Mix tuna with salsa, and spoon over rice cakes. Yum!
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Spoon over a little bit of the pickled vegetables into each bowl.
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Spoon over the blueberries, ground cherries, and a little of their juices.
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Add a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil and spoon over the chicken.
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If only there were more of it, to spoon over a side of rice.
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Spoon over 1 cup of tomato sauce then scatter 6-7 basil leaves on sauce.
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Balance a spoon over the top of the glass, and place the sugar cube on it.
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Shake the excess liquid from your spoon over the drink without touching the spoon to the china.
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Spoon over some yoghurt, scatter over a few coriander leaves and squeeze over a little lime juice.
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To serve, transfer the cauliflower to a plate and spoon over the tahini sauce and pomegranate molasses.
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Arrange on a plate, spoon over the tonnato sauce, sprinkle with dukkah, and hit it with a little lemon zest. From:
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You come here for proper, smack-up grub, the same way you'd go to a greasy spoon over a nice Italian.
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Use the sauce to spoon over everything, from gingerbread and pumpkin pie to warm apple crisp and even scoops of pear sorbet.
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Remove the tortillas from the oven, and build the fajitas: take a wrap, spoon over some mole sauce and top with chicken and veg.
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Wearing a diaper and a T-shirt, his favorite outfit, Jose looks up at me, wielding a large silver spoon over his mouth and chin.
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Every day for nearly a year, Niall Bradley chronicled his valiant efforts to... toss a spoon over his shoulder into a mug on his kitchen counter.
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You carefully grab the top of the dumpling with your chopsticks, then put the dumpling on your spoon over a bowl, in case you accidentally puncture it.
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You'll have plenty of buttery pan juices left over, which you should whisk together and mop up with crusty bread or spoon over rice or roasted potatoes.
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As the clock ticked down to New Year's, Kathy Griffin continued to embarrass her co-host, this time by putting a spoon over his eyes and spray-painting his face gold.
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After drinking her daily "Mason jar half-full of black tea and half-full of organic lactose-free whole milk and maple syrup," Ms. Adler cooked an egg in a spoon over coals.
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He might whip it into cream with bourbon to spoon over lemon bread pudding, or mix it with Sriracha, soy sauce and a little apple cider vinegar as a dip for pot stickers.
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Toss them with butter and a little raw sugar, spread them out on a rimmed sheet pan, put the pan on the grill and let the peaches turn caramelized and syrupy — and perfect to spoon over ice cream.
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If you're feeling flashy, you could put the mousse straight from the blender into ramekins or glasses or some other cute little bowls and then spoon over a little extra whipped cream and grated chocolate when it comes time to serve.
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When she wanted to show the audience of "60 Minutes" how easy it is to make breakfast, she chose to fry a single egg in a long-handled spoon over the logs in an open hearth built into her home kitchen.
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Classic FM were equally unimpressed (apparently he holds the bow "like a wooden spoon over a pan of soup") and wrote a whole blog post analysing Corbyn's violin technique – which is such an aggressively 2016 sentence the Times should give it the 'Person of the Year' award.
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Cooking an egg in an iron spoon over open fire is really no more precious and probably a lot less elitist than cooking an egg in $300 sous-vide machine, she said in a recent interview — except that women tend to do the former and men the latter.
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While the hearty bread crumbs of my mom's version are always excellent, in the hotter months I tend to keep things a bit lighter, so I make an ultra-garlicky vinaigrette using grated cloves of garlic, lemon juice, Aleppo pepper and olive oil to spoon over the pan immediately after it comes out of the oven.
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Like the French method, a sugar cube is placed on a slotted spoon over a glass containing one shot of absinthe. The sugar is pre-soaked in alcohol (usually more absinthe), then set ablaze. The flaming sugar cube is then dropped into the glass, thus igniting the absinthe. Finally, a shot glass of water is added to douse the flames.
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Author Michael Crichton described his successful experience with spoon bending at a psychokinesis party in his 1988 book Travels: Parapsychologist and author Dean Radin has reported that he was able to bend (buckle) the bowl of a spoon over with unexplained ease of force with witnesses present at an informal psychokinesis experiment gathering in 2000. Maureen Caudill, a trainer associated with the Monroe Institute, claims this is significantly easier to achieve when performed in groups rather than alone.Caudill, Maureen. (2006). Suddenly Psychic: A Skeptic's Journey.
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For home-testing for an unusually low sleep latency and potential sleep deprivation, the authors point to a technique developed by Nathaniel Kleitman, the "father of sleep research." The subject reclines in a quiet, darkened room and drapes a hand holding a spoon over the edge of the bed or chair, placing a plate on the floor beneath the spoon. After checking the time, the subject tries to relax and fall asleep. When sleep is attained, the spoon will fall and strike the plate, awakening the subject, who then checks to see how much time has passed.
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