seared sole at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, Trump made the decision to pull the trigger on a missile strike in Syria -- the biggest military action of his presidency and a possible declaration of intent for Pyongyang.
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I have been inside the Senate chamber to observe several momentous events over the years, from the impeachment trial of Bill Clinton, to the vote to authorize war after 9/11, but the nearly hour long swirl of emotion I witnessed Tuesday afternoon is seared in my memory.
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Read: Hillary Clinton (jokingly) pledges UFO probe Hillary Clinton remembers 210 Jeff Zeleny in Cedar Rapids, Iowa Hillary Clinton made clear Monday that a painful lesson from her 2008 campaign remains seared in her memory: Few things can humble a confident front-runner more than losing the Iowa caucuses.
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These are cooks who know, say, exactly how many shakes they will give their fried prawn noodles before they are seared just-so in their woks, or who know that their herbal pork-rib soups are at their best three hours and seven minutes after their stands open.
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Instead, tonight, thrill to the scallop: fat ones lightly seared and placed on top of a shallot-infused butter sauce into which you've cut a little Dijon mustard along with white-wine vinegar, and maybe some cream at the end, with toast and a few slices of avocado.
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Is trotting out a version of a classic Escoffier dish, in this case slightly overcooked lamb with seared potatoes and a sauce Choron, the equivalent of Picasso executing the occasional formal portrait to prove that he knows that human eyes do not stack like those of a turbot?
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The brutal violence seared not only people like the McConville children, but also IRA members embittered by a peace that fell far short of the goal of a united Ireland, and left them wondering whether the killings they committed were not justified acts of war, but simple murders.
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The show made its debut in 21974, and, as with many sitcoms in that era of only three networks, its characters seared their way into the public consciousness with a disproportionate vigor: The series lasted only two seasons, but the mother-in-law personas acquired a certain immortality.
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"Las Vegas and the church in Texas have fallen off the map — two of the most heinous mass murders in recent American history," said Tom Brokaw, the special correspondent at NBC News, flagging two episodes that would have, under previous circumstances, most likely remained seared in the national conversation.
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This week, David Tanis is here to help, with a trio of really nice and moderately romantic recipes that are as good for novice or early-intermediate cooks as they are for the expert: a citrus salad to start, followed by some beautiful seared scallops, with chocolate-bourbon truffles for dessert.
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I seared the roast before placing it in the slow cooker, browning it aggressively beneath a shower of salt and pepper and a coating of all-purpose flour that I hoped would create a fond, or base of flavor, to replace the gravy mix, and give some structure to the sauce.
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"New Orleans weddings are seafood heavy because of where we are and the type of food we're known for: shrimp-and-grits, gumbo, pan-seared jumbo sea scallops, and sweet potato and barbecue shrimp tart," said Ashley Wright, the catering sales manager at the Windsor Court Hotel in that city.
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The installation features large portraits of the students made from a million multi-colored Legos that hover above a cavernous exhibit space, images that have become seared into the Mexican conscience by grieving family members who often hoist posters with the same images at protests demanding answers for their sons' disappearance.
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Mr. Gentili turns out some delectable little starters (puzzlingly called "tapas" on the menu): pan-seared shrimp swaddled in bacon; milky burrata paired with warm, chunky caponata; prosciutto di Parma and fresh mozzarella drizzled with honey-truffle oil; and tiny ruffled arugula mingled with pleats of prosciutto and shavings of Parmesan.
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The restaurateur Metodija Mihajlov and his partners selected the name to reflect a global approach, though it has a menu that you'll find across the city: roasted beets with goat cheese, charred octopus with potatoes, wild mushroom flatbread, burrata, short-rib cavatelli, seared branzino, roast herb chicken and a burger.
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That notion has been seared into Democrats' 2020 strategies: virtually every candidate vying for the Democratic nomination has denounced the role of corporate money in politics; campaign rhetoric is rife with tales of blue-collar upbringings and life experiences; and talking about corporate greed has become a crowd-pleaser at rallies.
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Not because I was reluctant -- I'm actually something of a prequel apologist and feel they contain some scenes, humor and myth that are on par with the originals -- but because the details just were not seared into my brain; I'd seen them only a couple of times each instead of dozens.
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Had he held onto them a little longer, he might have blazed a genuinely new trail, shaken the franchise from its lingering sense of rote repetition, and seared a traumatic-but-awesome experience into the heads of a new generation of viewers, just as The Empire Strikes Back once did.
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The menu, which doesn't duplicate any dishes from Madame Vo, includes beef wrapped around onions and skewered, ground Wagyu in betel leaves, Berkshire pork meatballs and five-spice beef tongue, all to be seared at the table then wrapped in softened rice paper, lettuce, rice vermicelli, pineapple, chiles and other accouterments.
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Local cocktail expert Gui Jaroschy, formerly of Freehand's Broken Shaker bar, oversees the property's food-and-drink offerings, including the buzzy Jim and Neesie restaurant, which serves an eclectic mix of globally inspired dishes: papas bravas dipped in shishito-spiked romescu, citrusy hamachi tiradito, pan-seared snapper with sweet chili sauce.
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On Monday, you could maybe stay in the light-dinner vein, as befits summertime eating, and make Melissa Clark's recipe for hot-and-sour seared tofu with sugar snap peas, or Mark Bittman's recipe for pasta with mint and Parmesan, or David Tanis's recipe for corn, avocado and cucumber salad.
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With his tangerine skin and white-circled sun-bed-goggle eyes, his candy-floss blond comb-over and too-long bright red ties and blowzy Brioni suits, he is a cartoon of a politician straight out of late-night TV: risible and seared into your retinas at the same time.
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The veal Rossini is a triumph, with a nicely undercooked veal mignon and just enough richness from the little slice of pan-seared foie gras—and just enough mystery from the minced black truffle—to make it work, in a way that the original tournedos version no longer quite does.
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Months-long drought in the Dakotas and Montana, a June hail and severe weather outbreak in Minnesota and the upper Midwest, and late winter tornado outbreaks across the central U.S. may not have seared into our consciousness like Harvey or Maria, but they were each on their own billion-dollar disasters.
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Among the dishes are bacon carpaccio (sliced, cured pork belly with truffle oil and shaved Parmesan); bacon sushi seared tableside and served over rice; pork jowl (a kind of bacon, too) with chive kimchi; a chunk of pork belly glazed with gochujang; and pork belly schnitzel with forceful Korean mustard.
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Over seared ahi tuna, langoustine tail, cocktails, and caviar, in settings ranging from the home of a former Boston Red Sox CEO, to a Las Vegas casino, to the Carlyle Hotel in Manhattan, Joe Biden's donors have been listening to the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination explain that everyday people feel left behind.
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Listen to this week's Keeping Score podcast: A wrap up of this week's sports news: Putt up or shut up: Golfer Brooks Koepka walked away from the U.S. Open with his first major title, filleting rival Rickie Fowler -- who was then promptly seared on social media for his disappointing fifth-place finish.
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This trip will remain memorable in a very different sense: Rather than the impressive chaparral yucca or beautiful orange bush monkeyflowers on the trail, I have an image seared into my brain of a stranger literally appearing out of thin air to help me in a sun-scorched ravine during a heat wave.
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The added benefit of potentially accomplishing a separate significant policy goal at the same time as the tax overhaul is appealing to many in the rank-and-file as well, who still have the health care failures seared into their memories and are reminded of them every day by constituents and donors.
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A Honduran family who got tear-gassed can stay in the US -- for now Of all the recent images of migrants at the border, one is seared into many Americans' minds: a mother on the Mexican side of the border yanking her diaper-clad daughters away from tear gas fired by US authorities.
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Seared by a campaign in which he was buffeted by Trump and harsh media coverage of ads Gillespie ran that seemed calculated to seize on some of the divisive issues that had propelled the President to office, he took a long pause when asked if he would counsel others to run for office.
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In one of his many political comments on Thursday, Judge Kavanaugh said he had been subjected to a "good, old-fashioned attempt at Borking" — referring to the failed 1987 Supreme Court nomination of Judge Robert Bork that is seared in the minds of conservatives who believe their champion was unfairly attacked by Democrats.
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On this particular morning, by 242, Mr. Paiva had broken down a 22019-pound bigeye tuna, a 323-pound swordfish, a 232-pound bluefin tuna, a 2500-pound halibut and a 215-pound mahi-mahi — taking only a short break for breakfast: three boiled eggs and a pan-seared steak, cooked medium.
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The question turned on whether Mr. Strathearn and Mike Fleck, a political consultant for Mr. Pawlowski, were really discussing meatballs — seared, simmered and sauced — in a series of phone calls, or whether they had taken a cue from shady deals of yore and were using "meatballs" as a code word for a payoff.
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This year alone, audiences can see a new play by Ms. Rebeck with a restaurant setting, "Seared," at the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts starting in July; in November comes "Downstairs," a family drama at Primary Stages in New York, which was written for its stars, siblings Tyne Daly and Tim Daly.
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That role was first taken all those years ago by Jennifer Holliday, whose jaw-dropping exploration of the most intimate recesses of pain remains seared on the memory of those who saw the production from the director-choreographer Michael Bennett, who would die of AIDS-related complications just a few years later.
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Regardless of your views of the underlying legal arguments in the case, the image of a small, frightened boy being pulled from the arms of a sheltering adult by a team of heavily armed federal agents remains seared in the minds of many people as a low point in the immigration debate.
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A hamburguesa made of a super thin beef patty cooked to a crisp on a griddle with butter, topped with seared ham, cheese, shredded lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise on a giant squishy sesame seed bun at a cluster of stands at the corner of Pedro Moreno and Av. Insurgentes (San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas).
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In between the bites of seared meat and griddled corn tortillas—and the subsequent huge gulps of water and agua fresca that Burkett drinks to extinguish the spiciness of the stand's semi-spicy red salsa—he tells me about a new restaurant review project that he is working on, titled S&M Food Reviews.
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Their goal has been to get enough human rights guarantees from the Vietnamese to allow for the lifting of sanctions on arms sales to Vietnam and perhaps the return of American military units to its shores for the first time since the chaotic helicopter evacuation from Saigon that is seared in the American memory.
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Several of the dishes my companions and I liked best highlighted seasonal produce, including two preparations made with fresh spring peas — a bright-green, mint-infused soup and a plate of delicate pea ravioli with thyme butter sauce — and two more (an appetizer and a seared yellowfin tuna entree) featuring lightly crisped artichoke hearts.
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"I do not know your name — but your words are forever seared on my soul, words that should be required reading for men and women of all ages," he wrote, referring to the powerful statement the 23-year-old woman read in court during a sentencing hearing in Santa Clara County Superior Court last week.
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In late spring, the menu offered a little festival of English peas: a risotto fritter with prosciutto and whipped pea purée; wood-fired peas with almond butter; a delicious, quirky pizza made with fontina, puréed peas, pancetta and mint; and a dazzling dish of pan-seared branzino with pea mousse and pea-shoot chimichurri.
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President Trump hosted a dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping at his Mar-a-Lago resort Thursday night, the first day of Xi's visit to the U.S. The menu included caesar salad and pan-seared Dover sole fish, herb-roasted potatoes and haricots vert or New York strip steak, whipped potatoes and roasted root vegetables.
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This pork chop from Nick Curtola of The Four Horsemen would do mighty well over flickering flames in your back yard, but it gains an even crispier crust when dusted with a mix of potent spices (coriander, cumin, fennel seeds, Aleppo pepper, chile flakes) and seared in a pan with a little bit of oil.
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View more opinion articles on CNN (CNN)When 28-year old Gene Evin Atkins elected to escalate an ongoing feud with his 76-year-old grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Madison, by shooting her several times in her South Los Angeles home, he set into motion a tragic series of events that wounded flesh and seared souls.
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This week, he strikes out into savory fare, and delivers two recipes for salmon that could enliven your cooking in the next few weeks: one, a simple pan-seared salmon with celery, olives and capers (above) for a weeknight; the other, an epic, special-occasion laxpudding of creamy potato gratin with smoked and fresh salmon.
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"The picture of very young girls being removed from horrific brothels in the Cambodian village of Svay Pak is seared in the minds of the global community as an example of the horrors of sex trafficking worldwide, but this picture is no longer reality," International Justice Mission said in a statement at the time.
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Olson lost his left eye to a rare form of cancer when he was 10 months old, and he was playing golf and football when the disease took his right eye at age 12 — but not before Woods won the 2008 United States Open in a 19-hole playoff, a sight seared in Olson's memory.
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"For anyone who grew up idolizing Han Solo, as I did as a kid, there is an image in this movie that was traumatic at a level that will be permanently seared onto my mind forever," he added, being careful not to give away any spoilers for fans who haven't yet seen the movie.
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Lay the hamburger patties on the hottest side of the grill and cook until the grill grates have seared beautiful marks on one side, about 2 minutes if your grill is quite hot, then flip and cook until the hamburger is a little less done than you like (usually a couple of minutes longer for rare to medium rare).
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If you believe that Palin was a reasonably talented politician who may have gone places if she hadn't been thrust, totally unprepared, into the insanity of a presidential race, then it's easy to see how the disaster of that campaign, which is clearly seared in her memory, turned her into the half-crazed person she is today.
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She came over to my house and she had gone to the fish store and got this beautiful tuna, and she did a seared tuna with a mango chutney and brought wine and I was like… First of all, I had never eaten tuna that wasn't out of a can, and I'd never drank wine ever.
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To fuel him up for his journey, she prepares a bona fide feast of pan-seared steak with pepper pan sauce and hen of the woods mushrooms; a purple cabbage salad with hazelnuts, blue cheese, celery, and a creamy dill sauce; and a beautiful finale of strawberries topped with fresh whipped cream, lemon zest, and macadamia nuts.
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The extreme poses of the figures, their limbs splayed apart or pulled into a defensive crouch, anticipate the exaggerated anatomies of the Neo-Expressionists, particularly Francesco Clemente, by several years, and the coloring of their skin — dark, disagreeable earth tones and unnatural shades of violet, pink and lime green — comes off as diseased or seared, as if radiated.
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So at lunchtime I went to the store and bought duck legs, and when I got home I seared them in a pan under a dusting of five-spice powder and salt and put them in an electric pressure cooker with a splash of chicken stock and some star anise and zapped them for around 35 minutes.
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"How many women at some point in their life have a man come on to them, place their hand on their shoulder or maybe even their thigh, kiss them, and they would rather not have it happen, but is that really something that's going to be seared in your memory that you'll need therapy for?" he said.
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But that shock is rapidly dispelled by the excellence of the food: a menu that changes weekly and that, for us, meant pumpkin and goose liver tarts; a salad of chestnuts, green apples, pomegranate seeds and pears; seared scallops with a corn pancake — and one of the wonderful cheese plates that graced most of our meals.
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Scene City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' At the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, a glossy ode to spending was in full display on Tuesday, as shoppers spent the day celebrating the grand opening of Westfield World Trade Center, and V.I.P. guests ended the night with a dinner of caprese salads and pan-seared halibut at Eataly's downtown outpost.
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By pressing balls of ground beef with a stiff spatula onto a hot steel griddle, letting them sizzle for a minute or so, then scraping them up with a razor-fitted wallpaper remover, you maximize meaty flavor through intense Maillard browning, the series of chemical reactions that give seared meats their characteristic brown color and complex flavor.
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S. rig count dips ahead of traditional holiday slump, The Houston Chronicle reports -California restaurants warn natural gas ban takes seared steak off the table, Bloomberg reports -Federal regulators approve new liquified natural gas projects in Texas, Axios reports -Nevada governor signs climate change executive order, says state will look at stronger emission standards, The Nevada Independent reports.
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For those who grew up on the original '90s run of Are You Afraid of the Dark, some of those stories remain still seared into our brains decades later: Skeletons jumping out of pools, getting trapped in a mirror, losing your ability to speak in a haunted library, a grinning monster that distorts your face forever.
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Ms. Solvoll got the chargrilled Angus strip steak with three cheeses, chive potato pie and baby spinach ($33), while Ms. Hoven and Ms. Ukkelberg went with the three-way Long Island duck, a mix of seared duck breast, leg confit and duck won tons served over a hash of quinoa, cherry and greens with a blood orange and tamarind sauce ($29).
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In this week of Fisher's death, there is a bit of Star Wars over-saturation in the air, and thus an understandable desire to downplay Princess Leia as the centerpiece of her legacy—and there's so much else to highlight in her filmography: When Harry Met Sally…, The Burbs, The Blues Brothers, all just as seared into the collective pop culture memory.
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She's still seared with the memory of every American she met who lost loved ones on 9/11, which is why, as a Senator from New York, she fought so hard for funding to help first responders; why, as Secretary of State, she sat with me in the Situation Room and forcefully argued in favor of the mission that took out bin Laden.
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The brothers made breakfast sandwiches stacked with either reheated asado, whose flavors had deepened overnight, or pan-seared pieces of ham or turkey — as well as eggs and a melted slice of queso de bola (a nutty Filipino cheese, coated with red wax, that is served during holidays), all sandwiched between pan de sal, whose sweetness stands up to all the savory components.
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And I'm constantly remembering scenes and images that are just seared into my mind, like the time I walked into a detainee holding cell and watched a guard on duty hand a lollipop to a kid who was locked in a cage that was made for a K-9 dog because they didn't have any other place to hold him.
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Starter: - Caesar Salad, with homemade focaccia croutons, parmigiano-reggiano Entree: - Pan-Seared Dover Sole with herb-roasted New Potatoes, haricots verts and Thumbelina carrots OR - Dry Aged Prime New York Strip Steak with whipped potatoes and roasted root vegetables Dessert: - Chocolate Cake with vanilla sauce - Trio of Sorbet (lemon, mango and raspberry) Wines: - 2014 Chalk Hill Chardonnay, Sonoma Coast - 2014 Girard Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley
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In case you were wondering what Trump, Xi, and their 30-odd guests ate before feasting upon this memory-altering piece of patisserie, the menu consisted of thumbelina carrots and New York strip steak (diners were also offered the option of a pan-seared Dover sole with Champagne sauce) paired with a Californian chardonnay, along with a Caesar salad containing homemade focaccia croutons and Parmigiano-Reggiano.
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Read more: I flew business class for the first time on British Airways' new A350, and the cocoon-like privacy impressed me far more than the food or the loungeOnce settled into their suites, first class travellers will dine on a custom-designed menu for their journey, with meals including dry laska goreng with fishcakes and seared prawns to mushroom arancini in a tomato ragu.
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There, in the orange-red brick building of the old Commercial Cable Company, where telegraph cables from London and New York once snaked up through the floor, rosy medallions of moose tenderloin, lightly seared on the outside and sliced paper thin, arrive nestled in a circle of green spruce branches and blue juniper berries, set on a ringed cross-section of an aspen tree.
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I too have been tempted to focus solely on my grief, and fuel myself with acrimony against my captors for the anguish my children endured as they grew up without their mother, for the death of my father after a heart failure caused by my capture and for the painful memories seared in my brain that are still haunting me in my daily life.
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Op-Ed Contributor Today is the start of the federal death penalty trial of Dylann S. Roof, the white man accused of murdering black worshipers at the Mother Emanuel church in Charleston, S.C. The killings of "the Charleston Nine" last year were as violent and seared with racial hatred as the 20083 lynching of Emmett Till in Mississippi and the 1963 bombing of an Alabama church that killed four little girls.
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I got water going on the stovetop for the pasta, and that was dinner right there, no-recipe-recipe-style: the sausages seared tight and then cut into coins, then fried again in a lot of foaming butter that turned brown in the heat, before I stirred in the sage, before I tipped the cooked shells into the pan and stirred everything around under a shower of grated Parmesan.
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Six options are available for the main course, including oven-roasted turkey with stuffing and mashed potatoes and gravy; herb marinated beef tenderloin with steamed vegetables, whipped potatoes, warm popovers and horseradish cream; leg of lamb with grilled pita and tzatziki sauce; pan seared Chilean sea bass with curried vegetables and coconut shellfish broth; red wine braised short ribs with potatoes and braising jus; and finally grilled diver scallops with roasted vegetable ratatouille.
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Later, when the younger kids did get restless, a host brought over a toy animal she'd improvised, using a few wine corks and some sticks, a creature with which Pablo and Malena played happily while their parents and grandparents dined on exquisite braised piglet risotto with foie gras shavings, perfect seared scallops with fennel purée and lemon confit, halibut with chorizo and almonds, and, for dessert, maple syrup parfait with red berry sauce.
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Last year the family had six options for the main course, including oven-roasted turkey with stuffing and mashed potatoes and gravy; herb-marinated beef tenderloin with steamed vegetables, whipped potatoes, warm popovers and horseradish cream; leg of lamb with grilled pita and tzatziki sauce; pan-seared Chilean sea bass with curried vegetables and coconut shellfish broth; red wine braised short ribs with potatoes and braising jus; and finally grilled diver scallops with roasted vegetable ratatouille.
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The team behind the nearby Coyo Taco, restaurateurs Sven Vogtland and Alan Drummond, gathered under one roof an assortment of vendors that includes Lotus + Cleaver with Chinese barbecue and Peking duck under a carnival-lit display, Banh Mi for seared Vietnamese sandwiches, Hayato Miami dishing ramen, Myumi for sushi, Poke OG filling poke bowls, Yip dispensing savory and sweet dim sum from a steamer the size of a kiddie pool, and Taiyaki for Japanese fish-shaped ice cream cones.
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Visitors to the 2195,21914-square-foot foodie wonderland can take cooking and wine-tasting classes, get a sneak peek at the personal cookware collection of Williams-Sonoma's founder, Chuck Williams (the full exhibition, consisting of 219,3003 pieces, will open next month), or kick back at the restaurant, where a team of chefs behind a sleek open kitchen prepare American classics like steak Diane, pan-seared sirloins served with a deglazed sauce made of shallots, mushrooms, cognac, veal stock and cream ($2300).
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Military uniforms are the basis of a lot of men's wear and yet you do not have to look all that hard at an Armani show to see how this season's down-filled Alpine blanket ponchos resemble gear that was worn by Greek troops to cross the Alps or how the shearling versions of the cappotto di montone, or mountain coat, derive from images that would have been seared into the consciousness of anyone who saw a newspaper during the war.
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