Heck, I would be mad if someone revealed that my stewed rabbit was actually stewed chicken all along.
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Musk "stewed for weeks" over this, according to the report.
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A plate of Chi Chi's Kitchen's stewed chicken and rice.
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Stewed beef steak in tomato sauce is the biggest offender.
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Trump wanted to do this, and had stewed about it.
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The whole thing was then stewed until velvety and thick.
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She opens a can of stewed tomatoes for the sauce.
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An easy favorite of mine is stewed lentils and rice.
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Stewed Puy lentils spill across the rest of the plate.
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Appetizers include stewed chickpeas, and oysters roasted with crab fat.
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Morgan forever stewed about his being left out of the fortune.
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Ashamed and scared, Cilic stayed away from the game and stewed.
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The vegetables will cook, covered, until everything is tender and stewed.
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Next to that was an equally large pot of stewed codfish.
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Want a few slices with your stewed eggs in the morning?
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The stewed okra with cod is especially hard to pin down.
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Bush retreated to his Houston home and stewed for a while.
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Next up there was a section of vacuum-sealed packages of pre-cooked meats such as meatballs with gravy, grilled chicken, chorizo, chunks of stewed beef, grilled pork belly with rock salt, salmon, and stewed chicken wings.
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Top with spinach, stewed tomatoes, Parm, chopped turkey pepperoni, and mozzarella. 103.
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But perhaps stewed beef steak in tomato sauce is the biggest offender.
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For the last decade, a cauldron stewed inside Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
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We eat a ton of rice and beans and also stewed chicken.
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But Republicans have stewed over the state's voter registration laws for years.
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The National Watermelon Promotion Board suggests stir-fried, stewed, or pickled rind.
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Birria is a reference to the taco's stewed meat — usually goat — filling.
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Try Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for brown rice bowls with stewed peppers.
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Poincheval, 44, ate stewed fruit and purees while breathing through an air vent.
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Lots of stewed egg is on the table; again, the roundness means unity.
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At this restaurant, however, sixteen-hour-stewed pho is the drug of choice.
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Instead, ants were consumed whole, or in some other stewed or powdered form.
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There were fresh cucumbers, tomatoes, and onions; stewed eggplant and zucchini; roasted cauliflower.
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In some versions, the cooked rice and stewed beans are combined before serving.
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Many older Japanese nostalgically recall eating fried or stewed whale in school lunches.
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Instead, Mr. Trump stewed indoors, worrying about Mr. Comey and the Russia investigation.
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Tomorrow's: sloppy joe on bun, Scalloped corn, stewed tomatoes, rice pudding and milk.
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Recipes: Stewed Chicken and Rice | Chicken Meatballs | Chicken-Skin Garnish cooking cooking cooking
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For the last few days, Bilzerian said he has stewed about the insinuations.
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Even trays heaped with mansaf, lamb stewed in yogurt, could not rouse large crowds.
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And those recipes — her stewed chicken in particular — became some of her dad's favorites.
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In my own case, it was a basement rat's nest that stewed for months.
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The traditional dish consists of spiced, stewed tomatoes and peppers topped with poached eggs.
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The chitterlings are essentially his paternal grandmother's recipe, stewed with onions, carrots and garlic.
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Spare ribs with stewed eggplant that, if blindfolded, I would have said were Italian.
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HK) and a maker of Chinese spicy stewed duck neck, Zhou Hei Ya International (1458.
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So I stewed and sweated at home during the final week of my father's life.
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For two years, Clizbe and M. stewed as they watched Simmons ascend to greater fame.
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And liberals have stewed over corporations buying back their own stock after getting government help.
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Recipes: Sonoran-Style Flour Tortillas | Chivichangas de Machaca (Stewed Brisket and Cheese Chimichangas) cooking cooking
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I was left to choose between jellied or stewed eels, with each plate about $5.50.
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Cuco, stewed in a hallucinogenic haze, witnesses the scene unfold, smiling from ear to ear.
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They made do with plates of rice and beans, paired with alternatives like stewed eggplant.
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He still counts Puerto Rican-style stewed chicken, rice and beans among his favorite foods.
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John Hickenlooper stewed over that same choice and came to the same conclusion: President, hands down.
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The patties, he tells me, are filled with sweet chickpeas that were stewed in coconut curry.
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Today they're serving rice, beans, and stewed chicken, but they change it up every few days.
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School nutritionist Emiko Shiokawa says Monday will be back to rice, miso soup and stewed mackerel.
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And yet, since I couldn&apost qualify to refinance, we both just stewed in our frustration.
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Zinfandel, as long as its powerful fruit flavors are fresh rather than stewed, would go well.
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For all the braised and simmered and stewed dishes, the kitchen glides easily into lighter territory.
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It was revelatory: Each flavor was distinct and deeply burnished, as if assembled rather than stewed.
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Pork cheek, for instance, is stewed in a mole rojo with a beguiling undercurrent of chocolate.
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I fill up a plate of stewed beef ribs, cornbread, and a green salad for color.
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Its most striking characteristic is its texture: rubbery and soft, more like stewed tofu than beef.
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Cooks shape it into balls or stuff it with a pinch of stewed meat or cheese.
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The argument came to nothing and they stewed in silence, smushed together, until the next stop.
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A supper of cauliflower strata, stewed lentils and salad became warm lentils with salami for lunch.
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We ate, we stewed, we drank tea, and we dreamed of cut glass bottles of booze.
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The new iteration, however, is more versatile, designed to mimic meat when grilled, sautéed, braised or stewed.
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As Republicans stewed at home, he reversed course and opposed the resolution to terminate Trump's executive action.
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Explorer On tap in the city's Brewery District: stouts, I.P.A.s, stewed oxtails, collard pizza — and a skatepark.
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One can only make so many soups and stews before one begins feeling souped- and stewed-out.
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The first main course featured stewed whale cooked in a risotto-like mess of barley and seaweed.
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Since there wasn't an immediate explosion out into the masses, it kind of stewed a little longer.
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For most of the last two years, he stewed about it in private, only occasionally speaking out.
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She cooks delicious isitshwala, a kind of thick polenta, which I love to eat with stewed chicken.
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I also wanted tons of caramelized stewed onions, which I cooked separately on top of the stove.
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The tostada — a just-fried tortilla topped with stewed chicken tinga — was a terrific pre-sandwich nibble.
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Slabs of beef are stewed for hours with aromatics and the sweet Indonesian soy sauce called kecap manis.
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The Montana race was personal for Trump and he stewed about Tester's win for days after the midterms.
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Mr. Cabrera stewed for several months and then threw himself into what came naturally to him — helping others.
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Or cannellini beans stewed with olive oil and herbs, or a steaming bowl of spicy black bean soup.
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But a trifle is more complex, involving layers of sponge cake, custard sauce, stewed rhubarb and whipped cream.
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Rice and peas, fried plantains and stewed cabbage, slippery with coconut oil, are all mandatory in my book.
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He has watched the final at-bat a number of times, but he has not stewed over it.
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And now we've put it on the menu at our restaurant, Prune: "Family Meal" Stewed Chicken and Rice.
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Stewed chicken and rice complete on the stove, handsome in incandescent light, with the table set by dinner.
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Palm sugar-stewed pork, juicy cucumber and presses of lime are quick to temper that aged-shrimp flavor.
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Stewed tomatoes and rice, fried cabbage, steak pepper pot and a meatloaf burger are some of the dishes.
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I ate thick, chewy yuca tortillas with black beans and rich, stewed tepejilote, a kind of palm flower.
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Deciding which works would go in the space was more critical, and I probably stewed over that awhile.
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Grilled, crispy, stewed, fried or made into sausages, pork is a prominent feature of Thailand's world-renowned street food.
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They got chicken rotis (a Caribbean wrap, kind of like a burrito), mac and cheese pie, and stewed eggplant.
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Chicken thighs stewed for hours in chicken stock, water, and quartered onions, and later shredded for classic chicken enchiladas.
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Rita cooks her special meals (stewed apples with contraband cinnamon for dessert!), and even Serena Joy has thawed out.
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I'm definitely not a bitter fantasy owner who stewed about his lack of production for most of the season.
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Without the internet, I wouldn't have discovered the cute fellow was single, and I would have stewed for days.
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The local restaurants have become hangouts to exchange ideas and gossip over fried squid and stewed pork and eggs.
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The filling is a soft, rich vein of stewed pork shoulder with ham, bacon, red peppers and green olives.
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Normally stewed in with ham hocks, garlic, and onion, collard greens are a mainstay side dish to fried chicken.
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Some meat preparations are more straightforward and bland than the stewed or flame-licked versions you'd find in Mexico.
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You could also use another vegetable instead of squash, like stewed tomatoes or cooked leafy greens or sautéed mushrooms.
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Canned chickpeas stewed with spinach, tomatoes, smoked paprika, garlic and olive oil is in the regular rotation for us.
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Knowing that I would never be cured, I stewed about what to do with what remained of my life.
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I wish the tripe stewed in spicy tomato sauce, the way Romans do it, were available all the time.
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Here, this popular street food item comes topped with a stewed red pepper stuffed with buttery, creamy kajmak cheese.
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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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Last summer I had a memorable bowl of thick crema de elote and hunks of goat stewed with guajillo chiles.
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San Jose de Ushua Mayor Ivan Villagomez Llamoca said the mourners were served mote broth and stewed meat with chili.
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They can walk down pretty cobblestone streets and even enjoy homemade meals complete with a dessert of stewed cinnamon apples.
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The President has privately stewed over Bannon in recent days, including Thursday night from his golf course in New Jersey.
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Serve them up with some poached eggs, stewed mushrooms, and good butter, if you want to be like Gay Paree.
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Over dinner that night, as we sat and slurped potatoes stewed with ginger and pork, my mother quizzed Mao Xin.
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Whitefish is stewed in spicy tomatoes and red peppers for a Sephardic dish called chraime, which is served with couscous.
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On the opposite side of the hallway, a woman served generous bowls of stewed grains from an enormous steel vat.
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We also have a protein like steak, chicken or pork shoulder and some stewed greens like escarole or Swiss chard.
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Eggplant caponata is of Arabic origin, presumably, since it is stewed in oil, sweetened with sugar and spiked with vinegar.
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Whether they are wilted, stewed or fried, fresh herbs transform as they cook, first mellowing and then sweetening in flavor.
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Sweet, fresh crab is stewed in a garlicky curry sauce which you sop up with a side of flour-based dumplings.
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The cooks in the kitchen smile as they labor over steaming, industrial-sized stockpots filled with cabbage and well-stewed meats.
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Stewed pigs' feet with white beans, for instance, is a famous dish from Sichuan province, one of the country's culinary capitals.
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Sometimes it is a gentleman visitor, neither too fat nor too thin, hungry for a stewed turnip and an innocent name.
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Mulberries, reaching the peak of their stewed-shoe flavor and falling one by one to the ground, noticed only by flies?
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Yes. Do I like it better when someone makes it for me and tops it with various dried and stewed fruit?
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Guests were fed rice, boiled eggs and chicken Adobo, a traditional Filipino dish of meat stewed in vinegar and soy sauce.
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All of Bunna's goodness is heaped on round platters of injera: from Ethiopian classics such as misir wot (stewed lentils) and shiro (silky split peas simmered in garlic and herbs) to innovations like kedija selata , a jumble of kale, jalapeño, and avocado sprinkled with lemon, as well as a rotating seasonal dish (at the moment, it's stewed kabocha squash).
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Whatever you call it, these brilliant meal-making devices were born to boost lackluster chicken dishes to legendary levels of stewed stardom.
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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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It has stewed with our traditions so thoroughly over the millennia that it's no wonder we have trouble eating a smidgen less.
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The wrong dog ends up dying, more than once, and being eaten by a janitor with a taste for stewed canine flesh.
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They nod and smile politely, but appear more interested in the free tea and gudeg, a local speciality made from stewed jackfruit.
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"The more I just sat there and stewed on it, steamed on it, it just ate away at me," Hoagland told me.
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A year later, the magazine offered a recipe for Stewed Lettuce that torments the poor vegetable, for over an hour, into pulp.
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They fussed over silky sweet potato-and-coconut pudding and spice-coated callaloo, a sturdy leafy green stewed with tomatoes and onions.
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Then, I heated up the vegetable soup I made last night and made a couple more dishes — stewed chicken wings and broccoli.
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Eggplant salads, eggplant pickles, eggplant-heavy pasta dishes, stewed eggplant, stuffed eggplant, grilled eggplant — you find all these and more in Sicily.
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Alongside traditional soups and noodle dishes, the chain also serves up stewed pork and spicy cumin lamb burgers in folded flatbread buns.
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The pork-chop frisbees and cartilaginous ribs are unfortunate missteps, but the stewed beef and the oxtail are tender and tomato-rich.
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A few stewed for so long in their own resentment and the deeply sad world they created that they broke with reality.
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Another vendor, Fernando Velázquez from the Gran Cazador stall, tells me lion meat can also be grilled, stewed, or served as carnitas.
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There, with Mr. Dixon and Lynda Segal, he wrote and performed in "Stewed Prunes," a revue inspired by vaudeville and silent film comedy.
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Tender dandelion leaves make a sensational salad, while larger leaves are marvelous sautéed, stir-fried, wilted or stewed with garlic and olive oil.
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Meatballs with stewed cabbage and potatoes, pork tenderloin with caramelized onions and gravy, and baked pork chops—even behind bars, pork is king.
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His remarks come after receiving backlash from frustrated DNC members who stewed over the party's new slate of at-large delegates last week.
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"By noon every body seemed to be stewed, when the confetti ran out paper was cut up to take its place," he wrote.
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On the way to Roseau, we stopped at the boxy little Rosie's A-Cuisine for lunch: stewed pork, fried fish, rice, yams, salad.
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Filling a whole pie with eel would be too costly, so he serves eels jellied or stewed, and puts beef in his pies.
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See what you make of these coconut-stewed bamboo shoots with shrimp, from "I Am a Filipino" by Nicole Ponseca and Miguel Trinidad.
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Saucy stewed lamb with sage and sweet, oily chunks of eggplant mingle with fluted torchio, a short shape that evokes an unfurling rose.
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I add stewed cherries to make the ice cream go further, and if I ever do this again, I will downsize the bowl.
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Think stewed oranges in a long braise, sautéed apples with loin and, maybe the best example, spit-roasted pineapple with tacos al pastor.
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I add stewed cherries to make the ice cream go further, and if I ever do this again, I will downsize the bowl.
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Guests filled their plates from a buffet of stewed meats and vegetables and injera, a type of squishy flatbread that doubles as cutlery.
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Citi Field will serve its winner — ground, dry-aged beef, with stewed onions, house-cured bacon, and a sharp cheddar cheese sauce next spring.
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I ate the beef with a spoon, as I'd been instructed, scooping up the juices and stewed prunes and honest-to-goodness mashed potatoes.
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Gungor admitted that Friday night had bothered him, too, and afterward the hosts had gone out for beers and stewed over what had happened.
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There are roti wraps called frankies, as well as salads and curries, like the chicken stewed in a tomato-tinged curry of unusual complexity.
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As it stewed in the stagnant, acidic pool, minerals began to replace the soft tissue in the cranium, preserving it for millions of years.
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The corkscrew-shaped busiate is coated in a unbeatable sauce made from stewed eggplant, sungold and heirloom tomatoes, and a splash of white wine.
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American Catholic conservatives once unacquainted with being out of papal favor have stewed privately and expressed horror publicly on numerous right-wing Catholic blogs.
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One vegetarian-protein maker in Shenzhen, Whole Perfect Food, offers a stewed pork meatball that resembles "lion's head," a staple of southern Chinese cuisine.
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Roast turkey shared the table with chicken pie (a New England classic), roast chicken and vegetables of every hue, stewed, mashed, pickled and preserved.
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First, it's a succinct a breakdown of all of the trouble Pruitt has stewed up in the mere 16 months since he assumed office.
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If you are Northern Mexico, these fritters are stewed in a bright chile sauce made from dried red chiles and swimming with sliced, tender cactus.
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Lane, meanwhile, stewed in the Ralph Retort Slack over a Teen Vogue article in which he discerned further evidence of a left-wing pedophilia plot.
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My boss at the coffee shop I managed had fired me for the unexpected time off, and I stewed in my shame of being unemployed.
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Conversation veered from the crude (women's breasts) to the ordinary (stewed okra for dinner) to the philosophical (they were proud to fight for their country).
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My mother fed her stewed mushrooms that looked like tiny brains when their stems fell off—they would be good for Lulu's studies, she said.
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Served with Southern-style stewed field greens and pickles for a necessary acid hit, the chicken came with more biscuits (score!) and agave-chamomile butter.
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Fat pork belly from a local pig is stewed with soy sauce and ginger, while homemade tofu has been fried and paired with taro balls.
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The noodle dishes are highlights but my standout is the traditional stewed beef served as a huge hunk with a gravy and mashed potato moat.
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A woman sits down to eat a mysterious stewed meat, only to discover the distinct white pearlescence of several teeth glistening back up at her.
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For just 50 rand I had a plate of tender, dark-meat grilled chicken, stewed greens and dumplings that resembled thick slices of dense bread.
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Or if you don't yet believe that rara gosht, chunks of lamb stewed on the bone with spiced minced lamb, is not redundant but luxurious.
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It is intensely aromatic, and kind of mesmerizing when paired with flat rice noodles, hunks of tender stewed beef and curls of shattery pork cracklings.
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In any case, there is better chicken to seek out here, not just the home-style dokdoritang stewed in chile sauce but also the wings.
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And there's simple: a potentially sloppy mix of long-stewed vegetables, liable to collapse in an oily heap on your everyday plates before being devoured.
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I also bought a large platter of grilled and stewed vegetables, steak, chicken, shrimp, chorizo, beans, and rice, which I continued to eat for days after.
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She devotes nearly half the book to banchan, the small plates of pickled, fried and stewed bites, familiar to anyone who has ever eaten Korean barbecue.
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Here are a few ways I use them: Quarter them and use to garnish stewed vegetable and bean dishes, and vegetable- and tofu-based stir-fries.
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Mr. Almahasneh served dishes he grew up eating, like crispy rice intermingled with slinky, chopped-up bits of vermicelli, and greens stewed with onions and sumac.
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Upon first sip, it reveals a distinct potency with powerful, woody notes and a long stewed fruit finish, with a touch of leather and cigar box.
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Frederica Wilson, personally called for the firing of ESPN anchor Jemele Hill, and bullied San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz amidst the devastation stewed by Hurricane Maria.
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You can trust that culinary historian Michael Twitty will show you the way to making delicious stewed okra (heavy on that hickory-smoked bacon, too, of course).
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In hunkar begendi, chunks of it are stewed in tomatoes and peppers and ladled over an eggplant mash beaten to a memorable richness with cheese and milk.
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Mr. Kim ladles this broth over thin squiggles of chewy noodles, a hunk of stewed brisket and thin red sheets of raw Wagyu striated with white fat.
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Manhatta isn't the first restaurant to update veal blanquette with meat that's roasted rather than stewed, but the sauce is so blandly milky that it's hardly there.
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Across town in South Paterson – known as Little Ramallah — is Al Basha, a Palestinian/Lebanese restaurant that serves warm pita with authentic labne, kebabs and stewed lamb.
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It's a pot of stewed chicken, tender vegetables and richly spiced rice, cooked and then flipped to reveal itself in aromatic glory, a layer cake for dinner.
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And as the sandwiches became hot, they came up with the idea of adding fried, grilled, and stewed items like cochinita pibil, grilled ham, and breaded meat cutlets.
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In the nearly two weeks since Cohn said "the administration can and must do better in consistently and unequivocally condemning" hate groups, Trump has stewed over the comments.
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Scalise stewed over Frelinghuysen's defection from the party line and strongly supported putting his leadership role up to a vote before his Republican colleagues, according to the report.
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Mr. Cruz used his prime-time convention speaking slot on Wednesday to exact revenge, speaking for more than 20 minutes without endorsing Mr. Trump, while the candidate stewed.
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Just around the corner, there was surely a pot of congee on the stove, or an extra helping of stewed tomatoes and beef over rice in the fridge.
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Charred green onions, stewed beans, a good salsa, a purist guacamole (that consists of simply mashed, seasoned avocado), and a stack of tortillas are essential to the experience.
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I would help my grandma make bacalao with romeritos (stewed dried cod with seepweed herb), huazontles capeados (amaranth greens fried in egg), simple salads, and dishes like that.
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The stewed fruit ladled over saffron rice in its plov, for instance, is a richer and more varied compilation of dried plums, apricots, chestnuts and deeply browned lamb.
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For dessert, there are equally homey offerings like stewed apricots drizzled with thick cream, or bhapa doi, a creamy steamed yogurt pudding not typically seen on London menus.
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It's the sort of place where locals eat at a longstanding birria (stewed goat) restaurant while a white woman shoots a video on the sidewalk about "discovering" it.
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Scalise stewed over Frelinghuysen's defection from the party line and strongly supported putting his leadership role up to a vote before his Republican colleagues, according to the report.
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They would drop in on an unsuspecting farmer to warm up, the story goes, knowing a pot of the stewed greens would be found simmering on every stovetop.
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"Can I get fried plantains with that steak instead of stewed plantains?" she asks the server, who has gone behind the bar to retrieve a table's drink order.
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At a family gathering like Eid, dinners at my home may consist of several elaborate, high-fat dishes like kababs, trotters stew, goat-stewed rice, or brisket slow-cooked.
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Even so, Seattle reached a peak temperature of 94 degrees Fahrenheit, and Portland, unaccustomed to severe heat waves, stewed in a smoky, hazy 105-degree day on Aug. 3.
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A jar of textbook duck rillette, with an improvised topping of tart-sweet plums stewed with black vinegar, was polished off completely, scooped up with über-sesame cracker shards.
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The menu features a different simmered dish daily, including such notably succulent classics as navarin d'agneau (lamb stewed with vegetables), blanquette de veau (veal in cream sauce) and cassoulet.
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At L'Ami Jean, Stéphane Jégo goes a more traditional route, roasting the birds with thyme and garlic, or stewed in salmi, a mixture of giblets, wine and foie gras.
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As they waited to be permanently reunited with family, Francisco Castro and his daughter Ashanty spent the day cooking stewed chicken with beans and rice, a taste of home.
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Stuffed into a bun might be a regional dish like curanto, smoked pork and seafood that's traditionally cooked together in an earthen oven, or stewed tripe with smoked sausage.
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First, our mean Auntie who smokes at the dinner table Aquaria served an unamusing bouche of bitter stewed prunes, as she attempted to digest the previous week's non-elimination.
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Ms. Jayapal brings chana masala — her version of the stewed chickpea dish is adapted from a recipe by the cookbook author Madhur Jaffrey, with more cayenne and lemon juice.
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The couple has also reportedly stewed over more straightforward criticism, like that for the 2.4 million pound, or $3 million, price tag for taxpayer-funded renovations to their house.
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I consulted with strangers on what to try next: Ecuadorean bollos de pescado, tamale-like packets of stewed tuna inside a dough of mashed green plantains and peanut paste?
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It looks harmless enough, but can produce powerful emotions, which are easier to understand once you know that the potatoes are stewed in duck fat and then deep-fried.
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Thin panels of long-stewed beef, agreeably pliant, overlap pork belly cut like bacon and thrust under the broiler until the edges are somehow crisp and chewy at once.
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At a banquet on Thursday night in the Great Hall of the People, Trump and Xi dined on coconut chicken soup, spicy chicken, stewed beef with tomatoes and grouper fillets.
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Today's lunch is Taiwanese bento boxes, and my pick is stewed pig's trotter with lotus root in a fermented bean curd sauce, which is served with white rice and cabbage.
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Pakistani food takes an exceptionally long time to prepare and the specials, like the stewed meat shank dish nihari (from the Arabic word for "day"), can take hours to cook.
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Those stewed pinto beans are as silky as a Mexican grandma's, and the jackfruit carnitas are as boldly seasoned as any other carnitas swimming in a pool of tasty grease.
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"Funny enough, she loves stewed okra," Duff told PEOPLE while hosting a dinner on behalf of T.J.Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods for their "Bring Back the Holidays" campaign on Nov. 10.
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Unique to the Uyghurs is a dish called da pan ji—"big plate chicken"—a spicy stewed chicken dish with hot chilies and bell peppers, most commonly ladled over noodles.
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I grew up with another type of protest, where we were isolated in the middle of the city and the government surrounded us, so we stewed in our own juices.
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Sometimes there are omelettes with stewed tomatoes that she has also bottled and peppers plucked from a dried garland that hangs on one wall of the kitchen, by a window.
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Sweet-and-sour pork ribs with preserved plums were as sweet as if they'd been stewed in Dr Pepper, and a dusting of powdered sugar at the table didn't help.
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Braised and stewed meats and chilis can be thawed at room temperature, the stove or in the microwave, as long as you heat them up until piping hot before serving.
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Bedsheets went unwashed, toilets and door handles went unfixed, and the cook fell into a tired routine: hard-boiled eggs and bread for breakfast, stewed okra and bread for dinner.
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For Lumaca, which means snail, he's a partner and the executive chef, serving a menu with hamachi crudo, calamari stewed in tomato sauce, linguine with bottarga, and branzino in parchment.
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Senators have stewed most recently — perhaps more than at any other point in Mr. Trump's term — over his public disparaging of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a former senator from Alabama.
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When stewed (usually in earthenware crocks), the beans are traditionally served with mchadi — flat cakes of fried, polentalike cornbread — and fresh white suluguni, a strong brined cheese rather like feta.
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As reported by The Asahi Shimbun, both immigration officials and the man's supporters have said that he unknowingly consumed stewed hijiki that contained cubes of processed ham while in custody.
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You can also try stewed winter berries with Nutella and toasted coconut, a pikelet with smashed banana and Nutella, a fruit skewer with Nutella, or raisin toast with Nutella and berries.
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Felix credits her longevity to God and described a diet of stewed beans, nopal cactus, greens and the Mexican fruit pinguica - although she added she had trouble digesting beans these days.
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Although that response has itself been pilloried — as likely to further exacerbate the filter bubble problem of social media users being algorithmically stewed inside a feed of only their own views.
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El Pub offers hearty country-style Cuban favorites such as ropa vieja (stewed beef with vegetables) and bistec empanizado (breaded steak) and the Cubano sandwich, which I was intent on ordering.
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After the cheesy waffle with fermented-lamb spread, hailed as delicious, came a palate cleanser: a dollop of stewed rhubarb between peppery nasturtium leaves smaller than the pads of one's fingertips.
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The oxtails and bok choi stewed in peanut sauce with an intense undercurrent of shrimp and anchovies is amazing whether this is your first encounter with kare-kare or your hundredth.
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The one room has only stools around a white, minimalist horseshoe rectangular bar where servers will slide out sandwiches like smoked salmon on a croissant or stewed beef neck with avocado.
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It is dishes like chicken poached with striped green squash and corn, the tomato-noodle soup called fideo, and gulf shrimp and cactus stewed in a mix of dried red chiles.
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He will eat stewed fruit, soups and purees stashed in cubby holes inside the stone block, which is also equipped with an air vent and items such as a log book.
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After traveling across the Atlantic Ocean, it stewed for more than a week in the Caribbean, fluctuating between a Category 3 and 5 storm while battering Jamaica, Cuba, and other vulnerable islands.
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The climax of the dinner was the French sea lamprey dish, in which sea lamprey was stewed for two days and four hours in its own blood, accompanied with some red wine.
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There's a little bit of accidental Buster Bluth-y overage to Christie's rampage, and a faint waft of displaced and long-stewed catharsis, but, again, the guy is not bad at this.
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After pasta, you might investigate that supper-club lamb chop, or the polenta and stewed onions under a lobe of calf's liver, so creamy inside it's like a pink organ-meat custard.
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The noodle shop, featuring Shanxi knife-cut noodles, lamb round noodles, buckwheat noodles, Henan stewed noodles and Beijing soybean paste noodles, is to open both here and in Flushing, Queens, in November.
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In my experience, anything even came close to resembling a salad in Belize—potato salad, coleslaw, raw veggies of any kind, even stewed beans and rice—was generously doused in Salad Cream.
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"It's been a while since I've had some good rabo," Reyes, who is from the Dominican Republic, said in Spanish, practically licking his chops at the meal of stewed oxtail that awaited.
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Today, San Giovanni is a graffiti-tagged but middle-class area laden with trattorias serving the comfort food that defines the Roman culinary canon: carbonara, cacio e pepe, simmered oxtails, stewed tripe.
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Coach Hubie Brown stewed about players sitting out with injuries and slowly lost interest in this hopeless bunch, even failing to show up on time for an afternoon game in Richfield, Ohio.
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As is the case for most Egyptians, breakfast is ful (stewed fava beans, usually served smothered in cooking oil) and taameya (a kind of falafel, again made with fava beans, and deep fried).
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The couple has been selling khao kha moo (rice with stewed pork shanks) on Soi Thong Lo, a side street off one of Bangkok's main roads, since 2100, when they were just 2000.
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In between meetings with North Korea's Kim Jong Un in Hanoi, Vietnam, earlier this year, Trump stewed about his former attorney Michael Cohen as highlights from his Capitol Hill testimony played on loop.
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The lion's head—tender stewed meatballs, which, in Little Alley's case, are stuffed with half a salted duck egg—would inevitably be passed among half a dozen families living in a single lane.
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Volunteers stewed the red meat in cauldrons and served it in a chickpea curry to more than 500 residents before dawn broke on Tuesday, when Pakistani Muslims began their month-long Ramadan fast.
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The stewed peppers, onions, and tomatoes provide a sweet, rich bed for the viscacha to lie in, while the garlic and oregano help to bring forth the meat's ever-so-slightly earthy flavour.
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Around him bundled bodies grumble and gasp like snoozing cattle; the air inside the tent feels iron cold against his cheeks and nose, and has a stewed and crotch-like reek to it.
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They spread out a carpet in a shady spot under a tree and arranged a picnic of olives, yogurt, stewed beans and pickled eggplant, and set up pots to cook tea and coffee.
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Rice is browned with meat — usually lamb or mutton — then stewed in a caldron called a kazan with onions, garlic and carrots, and spiced with cumin, coriander, barberries or raisins, marigold and pepper.
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During his Christmas break in Florida, Mr. Trump stewed and consulted with aides and relatives, according to advisers, but ultimately opted against responding publicly to avoid drawing more attention to Mr. Bannon's remarks.
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I first tasted this North African dish, made from stewed tomatoes, onions, sweet peppers and plenty of spices, on a trip to Israel, where it's extremely popular, and have been hooked ever since.
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For your main course, you can plunge into roasted lamb, chicken tajine with preserved lemons (16 euros) or an excellent tajine of stringy-soft beef, long-stewed peppers and caramelized onions (483 euros).
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One of the only things on the menu that was hard to warm up to, it has been replaced lately by beef kofte, made light and tender by rice and stewed split peas.
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Trump stewed over the investigation throughout the weekend, even as he traveled to Florida to visit with the families of the victims of a deadly shooting at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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"Sixty percent of Detroit is without high-speed internet, some without even dial-up internet," Nyasia Valdez, digital stewed trainer with the Equitable Internet Initiative told me when I visited Detroit last fall.
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The second best wine on the list has a "medium weight with good acidity, so will pair well with game, meats stewed in red wine or hard cheeses like Comte," according to Day.
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Later in the evening, our lovely host serves a homemade Chinese-fusion feast for dinner, including hoisin duck bao buns, veggie fried rice, kimchi pancakes, lemon chicken, stewed ginger cabbage, and apple carrot salad.
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They hold meet-ups where they chant invented slogans — "Sky king covers earth tiger, stewed chicken with mushrooms!" one goes — and do things like arrange their cars to spell the name of their city.
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However, for those diners with an adventuresome palate and literal intestinal fortitude, we also recommend la lengua entomata, a stewed beef tongue dish, and the pigblood sausage, otherwise known by the forbidding name moronga.
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For much of Saturday evening, it seemed as though the Knicks would wipe away their many sins from a season-opening defeat in Cleveland, a loss they had stewed over for nearly four days.
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So many onions go into making just one of these because it's all stewed down, and then you've got the Wagyu meat that's kind of luscious, but at the same time, kind of funky.
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A variety called skinny kelp, it was lightly salty and profoundly savory, with a flavor like ice-cold oyster liquor, and a crisp, snappy texture somewhere between stewed collard greens and al dente fettuccine.
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The latest derailment set Twitter ablaze as riders assailed their transit system for its deficiencies, complained that their trains were delayed, and stewed about the impact the derailment would have on their morning commutes.
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Trump left his followers hanging for hours, leaving the post online and unexplained as Twitter stewed with a handful of theories and an avalanche of jokes about what exactly the president was getting at.
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Perloo, which is kind of a South Carolina low country version of paella or jambalaya or Indian biryani, is a rice dish that most often is stewed with vegetables and seafood, occasionally a salted meat.
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" At this jerk shack on Winnifred Beach, Action and Meyhem enjoy corn, stewed chicken, and fresh coconuts (with a little rum added) while gearing up for Meyhem's video shoot for his song "Bad Mon Ting.
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" A "Shakespearean Insult Booth" allowed visitors to dress up and get photographed holding signs with mix-and-match Bard-inspired epithets — from "BP, you … clay-witted puke stocking" to "BP, you … stony-hearted stewed prune.
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At the moment, three tres leches cakes chill in the fridge, squash stewed with kaffir lime leaves sits on the stove and Smith waxes poetic about the dough (a kabocha focaccia) pressed between her palms.
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He left home at 13 to light up kitchen stoves and master poulet à l'Estragon (chicken stewed in white wine with tarragon and cream sauce) during his three-year apprenticeship at Grand Hôtel De L'Europe.
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But as Trump has stewed over his lack of legislative accomplishments so far, he seems to have realized the real reason his Republican majorities have failed to get anything big done: the Senate's filibuster rule.
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Here, also, are Yewande's recipes for efo riro, the stewed amaranth greens common to Yoruba kitchens across the Nigerian southwest, and for dodo, the fried sweet plantains that temper the heat of fiery main dishes.
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Fermented locust beans will plump up nicely with a soak in warm water, and will collaborate with crayfish and red palm kernel oil to make an umami-rich pot of efo riro, or stewed greens.
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At Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Tajín garnishes esquites, a Mexican snack of stewed corn, served in mini batting helmets, while the cafe Tropicales in Houston dusts its yuca fries with the chile-lime salt.
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We had foul with garlic (9 Egyptian pounds, or about 703 cents), a small pan of soft, stewed fava beans; as well as chunks of fried falafel (5 pounds) and a creamy hummus (8 pounds).
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You get this just-in-between texture in the stubs of mezze rigatoni with a simple, glossy, ripe tomato sauce that's been stewed with whole garlic cloves — 30 to a batch, according to the menu.
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While the president stewed at the White House before a speech scheduled for noon on Thursday, his brethren arrived at the family property in slick black sport utility vehicles as the weather hit a drizzle.
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There's no trickery here, just some solid technique in grilling a butterflied, maple- and mustard-rubbed pork shoulder and then solid harmonizing in serving it with a raw salsa verde and stewed Le Puy lentils.
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Best of all, perhaps, will be the chamorro de borrego, or lamb shank stewed with chickpeas; it will be very tender and very flavorful in its rough sauce of pulla chiles with crushed guaje seeds.
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With this new restaurant, the ropa vieja is back on a menu that features beef empanadas, several escabeches, fried chicken with Creole sauce, fried whole red snapper, and pork shoulder stewed with rice and plantains.
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Image: From The New York Public LibraryAssociation of American Railroads, Burlington luncheon menu, 21.50Most expensive dishes on this menu: Old Fashioned Stewed Chicken with Noodles, and Pan Broiled Hamburger Steak, Brown Onion Gravy, both for $21950.
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His smugness reeked for weeks afterward, the way his chin turned slightly upward to look past me when we danced, while I stewed over being the one who wanted him more, the one who was rejected.
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I once saw a man on a hill in the distance, and he was carrying a stick and so I walked over to him, but he'd long gone by the time I'd stewed up a broth.
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While the recipes are organized by season, you can easily adapt the desserts to the fruit you have on hand: I've used the cornmeal biscuit from the blueberry cobbler to top stewed rhubarb or canned peaches.
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"I have read some uncounted number of books and words over the years that all went into my brain and stewed together in unknown and unpredictable ways, and then certain things come out," Mr. Sloan said.
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According to court documents obtained by Deadspin, Correa "must have stewed about the [Sports Illustrated] cover story overnight," because many of his hacking attempts took place only a couple days after the SI published the story.
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At the block party where we met, Pulinario ran a tented booth where she sold her stewed chicken and rice, salmon sliders, and an addictive cheesecake cut into gelatinous squares, melting slightly in the late-summer heat.
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Image 2 of 2 NAIROBI, Kenya – From Kenya to Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe to Nigeria, agents are seeking to feed China&aposs insatiable appetite for a gelatin made from stewed donkey skins that purports to provide health benefits.
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The slower-growing chickens are preferred over white-feathered broilers bred by global companies for their stronger taste in popular dishes like stewed hen soup, as well as their firmer meat and widely assumed superior nutritional merits.
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His first meal was stewed pork knuckle over rice, a dish he had yearned to eat while stranded in the cave, where the boys had no food for days and survived only on water dripping from stalactites.
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Some cuts, like the shoulder chops and country-style rib chops, are best braised or stewed, but the thick rib and loin chops, seared in a pan or broiled to medium, are exceptionally tasty and quite tender.
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Real Sephardic cooking is essentially old-school Spanish, so not even for Hannukah, but just like in general, they make sofrito, which is typically braised meat dishes that have dried fruits and root vegetables with stewed meat.
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I stewed in my resentment, half trying to sleep, half trying to slow time down in a foolish and useless attempt to keep the icy solitude of that chlorinated water at bay for as long as possible.
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" (The seven salads were carrots with orange blossom water; cucumbers with cinnamon; herb jam; stewed tomatoes; eggplant purée; pickled beets; and braised chicken innards.) "We were all there together," he said, "Grandma, Grandpa, my mom, my aunts.
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At her home in Denver, his mother, Sharmilla Lalchandani, has been showing the executive chef, Spencer Caine, how she makes family-style vegan dishes, like yellow lentil dip, bharta (stewed eggplant), brussels sprouts saag and dosa wraps.
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"Most of them are inspired by things we ran as specials," he said, citing a hillock of crisp polenta with stewed sweet potatoes, marinated sardines with grilled avocado, and a classic braised lamb shank with salsa verde.
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Many had a hard time accepting the "mad queen" turn in the character of Daenarys Targaryen as she wreaked vengeance on innocent men, women and children, and they stewed over the quick death of her antagonist, Cersei Lannister.
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Emails show that Ms. Wasserman Schultz stewed for weeks over what she perceived as unfair coverage by MSNBC, arranging meetings with executives there to improve relations and privately lamenting her lack of on-air appearances on the network.
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"Oh, move on, for God's sake," my mother used to say when we glared and stewed, vowing to never forget the injustice of egg salad, or potato chips that were from the bottom of the bag, and broken.
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We are sitting in the Orchard Cabin (named for the abutting grove of apple trees), one of the property's eight ''on the grid'' structures, and Haeg is spooning stewed apples, made from a recent harvest, into a bowl.
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After emancipation, black men continued to be some of the country's leading pit masters, catering enormous spreads that featured everything from barbecued hogs, shoats, chickens, and lambs to stuffed potatoes, stewed corn, cheese relish, puddings, coffee, and cigars.
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In her cookbook, there are very personal recipes like corn ki subzi (think Southern-style creamed corn with Gujarati spices) alongside traditional dishes like rogan josh (lamb stewed with yogurt and spices) and dal makhani (creamy spiced lentils).
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Staples of the meal include kadhi, a silky soup with turmeric, chickpea flour and yogurt; aloo gobi; some kind of paneer; and his favorite dish of all, chole bhatture, stretchy puffs of fried bread paired with stewed chickpeas.
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Our children have been raised without proper discipline (I, for one, am grateful to my dear pater for having once tied me to a tree after my refusal to eat a tomato that mater had so lovingly stewed).
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The "way of tea" reaches its destination with a sip of the viscous, aromatic broth that his assistants pass round in shallow bowls (to bag-dunking Westerners, it seems more like a herbal soup than a well-stewed cuppa).
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When this lush little beef nugget first hits your tongue, you'll get a thick rush of savory vibes and sweet funk—a taste like you walked in on stewed onions and beef broth making heated love under silk sheets.
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His latest dinner tour series is titled "Blackness in America," and through piles of nkwobi, jollof rice, and stewed spinach, he is getting people of all races and backgrounds to participate in stimulating conversations about being black in America.
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Hot chocolate and bread, corn tortillas fresh off a comal, steaming white rice, and chicken legs that've stewed in black mole all day comprise the menu, prepared by a chef who cooks for the nearby village during special events.
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MELISSA CLARK Recipe: Coconut-Stewed Bamboo Shoots With Shrimp (Ginataang Tambo) In "Israeli Soul" (Rux Martin, $523), the follow-up to their 2015 cookbook, "Zahav," Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook take a modern, accessible approach to the country's specialties.
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But the grilled eggplant on top of the kare-kare was as soft as warm marrow, and the other vegetables — crisp green beans, bok choy, enoki mushrooms — made a refreshing counterpoint to the stewed oxtails in thick peanut sauce.
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And while Lucas stewed in silence, it was Kurtz' ability to communicate with the hostile London crew of Star Wars in 1976 — and to direct a second unit — that helped the shoestring-budget movie make it to the screen at all.
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The next Thursday we passed through the lunch line at Bertha's Kitchen, at the far northern end of The Neck, for meltingly tender platters of stewed oxtails and turkey wings served over rice, before heading to Lo-Fi Brewing nearby.
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To explore its past is to delve into a weird and wonderful world of iconic revolutionaries, trigger-happy gunslingers, attentive ghosts, and high-stakes poker games, all served up with a hearty helping of stewed cats and boiled bulls' penises.
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The refectory-style restaurant near the Barbican, where once the helpings were enormous and the air was filled with the scent of stewed cabbage, is now a smart dining club with a giant stone urn on each side of the door.
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I wanted a somewhat Iberian profile for these, so I added lots of chopped herbs (heavy on cilantro) to the fish mixture, and I chose to serve them with colorful stewed sweet peppers and onions flecked with bits of chorizo.
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During their recent visit to the Bowery Mission, while Mr. Heath and Mr. Goldberg handed out socks, Bombas employees served stewed chicken, quinoa and tomatoes to more than 200 people who had turned up at the shelter in the rain.
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They might come curried and strewn with creamy flat beans; or gently stewed with trunks of eggplant; or swarmed twice over with onions, one batch charred until swampily sweet and a second batch tossed in late so the flavor stays keen.
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Steamed or stewed (or both, in some cases) and then fried and served inside of a gourd, this whole chicken (68 yuan) has tender, fall-apart meat that went well with a side of spicy, numbing cucumber seedlings (22 yuan).
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Hugo OrtegaChef-owner of Backstreet Cafe and four other Houston restaurants Ortega grew up in the mountains of Oaxaca, so among his go-tos are sopecitos, little corn cups that can be filled with stewed vegetables, meat, cheese, anything really.
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Opponents of abortion watching the women's march on their televisions last Saturday stewed as they saw the Planned Parenthood logo over the stage and the actress Scarlett Johansson praising the group for the gynecological care she received as a teenager.
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Oregon Dungeness crab stewed with tomatoes and ají dulce peppers, a twist on an abalone dish Ms. Blamey ate in Chile as a girl, is stuffed between layers of puff pastry to make a cross between an empanada and pithivier.
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For carnivores, there's also a lamb maffé , but first and foremost among the meat dishes are the Thiebu Djen, mildly spicy stewed fish served with a conical heap of rice and cassava, and the Thiebu Yapp (the same, with lamb).
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Open a box of osechi in the regions of Kanto, Kansai or Hokuriku and you'll find various gems of candied beans, pickled vegetables and stewed or salt-cured fish — each dish symbolic of luck and fortune in the year to come.
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A White House spokesman insisted Hicks continues to lead the communications team and noted that Hicks led the morning communications meeting on Friday to discuss the rollout of the White House's infrastructure and budget proposals, even as the Porter controversy stewed.
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For purists who insist that pasta and meatballs should be separate courses, Don Angie has found an ingenious compromise: The meatballs are broken into chunks and stewed like a ragù, so they distribute themselves around the wide belts of garganelli ($25).
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I never got to try the wild hare, though, stewed in red wine with a bit of chocolate and thickened with its own blood, a formula that students of very old-guard French cooking will recognize as lièvre à la royale.
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I never got to try the wild hare, though, stewed in red wine with a bit of chocolate and thickened with its own blood, a formula that students of very old-guard French cooking will recognize as lièvre à la royale.
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"Don't be afraid when you see it on your plate," one hiker, Lena Bauer, said of the reward everyone knew was coming — curly kale stewed in pork fat or goose fat, and served up with bacon, sausages and steamed pearl potatoes.
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They upended the Cubs in 1969, clashed with the Cardinals in the 1980s, stewed in the Braves' shadow in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and — after a runaway division crown in 2006 — crumbled down the stretch in pennant races with the Phillies.
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Having failed to knock Obama from his perch of power and popularity, Trump stewed in muted rage at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner, where Obama mocked Trump's embrace of "birtherism" and made light of his accomplishments as a reality-television host.
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City Kitchen All around the Mediterranean, lamb is the meat of choice, prepared in lots of ways: roasted on the bone, threaded on skewers and grilled, turned over a spit, stewed with wine and herbs, or turned into tantalizing soups or spicy sausages.
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When he was growing up in a French-speaking Creole family in Louisiana, the Thanksgiving meal seemed endless, segueing from gumbo to roast duck to turkey with oyster, shrimp and crab meat stuffing, to stewed wild rabbit, to stuffed mirliton squash, to redfish.
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Instead, he remained out of sight in the White House, where he stewed about an impasse he had been unable to prevent, according to people close to him, and held a feverish round of conversations with Republican leaders in search of a resolution.
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Clegg says the Queen would wash her face with Eau Cosmetique de Pigeon — according to The Toilette of Health, Beauty, and Fashion, this contained fruit juice, floral essences, "the crumb of three French rolls," borax, and eight pigeons, stewed and fermented for 17 days.
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We buy strawberries, apples, pears, mandarin oranges, carrot chips, mushrooms, bananas, avocados, a bell pepper, sweet potatoes, medium carrots, bagged onions, Wallaby yogurt, frozen wild Alaskan salmon, boneless chicken thighs, chicken drumsticks, a pound of stewed beef, beef broth, frozen scallops, shrimp, clams, and calamari.
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Pork cheek was stewed in a mole rojo that has just enough chocolate to make you smile; the mole negro, in which marbled short ribs were cooked to extreme tenderness, was so balanced that no one ingredient ever seemed to be in the lead.
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Housed in a traditional Aruban home, tables are arranged around a central pool, and diners can sample the classic Aruban dish, keeshi yena, a casserole of chicken stewed with olives and raisins and covered in cheese, or surf and turf served on a sizzling stone.
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These two New York girls have a longstanding rivalry, rooted in their striking physical resemblance and tendency to be confused for one another, and in a flashback to last week's Untucked, they stewed and sneered and spat over who wore some yellow dress first.
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"My grandmothers taught me from a young age that I shouldn't feel sorry for killing animals, since they suffer and are lonely if they are not hunted," she said as she doled out a stewed rabbit's head served with wild garlic to three guests.
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Better options could include a calf's foot, a goose neck, or a sheep's stomach, but for many, the endeavor resulted merely in a sad piece of stewed cartilage, a bone lacking marrow, or an unplucked duck's head, according to Félix Mornand's La Vie de Paris.
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I remember in particular a dinner that we shared about three weeks before the show, when he confessed, as we shoveled handfuls of stewed Ethiopian vegetables into our faces, that he'd been trying all week to stay off carbs and slim down for Maher.
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Dishes include classics such as "la bandera," the unofficial national dish of rice, beans and stewed chicken or beef for 248 pesos, or mofongo, a small hill of mashed plantains mixed with fried pork rinds, bacon or shrimp served inside a wooden mortar (265 pesos).
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CATOCTIN CREEK 1757 VIRGINIA BRAND, Purcellville, Va., 80 proof, $50 Made from a blend of Virginia-grown grapes and aged for at least two years in French oak barrels, it is the most whiskeylike of the bunch, with notes of vanilla, spices and stewed cherries.
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With a texture reminiscent of pulled pork, the stewed ponche revealed itself as a vibrant juice-bomb, the best kind of finger food, and one that was delightfully trouble-free to eat when I sat down over a plate instead of standing over my shoes.
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Scores of other tech companies and critics, as varied as software firms and shoemakers or musicians and newspapers, have stewed for years over how, they say, some of the biggest tech firms have used their power and scale to bully them and upend their businesses.
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Diners at the Caribbean restaurant are often familiar with Jamaican classics like jerk chicken, beef patties, and stewed oxtail, which can all be found on the menu, but Williams wants to introduce them to other dishes that show the breadth of the island's cuisine.
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Cheesy grits for breakfast is definitely already a thing, especially with some Southern-style stewed collards with thick-cut bacon, so here, our culinary director Farideh Sadeghin subbed in steel-cut oats for the grits, and topped the whole thing with a perfectly poached egg.
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Pat knew, even as he stewed by the front door, that there was little chance he and his mother would have done anything but stand in painful silence if Jack hadn't interrupted; still, he blamed Jack for showing up and ending whatever else might have happened.
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Over the course of the telecast where everyone — including a bunch of people of color — stewed in their awkward laughter about white privilege, only 5 of the 26 awards (Darren Criss, whose mother is Filipino, is included in this number) actually went to people of color.
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Trump had stewed over his chief strategist in the days before he fired him, especially after he was quoted in an interview with the American Prospect contradicting the President on North Korea and asserting that he was able to make personnel changes at the State Department.
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With the exception of a few dishes that could be found at any trendy Brooklyn restaurant, La Caye's menu hews to traditional Haitian cuisine: grilled conch, Creole-style broiled red snapper, stewed goat and pen patat, a sweet potato bread pudding with a rum-raisin sauce.
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The inevitable small-plates section is a catchall category for vegetables, seafood and the odd detour into offal (stewed tripe that still has a pleasant, octopus-like bounce in its chile-enhanced tomato sauce, or a breaded and fried ball of head cheese, gooey and alluring).
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But Ryan's pitch that the Democrats need a new message — and fresh messengers — after a string of election losses has resonated among a number of junior members, stirring resentments within the rank and file that have stewed since the Republicans won the majority six years ago.
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The El Paso Daily Times in March 27, 1906, reported on the case of "Candelario Oropeza of Mexico City, a semi-cannibal of the most savage type" who cut off his wife's ears and stewed them in a chile sauce before offering the dish to her.
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The deciding contest, Game 23, was at Wrigley Field and when the Cubs won, beating Clayton Kershaw in the process, and their players and fans celebrated deliriously, the Dodgers stewed in the cramped visitors' clubhouse, unable to leave because of the raucous scene outside the ballpark.
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Two days after their son's death, Lorna and Eric Vassell sat side-by-side on a sofa in their living room, as family members and friends spilled into the various rooms of their apartment, redolent the rice and Jamaican stewed chicken bubbling on the kitchen stove.
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In May, it launched in Soweto, where it works with around 220 partners and is adding more local foods to its 230,22 menu items, dispatching dishes like stewed tripe, caterpillars, cow heels and sheep's head to mostly middle-class customers who crave a taste of home.
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The pasteles at the Freakin Rican in Queens: Unwrap the banana leaf and you've opened one of the gifts of Puerto Rican cuisine, a soft and sweet pulp of plantains, taro and pumpkin, with a savory core of pork stewed with green olives and red peppers.
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Sessions entered the race with well-known baggage: He was ousted from the top Justice Department spot after Trump stewed and publicly lashed out at him for months over his decision to recuse himself from the investigation into the Trump campaign and Moscow's 2628 election meddling.
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Having heard that Minnesota congressman Erik Paulsen was distancing himself from the White House in the hope of holding his seat in the Twin Cities' suburbs, the president stewed and asked that the political shop send a tweet of support for Paulsen — thereby sabotaging the moderate Republican's efforts.
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To squeeze between those swatches of flatbread, you have nubs of rabbit sausage from D'Artagnan, a scoop of coconut sticky rice that's made fragrant with Thai basil, tender florets of cauliflower that have been stewed with cinnamon, and a ladle's worth of black-eyed peas simmered with chiles.
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Mr. Trump spent the next weekend at his country club in Bedminster, N.J., where he watched a recording of Mr. Comey's testimony, stewed about the F.B.I. director and discussed the possibility of dismissing him with his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and his senior policy adviser, Stephen Miller.
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It's hard to go wrong with anything from the restaurant's menu, which is based on the 19th-century cookbook from the feminist princess-poet Barbare Jorjadze, but highlights include the ghandzili salad of pickled wild garlic; the duck filet with stewed quince and homemade bread from Georgian red wheat.
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"I've been on my soap box to broaden people's perspective and understanding of Jamaican culture and food," Williams says as he spoons the sautéed, golden yellow ackee fruit into a bowl with pieces of boiled saltfish and green and red peppers stewed with Scotch bonnets, tomatoes, and onions.
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You can get lycopene from tomatoes, particularly cooked and stewed tomatoes, but "on a fresh basis, you can't do better than watermelon," said Penelope Perkins-Veazie, a professor at North Carolina State University in Raleigh who has studied lycopene and is an unpaid science adviser to the National Watermelon Promotion Board.
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Dodo is the word in Yoruba for fried ripe plantains, and the cut of the plantain determines its place at the table: Nice thick slices on the bias are typically served as a main course with stewed meat, while smaller diced cubes or rounds are served as a side dish.
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KultO's chefs, Laura López and José Fuentes, are particularly imaginative when it comes to tuna, offering it skewered as a Thai-style satay, raw as a spicy tartar interspersed with creamy guacamole and crunchy fried corn, and stewed with mushrooms in a fricandó, a Catalonian specialty traditionally made with veal.
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NEW ORLEANS — The debate over the removal of four Confederate-era monuments has stewed here for nearly two years, longer than the city was under Confederate control, and it has not abated with the removal of the last: the statue of Robert E. Lee, plucked off its pedestal on Friday afternoon.
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But they privately stewed when news of a broad deal leaked out, because they said they had told Pelosi just the day before not to make a deal with Trump without consulting them and not to tie DACA protections to border security — both of which she would go on to do. Rep.
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In addition to a number of supposed tonic beverages, à la Gray's Papaya, Boulevard Drinks offers a single viand, a slender hot dog warmed on a griddle with your choice of sauerkraut, cheese sauce, red stewed onions, chopped raw onions and a Texas-wiener-style meat sauce with finely minced onions mixed in.
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Diners who seek spice without heat can do no better than the turmeric curry chicken—a hunk of dark meat and some stewed cipollinis in a rich coconut-milk broth—or the crabmeat tom turmeric, also in coconut milk but sparklingly bright with lemongrass and galangal, a citrusy root similar to ginger.
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The first one, in On the Banks of Plum Creek, serves as the calm before the storm: The Ingallses feast on stewed goose with dumplings and give thanks for the bounty of their land, little knowing that a biblical plague of grasshoppers is about to descend upon them and destroy their farm.
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As a preview of sorts, Remute mixed this week's Noisey mix solely out of floppys from his collection, bouncing between hands-in-the-air house tracks, chewed up Bee-Gees jams, hi-NRG, grinning original productions and "floppy-ized" techno classics all stewed together in the low fidelity crunch that the format produces.
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Here's her pinakbet, vegetables stewed in fermented shrimp paste; her embutido, an egg-filled meatloaf; her pancit palabok, rice noodles tossed with a thick chicken gravy and topped with hardboiled eggs and poached shrimp; and good Lord, her empanadas, the ground-beef filling amped up with oyster sauce and sweetened with raisins.
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For a quick, quintessentially California snack, head to Chando's, a small local chain of taco stands where you can grab three flavorful street-food-style tacos — like "The Ensenada," with fried fish and cabbage, birria (spicy stewed goat) and vegetarian options like spinach or potato — and a fountain drink for just $7.49.
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The seasonal menu changes frequently, but might include, as it has in the recent past, a FGT benny (fried green tomato and ham hock with baby arugula, poached eggs, corn and béarnaise sauce, $2916) and chili verde hash with tomatillo-stewed pork butt, black beans, pasilla chile, eggs, baby squash and corn ($2668).
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That evening in the monastery's cavernous dining room, we gathered with the same man (he turned out to be a priest named Father Luigi), four other pilgrims and a white-haired monk in a brown cassock, over a meal of soup, sliced meat, stewed vegetables and bread, washed down with Chianti from a jug.
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"It's what lends the stewed and roasted dishes called wats their distinctive and aromatic heat," says Sam Saverance, co-owner of Brooklyn's vegan Bunna Cafe, which serves a red lentil wat (at the center of the platter pictured above) as well as kategna, a berbere and olive oil paste spread over injera (sourdough flatbread).
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The long-haul meals — a five-spice chicken with rice and green beans, scrambled eggs with bits of turkey and a side of seasoned potatoes — stewed in still more plastic, including individual bags for the rolls, miscellaneous containers for the attendant spreads and condiments, and disposable plastic sheaths that swaddled an assemblage of equally disposable plastic flatware.
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"It is a succulent dish too much neglected in these days, when dainty living is tending to replace the rustic cooking of the good old days," a recipe writer who went by the nom de plume Babet would write in 1893's 99 Practical Methods of Utilizing Boiled Beef and the Original Recipe for Stewed Chicken.
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Her prose is silky enough that it convinced me that today could be a good one to attempt her recipe, and then to use the finished tortillas to make this easy, smart new recipe for chivichangas with stewed brisket and cheese (above), that she adapted from a dish she had a while back at Sonoratown in Los Angeles.
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In quick succession, I downed calamari ripieni (tender squid stuffed with olives and bread crumbs), fiori de zucca farciti con baccalà mantecato (fried squash flowers filled with creamed codfish), moscardini in umido (stewed baby octopus), la buzara (scampi simmered in ginger- and pepper-piqued tomato sauce) and what may well be the best sarde in saór in Venice.
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After a self-guided tour, I grabbed an excellent (and cheap) lunch of stewed cabbage, beans and other veggies at the open-air market, and then climbed up the hill to the Royal Observatory, where I took in the view, both of Greenwich and of the skyscrapers of the Isle of Dogs and Canary Wharf on the north side of the river.
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The Answer Might Lie in a By-the-Book Past F.B.I. Opened Inquiry Into Whether Trump Was Secretly Working on Behalf of Russia Talk of the 25th Amendment Underscores a Volatile Presidency June 20193 Mr. Trump stewed about Mr. Mueller's investigation, blaming Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who had recused himself from oversight of the inquiry on the counsel of ethics advisers.
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We had our regular spots: the fish fry where you could get sardines so fresh and oily the flesh slid right off the bone, Bou Hassan's chicken-and-fries restaurant across the train tracks, another Bou Hassan's nooklet that sold chickpeas stewed with entrails, and, of course, Mama Aisha's 10-seater, which sold home-cooked chicken stew, fish meatballs, and lentils.
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It was flanked by ruffles of kale, a substitute for the cassava leaves she used back in Indonesia, stewed in coconut milk but still bringing a residual brightness; and blocks of fried tofu so engorged with sauce — a flare of long hot peppers, ginger and terasi (shrimp paste) — that when squeezed between the teeth, they rained it down onto the plate like clouds.
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This winter, à la carte highlights include the V pie — a puff pastry filled with a savory mélange of duck, foie gras and porcini mushrooms — and a modern take on an 275008th-century recipe, Lievre à la Royale: slow-braised rabbit stuffed with foie gras and a roulade of Parmesan-crusted cannelloni pasta brimming with stewed meat and crushed juniper berries.
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Her enslaved cooks knew those British recipes, but from the likes of their grandmothers came black-eyed pea cakes and fried chicken, okra soup and stewed okra, chicken with sweet potatoes and curried catfish, and turnip greens and hot pepper sauce that bridged several centuries of African-European culinary interaction (with Native and Asian influences), coupled with ingredients indigenous to the Americas.
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Starter: Hors d'Oeuvres Main: Coconut Flavored Chicken Soup Seafood Chowder Kung Pao Chicken Stewed Beef Steak in Tomato Sauce Braised Vegetables in Premium Broth Grouper Fillets in Hot Chili Oil Dessert: Pastries Fruits & Ice Cream Coffee/Tea Drink: Red Wine Great Wall 2009, Hebei China White Wine Great Wall 2011, Hebei China The official invite The items are, by Chinese standards, unadventurous to say the least.
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According to the Yorkshire Post (an office where I once spent a happy month watching the grey-faced reporters file in and out of a yellow-smeared glass-tank-come-smoking-chamber right in the middle of the newsroom), the beef for the 1928 pie was stewed in large boilers in the Ambulance Hall and the pastry made and rolled in the Salvation Army Citadel.
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But because I'm arguing at the outset here for going with the artichoke, and because I'm featuring the entire artichoke, alone, rather than parsed and used as an ingredient in a larger dish (with shell beans and mint in a ragout; with stewed leeks and flageolets to go with lamb chops; marinated with salami and provolone in an antipasto), I don't want to distract.
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Larry Heard, Moodymann, Chez Damier, that's the gourmet pulled pork that Adam Richman used to eat by the stone on Man Vs Food, the kind of pulled pork that's stewed in its own juices for a week before bathing in sticky, sweet, dark, rich glaze—a glaze you or I would happily gulp pint after pint of—and sitting in a smoker for as long as it takes.
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Trump seemed fully aware of how unpopular he is in the district Paulsen represented in the western Minneapolis suburbs before Dean Phillips defeated Paulsen: Having heard that Minnesota congressman Erik Paulsen was distancing himself from the White House in the hope of holding his seat in the Twin Cities' suburbs, the president stewed and asked that the political shop send a tweet of support for Paulsen — thereby sabotaging the moderate Republican's efforts.
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In the early days of every summer, while I was growing up, he would come home one evening with four tickets and a visa form, and announce that we would be decamping, in a fortnight or so, to some unfamiliar foreign location—Cairo, Addis Ababa, Bangkok, pre-glasnost Moscow, post-Shah Tehran—while my mother stewed privately about what to pack, whom to ask for advice, and what to feed the children during the trip.
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The best way to embrace the scope of northeastern cuisine is at Parraxaxá, in the Boa Viagem neighborhood, where a traditional Brazilian per-kilo buffet turns into a cornucopia of otherwise difficult to find local foods worth trying, such as stewed goat with dried coconut and pumpkin, carne-de-sol steak (a kind of brisket) covered in queijo coalho (a local cheese), and fruit juices made from gritty cajá and milky cashew fruit.
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Diners torn between horror (the whole rabbit?!) and altruistic resignation (if I'm going to eat a rabbit, I should not waste any of it) were relieved to find only the edible parts, in three preparations: a dry roulade topped with "rabbit-bit vinaigrette"; moist meat stewed in a broth piquant with turnip, carrot, and parsley; and the "hind quarters" on the bone, delicate and savory, doused in an irresistible onion-mustard sauce.
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Ty Song, a government agronomist, was sitting on a tarp in front of his mother-in-law's grave as his family prepared a host of offerings: the ubiquitous roast baby pig, a platter of jasmine buds, cans of beer and condensed milk, plump grapes and longan fruits, homemade noodles, pork and eggs stewed in palm sugar, a cage of live birds, and a three-story paper mansion with an Audi parked out front and a grinning butler popping out of the door.
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In the United States, a trivia show is traveling to schools and libraries, and Dahl-themed treats are at a variety of sweets shops ("Hornets Stewed in Tar" at Flour Bakery in Boston; "James and the Giant Peach Pie" at Four & Twenty Blackbirds in Brooklyn, etc.) There are also a "Twits"-themed dinner ("potentially perilous pudding," anyone?) running all month in London; a new Oxford Roald Dahl Dictionary; and "Love From Boy," a collection of letters from Dahl to his mother.
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The dish is Hong Kong-style won-ton noodle soup, though, which requires Maxi Lau, the chef and proprietor, to keep a large number of items on hand to be added to or subtracted from the soup at the customer's whim: the broth of pork bones boiled with dried shrimp; the skinny yellow noodles with their firm, elastic snap; the stewed beef cooked with a sizable pinch of five-spice powder; the dense fish balls streaked with scallions; the weightless, grease-free chips of fried fish skin; and so on.
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The calyxes also happen to have a high pectin content, which once made them a favorite among the world's jelly makers, though more recently, hibiscus has been pulled away from sweets and sugary jams and into the orbit of health foods (probably because in addition to its shocking, staining, hot pink color and phenolic antioxidants, it's a source of vitamin C). It has also been marketed as a kind of meat replacement, because after the dried hibiscus is steeped in water and rehydrated, then sautéed in a little bit of fat, the fibers can soften, giving the hibiscus a gentle chew and the look of stewed meat.
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