Seasonings include dried fennel, star anise, and spoonfuls of salt.
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Egyptians love sugar, heaping large spoonfuls into their cups of tea.
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Their discovery that it's just a few spoonfuls is almost heartbreaking.
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Dollop batters in large alternating spoonfuls into bottom of prepared loaf pan.
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"These are really fighting a fire by spoonfuls of water," he says.
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And of many delicious spoonfuls of Bird's Eye Custard into the bargain?
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Additional spoonfuls of sugar would help this tough monetary medicine go down.
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Patients get about two spoonfuls of rice and carrots, twice a day.
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Store, and add spoonfuls to any dish for a mellow garlic flavor. 3.
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The attentiveness with which he stirred two spoonfuls of sugar into her coffee.
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I watched as Chef Haque flicked spoonfuls of butter onto the grilling vegetables.
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Fill each crepe with multiple spoonfuls hazelnut spread, sliced banana, and chopped strawberries.
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Guess how many spoonfuls of peanut oil it took to make Benji's throat close?
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In Iran, the government is serving the public heaping spoonfuls of the US election.
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But opening a jar and doling out a few spoonfuls of pre-chopped garlic?
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She became concerned about Manatana when he would stop eating after two spoonfuls of food.
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The short video posted online shows the mother giving her daughter spoonfuls of green mush.
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"I've been doing a lot of popsicles utilizing fresh fruits and the Yummy Spoonfuls pouches."
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By the time I reached the bottom, the last few spoonfuls of broth were incendiary.
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Several outlets reported that Trump unloaded his entire box of food as Abe delicately dropped spoonfuls.
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When I get home, I have two spoonfuls of the almond butter I bought on Friday.
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Usually the combination is eaten by the spoonfuls, as often during the day as one likes.
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The co-owner of Yummy Spoonfuls organic baby food makes a lunch bursting with flavor. Main
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One tricky part is that recipes often call for cloves of garlic, not spoonfuls of garlic.
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Layer with a few spoonfuls of pulverized sesame candy, and top that with ⅓ cup whipped cream.
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The batter is quickly made in a food processor, then spoonfuls of it are shallow-fried.
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As an aide clapped loudly, Abe and Trump tossed spoonfuls of fish food into the pond.
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Here's how to make it: Grind up three spoonfuls of Achiote seeds, the drink's star ingredient.
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We want a salad dressing so savory and delicious that you can eat spoonfuls of it.
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SOUNDS GOOD 69D, "Fashion sense: A," refers to an enthusiastic response to a couple of spoonfuls.
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I get half my chicken sandwich to go and a few spoonfuls of her mac and cheese.
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ALSO: Not only does two spoonfuls = 1 serve of veggies, it helps cut down on food loss!
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I always had seconds and usually went back for a couple of extra spoonfuls on the sly.
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To serve, the cook scooped out generous spoonfuls alongside a green salad dressed with a sharp vinaigrette.
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I find some Trader Joe's Cookie Butter in their cabinet and have a few spoonfuls for dessert.
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Shareen did not want to have to manhandle Mom to stop her eating sugar by the spoonfuls.
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Add a few spoonfuls of water from the gnocchi pot to give the sauce a creamy texture.
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Place onto a chilled plate, sprinkle surface with grey salt, and serve with more spoonfuls of cocoa sauce.
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She is completely refusing water, although she has eaten a few spoonfuls of very smelly digestive-aid kibble.
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Three or four burpees and a glass of Muscle Milk with a couple spoonfuls of Metamucil and creatine.
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I sat contentedly outside, alternating between drinking the creamy coffee and eating vaguely boozy spoonfuls of ice cream.
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Drop batter by large spoonfuls onto the griddle, and cook until bubbles form and the edges are dry.
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We follow Ikeda's lead and sip spoonfuls of matcha from each lined up bowl on the tasting table.
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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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These potato cakes make use of leftover mashed potatoes and those last spoonfuls of peas and Brussels sprouts.
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But sabotage attempts like this should remind us all to take those numbers with giant, heaping spoonfuls of salt.
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Add a few spoonfuls of toum to each dish, then spread the spring onions and peppers around the dish.
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But man, the way you are eating those spoonfuls of yogurt is masterful, almost ballet-like in its gracefulness.
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Beneath a giant slice of garlic bread, generous spoonfuls of rigatoni border a few pink chunks of salmon oreganata.
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We watched the women create couscous by rubbing the small pieces of semolina together, occasionally adding spoonfuls of water.
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Margaret Phungula, 21.2, carries buckets to a muddy stream six times a day for water, adding spoonfuls of chlorine.
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It started off like a unicorn dream, feeding Poopsie spoonfuls of sparkling powder, "unicorn food" (another white powder) and water.
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She can't start her day without a cup of coffee, which she makes scalding hot with heaping spoonfuls of sugar.
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"It's just really changed his life," Huber, the Founder & CEO of Sage Spoonfuls, told PEOPLE of her son, now 7.
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The massive plate of fragrant basmati rice also helps neutralize the pain, along with heaping, plastic spoonfuls of thick daal.
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We ladle in spoonfuls of sweet-tart tamarind sauce, then down each of the morsels in one deliciously messy bite.
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I piled the beans into a bowl and topped them with an egg and spoonfuls of homemade chunky picante paste.
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I manage to find five minutes to eat a couple of spoonfuls of the tom yum chicken with rice we're serving.
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Its owner, Sherry-Ann Jenkins, offered a "holistic" approach to treatment that included memory games and daily spoonfuls of coconut oil.
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Then I throw diced tomatoes, two chicken breasts, and a few big spoonfuls of pesto in the Crock-Pot for dinner.
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Once the two ingredients are combined, just scoop heaping spoonfuls of the mixture onto wax paper and let the clusters cool.
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A friend and regular advised me to crumble them over the cocktail, but I observed others simply taking nibbles between spoonfuls.
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Like maybe other typical American children, I drank a lot of milk growing up—preferably spiked with heaping spoonfuls of sugary Nesquik.
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As a busy mom and co-owner of Yummy Spoonfuls, Camila Alves knows having a go-to meal on hand is key.
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At Gyro96, a falafel window steps from the 96th Street subway station on the Upper East Side, it's a matter of spoonfuls.
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Scoop 22 spoonfuls (about 3 tablespoons each) of dough, and place 3 inches apart on 2 baking sheets lined with parchment paper.
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Instead, she's been eking out a jar of mango compote that her mother made last summer, scooping spoonfuls between sips of coffee.
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Another showed a hand offering a soda to a child, accompanied by text: Would you give your child 12 spoonfuls of sugar?
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She blends all of this together and then adds a few spoonfuls of homemade cashew cream for thickening, which she makes herself.
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It's the word that no one likes, the word that indicates, to so many Americans, constipated octogenarians praying on spoonfuls of paste.
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"There's a lot of things we can't do as freshman members," she told Mr. Colbert as they ate spoonfuls of ice cream.
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Transfer the churned ice cream to a large mixing bowl, layering large dollops of strawberry jam in between large spoonfuls of ice cream.
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I know I'm in PMS territory, and the mood swings and cravings are real — all I want are giant spoonfuls of peanut butter.
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But one too many spoonfuls of chile powder can throw any spice paste out of balance, so it helps to get a recommendation.
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But then he dumped four or five heaping spoonfuls of butter into the rice, and suddenly I understood why people might like it.
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If you do, you're only gonna be able to have, like, three bites of the sausage and two spoonfuls of the poutine, right?
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You could nibble it between spoonfuls, but it's better just tossed in, for crunch and a tang that draws out the meaty depths.
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His head propped against the worn metal railing of his bed, he was fed spoonfuls of rice and chicken by his injured friend.
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Borrowing an idea from shakshuka, I dropped spoonfuls of mozzarella into simmering tomato sauce, left them to melt, then spooned them out together.
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He told me to add a grain of salt or a drop of vinegar to a few spoonfuls of soup and taste again.
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"While his host, prime minister Shinzo Abe, sprinkles small spoonfuls, Trump dumps entire box of fish food into precious Japanese koi pond." pic.twitter.
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I have a couple of spoonfuls of ice cream for dessert and then curl up on my bed to nap for a bit.
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We'd each grab a bowl, sit around the TV, feet on the coffee table, and eat piping hot spoonfuls of congee with kimchi.
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I drive home, eat it quickly (along with a few spoonfuls of the ice cream I bought earlier), and pass out around 1:30.
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Sure, it is the one day of the year when society collectively applies the appropriate amount of skepticism before gobbling up spoonfuls of bullshit.
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Each morning on the way to school, I applied my eyeliner and put in my contacts while eating spoonfuls of my mom's sweet avenita.
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And part of that is realizing that you can get pleasure from just a couple spoonfuls of ice cream instead of half a tub.
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But somewhere along the way — at right about the last five spoonfuls in the pint for me — it starts to taste not so good.
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It tasted great, if a little sweet, but all I could do was eat a few spoonfuls of the filling and toss the rest.
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And if you're already munching on spoonfuls of Honey Smacks while you're reading this, well, keep an eye out for the symptoms of salmonella infections.
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From raw pasta to hair-raising spoonfuls of mayonnaise, anything's fair game in Lucie and Joey's tummy-churning competition (and the cringes are legendary, obviously).
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If you're the type of person who's prone to shoving spoonfuls of raw cookie dough in your face hole, know that you are not alone.
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She adds a slug of oil and applies heat, then stirs in two spoonfuls of soy sauce — a Cuban pantry staple introduced by Chinese immigrants.
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The secret to this dessert-like drink is a few generous spoonfuls of condensed milk, or at nearby Thanh Da II, a touch of cream.
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Then she stirred five spoonfuls of grounds from the house coffee into the pot, turned off the gas and let it sit for five minutes.
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Make like Hugue Dufour, the chef at M. Wells, and add some foie gras to the gravy, or a few spoonfuls of chicken-liver mousse.
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From bones to bully sticks – peanut butter spoonfuls and puppuccino's – our pooches don't discriminate when given the chance to divert from their normal bowl of kibble.
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As his staff ladle out heaping spoonfuls of rabri to waiting customers, Yusuf stands inside his air conditioned tube-lit shop and reminisces about the past.
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History repeats itself, time ebbs and flows, our memories of previous Premier League seasons dissolve like spoonfuls of sugar on the grey, indeterminate porridge of existence.
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Sometimes they are separated by a single ingredient: A few briny spoonfuls of trout eggs get the potato salad admitted to the Land and Sea menu.
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The photographer tells of subsisting in lean years on jars of Ovaltine, three spoonfuls a day, feasting on the sight of Madison Avenue shop windows instead.
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Following the ice cream analogy, this would be like starting to eat a scoop of vanilla and, a few spoonfuls in, it magically changes to chocolate.
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In May 2018, two women at a basketball game shared spoonfuls from a jar of Best Food mayonnaise, while another dude did it back in 2017.
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The Brazilian-born model, mom and founder of organic baby food line, Yummy Spoonfuls, is opening up in a new interview about aging, motherhood and married life.
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Last came her home-spiked grappa, infused in a wide-necked jar with seven sage leaves, herbs and a few grapes, and taken in spoonfuls every day.
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The average Egyptian consumes about 20133 pounds per year, the 5th-largest amount in the world, often by heaping spoonfuls of it into frequent cups of tea.
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The average Egyptian consumes about 66 pounds per year, the 5th-largest amount in the world, often by heaping spoonfuls of it into frequent cups of tea.
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We've traveled a long way from the bleating goats in this episode's opening scene to Falcon's home, where Mexico's elite scoop spoonfuls of cocaine in hot tubs.
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It's salted Oreo ice cream from a local ice cream parlor, which I bought in a pint, and I challenged myself to have just three large spoonfuls.
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There are many Don't let your kids get hooked on sugar, says Agatha Achindu, a mother of three who founded Yummy Spoonfuls Organic Baby Food in 2006.
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I dropped all pretense on the last day and ate my food untainted, instead simply dumping spoonfuls of CBD powder directly onto my tongue for each meal.
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We laid them all out on the table like a buffet, and the girls counted as they dropped spoonfuls of ingredients into their bowls of warm broth.
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The people at my table dutifully ate it with the peppers, then slyly scooped it up with bread, and finally stole spoonfuls to eat on their own.
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When you're living off Top Ramen and spoonfuls of peanut butter, going on spring break may seem less realistic than simultaneously maintaining a 4.0 and a social life.
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Sometimes it felt as if she were baiting us; she would pack spoonfuls into her cheeks and then — just as we thought here was true eating, at last!
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Encasing spoonfuls of curry is the pan, a term similar to the French term for bread that in Japan encompasses a full spectrum of bread and dough-related products.
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In fact, a cup of the stuff will run you 15 grams of sucrose — given that 4 grams of sugar is a teaspoon, that's almost 5 spoonfuls of sugar.
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Huge pop songs are made for teenagers not male music writers in their 20s, squinting to decipher Justin Bieber lyric videos through their reading glasses between spoonfuls of granola.
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As Lowe scooped spoonfuls of black orange and toasted almonds over a dessert—an ice cream made from black pumpkin skins and frozen with liquid nitrogen—he was humming.
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But the real magic of roti is how a few of them can turn anything — a little keema, or a few spoonfuls of aloo masala — into a satisfying meal.
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I started with black-bean soup and was a few spoonfuls into it when the beans seemed to come alive on my tongue, churning with a kind of malevolent aggression.
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And if the finished soup seems lackluster or too clear — no golden bubbles winking at the top — stir in spoonfuls of the reserved chicken fat until the situation is remedied.
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I hate when a friend cooks me a titillating meal and I have to labor to get it down with grand gestures, with my soundtrack of apologies between harrowing spoonfuls.
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"What I need you to do is take out four massive spoonfuls of flour and mix it in," she instructs one of the guests, counting out the quantity in Arabic.
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Plus, two spoonfuls of the stuff equals one serving of vegetables, and it helps to cut down on food waste because it's made with the entire broccoli plant — stems and all.
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She snags another packet of Yummy Spoonfuls—this time in the apple, strawberry and banana flavor—as an afternoon snack when she goes to pick up the kids from summer camp.
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All he has had to eat in the camp, where his family has been for two months, is a few spoonfuls a day of rice mixed with sugar, his mother says.
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I heat up a bowl of homemade beef stew that we made and froze awhile back, then follow it up with a couple spoonfuls of rainbow chip frosting out of the container.
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The lifestyle expert and Yummy Spoonfuls co-founder previously opened up to PEOPLE about how much pride she takes in the fact that her kids are well-behaved outside of their home.
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Once the flour is ready, making a tapioca pancake is simple: throw a couple of spoonfuls onto a hot pan (no oil or water) and it magically forms itself into a crepe.
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I'm trying to eat better these days, and so my breakfast was a few spoonfuls of cashew butter and a handful of raisins, which I decided was a basically acceptable healthy option.
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"In the beginning, I thought the play would be a happy love story," Jung said the other day, between spoonfuls of seafood soup at Cho Dang Gol, a Korean restaurant in midtown.
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In fashion, where hysteria is the dominant mode of expression and praise is often ladled out in heaps rather than spoonfuls, coronations can be instantaneous, new gods and icons minted every season.
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Temperature and texture play tag in several successful dishes, including a first course of hot scallops sharing a little plank with cool spoonfuls of roasted squash puree beneath lacy sails of bread.
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In December, the same woman had spent $40 dollars for a few spoonfuls of sugar to feed her unconscious 19-year-old daughter, who was trying to nurse an infant of her own.
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I'd yo-yo within the same ten pounds, crash diet by eating the bare minimum and running miles on the treadmill during the day, only to ravage spoonfuls of chocolate frosting at night.
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And when he's not tipping spoonfuls of sweet potato mush into unsuspecting video producers' mouthes, Patrick Starr has kept pretty busy as the creator of viral beauty tutorials that have basically broken the Internet.
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She said she had spent $40 last month for a few spoonfuls of sugar for her 19-year-old daughter, who had passed out, and the baby her daughter was trying to breast-feed.
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Once it did, we cooked trofie, the corkscrew shaped pasta traditionally paired with pesto in Liguria, and stirred in spoonfuls of sauce, a little pasta water and a few more drops of Caveri's oil.
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"How do you like your coffee?" interjects Danielle, picking up a mug from a table in the corner of the room and heaping two spoonfuls into it, before pushing some mini croissants my way.
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RT reports that "many of the celebrities were not told about the provenance of the caviar" so they scooped up spoonfuls from the inflatable pool and ate them, after the models had left the scene.
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On the main stage, a roster of luminaries and evangelists served up a steady diet of jargon stew, but elsewhere in the old factory you could find spoonfuls of sugar—use cases for English majors.
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A Capitol Lunch dog is distinguished by its "Famous Sauce," a dark and meaty concoction with a unique flavor somewhere between sloppy joes and an unspicy jerk sauce, served over the dogs in huge spoonfuls.
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She doles out spoonfuls on her subjects (very few of the poems in the book are longer than a page, and most are written in short lines) and lets the reader swallow and breathe between helpings.
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One recent night, a length of striped bass was half-buried under charred green buds of romanesco broccoli, chopped smoked almonds — not the kind from a can — and spoonfuls of chopped fresh herbs in olive oil.
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Clocking in at 120 calories per serving with less fat and half the sugar of a regular pint of ice cream, you won't even feel like you're cheating on your healthy lifestyle after a couple of spoonfuls.
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Capitalize on the sweetness by serving this sucker for dessert, or indulge in a "looks like my marriage is falling apart" breakfast by shaving it over crisp waffles and ladling soft spoonfuls of crème fraîche over top.
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Gatlan Morris, a sophomore at the school, told KJRH that he'd already had a few spoonfuls of cereal and was peeling his banana when he noticed that there was a problematic number of arachnids creeping across breakfast.
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Cooked in thousands of different ways, almost always creatively burnished with selective spoonfuls from a treasure chest of seasonings and spices, potatoes are served in every town and village at mealtimes and as chutney-augmented street snacks.
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Google is working tirelessly to usher in a new world where you shove spoonfuls of cereal in your face from the driver's seat while your car pilots itself around town, but we still aren't quite there yet.
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Image: JEFF SPOTTS/ ULANASA's asteroid-skimming spacecraft just blasted off into space without a hitch, completing the first step in a seven-year journey that will eventually bring us back several spoonfuls worth of dirt from an asteroid.
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But, if you have recently grown a bit tired of eating straight heaping spoonfuls of cookie butter and have already made your way through all the best cookie butter recipes out there, Starbucks has a new exciting alternative.
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I have a hard time recalling how many times I've hidden in a refrigerator or ducked underneath a random table to protect myself from eggs, spoonfuls of tomato sauce, pastries, and other food items hurled in my direction.
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At the time, the sheriff had retained more than $200,000, while the breakfast that Morgan County was serving to prisoners was sometimes no more than a slice of toast, part of an egg and several spoonfuls of grits.
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Yet for most babies, the process happens so seamlessly that this learning looks instinctive: The infant happily gums toys, then graduates to slurping down spoonfuls of applesauce, quickly associating such foods with the same satiety experienced through breast-feeding.
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The song took off (as much as a nursery rhyme could) with ChuChuTV's 2013 rendition, which portrayed a young boy named Johny who crawls out of the bed he shares with his father to eat spoonfuls of pure sugar.
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Whether you want to dollop it on some spiced porridge with seedy granola or just silently devour spoonfuls of the stuff as you stand in front of your fridge in your underwear, Wagner's homemade applesauce has got your back.
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Meanwhile, in Micronesia, 33-year-old Andrea Colson religiously consumes spoonfuls of the stuff daily — not necessarily for its heart-healthy fatty acids or high fiber content, but because she swears it keeps her ankle-length hair strong and shiny.
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Like its predecessor, "The Lion King" conveys a message about the natural order as King Mufasa explains the "circle of life" and the thorny matter of lions eating their neighbors -- garnishing that meal, as it were, with several spoonfuls of sugar.
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The lifestyle expert and Yummy Spoonfuls co-founder — who shares sons Livingston, 4½, and Levi, 9, plus daughter Vida, 7½, with husband Matthew McConaughey — opened up to PEOPLE recently about the happiness she feels in seeing their parenting efforts pay off.
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Yelena Isinbayeva, a pole-vaulter from Russia who was barred from the 2016 Games and subsequently elected to the International Olympic Committee's athletes commission, on Wednesday urged Russian athletes to focus on the "spoonfuls of honey" included in the decision.
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If you saute your 'shrooms and greens up before folding them into some cheesy shells with a few spoonfuls of ricotta cheese, you've got a verifiable Treat Yo Self type mac and cheese situation for a night when you're feeling a little extra.
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Put the tuna into the bowl of a food processor along with some olive oil, a few spoonfuls of mayonnaise, a palm full of capers, the juice of a lemon, a clove of garlic and, if you have any, a couple of anchovies.
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In the Vine series "Ryan Gosling Won't Eat His Cereal," creator Ryan McHenry would feed real-life spoonfuls of cereal to an onscreen Gosling, who would "reject" the bite by turning away or appearing to slap away the spoon during intense movie moments.
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As we jostled for spoonfuls of it, we discussed the obvious merits of Mr. Franco-Camacho, who has built quite a local following after nearly two decades at the helm of various Connecticut restaurants (among them the much loved, now closed Roomba and Bespoke).
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Try a big platter of roasted beets with yogurt and pistachios (above), or a vegetarian shepherd's pie made with lentils, or these charred tangerines on toast, which are so good plain, and even more luxurious with spoonfuls of ricotta and crumpled slices of prosciutto.
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It's ridiculously delicious, whether you make it into a pita pocket (good with cucumbers, tomato and onion, also with hot sauce) or simply mound the chicken on top of a few spoonfuls of hummus, as if it were polenta and the chicken a thick sauce.
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The pipeline of pleasure includes a few spoonfuls of grilled spiced chicken (choila), steamed potatoes shocked with green chiles, equally fired-up fried soybeans (bhatmas sadheko), mellow black-eyed peas and what looks like uncooked oatmeal but turns out to be dried, beaten rice.
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That's why, to our great and constant horror, people keep pretending to eat spoonfuls of mayo at sports games, hoping for that glimmer of internet fame, but instead being remembered online as that person at the game eating globs of mayo with a spoon.
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And though it's tough to get it like the cooks in Auvergne, some of whom can pull spoonfuls of hot aligot that stretch several feet, you can still get a good, cheesy texture as a beginner, working with a small amount of potato over low heat.
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Lured to our family home in Tijuana with the promise of fresh-made menudo, I sat at the kitchen island we always eat at (the dinner table is reserved for bags of clothes that need to be returned to Marshall's), and fed myself spoonfuls of menudo.
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The NYC duo's ultra-complex blurts of drum and bass insanity pebble-dash the inside of your skull like Satan's own toilet bowel, and Narcopaloma, their new EP, comes off like Lightning Bolt and the Melvins eating big, greedy spoonfuls of each other's candy-colored vomit.
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"Seven people I know who had been trying to conceive between six months and three years gave me a tip... they were having two spoonfuls of Manuka honey a day... all of them now have children or are pregnant," reads one such tip on a conception forum.
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Her father, Giuseppe, a loud, choleric Triestine, always took a cold shower in the morning: Under the water's lash, he'd let out a long roar, then he'd get dressed and, after stirring in many spoonfuls of sugar, he'd gobble down great cupfuls of that cold mezzorado [yogurt].
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The content that gets created every day by advertisers, celebrities, political actors, and what's left of the traditional media adds up to a big stupid mess of confusing nonsense, and every day we log on and eat big heaping spoonfuls of it and ask for more.
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Coconut oil treatments, twice-weekly washes with a condition-shampoo-condition method, the occasional rinse with apple cider vinegar, and gentle detangling with a wide-tooth comb are her hair-care essentials, but she claims that her daily spoonfuls of peanut butter are the most important of all.
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Sip your mezcal as you dig into the pozole, but save a little of the drink for when you are almost finished, to pour into the bowl for the last soupy spoonfuls, the way the French in Gascony do with their red wine when they enjoy a dish called garbure.
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There are also surreal touches like the rows of identical spoons bearing different quantities of yogurt to calculate how many spoonfuls are in each pot, and speculative models of Kinoko no Yama cookies made for the exhibition to show what they would look like in the shape of different mushrooms.
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WATCH: Camila Alves talks about Matthew McConaughey being a taste tester for her baby food line "Yummy Spoonfuls" As for the rest of her day, Alves' mornings are filled with superfoods for digestion, starting with a yerba mate tea and a detox shake, made with a special "detox powder," almond milk, and berries.
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" -- Martha McKittrick, nutritionist and certified health coach Peanut butter or dry-roasted chickpeas "I often keep a bag of the Good Bean dry-roasted chickpeas (sea salt flavor) and a jar of peanut butter in my desk drawer and alternate between two handfuls of the former or two spoonfuls of the latter.
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As for something else, you tell me how to characterize raclette and golden slices of rutabaga over a thin, buttery tart shell, or an omelet that is in fact cooked in a thin disc, inverted on to the plate runny-side down, and then topped with spoonfuls of hackleback caviar, firm trout roe and crème fraîche.
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In Zambia, for example, a person on the poverty line can afford a daily diet of two-three plates of nshima (a maize staple known as mealie meal), a sweet potato, a few spoonfuls of oil, a couple of teaspoons of sugar, a handful of peanuts and twice a week, a banana or mango and a small serving of meat.
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Maybe Maddon was a little salty that his counterpart in the Cleveland dugout was getting heaping spoonfuls of praise for the way he has bucked convention in his use of Andrew Miller, or maybe he didn't even want to imagine what a "hairy" situation might look like, or he simply does not trust anyone else in his bullpen outside of Mike Montgomery.
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Defectors tell stories of children discouraged by Butler from attending secular schools; of followers forbidden to speak publicly about the group; of returning travellers quarantined for days, lest they transmit a contagious disease to Butler; of devotees lying prostrate whenever he entered the room, or adding bits of his nail clippings to their food, or eating spoonfuls of sand that he had walked upon.
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I turned in my incomplete school work and duly received my grades, but by graduation that spring, I was again locked into the familiar pattern, the blissful intensity and isolation followed by days of slow-motion comedown, when I would laze around for hours, eating spoonfuls of ice cream from the carton, desperate for the sugar rush, barely able to muster the energy necessary to take a shower.
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Another portal into a meal, one that better suggests the kitchen's reach, is a charcuterie plate: thin mahogany slices of lamb ham; a floppy, spicy sausage something like mortadella crossed with 'nduja; spoonfuls of salty pork fat, melting away under bread warm off the grill; strips of Singaporean candied bacon; a slab of Vietnamese pork meatloaf, liberated from banh mi at last, and excellent with some chopped fermented cabbage.
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The pizza oven was cranking out in the yard and no-recipe recipes were flying through the Catskills night: pizza with a bed of Parmesan and pillows of mushroom, with little spoonfuls of roasted bone marrow here and there like mozz; lamb chops cooked sous vide for a few hours with rosemary, butter and anchovy paste, then roasted in the oven for 90 seconds and served on a platter as if they were lollipops.
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