From left: Captain Sandy Yawn, Chief Stew Hannah Ferrier, and Second Stew Aesha Scott.
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On a more grown-up front, the entrée can vary from spaghetti bolognaise (look, people love that dish) to more local flavour like muesli, cod stew, beef stew, and chicken stew.
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Tensions between chief stew Kate Chastain and her second stew Jennifer Howell have been boiling each charter.
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If you want another stew, with bright lemon instead, try Lemony Chickpea Stew With Pasta and Artichokes.
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It leaves me wanting stew for dinner, and specifically David Tanis's braised beef stew with Vietnamese flavors (above).
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You could stay in the Caribbean larder for dinner after baking, and make stew chicken or oxtail stew.
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Rocky inaugurated the recurring trope of the loose-cannon stew that the chief stew has to try to train.
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Both guys also appear to have a thing going with Chastain's second stew Simone Mashile and third stew Courtney Skippon, too.
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Stewed heart Stew beef heart with either Moroccan spices or your favorite beef stew aromatics until the meat is tender and irresistible.
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Ghanaian dishes often feature, like red-red (a type of bean stew), tangy jollof rice, yam and tomato stew, and fried plantain.
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I was in Georgia, and there's something called Brunswick stew, which is not great, but I wanted to find real Brunswick stew.
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" There was one pretty simple reversal: "Stew in returnable cans," where "tins," or cans, returned (or reversed) to become SNIT, or "stew.
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When there is no stew left for Omu, an impromptu feast is born, with special dishes from all of her thankful stew recipients.
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Elsewhere on the high seas, new yachties include: Aesha Scott (second stew), Anastasia Surmava (third stew), Travis Michalzik (deckhand) and Jack Stirrup (deckhand).
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Rice doesn't turn up until midway through the meal, when you're finally brought pickled daikon, kimchi, kimchi stew and fermented bean-paste stew.
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Recipe: Italian-Style Fish Stew And to Drink ... An assertive Bandol rosé or a gutsy white would go well with this Italian fish stew.
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Stew Leonard Jr. is the chief executive of Stew Leonard's, a chain of six grocery stores in New York and Connecticut that focuses on fresh produce.
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Recipes like Alison Roman's chickpea stew ("The Stew") or her chocolate chunk shortbread cookies ("The Cookies") permeate Instagram Stories for days, even weeks, after they go viral.
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Caroline Bedol once again catches her chief stew Kate Chastain and second stew Josiah Carter gossiping about her on Tuesday's Below Deck — so she stands up for herself.
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Alison Roman's stew remained at the top this week, along with dijon and cognac stew (above), Melissa Clark's farro broccoli bowl and more in the collection below. cooking
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But there's hardly a void at the center of this fresh and funny if sometimes wayward show, with a text by Stew and music by Stew and Ms. Rodewald.
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I'm liking Mark Bittman's recipe for a gingery chicken stew for its health-giving properties, and David Tanis's recipe for fresh and wild mushroom stew just because it's riotously flavorful.
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The New Zealand-born cook finds himself in hot water with his boss after a blow-up in the galley with chief stew Kate Chastain and her second stew, Simone Mashile.
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Eating stew with a beautiful view Eating stew with a beautiful view Given that there are usually missions that originate from camp, I visit it often as a way to reset.
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Heading in the opposite direction from football, you might consider Melissa Clark's new recipe for carbonnade, a kind of chili-adjacent stew of paprika-scented stew beef and onions, braised in beer.
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Aden told CNN Style that she loves the shiro wot (chickpea stew, $15.50), doro wot (chicken stew, $18.50), and sambusa (a savory baked pastry, $7) at the small and intimate Ethiopian spot Haile.
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Here the inspiration is dakdoritang, a spicy Korean chicken stew.
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I always do an Irish stew, which I love dearly.
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And the lawsuit with Stew Carnall continued to rage unsettled.
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Sure. For the West Virginia essay, I picked rat stew.
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Who wants to jump seat with this hot sexy stew???
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I get seafood stew over rice from the office café.
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The sauté setting really streamlines recipes for chili and stew.
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Recipes: Japanese Chicken and Root Vegetable Stew | More Stews cooking
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The Labor Department also has a spoon in the stew.
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Morphy Richards Accents Sear and Stew Slow Cooker (6.5 litre)
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Why did the chickpea stew, specifically, become such a sensation?
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A post meant to intentionally stew chaos on the internet?
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General Electric in November bought Bit Stew Systems and Wise.
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Trump offered his usual stew of fear, jingoism and hatred.
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Gabriela then had tortillas, soup, beef stew, potatoes and rice.
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Give Natalie Portman's simple chickpea and veggie stew a try.
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I ordered the stew and a local pilsner called Skopsko.
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We made the beef stew and it was a hit!!
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You should definitely make stew chicken for dinner on Sunday.
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You'll want to serve this fish stew with garlic toast.
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Sheep are slaughtered and brewed up fresh in a stew.
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She was only eating mashed frozen zucchini and tomato stew.
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The stew itself takes only about 15 minutes to cook.
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Stew is on order, if I'm reading the mood correctly.
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Ms. Ramírez prepared beef stew — "they love that," she said.
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As a lover of all things stew, I was thrilled.
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So would Mark Bittman's recipe for a springtime veal stew.
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She made rice and stew and served whiskey and wine.
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Saute tomato paste with aromatics when you're building a stew.
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It had all the ingredients for a successful startup stew.
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Try this spicy vegan peanut stew with ginger and tomatoes.
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I like David Tanis's recipe for mushroom stew as well.
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Eating stew with a beautiful view Eating stew with a beautiful view RDR17372013 sets the bar high in a number of ways, but the overarching achievement is how closely this game tries to mimic reality.
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Burgoo is a mixed meat and vegetable stew from Kentucky, and callaloo is a Jamaican stew with African origins, made from a spinach-like plant (you can substitute other greens if you can't find callaloo).
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Now, instead of just showing up to eat, visitors arrive early to prepare dishes like nkatenkwan (groundnut stew) and red-red (black-eyed pea stew), and to learn something about their hosts along the way.
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Scotch, vodka, gin, tequila and moonshine do not make good stew.
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Premium Chunks in Gravy Chunky Stew (UPC: 7910050249) • Skippy 13.2 oz.
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It's basically a white stew and a lovely good lamb stock.
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Soon the villagers grew curious and asked him about his stew.
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I absolutely adore fish stew, in all of it's myriad forms.
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I've used it to cook eggs, soup, stew and steam vegetables.
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Maybe with some fried fish, or pork cutlet, or beef stew?
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Or you could just, you know, make a stew or something.
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I HATE eating dinner late, but this stew was worth it.
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From How-To: Make Korean Beef Brisket Stew with Kimchi Pete
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Chris Christie appears to be marinating in a stew of remorse.
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Pozole, a Mexican stew served at weddings and christenings, flowed freely.
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Hot dogs, hamburgers and lamb stew were cooked on a grill.
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Or David Tanis's recipe for a fresh and wild mushroom stew.
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Crackling and crisp is not what you get in a stew.
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Kumail tasted the biryani and the haleem , a thick wheat stew.
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Damon Albarn came in and brought lamb stew—it was lovely.
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Rage. Betrayal. Grief. I was high on Stew Beef for '16.
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Via Big League Stew: Now that's more like it, Bonds. 9.
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This Brazilian dish is shrimp stew stuffed inside of a pumpkin.
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On Monday, ribollita, that great vegetable stew, with toast and Parmesan.
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So um it's just been a really nice little educational stew.
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Definitely make Alison Roman's spiced chickpea stew with coconut and turmeric.
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Course three was called "Finisher" and consisted of a barley stew.
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It's better to start this dialogue than to stew about it.
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We eat chickpea tomato peanut stew with rice and toasted pita.
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Bouillabaisse is a hearty seafood stew that's famous in the city.
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One that manages it is a seafood stew, aguadito de mariscos.
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Make the chicken stew: Season the chicken all over with salt.
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Zumret sent a photo of a beef stew she was cooking.
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In place of a common vision is a truly unappetizing stew.
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In Bridger, we ate fry bread, chicken soup and buffalo stew.
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Will I make a Provençal fish stew and dream of summer?
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What could be more riveting than a stew of all that?
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I switch out the bird stew for a micellar water from Dior.
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Today, we're making Jamaican brown stew chicken with rice, peas, and plantains.
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"You can oil it or put it in a stew," he continued.
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The third runs down a North African bean stew with winter squash.
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It's made with smoked turkey and served with steak stew and plantains.
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He won Iowa with a wicked stew of Bible thumping and mischief.
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As usual, Jonathan ordered chicken and rice, and I got oxtail stew.
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Tensing's attorney, Stew Mathews, objected to the prosecution bringing up that evidence.
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Taste test the stew; I love the broth and have two cups.
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Swedes munch on moose; in Spain, bull-tail stew is a delicacy.
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Even then, I don't exactly see stew as a binge-able food.
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Rather than stew about it, I wanted to come to you directly.
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Don't bother peeling them, just chop 'em up and let em stew.
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It's basically stew fillings of different kinds, our chicken chipotle, carnitas Escobar.
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We were sitting in her kitchen, where she was making beef stew.
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Or sauté it as the base of a soup, stew or sauce.
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"It's a big stew," he said with a laugh, declining to elaborate.
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It could be a chicken stew and fried plantains or boiled yams.
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The garages along the road spat their stew of bachata and country.
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We'd like to give Kim Severson's recipe for Frogmore stew a run.
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Your large stew pot and your delicate family china will thank you.
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The result is a dystopian stew of perpetual tit-for-tat conflict.
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Georgia and Virginia both claim to be the birthplace of Brunswick stew.
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It seems to me we shouldn't stew around about this too long.
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Just before serving, heat the stew and make last-minute seasoning adjustments.
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The coconut milk stew traditionally consists of mackerel, tomatoes, onions, and yams.
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Cover with lid and allow to stew for 20 to 30 minutes.
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A woman cooked a pot of stew on a wood-burning stove.
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Now if you'll excuse me, I have a beef stew to make.
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Until then, homeowners stew, fret and wait for the next big storm.
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It may be necessary, as the stew will thicken as it sits.
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The receptionist entered with the bishop's lunch, a watery bowl of stew.
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Onion jam mimicked the tangy, spiciness of the Senegalese stew poulet yassa.
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They also make a comforting stew or soup in times of crisis.
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The whole thing is a sordid stew of elite coddling and cowardice.
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It's Alison Roman cooking a spicy white bean stew with broccoli rabe.
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Wash them down with Irish stew, chicken wings and other "tavern fare."
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One pasty is filled with potatoes and fontina; another with beef stew.
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Passengers got either vegetable lasagna, beef stew or pasta gratin for dinner.
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Recipe: Green Chile Chicken Stew Hatch chiles range from mild to blistering.
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I like chicken potpie; sometimes lamb stew; sometimes corned beef and cabbage.
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Recipe for Spicy White Bean Stew w Broccoli Rabe linked in profile.
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This complex stew could damage an economy already showing signs of flagging.
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For a simple stew like this one, you could use any meat.
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For me, the obsession started with a humble bean stew called lobio.
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Her second play, STEW, just opened to rave reviews at Page 73 Productions in New York, and centers around three generations of the Turner family gathered in the matriarch's kitchen, where more than just stew threatens to boil over.
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"I once shared a plate of goat stew with Bill Murray," he said.
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But if you feel like putting a carrot into your stew, please do.
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You throw everything in the pot, and it makes for a delicious stew.
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The President has continued to stew about the story since Sunday, sources said.
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It makes a nice stew, a nice soup, with a lot more flavor.
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But then I got the idea to make nimono, a simmered Japanese stew.
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Relations between the two countries are an uneasy stew of tension and cooperation.
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Stew Mathews, Tensing's attorney, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Also, to stop slurping stew with his face down in the good china.
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Several factors have combined to create a dangerous "stew" of uncertainty for stocks.
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Government price controls of payment-network fees consign consumers to watery beef stew.
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I eat stew with white rice and a glass of cava for dinner.
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There are also bubbling metal kettles of budae jjigae, or army base stew.
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Think ahead and use leftover stock to make turkey stew the next day.
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My partner was still on shifts, so we made an easy beefless stew.
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The whole stew is then baked under a thin fan of sliced potatoes.
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Indeed, the bears have successfully seized on a potent "stew" of issues. 1.
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So we stew about it all night; this is a Thursday, you know.
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From this angle it's beautiful instead of a revolting stew of sewer rats.
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The steak is one-dimensional; the stew transcends the sum of its parts.
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Making a stew hearty usually requires long simmers or starting with a roux.
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It gives flavor, heat and texture to sambhar, the region's ubiquitous vegetable stew.
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Phillips let him stew for about one second and then smiled at him.
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Order takeout tonight, but consider making this coconut pork stew over the weekend.
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The viola keeps escaping from this orchestral stew, but not by fighting it.
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Groups sit around bonfires to burn old bankruptcy papers and share hobo stew.
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Maybe a spicy lentil and sweet potato stew with chipotles, to celebrate fall?
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The food — rice, potato stew and boiled roots — gave him diarrhea and dysentery.
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Perhaps Regina Schrambling's justly famous recipe for beef stew with Dijon and Cognac?
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You'll absolutely love Melissa Clark's recipe for Japanese chicken and root vegetable stew.
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Or Kim Severson's simple and delicious recipe for Eastern North Carolina fish stew?
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This squid stew tasted remarkably like pot roast, in the best possible way.
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But that also means they have more time to stew over perceived slights.
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I started making my own kimchi, and I make kimchi stew a lot.
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We also start to cook our lunch for the week — a beef stew.
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My wife, Deirdre, welcomes us with a hearty stew: red beans and kielbasa.
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My wife, Deirdre, welcomes us with a hearty stew: red beans and kielbasa.
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Here, Armitage melds contemporary dance with drag performance to create a surreal stew.
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Yet scanxiety — by prompting us to stew about the future — eclipses the present.
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By Sunday, Stew Leonard Jr. and his team were ready for a break.
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Just the warm, round smell of that stew reminds me of my childhood.
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Thursday seems right for Julia Moskin's spicy peanut stew with ginger and tomato.
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At least make this Grecian chicken stew with cauliflower and olives for dinner.
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No, but this last stew that I had, I watched them make it.
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Chief Stew Kate Chastain sets a table during Season 20183 of Below Deck.
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Squirrel stew, jelly beans, and hoecakes: Here are all 44 presidents' favorite foods
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"Bravo to the chef," they said, clapping, after mopping the stew with bread.
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Workers peel pumpkins, for example, because some skin enhances the flavor of stew.
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It can also be used in the famous cocido de garbanzos chickpea stew.
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Numerous studies, including this new research, have presented a stew of conflicting results.
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No. It's a pretty powerful stew, if you think about it that way.
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Or you could thread the needle between project and improvisation and make stew.
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These sites are not neutral platforms, but robust businesses that have financial incentives to share fake news and encourage their users to stew in their own hateful juices; the more they stew, the more time they spend on the site.
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Reyes's take includes kabocha squash lumpia (spring rolls), Bicol Express stew — traditionally a hearty soup made with pork, but his iteration is made with cauliflower — and thick, peanut-based kare-kare stew, with winter squash, fish sauce caramel and garlic chives.
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Recipe: Red Bean Stew With Fried Onions and Cilantro And to Drink … The ideal accompaniment to this Georgian bean stew would naturally be a Georgian wine, preferably made in the traditional manner, fermented and aged in a qvevri, like an amphora.
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Yahoo branding, meanwhile, will continue to exist amid the Verizon/AOL/Oath branding stew.
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Certification forced him to stew about President Barack Obama's agreement over and over again.
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It's a good decision because the stew is way more satisfying than I expected.
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Into this stew pot of political, diplomatic and economic turmoil has stepped Donald Trump.
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And Melissa's new recipe for a vegetable stew made with braised Japanese root vegetables.
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Today they're serving local fare — babi ponteh, which is a pork stew over rice.
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I cooked Ghormeh Sabzi, a traditional Iranian stew, and we invited all our friends.
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I'm making beef and butternut squash stew and cream cheese-filled pumpkin bread later.
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I make beef stew in the pressure cooker and it only takes an hour.
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The leaves are used to make a stew that is popular in Igbo Ora.
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Then to work together with the brilliant playwright, Tony Kushner – what a glorious stew!
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Let's just stew on that for while and then never speak of it again.
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If you notice the protagonist of the film, her favorite food is chicken stew.
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There's a lot of juice in that stew, if you know what I mean.
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In Miami's bubbling ethnic stew, the tensions of those years have only partly dissipated.
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Also some troubleshooting tips in my stories for those experiencing more soup than stew.
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Kimchi Pete shows us how to make a traditional Korean stew with beef brisket.
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The heaping bowls of galbijjim—short rib stew—are the best in the city.
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This sausage, duck and white bean stew is rich, hearty and slow-cooker ready.
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Then to work together with the brilliant playwright, Tony Kushner -- what a glorious stew!
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Now Stew and Heidi Rodewald have reunited for a new production at the Public.
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Even though it's in a stew, each part of the gumbo is well seasoned.
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Later, we heated up Dinty Moore beef stew and then you went to bed.
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You could stew them on the stovetop, letting the pieces slowly collapse into compote.
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And that, it turns out, is exactly the kind of crunch this stew needs.
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Once the preliminaries are out of the way, a lamb stew almost cooks itself.
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And if the word "stew" is a stumbling block, just call it a braise.
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The farofa, an accompaniment, is ubiquitous in Brazil and adds body to the stew.
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" He closes both doors and says, "We'll let him stew for a few days.
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Adventurous chefs teach viewers how to hunt, skin and cook beaver in a stew.
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One last dish is mashawa, a soup thick as stew and built for winter.
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Or throw in some chicken broth and make it a stew with frozen veg.
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Tuesday is maashi and molokheya, a mucilaginous stew of mallow leaves beloved by Egyptians.
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Lobster-and-cranberry-bean stew is followed by curried lamb and a cheese plate.
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So maybe I'll make a Dutch oven full of Dijon and cognac beef stew.
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They stew in what I'll lovingly refer to as a fancy tech pickle jar.
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Finally, our food writer says cooking the perfect beef stew is a lifelong goal.
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Mr. Zwillinger cooked a lamb stew, and the two decided to form a business.
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Chief Stew Hannah Ferrier chats with deckhand Colin Macy-O'Toole on Below Deck: Mediterranean.
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I also couldn't miss the big pot of oden stew at the cash register.
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That stew of misfortune is in part the reason the Mets are 20-27.
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Sambhar is a spicy lentil-based vegetable stew that is popular in southern India.
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And to go with, I went deep on his recipe for a Caribbean stew.
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The stew is representative of south Louisiana culture in general, not specifically Acadiana culture.
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Recipe of the day: Make a hearty stew of lentils, roasted eggplant and orzo.
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It's a smoky sauce, made mostly from peppers, that's used to build a stew.
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Fermented soy bean paste and dried anchovies make this beef stew packed with flavor.
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This herby, tangy Iranian stew will make your kitchen smell incredible while it simmers.
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Is "ragoût" just a five-dollar word for stew, or is there a difference?
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You can't cook a beef stew in an hour when you get home from work.
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But they also made other things with them, such as oyster stew and stuffed pork.
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Julia Moskin The quest for a perfect beef stew is, of course, a lifelong one.
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In this gulf lies the vast stew of fake news and wrist supercomputers; now what?
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But the little kinkster actually likes it, so they just leave him there to stew.
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For example, a stew made from the leaves should be eaten immediately and never stored.
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Much of the food she ate, the rice, okra, peanuts and vegetable stew, was African.
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This becomes Caputo's season to shine, instead of Taystee's to rage, to stew, to sob.
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Now they languish in an "unconservative stew of celebrity and authoritarianism," spiced with conspiracy theories.
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It's a giant messy stew of every problem with social media, with very real consequences.
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As a wise philosopher once said: There are a lot of carrots in this stew.
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They want to consume him like a hearty stew, every last drop of Buttigieg ... Yum.
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When the stew is done, fill the jars halfway and top each with an egg.
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He's eating standard prison fare, including soups, burgers, beef stew, BBQ chicken and enchilada casserole.
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One user was posting fetish comments about cooking Barbie-size women in a stew pot.
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And what if that music it's a delicious Auto-Tuned stew that gives people joy?
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As Syd Howe was winding up for a shot, he was tripped by Stew Evans.
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Parisians huddle in overcoats sipping stew made of carrots and parsnips, the only available vegetables.
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Yam and beans, jollof rice with tomato stew, bun with fried egg, and instant noodles.
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Stuffed animals, books and clothes that touched the toxic stew often aren't safe to keep.
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Those left behind stew in the acrid juices of "cultural loss" and pine for yesteryear.
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Variations on locro — a hearty and delicious Andean stew — are served all over South America.
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You could make Melissa's recipe for a spicy pork stew with hominy and collard greens.
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And Mark Bittman's great old one for Peruvian pork stew with chiles, lime and apples?
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The result is a combustible stew sure to sour the stomach of party leaders nationwide.
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There were potato pancakes, and bigos, which is a kind of meat and cabbage stew.
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A patient four beds down was sucking lamb stew through a straw and shivering uncontrollably.
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A salad was never going to hold as much appeal as a hearty beef stew.
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Her husband was cooking feijoada, a Brazilian bean stew, when we walked through the door.
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I ate three bowls of that stew, all the while silently shedding "what if" tears.
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All danger of dullness is obliterated, though, when Madam Zhu's Spicy Fish Stew shows up.
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The response from our elected leaders is a toxic stew of gaslighting and coldhearted arrogance.
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Jollof rice, fish pepper stew and braised goat in obe ata, above, top the list.
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At Hills Kitchen, a new Nigerian restaurant in Bushwick, Brooklyn, the stew calls for rice.
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Omu, thanks to the deliciousness of her stew, becomes a grandmother to the whole community.
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I love to cook when I really need to unwind — Irish stew, roast dinners, curries.
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It's a black bean quinoa sweet potato stew I made in the crockpot (it's amazing).
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And then there's dal, the savory lentil stew without which no Indian meal is complete.
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Recipe of the day: Chickpea stew with orzo and mustard greens is colorful and complex.
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Our city may be melting, but at least we can stew with a craft brew.
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A waiter placed a bowl of kharcho, a beet red lamb stew, on the table.
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Spiced Chickpea Stew With Coconut and Turmeric Anabel, 21Why do you like this meatless meal?
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That'd be a nice meal this evening, if peppery peanut stew is not your bag.
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The film he envisions will be a kitchen-sink stew of humor, sex and violence.
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Pueblo cooks might serve bowls of red chili stew while the Oglala Sioux fry venison.
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She had invited her children for dinner and was preparing her youngest son's favourite stew.
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Recipe: Spring Lamb and Chickpea Stew Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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One Sunday, Mr. Salee and some friends shaved coconuts and cooked up a turtle stew.
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One of the nation's favorite pastimes — football — has boiled up into a toxic political stew.
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Both the trout and the stew are in the Western Range section of the cafeteria.
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When he opened his kitchen cupboard, I saw that it was stocked with canned stew.
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"Gedman's the goat," insisted Stew Thornley, baseball author and official scorer at Minnesota Twins games.
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By far the best thing I came up with was a childishly simple lamb stew.
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For Canada, then, and for all of us following their dogsled to health: The Stew!
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It is steamed over tofu, fried into rice, wrapped around beef, and boiled into stew.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, until slightly thickened and stew-like in texture, 25 to 30 minutes.
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I heat up the chicken stew I made yesterday and the puréed version for the baby.
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For a main course, she often hosts a potluck with a stew as the main course.
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Docking instead at a nearby island, the officers bought some chicken stew from the local market.
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No, you can sneak it into your minestrone, your chicken noodle, or even your beef stew.
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Workers take piles of plastic chips and mix them into what looks like a synthetic stew.
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EVEN amid Brazil's pungent stew of recent big corporate scandals, the latest is particularly stomach-turning.
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Also, did we mention that Action makes a seafood stew in a big custom glass pipe?
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He played on the band's first EP, "Polly Wog Stew," but left the group shortly afterward.
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We made stew, got a sleeping bag, and went to bed in preparation for day two.
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It's based on who the viewer is, which is itself a complex stew of personal ingredients.
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I may grovel the rest of my life in a stew of effort, of misguided hope.
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And not only did K-Stew shave off her locks, but she also went platinum blonde!
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But Carlson's monologue raises several critical questions, chief among them is: Who loves stew that much?
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With growth like that, it's no wonder Foot Locker wants a sip of that GOAT stew.
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Walsh's attorney, Stew Mathews, and Sycamore School District officials could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
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Back in the day, people supped on groundhog stew and stretched the hides to make banjos.
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In its place is a stew of xenophobic populist signaling, reflexive plutocratic policy, and proud ignorance.
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The stew used fish that farmers couldn't sell or damaged fish that came off the dock.
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They were fed once a day a ladle of stew in the palm of their hands.
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MUNCHIES culinary director, Farideh Sadeghin, shares her family recipe for Ghormeh Sabzi, an Iranian herb stew.
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Among the main dishes is a seafood stew for which cod is roasted before being added.
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Prepare the black squid stew in advance — a few hours ahead, even the day before serving.
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A cioppino (tomato-based seafood stew) was packed with tender lobster, shrimp, fish, mussels and calamari.
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Today the city is a chaotic stew of Yemeni militia groups and increasingly a Qaeda stronghold.
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Some Americans would shut out the world and let poor countries stew in their own problems.
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It was also said that he rolled the stew into a taco for his own consumption.
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Still, it's worth something that humans can deliver hard truths within a heady stew of beauty.
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It's so cold outside, so I get this army stew from the Korean place next door.
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At Cafe Littera, which opened in 19013, she substituted mussels for lamb in a chakapuli stew.
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The smell of a spiced beef and chickpea stew cooking in the kitchen filled the room.
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Let the stew simmer for five minutes, then add the lemon juice and stir to combine.
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"It's really painful," said Mr. Baka after a breakfast of baobab leaf stew and fresh milk.
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Try Melissa Clark's vegetarian skillet chili (above), charred cauliflower stew or Julia Moskin's black bean soup.
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But before there was any time to stew, a talk with Cora made him feel better.
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So, too, is dinuguan, a pork-blood stew that can pose a challenge even for Filipinos.
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Juan Lagares, a Mets outfielder from the Dominican Republic, loves the sancocho (beef and vegetable stew).
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Some Japanese foods caught on and stayed, like sashimi, oden (stew) and bian dang (bento boxes).
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I put the lemon poppy seed loaf on a table, next to another mother's homemade stew.
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There was a repast table crammed with casseroles, Brunswick stew, fried chicken and key lime cake.
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We were saying we couldn't eat a thing more when they brought out a seafood stew.
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I was cooking hobo stew over a small fire when two headlights appeared in the distance.
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I make some French food or West Indian fusion like jerk chicken or brown stew chicken.
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"Go find another Chief Stew," she says after one battle on board, walking off the boat.
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Dinner was a spiced, surprisingly tender beef stew, rice, steamed and fresh veggies, and an orange.
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Mr. Trump's social media presence can be a strange stew of family, politics and simmering anger.
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You can cook everything from a stew to a cake with a push of a button.
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It's a bustling market where vendors sell delicacies such as efo riro, a spicy Yoruba stew.
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Even her home state's signature delicacy, green chile stew, typically came filled with beef or pork.
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A couple of the more straightforward entries were Francophonic — GEORGES and BOEUF, which led to STEW.
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Here I'm inspired by the French blanquette, a stew, usually veal, in a creamy white sauce.
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The stew, popularly known as Zanzibar mix, is hearty, rainy-day food — best slurped, not eaten.
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"I did a picnic in Trinidad, and I made fish stew, dumplings, pumpkin fritters," she said.
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Alternatively, take a look at Melissa Clark's recipe for chickpea stew with orzo and mustard greens.
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"The lobster stew blew my mind," wrote Yelp user J.B.Learn more about Miller Brothers Seafood here.
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First, Tsion Café and Bakery opened on Sugar Hill, serving steaming piles of stew atop injera.
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It's all a rather volatile stew, and the stock market is clearly expecting a positive outcome.
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You could make Melissa's super recipe for North African bean stew with barley and winter squash.
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The stew was finished, left warm in the oven, and she was gone, her secrets kept.
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Make some stew this weekend, anyway, even if you don't thrill to the flavors of Korea.
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For myself, I like this Doc Willoughby recipe for a cold-start tagine-style lamb stew.
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The stew is thick with heat, the shrimp cooked just until their gray bodies turn flush.
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This inchoate stew of bad booking and worse character development has taken its toll on Reigns.
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The same can be said for a spoonful of strong Dijon mustard served alongside the stew.
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A fennel-and-leek pot-de-mer (seafood stew) was plain, but the shellfish was perfectly cooked.
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I get a fish stew which is too salty and M. gets the catch of the day.
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We order steamed chicken buns, scallion pancakes, beef, short rib stew, and crispy chicken wings to share.
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The Favourite is a wickedly delightful stew of palace intrigue, sex, skeet shooting, revenge, and duck-racing.
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So, get ready to stew in whatever tragedies befall Westeros over three extremely long episodes of television.
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It was only after several minutes that I realized why: It tasted like my mom's kimchi stew.
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Watch Olivia in action above as she shows us how her grandmother's New Mexican stew is made.
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Investors are putting all those ingredients in a hat and coming up with a pretty ugly stew.
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Slow cookers are our handy go-to for big-batch dishes, like game-day chili or stew.
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Esau, hungry from an unsuccessful hunt, enters Jacob's tent, where his brother is preparing a lentil stew.
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Whether its butter-pie or stew, food acts as an anchor against novels' horror and high stakes.
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But something is missing in that stew of spending bills: the Department of Homeland Security appropriations bill.
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Like the last bite of a lamb stew that's been on the slow cooker for 15 hours.
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From: Like These Eggs, We Also Want to Be Coddled in a Tasty Eggplant and Tomato Stew
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The pumpkin pork stew is so delicious and soothing, it'll make you wish it was freezing out.
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It often shows up on restaurant menus in goulash, a thick stew of meat, sauce and dumplings.
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We don't speak aloud our ambition of tomorrow, so we silently stew in the unhappiness of today.
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So instead of enjoying turkey, our main dish is a spinach and ham stew served with rice.
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It's a carefully simmered stew that makes them hard to define, classic and unpredictable all at once.
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Outside The Beatles and Elvis, I felt lost in a stew of psychedelic posters and latex pants.
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Also on offer is olla de carne, a hearty beef stew with rice, pumpkin, yucca, and potatoes.
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My kimchi is smelling ripe AF, so I'll make some stew tonight with white rice for dinner.
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The idea, popular among your advisers, of letting Britain stew in its own juice is not absurd.
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" And in her speech, Warren decried Trump's campaign as creating a "toxic stew of hatred and fear.
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The table was still laid with plates on which some dark meat stew or sauce was congealing.
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First created in Tuscany, Ribollita is a classic stew that has been around for hundreds of years.
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A softer mattress, I think, and bone-chilling privacy, and a beef stew made with red wine.
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A simple stew of this sort is standard fare from Barcelona to Bandol, from Marseille to Messina.
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So one Thanksgiving I'd be eating Koresht (Persian stew), the other one it'd be sweet potato pie.
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When everything is done in the stew pan, take out the chilly pepper and the bay leaves.
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And this isn't being substituted for ground chicken in a stew or something — it's front and center.
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Hardy slices up the eggplant and the tomatoes to make a sugo; a simple, stew-like sauce.
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The menu featured fun Halloween inspired dishes, like "Snake and Spider Stew" and "Terrifyingly, Delectable Wedding Cake."
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Similar to Brazil's stuffed pumpkin, Argentina serves carbonada en zapallo, which is beef stew in a pumpkin.
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Later she'll pop out the herb cubes one at a time to finish a soup or stew.
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The old man carried in his cart milk, ground coffee, a few cans of stew and soups.
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But I also noticed food from many different countries: Cuban coffee, Puerto Rican mofongo, Dominican oxtail stew.
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Failing that, maybe Mark Bittman's recipe for spicy-sweet Peruvian pork stew with chiles, lime and apples?
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Fresh lemon juice and ghooreh, or unripe grapes, lighten the stew and lend a particularly tart punch.
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On "Sunlight, Glycerine, 2 Loose Draws," voices, electronics, acoustic instruments and percussion make a humid, sultry stew.
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City Kitchen An appealing dish of beef and vegetables, Vietnamese bo kho is a stew lover's dream.
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Many customers used to come here not for a slice, but a stew from Taste of Persia.
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Hill rice is better dry, with an okra stew or a sauté or chutney piled on top.
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For dinner, the choices were chicken, a beef stew, or fish, which cost about 40 cents extra.
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She had evacuated, but her horse, Stew, had wandered out of the stable through the busted fence.
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More filling, and perhaps more delicious, is a vegetable maffé , a type of West African peanut stew.
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City Kitchen A New Mexican favorite, green chile stew doesn't have to be relegated to the fall.
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While retired players like John Barnes stew, the A.F.L. has taken steps to make the game safer.
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You could make venison, if you prefer, or a standing rib roast or a gigantic oyster stew.
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That helped pull us down, and then we had an absolute stew of headlines throughout the day.
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And then you have the Harrison stew for dinner, to eat with David Tanis's rice and peas.
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When I get home, I eat some of the chips and heat up Crock-Pot beef stew.
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"It's extremely flattering," says Roman, 34, of having her chickpea stew and chocolate-chunk cookies go viral.
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Lunch was to be a bone-marrow and vegetable stew with rice, bean sprouts, kimchi and seaweed.
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Stew barely remembers the friendship Kendall still clings to, and that's the biggest, saddest win of all.
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Next came a blanquette de veau, the monochrome veal stew cherished by French schoolchildren — textbook buttery deliciousness.
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Essentially a fragrant lamb stew combined with basmati rice, it is not at all difficult to prepare.
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The next time I tried the goulash it was a venison stew, and each bite was different.
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"Don't let the gangway hit you on the way out," chief stew Hannah Ferrier tweeted during the episode.
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Instead you get "Mouth-Watering Oven-Fried Fish, Couscous with Peas and Onions," and some lentil stew. Nice.
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The eight fast cook functions are meat/stew, multigrain, soup, dessert, poultry, yogurt, rice/risotto, and beans/chili.
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Weirdly as this is all happening, the former cheftestants are rooting for the newbies from the stew room.
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Also floating in this stew of jargon are terms like autonomous, self-driving, semi-autonomous, and self-piloting.
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It takes even longer after you realize that there isn't one perfect beef stew, but constellations of them.
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It does take a good three to five hours to cook a big batch of stew this way.
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Unfortunately these include serving an unsightly grool-meets-stew to the senior maesters and cleaning their chamber pots.
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Chaim: I was shocked by how long the episode took to really let us stew in the aftermath.
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Cooks will stew them with meats like chicken and duck; it's great for deep and dark medicinal broths.
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But it was only possible thanks to Marshall's decision to gulp back a hearty shot of bacteria stew.
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What better way to watch the riots than with a packet of freeze-dried beef and potato stew?
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A lentil base has been supplemented with tomatoes, spices, and other vegetables to create an expertly balanced stew.
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In any case, have a whole week to stew it before Episode 2 throws us a new curveball.
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Add in a little limited edition provenance with big face and crown and you've got a stew going.
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Maybe I'm alienated from stew because I cooked so many of them this winter for my office lunches.
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On the hill, a large family have set up camp, and are cooking tripe stew over a campfire.
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The Detroit legend Moodymann would work up a stew of disco, house, and funk a few hours later.
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It takes ingredients from every part of West's impressive discography and uses them to make an unholy stew.
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You can sit and stew in it, and if you're lucky emerge from it as your best self.
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As a Leafs fan, I'm more than happy to see the GM of the Canadiens stew a bit.
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It's the stew of grievances, half truths and lies, all of it stirred by love, loathing and jealousy.
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I went with the Dracula stew, which limited itself to sausage and chicken, served between mounds of polenta.
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Requesting a selfie from a woman is often asking that she stew in self-loathing for thirty minutes.
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There were no easy answers amid the toxic stew of sulfur dioxide and lava ripping through the ground.
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But the best chef-engineered burger can't hold my attention the way a really good classic stew does.
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For serious flavor, try rice cakes bathed in red chile paste, or this hearty, but not heavy, stew.
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But I didn't let myself stew in anger, I let it motivate me to pay off my debt.
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After a quick shower, Yulia started chopping potatoes and a pork loin for a sour-cream gravy stew.
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There is cottage pie (mash-covered minced beef stew) and shepherd's pie (the same thing, but with lamb).
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Flynn at NSC may cheer Putin and Erdogan but adds a volcanic mix to the national security stew.
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Anybody who put pen to paper about the senate for the past two decades had to know Stew.
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Everyone's bringing peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and your mom packs you a fucking beef stew with melon.
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The crunch of the vegetables blends with the rich flavours and surprisingly realistic soya "meat" of the stew.
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Almost everything needed adjusting with bagoong, particularly kare-kare, a peanut-butter stew that tasted of little else.
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In my box was ayamase, a chunky stew fortified by the profound funk of iru, fermented locust beans.
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Traditionally, a soft cheese called catupiry is spread inside the pumpkin shell before adding the delicious prawn stew.
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A stew of floodwater, mud, tree limbs and other debris covered the highway in Montecito, making it impassable.
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Ms. Delgadillo packed a lunch — apples, carrots and a stew made of vegetables to avoid upsetting his stomach.
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Pieces of foutou, dense and faintly sweet, are pulled off and dabbed in stew, to drink it up.
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Bobby passes out on the street and regurgitates what looks like a gallon of Dinty Moore beef stew.
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The sum of its actions is to further steep the social safety net in a stew of shame.
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Modernist sculpture, low-resolution GIFs, and appropriated images blend together in a hyper-saturated stew of questionable taste.
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Over a plate of stew with carrots and a side of quinoa, Chen explained the appeal of college.
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I used mine the other day to make a weeknight version of my recipe for Jamaican oxtail stew.
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The herb's sweet, pungent flavor defines the taste of the stew, which simply isn't the same without it.
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The warming fragrance of a stew has drifted from the kitchen, then streams in to the cold doorway.
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The stew was delicious, everyone agreed, a sweet, savory contrast to the bright tartness of the cooked radicchio.
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With her incredible herb, bean and lamb stew — khoresh-e ghormeh sabzi — which some call Iran's national dish?
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Instead of the Dominican staple, sancocho, her mother now makes a vegan root vegetable stew for the family.
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The correct picture of khoresh-e ghormeh sabzi (Persian herb, bean and lamb stew) is at nytimes.com/food.
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Stew on that for a bit before you get too haughty if you are an American soccer fan.
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Noodles are hand-pulled and beautifully pliant in lagman, a soup so heavy, it almost qualifies as stew.
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I'll marinate the goat with curry, green onions, thyme, garlic and black pepper and bring to a stew.
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Grouper collar was grilled and then braised in a stew of tomatoes, tamarind and tiny homegrown adzuki beans.
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And much of the city is still covered in a toxic stew of chemicals, sewage, debris and waste.
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If you think your chili could use an extra kick of protein, this is the stew for you.
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My parents had brought me Korean food for lunch — sullungtang, a fatty stew made from ox-bone broth.
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It's a complex stew of dissatisfaction and concern that can't be broken out in clean social-science categories.
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That cake would be great after Julia Moskin's recipe for a spicy peanut stew with ginger and tomato.
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Or you might try Mark Bittman's recipe for a kale-rich vegetable stew topped with toast and Parmesan.
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But while you're at it, stew on some of the valuable lessons the googly eyed monster has imparted.
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My plan was to make a vegetarian stew featuring purgatory beans, fennel and peas, showered with fresh herbs.
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"I don't want to carry son-of-a-gun stew in a box on a plane." cooking cooking
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Much of the Texas city is still covered in a toxic stew of chemicals, sewage, debris and waste.
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Among Gaza's most treasured dishes is zibdiyit gambari, a tomato stew spiced with jalapeños and speckled with dill.
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"I saw all the stirrups that Emile Hermès collected, and that's when the stew started cooking," he said.
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And in this hearty, warming stew, they melt into a soft-textured sauce for brawny cubes of beef.
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It makes it super easy to make pulled meat, short ribs, yogurt, soups, stocks, rice, vegetables, stew, and more.
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Everyone brings a few ingredients and helps cook, making the sometimes "intimidating" process of a soup or stew easier.
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The reason is that our chicken and dumplings is basically the same thing as this Korean stew called sujebi.
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Demonizing hard work while abetting grifters enriching themselves on tax dollars is a potent stew of hypocrisy and irony.
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Through probabilistic genotype matching, programs like TrueAllele can sort out the DNA strands presented in such a biological stew.
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I had this experience not long ago when I ate a fisherman's stew at Bar Tartine in San Francisco.
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Easy peasy: about 4-5 cups beef broth, 1 lb stew meat, flour + water for dumplings, and no measurements.
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In the midst of this toxic stew of denialism and pseudoscience, what is the role of the Surgeon General?
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But you don't need to know any of that — just as your grandparents didn't — to master a beef stew.
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But you know it's not the same, and that knowledge, if not the stew itself, leaves an odd aftertaste.
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Matz appeared to stew on the bench after the decision, but later said he understood the reasoning behind it.
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One example: She places eggplant at the center of a peanut stew whose prototype is found in West Africa.
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Because it's hard to keep an eye on your stew for ten hours, they also have to be safe.
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Face it: your baby will never be as cool as K-Stew, so this costume will have to suffice.
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It's never been easier to make a hearty soup or stew to warm you up in the winter time.
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To honor the oyster stew, we splurged on a split of the 2012 Vine Hill chardonnay from Kistler ($39).
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The wine's flavor changes over the next few days, and then it's demoted to giving body to your stew.
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It's turkey, onions, celery, peppers, potatoes — in kind of a stew, all in the skillet with the leftover turkey.
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After trays of cheese ravioli and beef stew were served at midnight, it was lights out in the cabin.
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It also introduces a new mode that blends ground and space combat into a nostalgia-inducing eye candy stew.
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Place it on uncovered part of stew, easing it into the space without overlapping dough that is already there.
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A journalist, who claimed to be visiting to profile Stew, is actually researching a hack job at Dean's expense.
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The stew of factors muddies responsibility and has left each party rushing to tar the other with negative headlines.
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Law and Justice plucks popular policies from all over the political spectrum and stirs them into a nationalist stew.
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Europe's economic crisis was a stew with many ingredients, from spendthrift governments to inadequate safeguards in the banking system.
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This essentially meant adding or removing pieces of sound to or from the sonic stew they'd spent months concocting.
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French dishes include pigs' feet with caviar, pike quenelles, fish stew bourride and poached chicken for two to four.
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Regardless, this is creating a potent "stew" that is forcing stocks to remain range-bound despite rising earnings expectations.
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Amplifying that spirit, "A Wilder Life" urges readers to garden with a purpose — to stew, brew, can and pot.
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The women spiced sardines with hot peppers and air-dried trout, to be turned into a pungent brown stew.
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Of late, the government has tucked into liberalisation as if it were an appetising feijoada (bean-and-meat stew).
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Like hot cocoa, it's hard to say no to a warm crock-pot soup or stew in the winter.
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In terms of flavor complexity and satisfaction delivered to the diner, a stew always wins, at least for me.
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Many Italian whites won't have enough body for the stew, so I'd resist the reflex urge to pair regionally.
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I could nearly see my exhaled stew of emotions; it looked like glitter floating around, drifting to the floor.
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Catch a glimpse of spring with this classic lamb stew, or try these individual corn puddings stuffed with greens.
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Each mussel, clam, and beautiful rhombus of squid in the brodetto, or seafood stew, for two was perfectly cooked.
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One table groaned with Asian noodles and beef stew, a home-cooked meal that was gobbled off paper plates.
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Modern Italian cooks follow suit, topping polenta with sausages simmered in tomato sauce, a mushroom stew or braised rabbit.
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But if you can't get softies, try the curried rice with clam fritters, with fried catfish or stew chicken.
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I think we should serve reindeer stew instead because it tastes better than salmon, it's traditional and it's funnier.
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With her permission, you can add a side of Rudolph stew to the board (minus the morbid accompaniments, please).
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"I was so much in love," he said of the rich dish, something between a soup and a stew.
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One might get the impression from "American Messiahs" that this spiritual stew has appealed only to feminists and socialists.
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For protein, my mom makes an amazing roasted chicken or we make a chicken stew from our first cookbook.
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A Good Appetite August corn and seafood meet green chiles, lime and tomatillos in this bright and colorful stew.
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She can't always get the right shiro (chickpea stew) mix from Ethiopia, so she'll roast yellow split peas instead.
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He shares with Håkan a few ambiguously tender scenes of manly attachment, and his recipe for quail stew. Weird.
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Ms. Annis filled her basket with zucchini and plum tomatoes for that night's meal: Lamb's neck stew with ratatouille.
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Cook: Pasta and chickpea stew cooks in just one pan and is vegan without the final dusting of pecorino.
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The primary salt in pinkabet, a vegetable stew, is bagoong, a satisfyingly funky paste of fermented shrimp or fish.
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For this evening, I'm thinking, you might try Alison Roman's new recipe for white bean stew with broccoli rabe.
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Ms. Sebisaho also prepared sakasaka, a stew made from cassava leaves, as well as catfish, grilled goat and okra.
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Or do they stew on the sideline, red flag pocketed, and resign themselves to the unlikelihood of a reversal?
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So many fresh green chiles lurk in Madam Zhu's Spicy Fish Stew that eating it is a contact sport.
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So maybe make Regina Schrambling's terrific recipe for beef stew with Dijon mustard and cognac for dinner this evening?
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Or you could go more luxe, with David Tanis's recipe for a Catalan shellfish stew of lobster and clams.
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Juba, the capital, still has food, but the price for even a single plate of bean stew is astronomical.
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M.O. meat, like beef stew, also don't have to be labeled, even if they contain other genetically engineered ingredients.
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I also buy pomegranate molasses, something that I only knew about having eaten my friend's mom's wonderful Iranian stew.
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Rather than sit and stew over criticism from his fellow Republicans, Mr. Christie said he was skipping the event.
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"Nikkei through a New York lens" is how he described food like spicy seafood stew with mirin and miso.
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Or baghali ghatogh, a dill and fava bean stew scented with garlic and saffron, in which eggs are poached.
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As for dinner tonight, you might take a look at David Tanis's new recipe for vegetarian white-bean stew.
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Gumbo, the stew made from rice, seafood, chicken, andouille sausage, tomato and okra, is representative of south Louisiana culture.
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If stew is lacking in flavor or seasoning, you might want to add a few drops of fish sauce.
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This chickpea stew made of mostly pantry staples is a good weeknight dinner go-to, especially for Meatless Mondays.
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Mussels and clams give this seafood stew some heft, but lightly stewed chickpeas add a welcome change of texture.
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Together we ate piles of rice, fresh bread and stew from a goat the Afghans had slaughtered hours before.
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"He is sitting up, watching T.V. and is waiting anxiously for his favorite oyster stew for lunch," she said.
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"I was really surprised to find that what is a staple in Iraq today, which is a stew, is also a staple from ancient times, because in Iraq today, that is our daily meal: stew and rice with a bread," Nawal Nasrallah, a culinary historian and expert on Iraqi cuisine, told the BBC.
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They haven't really had any opportunities to broach the conflict over this issue and, as time goes on, I think there are a lot of White House aides who suspect the President's going to stew and stew and then one day Tillerson is no longer going to have that coveted presidential confidence.
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Adding to our sensitive stew this week is Venus, who will move out of nurturing Cancer and into regal Leo.
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For them, for you, we write today: an ode to chicken la Tulipe and tournedos Rossini, lobster stew, steak Diane.
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The "cold-ass water" he's referring to is whatever river or lake he had to stew in for the cover.
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The most personal recipe of the bunch, he says, is Bigos—a polish stew made with cabbage, sauerkraut, and kielbasa.
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Or maybe they could just scratch the "Jamaican" off that stew description, and bin the "Tunisian" rice descriptor too. There.
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Today, we're making a pot of New Mexican Hatch green chile stew with one of Refinery23's writers, Olivia Harrison.
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The result is a rich simmered stew with tender root vegetables, and one more delicious way to get through winter.
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At a handful of "hotelys" – small eateries – you can buy a dish of delicious zebu stew with local red rice.
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Grab groceries for slow-cooked Asian beef stew: baby potatoes, bell peppers, onions, tomato sauce, crushed tomatoes, and baby carrots.
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When we arrived there at midday, workers were ladling out rice and yabis, a simple bean stew, in the courtyard.
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The stew is garnished with mushrooms and corn, and tucked, upon request, into a wrap, along with coleslaw and fries.
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Like so many Trump grievances, the argument seems steeped less in fact than in a roiling stew of personal animus.
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Sea lamprey doesn't taste like fish at all, but the texture resembles the slow-cooked beefsteak in my dad's stew.
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Through tears of joy, Dean explains how the story paints Stew as a saint for putting up with Dean's hijinks.
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He called his gadget a Naxon Beanery, as it was inspired by the slow-simmered Jewish bean stew called cholent.
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Alongside their famed vindaloo, D'souza and his wife Merciana offer fish roe, balchão, and guizad—a Portuguese-Goan fish stew.
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Even if the armor offered protection from impact, the inertia of those movements would turn Tony Stark into chunky stew.
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"Does ANYTHING sound LESS appetizing than a stew made from Saudi Arabia and Travis Kalanick," wrote one person on Twitter.
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" In 2016, Hormel voluntarily recalled 40 cases of Dinty Moore Beef Stew -- also because of possible contamination by "extraneous materials.
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A major New Orleans staple is shrimp gumbo, a flavorful, thick seafood stew served over a bed of fluffy rice.
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But then I considered a Yankee oyster stew with bacon and onion, or an oyster chowder with leeks and potatoes.
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It wasn't draining properly, and seemed only to marinate the dishes in a stew of warm water and food scraps.
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Around the country there are Senate and House races with a similar flavor: older man, younger woman, stew of resentments.
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And a seafood stew had a very nice spicy tomato broth and was satisfying despite a disproportionate allocation of seafood.
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ERIC ASIMOV A recipe for fish stew with the City Kitchen column last Wednesday omitted an ingredient in Step 3.
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A special called greedy chicken stew turned out to be a busy casserole made with mushrooms, ginger and pickled peppers.
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Our recipe for red bean stew is a lovely one-pot meal to serve with noodles or crusty country bread.
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First, you make a lamb stew with white wine and onions and a pinch of saffron, if you're so inclined.
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Among the meat dishes was my favorite, fahsa, a lamb stew whose frothy, green topping was made from whipped fenugreek.
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While Nocturnal Earthworm Stew was reissued on CD by Pacemaker Entertainment in 2004, this one deserves the proper vinyl treatment.
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Eventually, a stew of nerves, blistering heat, a multi-goal deficit, and frustration with the Courage's stifling defense bubbled over.
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To make good decisions, prospective students and their parents need a menu of individual rankings rather than a Mulligan stew.
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Built-in programs like bean/chili, meat/stew, soup/broth, poultry, congee, multigrain, and more also help to eliminate guesswork.
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So it was thrilling to find a bowl of beautiful stew in a simple neighborhood cafe in Brisbane's inner suburbs.
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A Scouser is named for the city's lamb stew, Lobscouse, that sailors used to eat on the docks, he explained.
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Or start our slow cooker Guinness beef stew in the morning and let it braise while you party or parade.
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Without an overhaul, the governor said, the agency would continue to stew in its own bureaucracy and lack of accountability.
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Everyone has an opinion on where to get the best moqueca, the signature palm oil-based stew famous in Salvador.
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But the toxic stew of propaganda and fake news that is allowed to pour into the public river without filters?
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Recipe: Vietnamese Braised Beef Stew (Bo Kho) Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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Gumbo, a Southern Louisiana signature stew, is made with a mixture of meats and thickened with okra, a gelatinous vegetable.
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From old-fashioned beef stew (above) to sweet potato fries, here are the recipes readers loved most this week. cooking
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Then cook David Tanis's new recipe for spring lamb and chickpea stew for dinner, and call the weekend a win.
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My Detox The model and Goodwill Ambassador has been cooking this plant-based stew since her childhood in South Sudan.
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Whether you want to slow cook, sear/sauté, cook rice, steam, stew, roast, bake or warm, they do it all.
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I heat up leftovers from yesterday night's beef stew with some rice for lunch and have a nectarine for dessert.
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"When you hook up with somebody on a yacht, you've got to choose wisely," says returning Chief Stew Kate Chastain.
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Ceebu jen, a hearty fish stew, is the national dish, and sawfish — once plentiful but now rare — grace bank notes.
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Make roasted turkey stock with the turkey bones, then throw together a big pot of crowd-pleasing soup or stew.
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The most frequently served dishes, he said, are bologna stew and fried bologna with mashed potatoes, green peas and gravy.
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This work of lyrical persistence and political resistance includes music from Martha Redbone, Heather Christian, and Stew and Heidi Rodewald.
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"It takes even longer after you realize that there isn't one perfect beef stew, but constellations of them," she adds.
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Though meat is traditional for green chile stew, this delicious chicken version is a bit lighter and quicker to cook.
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Significantly, people who stew about Justice Kennedy don't compare him with Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr., the justice he succeeded.
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A pizza or pasta may employ them all, with or without tomato, or they may be added to a stew.
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K. and I get giant salads because it's necessary, and T. gets a lamb stew that is borderline life-changing.
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From the road, she had organized a statewide fish stew fund-raiser for flood victims that raised more than $30,000.
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Barlow is dead, then — a fact that seems incontrovertible, one of the few in this bubbling stew of a book.
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"If I Gave U My Love" shows he can still cook a soul sample stew like the best of them.
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In telling his truth and not worrying too much about whether it was "universal," Stew fashioned a wry, regretful bildungsroman.
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The rest is a stew of taxes, fees to finance renewable-energy investments, and charges for use of the grid.
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For lamb lovers, a good option is Irish stew, simmered with potatoes on top, a humble but eminently satisfying feast.
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I love Alison Roman's whole fish pan-roasted with soy and citrus (above); and David Tanis's Vietnamese braised beef stew.
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Try this slow-cooker chili (above), for instance, or a Dutch oven full of galbijjim, or a Filipino oxtail stew.
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I'd eat those happily after a big dinner of what the writer and epicure Jim Harrison called Caribbean stew (above).
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Snack on fish or goat stew for about €20; your server may surprise you with vanilla or ginger-infused rum.
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Although many traditional beef carbonnade recipes call for stirring the mustard into the stew pot, cooking mustard tames its bite.
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During the lunch break, I ate out of a wooden bowl, enjoying a meat stew with onions, carrots, and beef.
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So the next time your partner turns you down, allow yourself to feel your feelings, but don't stew in them.
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Things ratchet up until a chaotic wrestling stew is created, a six-person (seven this year) maelstrom of simulated violence.
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We'll have the leftover chicken stew for lunch and then I'll cook up one of the Sun Basket meals for dinner.
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After the stew—my God—I head to Bentley's [Oyster Bar and Grill, Corrigan's Mayfair grill restaurant], probably around late afternoon.
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I became interested and that allowed me to commit in actually engaging rat stew even though it was a controversial choice.
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"It's what you make dal out of," Van Der Beek says, referring to the traditional Indian stew that uses the beans.
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Most of us rarely set our ovens below 325 degrees, but baking a stew at 300, or even 275, is ideal.
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But a modest bottle would be best for the marinade, and this stew offers an opportunity to drink an excellent red.
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The recipe is easy to customize — you can make it spicy or mild, with a soupy or thicker stew-like consistency.
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There's also a quinoa salad in the kitchen from a lunch meeting; I throw a few tablespoons in with my stew.
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In the winter months, there's nothing better than a hearty soup or stew to warm you up on a cold night.
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The roiling stew of hate, despair and abuse that drives many of Mr King's characters finds eerie echoes in recent atrocities.
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Ten states were searching for the warming stew, including Arkansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin.
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At dinnertime, his wife prepared a stew of fresh tomatoes, potatoes, and chicken on a gas stove by the family's tent.
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Peter finds it impossible break up with the stew or the dog, so he tells both women he's seeing multiple people.
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After 90 minutes on the stage, and a day for the event to simmer, here's the state of the stew: 1.
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Simone Biles seems to enjoy a slightly heavier meal: "I like stew chicken or I really like salmon," she tells PEOPLE.
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It is America's most evangelized kitchen appliance for a reason, able to perform any task you demand of it: Bake. Stew.
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Bake pot pie in preheated oven until crust is nicely browned, and stew is bubbling around edges, 15 to 20 minutes.
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Are we to believe that factories are really just swarmed with seagulls ready to dive into open containers of simmering stew?
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My fridge is beginning to reek of kimchi from the stew so I know what I'll be trying to finish tonight!
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Or Trump could continue to stew, dig in his heels, and forge stubbornly ahead, risking further losses in the court system.
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Highlights include Butterbeer Potted Cream; Beef, Lamb, and Guinness Stew; and being able to dine in a manner befitting a wizard.
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Project coordinator Beatrice Muliahela said local people initially did not know how to cook mushrooms other than boiling them in stew.
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With the heads, the workers made barbacoa de cabeza (barbecued cow's head), and with the entrails, they made menudo (tripe stew).
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Her signature jerk chicken dish is made from fresh halal chicken, and her lentil, spinach and mushroom stew from pricey portobellos.
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Consumers also won't be able to find anything simulating a ribeye steak or stew meat, much less pork or lamb alternatives.
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Styled after the popular seafood stew from San Francisco, this stripped-down version is all clams, potatoes, and earthy, savory, aroma.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Chef Imad Alarnab furiously chops onions and stirs giant pots of bubbling stew as he prepares dinner.
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"Remember that we close on health care and corruption and they can close with whatever toxic racist stew they want," Sen.
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Dash Mini Rice Cooker, $27.26This little gadget not only cooks rice but can make stew, oatmeal, soup, pasta, veggies and more.
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Recipes: Braised Lamb With Egg and Lemon | More Lamb Stews And to Drink ... Lamb stew usually calls for a robust red.
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This stew of fresh experiences, athletic endeavor, unhurried travel, and meaningful solitude is one of the things that keep me going.
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Sure, Tucker Carlson is a weird-ass dude, but maybe his creepy and strangely erotic stew comments make sense in context?
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Hawkers displayed platters of honey-soaked sweets, vats of stew, golden rounds of cheese, sacks of spices and legumes and grains.
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Leigh-Ann: Because of the cut of meat, it's either you're going to get it in a stew or a soup.
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If your stew preferences skew lighter, you'll be pleased by the brothy, mild comfort of this dish made with lamb shoulder.
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My husband makes a delicious fragrant tagine stew with different kinds of squash, and I make couscous to go with it.
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Recipes: Mango Royale | Oxtail Stew in Peanut Sauce (Kare-Kare) | Pork Sinigang Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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I remember a couple of distinct dishes like pato de cabidela—basically giblets—which is a stew that comes from Portugal.
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And if you really can't get enough bison meat in your life, don't miss his bomb-ass short rib stew, either.
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Or this insanely good recipe for Caribbean stew I read about in an old Jim Harrison story and tested into reality?
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And of khoresh-e ghormeh sabzi, a lamb stew with beans and herbs that some call the national dish of Iran.
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And, for cooler nights, her recipe for fesenjoon, a chicken stew with pomegranate and walnuts, from Iran's northern hills and coastline.
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It would be fair to argue that the internet was, for the most part, a rancid stew of awful in 21.5.
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The 13 students represent the stew of political views at Southwestern University, a liberal arts campus in mostly red Georgetown, Tex.
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Recipe: Corn-Seafood Stew With Avocado and Chiles Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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It's like a tomato based stew, it has lima beans and butter beans, okra, vegetables, one or more types of meat.
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Recipe: Spiced Chickpea Stew With Coconut and Turmeric Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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But we've served this stew so many times before that a big audience beyond the die-hards has lost its appetite.
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At home, that can help prevent the beef stew that you freeze from becoming a murky mystery container in three months.
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That fizzy energy stew of the Big Bang manifests itself today as a bath of microwave radiation that fills the sky.
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She sat at the table with her husband, who bit into a shark sandwich, and Nas, who dug into oxtail stew.
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In place of oyster stew, she suggested a tomato-juice cocktail, dressed for the holiday with a jaunty sprig of parsley.
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Many of the more widely remembered works with his name on them mix comedy and violence into a surreal, interactive stew.
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There's no way that he doesn't open up his Instagram and see somebody's made the stew and he's like, 'F—— Alison.
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How often could a person eat walnut-paste-stuffed vegetables and a lamb stew called chakapuli, a favorite dish of Stalin.
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And if you haven't been introduced to spicy soft tofu stew, you'll be glad you made the trip to H-Mart.
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It's balanced and earthy, and though the tannins are still a bit firm, it will go well with a meaty stew.
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Saturday would be stew for lunch, followed by a 15-course meal for dinner, and then a light breakfast on Sunday.
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She indicated Thursday she might let the Senate stew awhile until she can be assured the articles get a fair hearing.
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Originally on Beverly Boulevard, it was the first in the neighborhood to specialize in a menu of soondubu, or tofu stew.
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Maybe that means a version that is slightly more stew than soup, thanks to the thickening power of tiny, sliced potatoes.
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Even if it was generic, bland chicken stew (and it was) encased in not very distinctive pie dough, it seemed wonderful.
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So now we're left to stew in our racial and cultural resentments, which paved the way for a demagogue like Trump.
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We can argue what was the primary flavor in the stew, but there's no question ... And what the impact was. Right.
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While he briefly held her hostage, he told her he wanted the police to "writhe; I want to make them stew".
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Food-wise, I always go to Ham Ji Park, which is totally known for pork ribs and their neck bone stew.
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I heat up the last of the chicken stew for my son and the baby, and then my son has applesauce afterward.
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So, if you've got five minutes to complain and stew in your frustration, you might as well give meditation a shot instead.
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There comes a point every year when we desperately wish we could have an IV of hot, flavorful stew in our veins.
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Central Asian cultures like Uzbekistan introduced Russians to the juicy, greasy lamb-and-rice stew that is plov, now a firm favorite.
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As far as food, a favorite in our house is a beef stew that is slow baked inside a basketball-size pumpkin.
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Other defendants, such as those "Gremlins" unable to post bail—hard to contest without a lawyer —were left to stew in jail.
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If sports bodies can't figure out how to monetize certain parts of that stew without diluting the whole thing, that's on them.
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"The white people come to like it," said Ashraf Uncle while we were talking about paya, a stew of trotters and spices.
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So the first time I baked a stew in the oven, I felt as if someone had reinvented the wheel for me.
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That at least shows the virtue of pragmatism, evinced by few of the other characters in this boiling stew of a play.
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He encouraged me to try delicious goat stew, rice and beans, grapefruit soda, and a new favorite of mine: fried ripe plantains.
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I'm making this delicious beef and butternut squash stew that takes a couple of hours to cook but is worth the wait.
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But especially for the more vicious harassers that stew in fan communities, it's a SWAT team's capacity for violence that really appeals.
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You learn there can only be one boss at a startup and the more cooks at the stove, the worse the stew.
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Right now, I make lentils with a ton of vegetables in them almost like a stew, and that's her favorite thing ever.
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She has let Trump stew in his controversies while continuing to hammer the message that he is fundamentally unfit to be president.
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Decide to eat "real food" later, and have a few bites of Asian beef stew and a slice of whole grain bread.
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He used fungi to teach British diners to be more daring generally: to eat a stew made of lamb pluck, for example.
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From squirrel stew to cheeseburger pizza, these commanders in chief didn't let their time at America's most famous address change their tastes.
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This is an enlightened approach to Cajun cuisine, as cracklins and hogs headcheese can be ordered alongside the Gulf seafood couvillion stew.
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They don't even include the heavily polluted "toxic stew" that will host open water swimming, sailing and windsurfing events during the Olympics.
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While you might've spent all winter hibernating and cooking stew, in the summer, you tend to just eat less and do more.
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To a beaver, castoreum is a complex chemical stew, one that advertises a beaver's clan and tells non-relatives to keep out.
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I run to the grocery store to pick up things for a Guinness beef stew I'm making tonight as a pre-St.
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Bo Bardi loved to cook, especially Brazilian dishes, like moqueca (a typical northeastern fish stew) and carne de sol (dried, salted meat).
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Peter likes Linda because she makes very good stew, but he also likes Ellen, a woman with a majestic dog named Coco.
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This one has Billy Ray Cyrus but also throws Young Thug and viral superstar and young yodeler Mason Ramsey into the stew.
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Set it on top of stew in pan, flush against 1 long side (it will cover about two-thirds of the surface).
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A full-size woman can't fit into stew pot, the team figured, so the content was unlikely to cause real-world harm.
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Still, Radford says, the elements of clown panic, and the ensuing social media and news coverage, are an "irresistible stew" to many.
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The game pie is very much in the same vein, although here the stew is a mix of venison, lamb and boar.
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It comes with extensive preset options that allow you to pressure cook soup and broth, meat and stew, or beans and chili.
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There's pineapple shrimp, lemon shrimp, coconut shrimp, pepper shrimp, shrimp soup, shrimp stew, shrimp salad, shrimp and potatoes, shrimp burger, shrimp sandwich.
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"Living in Cova da Moura is just like living in Cape Verde," Fortes said as he ate a richly-flavored 'cachupa' stew.
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Snow-crab season had just ended, and the kegani would replace it on the menu, as the centerpiece of a turnip stew.
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There are two other factors that make the second half stew much more complicated than usual: the "Trump trade" and the Fed.
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A stew gains flavor with a night in the fridge, stored in its own juices, and as a bonus, defatting is simplified.
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For a main course, Mr. Pérez cooked a comforting suquet de peix, fish stew with garlic, tomato, potato and pieces of urchin.
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Known as a Cozido das Furnas, the unusual stew is a specialty of local chef Paulo Costa, who promises to explain all.
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Monday night, I'm thinking you could cook Julia Moskin's recipe for spicy peanut stew with ginger and tomato, rich and vibrantly spiced.
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The opaque stew, classically loaded with offal, is often passed off by Filipino immigrant parents as "chocolate meat" to their suspicious children.
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The stall also serves fritters made from fresh cauliflower and sweet corn, adding a satisfyingly crispy bite to a plate of stew.
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As a result, it was destined to be lost in a primordial stew of indestructible villains tossing indestructible heroes through bricked walls.
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Developer Rhino Stew has just unleashed an excellent parody of Lynch's work in the form of an early 1990s style typing program.
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In the winter, we ate khoresh-e fesenjoon, a hearty, sweet-and-sour pomegranate and walnut stew to warm us from within.
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All that surface area led to a lot of caramelization, to a depth of flavor that held through as the stew matured.
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It's amazing how lively this stew is, and how much flavor it has, for the amount of time it asks of you.
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The local seafood stew is cooked with coconut milk and bears the orange hue of dendê oil (sometimes called red palm oil).
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It might be some type of grain-based salad like farro and kale or a lentil stew or casserole loaded with veggies.
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And I'd like to cook Jamaican oxtail stew for dinner that night, to serve over rice, just because it's so crazily delicious.
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What would be the body of the stew is now a sauce; the tomato, celery and onion in it come through distinctly.
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They began cooking big pots of the classic island stew called sancocho on the street in front of Mr. Enrique's small restaurant.
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Use them four times a year and you'll thank me every time, or I'll take my Borsalino and make it into stew.
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I breathe in the downstairs couple's routine meals today some kind of stew do I live on Pluto or another celestial snowball?
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Wek now makes her own version of the stew, adding ginger and cinnamon to boost immunity, and spoons it over spiced couscous.
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The ferefer was essentially a spicy vegetable stew that tasted heavily of the deep, earthy berbere spice that Ethiopia is famous for.
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Go a few blocks east to Haandi in Curry Hill for lamb nihari, a stew of slow-cooked shanks and bone marrow.
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Alison Roman makes a spiced chickpea stew with greens and coconut milk that finds the nexus of comfort food and health food.
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I decided to make a nutritious Japanese-style stew, a recipe based on the five elements of the Yin and Yang philosophy.
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At breakfast, the rich, nuanced shakshuka, a thick tomato-pepper stew topped with poached eggs, provides a lusty welcome to the day.
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The menu, which includes kharcho (veal-and-walnut stew) and herb-flecked khachapuri, is elevated yet traditional — much like the space itself.
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Suzy has shrugged off her academic promise to join her older, less brainy sister Grace as a "stew" for Grand Pacific Airlines.
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That night, in our thin-walled rooms we texted each other pictures of our respective dead potted plants and began to stew.
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Meat stew is a dish that's pretty ubiquitous around the world, but chili con carne has become a cult of its own.
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Some diced fresh pineapple went into the thick stew because I have long considered pineapple to be an excellent match for mezcal.
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It found that people here typically needed to spend 155 percent of their daily income for a single plate of bean stew.
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The interior crew — or stews, led by the chief stew — takes care of keeping the cabins clean and waiting on the guests.
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Others, like tomato-okra stew and sour corn chowchow, sound simple enough but require making other recipes or investing weeks of time.
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At first, he tended toward the elaborate (oxtail stew, for example); "I was super ambitious and wanting to try everything," he says.
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Lemony Shrimp and Bean Stew The crispness of fresh shrimp and the creaminess of white beans are almost weirdly wonderful in combination.
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She now makes her own version of the stew, adding ginger and cinnamon to boost immunity, and spoons it over spiced couscous.
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The bird is a little one, a "tit"; then "I can" gets in a "stew," or a scramble, to contribute to TITANIC.
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The eclectic menu includes chicken and waffles, blackened catfish and a potpie with Ethiopian doro wat (a chicken stew) and chopped liver.
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The kitchen stove is mostly cold these days, with months passed since it lit up under fried chicken, beef stew and liverwurst.
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The rest of the family always eat injera, a sourdough flatbread that is Ethiopia's staple food, with red pepper instead of stew.
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The green plantain mash can be topped with chicken, beef, shrimp, lobster, or pork stew, and is more than enough for two.
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If you've already whittled down your leftovers and just have a wee bit left, dice it and add to this cozy stew.
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As it evolved, however, "Megyn Kelly Today" was a stew of celebrity gossip, gritty crime stories, sexual misconduct discussions and cooking segments.
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Next time you find yourself on The Drake Passage, you can prepare and eat this lentil stew on even the roughest seas.
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I heat up chicken stew leftovers and add in the last of the buckwheat groats for an extra boost of fiber and protein.
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For one, in order to fill your belly with the traditional stew, you usually need to shell out a minimum of 24 euros.
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I tried the Rice/Risotto, Stew, Steam and Poultry programs, and none of them would let me pressure cook for just one minute.
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Zwillinger cooked Brown, fittingly, a lamb stew, and the two spent the weekend pondering what type of business Brown had on his hands.
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A heady, hot stew of discontent, I can't settle my mind when left to my own devices, left alone to think, wonder, despair.
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And in this Machiavellian world, these themes are mixed together in a toxic stew of HR risk avoidance, fearful employees and inexperienced managers.
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The big difference between our beef stew, and French boeuf bourguignon, Provençal daube and Tuscan peposo, is the loud presence of red wine.
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I have nothing against these ingredients, but I did not want to use them as a back channel to the perfect beef stew.
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It could have been a stew, or an Italian wedding soup, with chunks of meat flying everywhere, increasing the likelihood of collateral damage.
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The camera luxuriates in this scene, makes us stew in our discomfort at the juxtaposition of our conventional idea of consent with Gilead's.
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I look into my glass of bug juice: it's a miracle there aren't more thoraxes and wing bits floating around in the stew.
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While Mateen pledged himself to ISIS during his attacks, a more complex stew of personal traits and resentments also propelled him toward violence.
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And, for creative people who spend hours stewing in their own heads, they are finally a chance to let the body stew instead.
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It still has the built-in programs for rice, stew, and other common dishes, but now you can adjust temperature by single degrees.
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I feel grumpy about my student loans, and I'm also hungry but not in the mood for the last of the eggplant stew.
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Devon, Mateo, Darren, Connor J., Kevin, Dustin, Tyler C., Joey, Peter and Garrett all head off to the date, leaving Cam to stew.
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YouTubers Jill and Jenna Stewardson — a deaf/hearing couple — created ASL Stew to advocate for the importance of Deaf education, awareness and culture.
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Among the wetpack foods eaten by the Apollo 11 astronauts were spaghetti with meat sauce, sausage patties and chicken stew, according to NASA.
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The mayor of Bogata even invited Snoop to visit him for some traditional Romanian cabbage stew and a glass of plum-based booze.
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We went back to my friend's place and made a stew with onions, tomatoes, and bell peppers with some of our other friends.
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Tens of millions of Americans remain underwater on credit-card, student-loan, or mortgage debt—if not a toxic stew of all three.
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All Instant Pots also have 12 built-in smart programs to make recipes even easier, including bean/chili, meat/stew, and soup/broth.
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I originally had planned to come home from getting up-close-and-personal with the circle of life and make a turkey stew.
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Isaac lets us in on the importance of taking it slow and enjoying a beer while cooking, while expertly formulating his savory stew.
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It has 11 smart and programmable controls for cooking all kinds of things like stew, chili, or yogurt, just to name a few.
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In a crossover sure to blow the minds of Bravo fans, Inia also hooked up with Below Deck: Mediterranean chief stew Hannah Ferrier!
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Gridlock, austerity, an allergy to tax increases and debt — all make for a toxic stew in which our urban transit systems are sinking.
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All Instant Pots also have 12 built-in smart programs to make recipes even easier, including bean/chili, meat/stew, and soup/broth.
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All Instant Pots also have 2675 built-in smart programs to make recipes even easier, including bean/chili, meat/stew, and soup/broth.
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Dutch speakers, now a majority of 60 percent, were considered peasants by the French speakers, who found their potato stew culture nearly barbaric.
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Defense lawyer Stew Mathews, tall, folksy, and with a full head of silver-white hair, attempted to humanize Tensing in his opening statement.
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Thus you have dishes like budae jjigae, "army stew," a bubbling pot of Spam, hot dogs, kimchi, tofu and a dozen other things.
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Less hyped but just as memorable is the creamy squid luau, a native Hawaiian stew made semisweet with taro leaves and coconut milk.
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Glowing with satisfaction, they slump inside the cabin and devour calorie-rich meals of fried meat, rice, vegetable stew, burgers, bread and coffee.
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I would use some chickpeas for the stew along with some of the lovely pot liquor that added bonus of cooking your own.
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And in April, a 69-year-old woman reportedly poured pesticide into a fish stew due to be served at a village event.
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She has become a fragile, joyless woman who retreats to her uncle's house both to stew over and hide from her own disappointments.
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And that's where I disagree with many of my colleagues, who seem perfectly content to let pro-Trump students stew on the sidelines.
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In hot weather, James Chae, 32, used to look forward to ordering piping hot samgyetang, the ginseng-rich chicken stew, at Korean restaurants.
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If you're staying home to hand out bite-size Snickers or (lame) hard candies, the wise move for dinner is soup or stew.
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We're all in this together, it appears, fellow swimmers (and sinkers) in this crazy mixed-up cultural stew of the early 21st century.
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I couldn't resist giving this mostly French stew a bit of Chinese aroma, supplied by star anise and cinnamon stick, clove and allspice.
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You might try this Guinness pie (above), or this vegetarian shepherd's pie, this Irish stew, this soda bread, this colcannon made with kale.
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Kim discussed his love of North Korean naengmyun (cold buckwheat noodles) and taste-tested a seafood stew cooked by one of the defectors.
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We stopped for lunch in another village, where two of Temuri's friends prepared ostri, a delicious beef stew served in shallow clay skillets.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Jocón, a Guatemalan stew, can be so green you'd imagine it had its own Pantone color.
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I could have served a potato purée, a familiar accompaniment to this sort of stew, but, thankfully, I had lentils in the pantry.
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This Dominican chicken stew starts with sugar in a pan, stopped just short of burning, to give the meat a dark, caramelly crust.
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Chickpea Stew With Orzo and Mustard Greens We made this on Monday for dinner, and I polished off the leftovers today for lunch.
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His earliest remembered taste of it was in his grandmother's asopao, a Puerto Rican dish that is not quite stew, not quite soup.
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The meals include an appetizer; a main dish, like coconut-plantain stew, slow-cooked pork or grilled fresh tuna; two sides and dessert.
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Afterward, everyone sits down for a feast of grilled guinea pig, quinoa stew and potatoes cooked in a huatia, a traditional earthen oven.
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Her version of ash, the herb and whole-wheat noodle stew, stands out on the menu because it stays so close to tradition.
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In the paddock, there were drivers from about 20 countries, and the chatter formed a simmering stew of languages — including Texas-twinged English.
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Persian lime is there because tfina pkaila really reminds me of the Iranian stew ghormeh sabzi, but you can easily leave it out.
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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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On a recent day, Ms. Maselli was cooking a huge bowl of mung bean stew, preparing focaccia and roasting yellow peppers for dinner.
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I stew the rhubarb quickly with sugar until it is just cooked and syrupy, and then toss the cooled compote with the strawberries.
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I love the counter at the Oyster Bar, where the same men have been making incredible oyster stew for most of my lifetime.
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It was a vibrant, contentious stew of ideologies and their representatives: 19th-century romantic nationalists, communitarian kibbutzniks, social-democratic Labor Zionists, among others.
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But on the day of the attack, the children and grandchildren stayed home and prepared a beef stew for after the prayer service.
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During the Big Bang 14 billion years ago, a fizzy stew of energy and gas emerged that became, and still suffuses, the universe.
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The beet is almost as sweet as prune, and the potato is delicious alongside a bowl of soup, grilled salmon or beef stew.
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I think a huge pot of galbijjim, the great Korean short-rib stew, might be a good look for dinner on Saturday night.
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Or go the opposite direction entirely, and make Samin Nosrat's eggplant and tomato stew, which is one of her 10 essential Persian recipes.
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