Nakamura loosens the skin, then slathers the meat with the whipped meat-fat-and-butter.
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Next, he splashes the meat with white wine from a box and slathers it with salt.
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She never leaves home without sunblock and slathers her body in a green tea tonic after showering.
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He slathers a generous amount of Duke's on both slices of bread, and stacks the tomatoes up high.
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In his pictures of Uncle Dominique, he slathers on paint with a palette knife, like pâté on bread.
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He then slathers on more flavor in the form of sweet hot sauce made with pineapple and guajillo and chipotle chilies.
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And because she "never get a lot of sleep before big events," next up she slathers on its Pep-Start Eye Cream.
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He slices it up thin, and slathers it in high-quality Icelandic butter, then slides it into the toaster until golden brown.
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The family then saves it in the fridge and "slathers" it on everything from burgers (Shepard and her daughters eat meat) to toast.
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Naomi Campbell's facialist, Tracie Martyn, has her own line of skin-care products, which we can only assume she slathers on the supermodel.
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Then she piles it all up on a plate, slathers butter onto a few pieces, and tells us to give it a try.
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But the person writing this shaves his head, and slathers this stuff from the neck up when heading out for an afternoon run.
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He sizzles chicken skewers, then slathers them with peanut sauce for customers who sit on plastic chairs or whizz their meals away on motorcycles.
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The expert makes sure to exfoliate "three to four times a week," always uses hydrating masks and slathers on moisturizer to prep for makeup application.
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Flecks of gray ash gather in her dark hair as she slathers charred ears of corn in Hellman's mayonnaise and dusts them with queso fresco.
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As it begins to bubble, she slathers salsa on four tortillas, then adds shredded beef, along with a mix of potatoes and finely diced red onion.
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It's a firming, peel-off treatment that slathers on a silver paste and — thanks to the algae, clay, and kelp — leaves your skin feeling taut and fresh.
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One swap repeat diners at the White House have noticed: Dover sole has replaced well-done steak, which Trump famously slathers with ketchup as his favorite meal.
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Her newest single, "Bad Liar," slathers on an extra layer of earwormy goodness with the addition of the Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" backbeat as the song's base.
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Next, Fields cuts a few fat slices of crusty bread and slathers them with butter before placing them in a hot skillet to toast until crispy and slightly charred.
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To play the Israeli adventurer Yossi Ghinsberg, Mr. Radcliffe dives into water and quicksand, slathers himself in fire ants, tangles with a snake and excavates a parasite from his forehead.
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He slathers on the Kiehl's SPF his girlfriend gifted him to protect his Irish mug in the rare case he does commute post-sunrise, blocking any rays from his pale cheeks.
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He takes a disposable cup and slathers it with a generous layer of chamoy, squeezes a lime into the cup, then adds salt, Jugo Maggi (a seasoning sauce), and hot sauce.
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Mr. Lewis slathers his meat with a mixture of mustard and pickle juice before applying the seasonings, to help them adhere to the meat and add an extra layer of flavor.
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In the lengthy scene that follows, the photographer forces Jessie to strip completely naked, shuts off all the lights, and slathers her with gold paint by hand, lingering on her neck and collarbones.
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When you let it sit out for an hour — that's all it takes, an hour — it just slathers like butter, and you can put it on a cracker or a nice piece of baguette.
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The eldest member of reality TV's first family is known for her passion for all-natural products, both when it comes to what she eats and what she slathers on her face and body.
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Toedtling uses multiple layers of fire-proof clothing and slathers himself in a special cooling gel which helps him endure the heat for so long—but don't for a second think the experience doesn't get unbearable.
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The chief pleasure of this book, though, is Blair's artwork, which slathers on patterns, scribbles and frantically detailed cross-hatching of various densities, with only a few flashes of light to breathe air into most pages.
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I'm sure horror stories — or just ones that end in breakouts — exist, but I'll happily submit to any treatment that requires passive lounging, my phone in another room, while someone slathers on balms and kneads my skin.
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Teigen's avocado "toast," calls for a total of ten ingredients, which might seem like a lot if you're the type of person (me) who typically just slathers avocado on bread, adds some salt, and calls it a day.
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This crowd slathers theirs on like pancake base, an aid to help them portray the characters in which their egos are invested and thus to feel better about themselves, in no small part by allowing them to feel superior to others.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Before his shows at a jazz club in Bangkok, Pan Pan Narkprasert, 29, slathers layers of makeup on his face, emerging after two hours transformed into Pangina Heals, a larger-than-life, purple-lipped lady with a mass of blonde hair.
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Besides bringing eight bathing suits, Ms. Monahan, who has very fair skin, plans to take 24 ounces of Desitin, a diaper rash cream, which she slathers all over in lieu of sunblock, and bags of CarboPro powder, an energy supplement, which she drinks every 30 minutes during her swims.
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Out of the bunch, "Faces Places" stands out for its quirkiness and light, teaming the 35-year-old French artist JR, who slathers outsize photos of everyday folks across favelas, water towers and buildings worldwide, with Agnès Varda, now 89, the filmmaker nicknamed the grandmother of the French new wave.
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She emerges, confidence shattered and so extremely made over that James Mason, playing her movie star love interest Norman Maine, laughs when he sees her, then slathers cold cream on her and tells her to "take every bit of that junk off [her] face" before she goes in front of the camera.
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As it turns out, the choice of location has less to do with the Lias who slathers his nude frame with tubs of fermented cow discharge before appearing on stage as the frontman of Fat White Family and more to do with a young, companionless Lias on his first trip to London as a teenager.
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In it he slathers Bray with the partisan brush and asserts that the report exonerates his office: I am deeply disappointed that the FCC's former [CIO], who was hired by the prior Administration and is no longer with the Commission, provided inaccurate information about this incident to me, my office, Congress, and the American people.
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Then, he drew together a great heap of crisp shavings and slathers, plentifully besprinkling it with what remained in the can.
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After the rat has chewed the tree, instead of swallowing the poison it slathers the resulting masticate onto its specialised flank hairs which are adapted to absorb the poisonous mixture. It thereby creates a defense mechanism that can sicken or even kill predators which attempt to bite it.
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"Payton's Place The Most Brilliant Restaurateur in London Slathers a Bit of American on Every Dish The English Eat It Up". Inc.. Retrieved 27 August 2014. "In the early 1960s, he was just another kid from Miami Beach trying to be Troy Donohue, when he went off to the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill." and later received a master's degree in business administration from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.Staff (16 July 1994).
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When she is not painting herself she generally paints other women, still lifes, domestic scenes or "riotously spiky and rip-roaring" vases of flowers. Art critic Michael Glover says "There's something mad, wild and thuggish about this work, such is its total lack of restraint. It seems to be gulping at colour... She lathers and slathers on the paint with a kind of unrestrained glee. No wonder the eyes of the model are always slightly bulbous with a kind of childish wonderment".
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Burnham Baroque became Daniel Burnham's favored architectural idiom. Burnham Baroque relies heavily on Classicism, with restrained Baroque and Beaux-Arts styles often incorporated into a building's fundamental structure (such as arches) as well as its details and ornament. Architectural historian Francis Morrone has gone further, arguing that Burnham Baroque combines the Chicago school with the Neoclassic and Beaux-Arts elements used by the City Beautiful movement. But where the City Beautiful movement "slathers" ornamentation over a building, Burnham Baroque uses ornament to accentuate structure.
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Army of Lovers in the music video of "Crucified". AllMusic editor Ned Raggett described the song as a "totally over-the-top disco anthem on all fronts that takes ABBA's winning combination of memorable hooks and harmonies as inspiration and slathers a load of glitter and make-up over the whole thing." He noted further that "having ultracampy lyrical asides like "I cry, I pray, mon dieu" doesn't hurt the sheer giddiness at work, and neither do the "I'm crucified like my saviour" chorus, church organ and twangy Duane Eddy guitar." Larry Flick from Billboard said it is a "super-hot slammin' houser".
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" Wake and Bacon is most delicious alarm clock ever Portalino July 30, 2008 Dvice A 2009 story in The Baltimore Sun describes bacon as being "more than bacon," and stated that for "obsessive and adoring Bacon Nation it's about cheap thrills and a chance for Internet fame.""Dan Taylor slathers Baconnaise on turkey sandwiches and has used it as a sauce to dunk steamed shrimp. The Lutherville foodie also makes a dip by crumbling bacon into warm cheese that he calls "life-altering". Phillip Kerrigan... recently tried bacon bread pudding, bacon peanut butter cups, bacon toffee and bacon rum.
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The hairs in this flank area are highly specialised; at the tips they are like ordinary hair, but are otherwise spongy, fibrous, and absorbent. The rat is known to deliberately chew the roots and bark of the Poison-arrow tree (Acokanthera schimperi), so-called because human hunters extract a toxin, ouabain, to coat arrows that can kill an elephant. After the rat has chewed the tree, it deliberately slathers the resulting mixture onto its specialised flank hairs which are adapted to rapidly absorb the poisonous mixture, acting like a lamp wick. It thereby creates a defense mechanism that can sicken or even kill predators which attempt to bite it.
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