You can also find funny toasts, or hear toasts in over 15 languages.
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Toasts from the Parents Ms. Ladensohn's parents, Claudia and David, gave the first toasts of the evening.
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There were more toasts — I lost count after 21.
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We order two cappuccinos and some delicious toasts with tomatoes.
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Ideal For Sandwiches, toasts, and dipping and spreading on snacks.
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Several conversations of little consequence follow: toasts, empty platitudes, etc.
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Without it our toasts would be bare, our salads sadder.
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Don't surprised if there's a joint meal and public toasts.
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WEDDING TOASTS I'LL NEVER GIVE By Ada Calhoun 192 pp.
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There's something poetical about Gabrielle Hamilton's recipe for celery toasts.
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" In an orange sequin suit Garland "drinks and toasts herself.
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Delicious food was served and many peculiar toasts were given.
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She shares her recipe for mushroom toasts exclusively with T, below.
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E.T. The celebration will include performances, surprise tributes and celebrity toasts.
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" "There were toasts, [and] Joe had a few words to say.
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Cheers Me has toasts for a variety of occasions and languages.
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Well, if you're me...it's attempting to create gemstone themed toasts.
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ET. The celebration will include performances, surprise tributes and celebrity toasts.
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It still tastes very French, especially with the goat cheese toasts.
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Recipe: Dandelion Salad With Beets, Bacon and Goat Cheese Toasts cooking
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Click here for tips, and videos of terrible on-screen toasts.
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You can start by making her excellent recipe for celery toasts.
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Leonardo toasts with water because he stopped drinking many years ago.
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Our toasts would be bare, our stomachs and our Instagrams empty.
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These toasts are not expensive or intimidating, but they are outstanding.
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By day, this is a cafe serving toasts, bowls and coffee.
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That's the music, of course, and the recorded spoken-word toasts.
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There were many courses, multiple toasts, piercing memories and joyful singing.
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The center of the toasts were soft like a new catcher's mitt.
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There were toasts and they were moving into tequila when I left.
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One hit nabbed 350 avocados at once—that's like 700 avocado toasts!
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As I waited, I snuck a look at the toasts being made.
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They have a day filled with sweet treats and toasts to William.
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WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make Sweet Potato Toasts Active time: 15 minutes
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Post-millennials cometh Some winning candidates celebrated Tuesday night with champagne toasts.
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He knew there would be many more toasts in the corporal's name.
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One friend toasts his drink with Dick's, and says, "cheerful checking out".
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No Regrets And Gloria Gaynor toasts the Grammy nominations with Broadway stars.
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Rex, King of Carnival, Michael W. Kearney, toasts his queen during Mardi Gras.
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My mother brings out a bottle of champagne and very sweetly toasts us.
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They turn out great and everyone toasts to another weekend in the woods.
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The wedding toasts are more in the roasting tradition than the moving kind.
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Passed items included fried oysters, shrimp remoulade, lobster puffs and mini avocado toasts.
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Amid the applause and toasts though, there was also a sense of caution.
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Spring Chicken Salad Toasts For a heartier meal, just add toast and enjoy!
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Her decadent toasts frequently incorporate healthy ingredients, like radishes, seeds, and natural dyes.
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"The microphone piece of it is actually really important for toasts," she said.
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If the person who died was fun, we even give toasts at funerals.
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Toasts, on the other hand, provide an opportunity to truly celebrate the honoree.
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We always take turns doing toasts, and it happened to be his turn.
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Even the notification toasts have been updated, and the animations feel a little smoother.
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Ben toasts his conquests and makes the rounds, smooching everyone in sight except Rachel.
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Go light and snack on these toasts topped with shaved celery and blue cheese.
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There, they put beans in places where they just don't belong — paninis, toasts, crackers.
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The president and the head of state exchange toasts, the highlight of the dinner.
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Grain bowls, smoked fish dishes, toasts and Danish pancakes are also on the menu.
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More browning happens in the oven as the bread crumb and Parmesan topping toasts.
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Freeman shared gleeful photos of the couples sharing toasts and sipping drinks from pineapples.
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Open bars and Champagne toasts meant that even "normal" drinkers imbibed more than usual.
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Open bars and Champagne toasts meant that even "normal" drinkers imbibed more than usual.
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While he waits, Rea toasts some panko breadcrumbs in butter to top off his dish.
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For my first trip, I ordered two toasts, neatly wrapped for eating on the go.
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As the evening went on, Nunes's congressional colleagues made their own toasts echoing his sentiments.
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On Saturday, there was no fanfare, no grand toasts or speeches during the dinner rush.
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In another dry pan, he toasts off some pumpkin seeds to add a nutty crunch.
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At least a dozen more avocado toasts, sprinkled with cumin and chili flakes, were ordered.
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This time she ditches the bike for a cocktail where she toasts to new beginnings.
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Next are the crab toasts, then butter-bathed lobster tails, then linguine with local clams.
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The Committee's website explains that the luncheons provide an opportunity for speeches, gift presentations, and toasts.
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Place toasts on a platter, and top each with avocado-peach mixture; drizzle with balsamic glaze.
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Some of the best were of moments with the bride, toasts, and shots of the venue.
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This is why Carver toasts Ford, calling him a regular Sherlock in a truly earnest way.
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I make two toasts with eggs, avocado, and smoked salmon as well as some lemon tea.
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The city's celebrity chefs have crafted elaborate prix fixe menus complete with caviar and champagne toasts.
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"The deejay played Bollywood music, and there were several touching speeches and toasts," the insider adds.
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He follows the post with a video in which he toasts to McGregor, expressing his grief.
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He toasts it over the coals, and they swell just before they break onto the plate.
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Beer and cheese are essential for these cheesy toasts, and who doesn't always have that around?
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As for cheesy cauliflower toasts: The recipe comes to us from Ina Garten via Julia's kitchen.
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Brief hints of a political undercurrent surfaced in some toasts at Saturday's dinner and Sunday's ceremony.
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His menu has no truck with avocado toasts, rainbow bagels and other early-21st-century ephemera.
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After the terrific music, especially Liszt, we joined P. and some other people in champagne toasts.
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He sits in the middle of his living room, and makes toasts to his imaginary friends.
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Here, it will serve artisanal nut butter toasts that range in flavor from classic to downright unusual.
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We have croissants, toasts, scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, cheese, and fruits to sustain us until the evening.
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The green goddess has taken over toasts, salads, and smoothies — and now, avocados are infiltrating wedding proposals.
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Around me, expensively dressed industry executives tap smartly on MacBooks or raise sparkling toasts to future deals.
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"Yes, with the hashtag #BourdainDay," Ripert says, before the group toasts their drinks around plates of food.
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But such toasts often come up short — or worse, become the low point of the wedding weekend.
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During the toasts, West grabbed the mic from a fellow wedding attendee, riffing on his famous interruption.
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Amid the never-ending toasts, I asked Mr. Chen whether he came to the festival every year.
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In addition to the desserts, there are toasts, topped with ricotta and jam, and a few sandwiches.
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Then melt some butter in a big pan and fry the toasts golden brown on both sides.
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Toasts The bride's sister and maid of honor Amber Ercanbrack gave the first toast of the night.
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I love their cheesy wedding toasts, their Technicolor wardrobes, their stubborn belief in the power of coincidence.
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Now she's lounging in her pajamas and talking Big Brother gameplay with Mark McGrath over calculated champagne toasts.
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As for the rest of the evening: Pearce phoned her parents to join them for toasts and photos.
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I have the best roommates ever," he says as the group toasts to him "living his best life.
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Just a few of the reported antics include breaking chairs, messing around with swords, and delivering drunken toasts.
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As the toasts finish frying, Lin swoops them out with a spider and onto a rack to drain.
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At our reception we ate homemade food and danced with nieces and nephews to Cardi B. No toasts.
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Or make Gabrielle Hamilton's celery toasts and drink Toby Cecchini's version of an Aperol spritz while eating them.
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Despite the disappointment, the French team visited the Croatian locker room and offered congratulations, embraces and eventually toasts.
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The tricky math here will give all of you some talking points during your toasts to the couple.
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The vendor first toasts the squid over charcoal, then rolls it paper-thin with a hand-cranked machine.
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But toasts and roasts happen on DAISES too, when you're saluting, or skewering, a notable (notorious or not).
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Just don't be surprised if you start hearing toasts to Arsene Wenger at the next wedding you attend.
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Toby toasts to how proud he is of Kate, where she admits she bailed on the audition earlier today.
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The couple's inner circle then had dinner at a Jacksonville club, while family and friends made speeches and toasts.
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Toasts of gan bei and endless rounds of baijiu are still popular with the old guard, to be sure.
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If so, grab some and make David Tanis's recipe for dandelion salad with beets, bacon and goat cheese toasts.
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But the chef and owner, Jake Novick-Finder, works grains into many dishes, including pizzas, panzanella, toasts and pies.
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Steak was served, and the toasts lasted late into the night, the revelry trickling out to the nearby sidewalk.
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Believe it or not, there's more to finance than cutting back from four avocado toasts a week to three.
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So the bride decided to have a reverse wedding, with a cocktail hour, followed by dinner, toasts and dancing.
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"In a private dining room, you can make toasts and carry on without worrying about your voice," she said.
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There is a section containing toasts and jokes and cartoons; plenty of music-related books and scores; assorted research.
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Transfer the toasts to a cutting board and top each with pesto, then mushrooms, radish slices, and assorted greens.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin toasts with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un after their talks in Vladivostok, Russia, April 222.
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The Tovala oven, which is in its second generation, steams, bakes, toasts, and broils food automatically based on each meal.
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And, before summer comes to a close, be sure to make these toasts, topped with delicious — and healthy — seasonal treats.
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Millionaire to millennials: Stop buying avocado toast if you want a house It's a house or 30,000 avocado toasts, kid.
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"CNN celebrates Hillary: Blitzer toasts speech, dancing, party!" reads a headline at the conservative Drudge Report, linking to the video.
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This Turkish-style eggplant dip can be made in advance, ready to spread on baguette toasts or warm pita bread.
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Here are a few guidelines with some memorable toasts from television and movies as examples of what to avoid. 1.
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Stir the parsley into the pumpkin mixture, spoon the mixture onto the toasts, and sprinkle with nasturtium flowers and paddies.
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The chefs, Brad Farmerie and Nicole Gajadhar, are serving uni toasts, coconut laksa and skewered scallops, along with crispy wings.
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After we were married and rings were exchanged, fried chicken was served, and our friends offered funny and touching toasts.
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People will give toasts regardless of your efforts to stop them from grabbing a microphone after a bottle of wine.
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" She adds that her list also doesn't include "wholly personal" talks, such as "toasts, eulogies, and religious instruction or commentary.
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And the most beautiful scene of the film is a scene in a bar where a gentleman and a lady are elegantly dressed and sitting drinking a Martini and Soda, and the couple toasts with enthusiasm, and at a certain point the lady notices the watching camera, so she toasts and salutes the audience.
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During before dinner toasts, congratulatory notes were read aloud from four presidents, including Obama, both Bushes as well as the Clintons.
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WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make Sweet Potato Toasts The study also revealed female versus male responses to food on dating apps.
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After the flurry of congratulations, toasts, and Facebook announcements, you know what comes next: the "will you be my bridesmaid" conversation.
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During before dinner toasts, congratulatory notes were read aloud from four presidents, including Obama, both Bushes as well as both Clintons.
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I also make garlic toasts with the last few slices of bread from our farmers' market haul earlier in the week.
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Laura Fenton, the lifestyle director for Parents Magazine, has given several wedding toasts, and she has helped others write their own.
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In its new incarnation, the ground floor is the bar, where an afternoon menu will focus on toasts with various toppings.
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If there is one common denominator for the world's worst wedding toasts, it could probably be measured in blood alcohol content.
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He puts a little oil in it, he just moistens it, and he puts the caviar in, and he toasts it.
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But the savvy Danica Patrick should prove more than up to the challenge when she toasts the year's best in sports.
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At Bar La Cárcava — which had one of the better wine lists — I had tostadas (toasts) covered in tuna and mayonnaise.
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Hands stained red from tearing into pomegranates, the group passed around a bottle of Glenlivet and offered up toasts during halftime.
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Wine culture has long been intertwined with the history of Georgia, where elaborate toasts are an important part of traditional feasts.
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Ms. Foster and Cardi's warm, lanky stylist, Kollin Carter, led goofy champagne toasts (in which the pregnant rapper did not partake).
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In our research, we found two toasts that I really liked but they did not fit the theme of the puzzle.
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The pumpkin is cooked with garlic, hot peppers, and mustard greens, then spooned onto olive-oil-brushed toasts with a little salt.
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Or his toaster knife, which toasts bread as it slices it and comes right out of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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After toasts to the birthday person and maybe a lil wine with dinner, everyone might appreciate a jolt of caffeine with dessert.
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Between Thanksgiving and New Year's, sales of sparkling wines spike, as humans celebrate the holidays — especially the New Year — with champagne toasts.
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Native to Mexico, Central America, and the West Indies, this favored companion to toasts of all stripes favors hot, humid growing conditions.
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WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make Sweet Potato Toasts Honey, Molasses, and Maple Syrup Generally, these aren't overly processed, but they're sugar nonetheless.
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Putting stuff on toasts is the secret to feeding a crowd easily, and this classic flavor combo will definitely be a hit.
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This waffle maker presses and toasts your waffle mix on non-stick pans into the 2D shape of a 20-sided die.
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She toasts to Hannah's unborn child — in front of Elijah, mind you — and just like that, the cat's out of the bag.
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There were toasts with a crowd-pleasing (if prudently priced) malbec and puns riffing on "singular value decomposition" that elicited much mirth.
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November 2012: President Obama toasts with Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra during an official dinner at the Thai Government House in Bangkok.
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The St. Patrick's Day party is normally a lighthearted affair, with Mr. Obama and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. offering toasts.
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Until yesterday, Chicago-area restaurant Love on the Blu was known for its flavored French toasts, which you could order in flights.
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Many Americans wondered how Nixon could offer toasts of peace to Mao Zedong and Leonid Brezhnev while still waging war in Vietnam.
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The broiled Parmesan-shallot toasts deserve to be added to the repertoire: "The Bloody Mary Book" by Ellen Brown (Running Press, $18).
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To make the bricks, Sakai toasts whole spices, grinds them into a powder, then stirs the mixture into a lightly browned roux.
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The Royal Shakespeare Company toasts the 400th anniversary of the playwright's death, and Benedict Cumberbatch, Judi Dench and Prince Charles show up.
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According to Avocaderia's website, the shop will serve toasts, salads, bowls and smoothies, all of which will showcase avocado as the starring ingredient.
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And Jimmy Choo toasts its 20th anniversary at a party hosted by a passel of models, with a performance by Mary J. Blige.
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She is also the owner of Love Ink, a creative writing coaching service that specializes in wedding vows, love letters, toasts and speeches.
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During toasts, have half glasses poured instead of full glasses, especially since guests tend to take only a sip or two during speeches.
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On the culinary side are toasts, snacks like crispy sea-salt potatoes, salads and larger dishes, including chicken skewers and a flatiron steak.
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Put those in the oven with the toasts, and then slice the apples and fry them in the fat remaining in the pan.
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From the outside, the tent was an amazing sight, full of people giving toasts and laughing loudly while surrounded by dilapidated, empty buildings.
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An airport hangar outside Paris shook with cheers, toasts and foot-stomping in December as diplomats ushered a landmark climate agreement into existence.
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She found love with a co-worker and recently started Wedding Words, a service to write vows and toasts for tongue-tied couples.
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I put on some coffee for him and put a bagel in the toaster, and while that percolates/toasts, I blowdry my hair.
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Here are few tried and true techniques, suitable for intimate conversations, arguments, important meetings, and orations like wedding toasts and TED-style talks.
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Toast for 8 minutes or so, or until the outside of the toasts are crisp, but the inside is still a little soft. 5.
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"Do you know how many avocado toasts you'd have to forego to get just a 20 percent down payment" on a median-priced home?
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They sit quietly for a few minutes, drawing diagrams and making lists and muttering to each other about toasts and salads and marinating things.
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If you expect toasts at the dinner, invite her to make one of those, instead — knowing that she may lean on religion a bit.
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First we had Mickey and Friends toasts to celebrate #Mickey90 and now we've moved on to a delicious and nutritious Donald Duck Smoothie Bowl!
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The Italian poet Ludovico Ariosto used the latter version in a line people might want to co-opt for any holiday toasts they're giving.
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"We hadn't even gotten our salad and Thomas stands up to make these toasts and, man, things got sideways real quick," Rose tells PEOPLE.
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It's unclear what may be on the menu for New Year's Eve, however one thing is for certain: there will be no champagne toasts.
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Stuff on tiny toasts is probably your best bet for a go-to fancy-ish appetizer, and nothing is more summery than Sungold tomatoes.
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The following is a transcript Sydney Kramer: Los Angeles might be known for its fancy avocado toasts, but that toast has to start somewhere.
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The menu is packed with veg-forward smoothies loaded with adaptogens, heritage bone broth, ghee-laden toasts, grass-fed meat and sprouted grain bowls.
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As they presumably raise toasts to themselves, though, their 69-year-old client will put his prison jumpsuit back on and consume jailhouse food.
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Even Robert C. O'Brien, the president's national security adviser, hung around for the toasts, which some of his colleagues thought was out of place.
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It's ideal for ripping and dipping, or making into long, pretty toasts like pan con tomate (above), or just drinking straight from the bowl.
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The restaurant, which has some outdoor patio seating, has started offering an all-day menu with toasts, sandwiches, bowls and plates involving seasonal ingredients.
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"We'll do five toasts — and then, anarchy," Jamal Biyachuev said, filling the first round of glasses out of an unmarked bottle of amber wine.
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Pinstripe Black and White Resin Coasters (set of 4), $14.95, available at CB2 They're sure to have plenty of celebratory toasts in the future.
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Toasts and roasts delayed dinner by hours, but no one minded, including the groom's mother, who had waited years already for her son's wedding.
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Serve caponata on little toasts as an appetizer or to accompany a meal — or as a picnic lunch with a loaf of crusty bread.
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In the next two hours, according to the police, members of the party raised their glasses of red wine in at least 27 toasts.
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I have one of those sandwich press things but you do it on the fire (or gas stove) and it toasts the bread so beautifully.
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Wedding season is nearly here, meaning that a summer of champagne toasts, bridesmaid dresses, and high heel-induced pain is no doubt ahead of you.
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I served it with sea urchin at my restaurant Ko, and we made a killer dish that used it on sardine toasts at Ssäm Bar.
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If you love avocado, you probably spend too much time peeling, pitting, and slicing up the creamy fruit for fancy toasts or your signature guac.
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"X Toasts" and the track at the top, "Main Perkusi" took roughly 15 minutes each to loop and record, but took hours later in editing.
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"Anna, I will come out of my tomb to help you make your movie," says Pak with a charming smile, and everyone toasts our project.
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Padilla toasts the slices dry in a cast iron pan since they'll get cheese all over them anyway (add butter if you want something richer).
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As with TED Talks, best man toasts and eulogies, there is a structure to these short addresses because the audience is well-defined by occasion.
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Trump and the queen offered each other toasts that stuck to script, marking their countries' victory in World War II and touting their shared values.
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Monopoly for Millennials Edition, $19.82, available at WalmartYou can buy 1.5 fancy avocado toasts, or buy this funny and terrifyingly accurate portrayal of millennial life.
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"There was a running gag through the weekend to see if Andee would do more costume changes or I would give more toasts," Josh recalled.
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I've watched first dances, the couple moving so closely together that they are one entity, and I've listened to eloquent and emotional speeches and toasts.
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In speeches, toasts and bubbling conversations, guests extolled the overwhelming generosity of the groom and bride, to their friends and families and to each other.
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Sardine Toasts With Tomato and Sweet Onion Even really great canned fish tastes better with some fresh, juicy garnishes like tomatoes, onion and green herbs.
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As a procession of speeches and toasts lauded her life's work, Dr. Uhlenbeck stood to the side of the lectern and listened, eyes mostly closed.
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Cheesy Cauliflower Toasts This toast — really an open-faced, veg-laden grilled cheese — is adapted from an Ina Garten recipe, so you know it's delicious.
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By day, it has a family-friendly vibe, with young mothers nibbling on avocado toasts and egg sandwiches, their fancy strollers parked within arm's length.
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Wednesday night, you might try Colu Henry's broccoli and anchovy toasts with melted provolone, or Kay Chun's eggplant and zucchini pasta with feta and dill.
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Charcuterie, cheeses, roasted vegetables, salads, toasts and tartares are sold to take away or to consume on small plates, with wines or cocktails by Eben Klemm.
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DRINKS Vodka&aposs definitely still popular in Russia, especially for ritual toasts at celebrations like weddings — when everyone&aposs expected to down a shot in one.
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After all, "do you know how many avocado toasts you'd have to forego to get just a 20 percent down payment " on a median-priced home?
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As the milk, eggs and sherry used to make posset were foods of the rich, the drink was used in toasts to prosperity and good health.
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"It's a gift to the bride and groom," said Sarah Parker, who wrote a how-to book on wedding speeches after witnessing too many failed toasts.
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The Cuisinart Two-Slice Classic Metal Toaster is sleek, toasts perfectly evenly, and despite its small size, still includes a tidy crumb tray in the bottom.
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That nice, round number brought cheers on London trading floors and toasts in Manhattan bars, but it made a different noise in "Mother of God," Peru.
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When we finished at 11 that night, there were toasts and champagne and lots of people stealing props when they thought our prop department wasn't looking.
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While that meant lots of tears and toasts, it also meant the ensemble cast got to step out together for the last time in their Westeros best.
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After we shower, D. toasts up some frozen naan to soak up all the booze in our bellies and we drink some Sleepytime tea before passing out.
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Catfish co-host Max Joseph is among those making toasts to Schulman and his bride, who got engaged in May 2016 and welcomed daughter Cleo that October.
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But, just because the drinks are unlimited and the toasts are plenty at a wedding, it doesn't mean that you should go to town as a guest.
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News that about 30 family members and close friends attended an intimate dinner, complete with toasts to the couple, before heading out for a night of dancing.
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Speeches and toasts were given by all three of Jonas' brothers as well as Chopra's mother, Madhu, and brother (Priyanka's father, Ashok, died of cancer in 2013).
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Most wedding toasts from best men don't include a musical number, nor an admission that they're having an affair with the bride and legendary musician Jack White.
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We never had to wait very long for it to reach baking temperatures of 350 degrees Fahrenheit, and it toasts bread perfectly in a matter of minutes.
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But in conversation with TIME, she hinted at much more to come than just the turmeric tonics and avocado toasts that have become ubiquitous at trendy eateries.
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Like the first dance or the Champagne toasts, the cake-cutting is a long-standing wedding tradition that many couples choose to incorporate into their big day.
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Dafoe takes the crusty old sailor archetype and dials it all the way up, spitting out crudely poetic toasts when he's not puffing away at his pipe.
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In "Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give," Ada Calhoun takes a much more lighthearted approach to the toils and snares of marriage in the hazy light of midlife.
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During the Roc Nation brunch, an annual event hosted this year by Jay-Z and Beyoncé, certain guests are asked to make toasts to inspire other attendees.
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Speaker of the House of Representatives Paul Ryan toasts with a pint of Guinness at the annual Friends of Ireland luncheon at the US Capitol on Thursday.
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Here's an example: This week, I'm absolutely going to make this great new recipe for cheesy cauliflower toasts that Julia Moskin adapted from an Ina Garten number.
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We've now moved way beyond fancy toasts and guacamole, opting to spread our love for the fruit (yes, it's a fruit) to everything from clothing to pool floats.
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Nick gets started on the first of the toasts, which'll be marinated hot and mild peppers with husk cherries, and Aaron gets started on a cabbage Caesar salad.
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Four years ago, Republican Mitt Romney and Democrat Barack Obama put on a model of the kinds of lighthearted toasts that are normally the highlight of the dinner.
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So whether you need wine for a crowd, for toasts, or for a solo fancy dinner alone (Wine Cubes come in single servings, too!), Target has you covered.
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Such is true for a night on the town celebrating New Year's Eve, when sparkly outfits, bold makeup, and Champagne prosecco toasts are all part of the fun.
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" PEOPLE was on-hand for the nuptials, which included a "lilting ukulele," tropical fruit punch toasts and a Keith Urban song — "Making Memories — to accompany the cake-cutting.
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The food at these places might be delicious, too—sumptuous little tartares, burrata-smothered toasts—but it's meant to complement, not outshine, your glass or bottle of choice.
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Crammed around a couple of folding tables, some eating from bowls, owing to a shortage of plates, the group offered toasts to the cooks and to the experiment.
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The formula tends to never waver from a braise, which can go with toasts, as a sauce on pasta, with steamed veg, or with eggs (already five meals).
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Once everyone was gathered in the Rose Garden, Trump and Morrison both gave toasts highlighting the US and Australia's 101-year relationship, and the guests tucked into dinner.
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At the banquet, where Mr. Trump's children were seated between princes and captains of industry, Mr. Trump and the queen exchanged toasts before a pair of gilded thrones.
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Make two of these spicy-savory-bubbling Mumbai-style toasts per hungry person, do not skimp on the Dijon or the cheese, and serve with a simple salad.
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Scatter those on top of the toasts and sausages, drizzle the whole situation with a little maple syrup and (see above) dust with confectioner's sugar, if you're fancy.
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There are festive scenes, sumptuous platters of Chinese delicacies, and the clanking of plates and glasses over the din of people shouting out their toasts and well wishes.
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MOSCOW — The champagne toasts that some Russian officials quaffed just a few short months ago to celebrate the victory of Donald J. Trump have gone a bit flat.
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"Beef dripping toasts" that had the crispness of a wafer and the rich unctuousness of bone marrow accompanied a venison tartare topped with shavings of cured egg yolk.
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But at their wedding, she and her family treated my parents disrespectfully: They weren't seated at the main table, allowed to make toasts or acknowledged in any way.
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In the evening was the centerpiece of the visit -- a state banquet back at Buckingham Palace, where both the Queen and Trump delivered toasts before a few hundred guests.
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We first discovered sweet potato toasts at the beginning of the summer, and since then we've made it our mission to come up with as many toppings as possible.
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In her book "Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give," the writer Ada Calhoun recounts asking her mom, in a fit of frustration with her husband, how she had stayed married.
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In this track called "X Toasts" made for Mashable, they used toy keyboards for the melody line and bass, filling up the middle and lower frequencies on the soundscape.
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"Traditionally, the White House Correspondents' Association toasts the president of the United States," says Bee in the promo, which begins with her inserting herself into dinners of years past.
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She got the idea to do a syllabus song after serving as maid of honor at two weddings during which she sang her toasts to the bride and groom.
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My little basket of deplorables, as I call my conservative family, gloated with Trump toasts galore, and Kevin presented me with his annual holiday column with an extra flourish.
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The other day, at least as many Brooklynisms were found, especially in the cavernous ground-floor space, with its avocado toasts, street-art-style signage, and reclaimed bathroom doors.
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At least three toasts were made during each meal: to the three days of Christmas; to parents, family and friends; and to love, the last usually made while standing.
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One of the scenes in the novel takes place at the garden party of a wealthy family; in the series, toasts are raised to the "united colonies" of Queen Victoria.
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Schulman's Catfish co-host Max Joseph is among the friends and family tapped to deliver toasts to the bride and groom amid dancing, mingling and heading off around 3 p.m.
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The powdered orange drink Tang was back in vogue for the toasts, along with MoonPies, including a 55-pound (25-kilogram), 45,000-calorie MoonPie at Kennedy's One Giant Leap bash.
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Recipes: Mashed Fava Bean Toasts | More Spring Dishes And to Drink ... The rich, green flavor of fava beans calls for white wines that are crisp and lively with herbal elements.
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He'd been working on his toast for days, so his wife talked to the D.J. and changed the order of the toasts so that he could give his toast early.
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Moments later, employees at the meeting were served shots of tequila — there were toasts and more drinks, and the evening ended with a performance by Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC.
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The incredible market tomatoes we're seeing right now, sliced and served with anchovy toasts, or laid out à la Niçoise, or planked with basil and mozzarella in a caprese salad.
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But considering the fact that wedding toasts are either surprisingly moving or hopelessly dull, it probably makes sense that Calhoun's extended paean to marriage is a little bit of both.
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All of them involved some form of being gracious or expressing gratitude, from the dinnertime toasts Mr. Rockefeller gave to his personal relationships with people from all walks of life.
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We rent now, and aren't in a particular rush to buy a house, but we're still saving — despite a few $8 avocado toasts and $10 glasses of wine here and there.
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The owners, Jacob and Madrona Wienges, serve espresso and cortado from micro lot beans, as well as housemade pastries and Danish-inspired open-faced toasts on dense rye bread ($9-$12).
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"These were previously held in the groom's honor, hosted by the father with friends and family making toasts on his behalf and to show support of the upcoming marriage," she said.
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Financial adviser Mark Wilson, usually a saver, uses his RMD from an inherited account to take his family out to a couple fancy dinners every year where he toasts his late father.
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The flagship is Gjelina, a loud, fashionable and vegetable-centric neighborhood spot as well known for the attractiveness of its clientele as for its pizzas and salads, slathered toasts and smoky pastas.
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These days, you can find tasty protein bars packed with more than half of your daily recommended allowance of fiber, as well as easy-to-eat fibrous flatbread crackers for avocado toasts.
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It's the sort of thing that would be embarrassing to endure sober — wedding toasts that never end — but that in this rare case feels essential, moving and riveting even to the outsider.
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WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make Sweet Potato Toasts Nutritional Information: 319 calories, 8g total fat (3g sat fat), 768mg sodium, 36.5g carbs, 6g fiber, 22.5g sugars, 26.5g protein Prep time: 10 minutes
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From creative toasts to jarred salads and even a makeshift bento box — each recipe can be tailored to whatever ingredients you happen to already have on hand in your fridge or pantry.
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What to Cook I was out to dinner with friends the other night, and we had so much good stuff — anchovy toasts, fried lumps of Comté, kohlrabi with ham, grilled duck hearts.
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Suffice to say there is a stiff-upper-lip expression of marital dissatisfaction and some talk of the alienating nature of musical fame, and multiple toasts are drunk to innocence and time.
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The least Korean thing on the menu must be the foie gras terrine, and it's also one of the only disappointments, with its crumbly Melba toasts and washed-out green-plum jelly.
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When it came time to give toasts to the bride and groom, Yeezy was quick to snatch the mic and drop his "Imma let you finish" line on DuJour Media's Jason Binn.
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The evening will start with an open bar and hors d'oeuvres from Fancy Nancy, performances, and toasts to the Waldrops from 7–9 pm, concluding with an after-party from 9-11 pm.
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From the piles of guac that crown our nachos to the toasts that crowd our Instagram feeds, the beguiling green fruit has become as ubiquitous on our grocery lists as eggs and milk.
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Over the course of the play, the characters offer different takes, often in the form of toasts to Merton — celebrating him as a pacifist, a Communist, a meditator, a bohemian and so on.
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After dealing with wedding overload (19 ceremonies over the past two years), Los Angeles-based magazine editor Marielle Wakim had witnessed her fair share of bridal processions, wedding veils and best man toasts.
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They'll be able to set the mood, using voice commands to cue up music and customize the lighting, all while Kohler's PureWarmth toilet seat add-on toasts their behind to their preferred temperature.
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For all the champagne toasts and tears of joy, there's also the hours spent helping the bride find the perfect dress, navigating the complicated seating chart, and holding her train while she pees.
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Amid Aperol spritz toasts and horror stories about the Tooth Fairy, the trio indulges in Anatra in Porchetta ("duck cooked in the style of pork") and freshly made tortelli with potato and chives.
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I was fairly sure, for instance, that New York's dining future was full of backless stools, long waits, chicken-liver toasts and precisely engineered pub burgers after one meal at the Spotted Pig.
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The men poured shot after shot of chacha, a powerful brandy made from grape residue leftover in wine production, and started the toasts: to Georgia-United States relations, to new friends, to mothers.
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And the toasts reveal everything: the rancor between the two families, the promiscuity, the unrequited loves, the bad behavior, the last-minute confessions — all delivered in drunken tangents that end with saccharine platitudes.
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They were invited to the altar room, where the officiant poured mezcal on the floor in the shape of a cross and offered toasts, round after round, until everyone had had a drink.
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The chef popped the disks onto mini-toasts, squirted them with hazelnut oil, and fed them to the spectators, who swarmed toward the free samples with a skittish barnyard velocity of their own.
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Sampled On: "Glow" One of the more curious inclusions on More Life, "Glow" sees Drake and Kanye West rekindling their on-again, off-again friendship and trading aspirational toasts over a sparse, metronomic beat.
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But, as we sat down in the parlor of the Explorers Club in early December following toasts from fellow Circumnavigators, the smoke wafting up from the candles on Charlie's cake — his birthday was Nov.
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The Future Breakfast took its Instagram-ready avocado toasts to a vintage shop; Chicha now serves ceviche in Neukölln; Chai Wallahs dishes up Indian chaat in Kreuzberg; and Fräulein Kimchi satisfies Korean-fusion cravings.
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Directed by Kyle Rogers, the sultry video marks a departure from the childlike image she portrayed on "Pilates," with Don indulging in champagne toasts and bubble baths while being fed grapes by mysterious men.
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These things also have in common a certain unpreventability: Life is booby-trapped with occasions for public speaking, whether they be wedding toasts or icebreaker games on the first day of a new job.
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I add a container of roasted root vegetables, a container of chicken fingers, three 0 percent fat Greek yogurts, two pumpkins pies, low-sodium melba toasts, AND CANDY to my cart and check out.
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"This is proof that there are miracles," said Mr. Frumkin, making the first of many toasts to his mother, who was still alive and living in Minsk when her descendants finally left in 313.
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Their book tells you all about the avocado and provides recipes in which puréed avocado quietly lurks (pancake batter, banana cake, crab cakes) or struts out front (many toasts, Caesar salad, frozen paleta bars).
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The two gave each other a friendly hand slap, and then Mr. D'Amelio, accompanied by his wife, Cecile, and their son, Axel, placed their order: an iced Americano, two avocado toasts, bacon and eggs.
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Added to the menu of avocado toasts, salads and smoothies is a toast topped with a pea and avocado mixture and burrata, and avocado-lime cheesecake: Terminal Stores, 269 11th Avenue (27th Street), avocaderia.com.
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Photo: GettyIt was a black tie evening of glamour, champagne toasts, and lizard flesh at the annual Explorers Club dinner gala this weekend, and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was one of the guests of honor.
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While many popular YouTubers' WIEIAD videos are strangely homogenous (açai bowls, avocado toasts, fancy teas in cute mugs), others aren't ashamed to show a failed recipe or a day when they eat cake for dinner.
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Archil toasts to his ancestors, and us for allowing him to share his wine with the world, as the food keeps coming—tender veal stew, homemade sausage called kopati, dumplings made of beetroot or flowers.
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After champagne toasts to Sweden's king, and to the memory of Alfred Nobel, 1,300 guests sitting in the city hall cheer the latest crop of laureates in chemistry, physics, physiology or medicine, literature and economics.
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As a local boy made good, Yan is acutely aware of the hazards that accompany a publicized homecoming: having to serve as the guest of honor at interminable banquets, being the dedicatee of countless toasts.
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Our only hope is that this puzzle is followed by a black coffee-themed one, but for now let's raise our glasses to this midweek puzzle, which celebrates how toasts are made around the world.
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There are a total of six words and phrases in their grid that are toasts in Spanish (SALUD), Hebrew (L'CHAIM), both "formal" (TO YOUR HEALTH) and "informal" (DOWN THE HATCH), Japanese (KANPAI) and German (PROST).
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She delivered three new recipes along with her prose, for baked artichoke pasta with creamy goat cheese and fried onions; for sardine toasts with tomato and sweet onion; and for coconut curry chickpeas with pumpkin.
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Moments after the squad toasts over milkshakes to carefree vibes for their senior year, the show flashes forward to spring break and shows Archie, Betty, and Veronica burning their bloody clothes in a fire pit.
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After toasts from Mollie Bushnell and Cory Lane, the best man and Lane's identical twin brother, the couple stepped out for their first dance, to "Big, Big Plans," the song Lane wrote for his marriage proposal.
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A detachable lining, which protects the inside of the 12-inch-high trophy's top when it is used for toasts, had been received through the post by the chairman of the English Football Association, Joe Mears.
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Still, a question I often ask myself is why so many people (and we're now talking about millions of people) turn to poetry for all important rites of passage — weddings, funerals, toasts, tragedies, eulogies, birthdays. . . . Why?
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There are no avocado toasts or smoothie bowls either; instead, bananas are paired thoughtfully with curry cashews, jam is made with riesling and focaccia from scratch, and earnest insight into Fox's inventive culinary ethos is given.
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Racial violence has been one of our country's darkest realities, and only in the last few years has it's been shoved into our every day existence, right next to pictures of people's baby showers and avocado toasts.
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" His riff on the failures of the intelligentsia, for example, ends with this pithy indictment: "Used to raising toasts to 'the success of our hopeless cause,' it did not know what to do when its cause succeeded.
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Dine on Mediterranean-inspired tapas such as fried potatoes with hollandaise, lemony roasted cauliflower, unctuous liver toasts or vinegary eggplant with bulgur, or stop by for a nightcap after dinner at the bar's nearby sister restaurant, Lawrence.
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Another favorite is to spread the meringue smoothly with an offset spatula and then run the tip of a sharp knife from the base to the summit repeatedly, which toasts up to resemble golden wide-wale corduroy.
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Leonardo, who desperately wants his son to avoid the family business, toasts Francesco by proclaiming that his son will be the first in his family to go to university: "He has to get out of here," he emphasizes.
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And the End, which they soft opened over the summer as a coffee shop, offers Montauk Juice Factory's organic juices alongside apothecary goods and toasts topped with avocado or nut butter — and now, a menu of healing tonics.
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On Monday night, at a lavish state banquet, the queen, exchanging toasts with Mr. Trump, pointedly took note of the institutions, like NATO, that Britain and the U.S. helped create after World War II to prevent another war.
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After a busy weekend filled with best man duties, bridesmaid and page boy wrangling, toasts and one giant dance party, Prince William and Kate Middleton made there way home to Kensington Palace on Sunday with smiles on their faces.
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The robot grinds the meat, forms the patties, griddles them (a process tracked by 11 thermal sensors), chops tomatoes and grates cheese for those who want such accoutrements, slices, toasts and butters the bun, and dispenses seasoning and sauces.
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Served in a plastic packet so you can top your toasts on the go, the "organic avocado spread" is made with "fresh, organic Hass avocados, sea salt, onion, garlic, jalapeño pepper and lime juice," according to the coffee chain.
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Nearly two weeks after saying "I do" during an intimate ceremony in Northern California, the Glee alum and her new husband jetted off on a tropical honeymoon, full of champagne toasts, fun in the sun and Instagram photo ops.
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They gushed over each other during toasts at the affair, where the Trumps welcomed Mr. Macron; his wife, Brigitte; and around 120 other people in the State Dining Room for a meal that included rack of lamb and nectarine tart.
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At the reception, the couple incorporated small touches to represent parts of their story, including tequila shots for toasts, handmade margaritas and a coffee bar featuring roasts from his native California, her native Florida and their current home of Nashville.
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Mr Murray really does make a habit of joining in strangers' karaoke sessions and football games, washing dishes in their kitchens or proposing toasts at their stag nights, before slouching off into the night like some kind of crumpled superhero.
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I also appreciated an appetizer of French Brie, as much for its restraint — just single slices melted onto three walnut-cranberry toasts — as for the flavorful interaction of the tomato marmalade (accented with citrus) and micro basil that completed the dish.
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They gathered at various local watering holes, offering what one attendee describes as "toasts to the accused," and pieced together a gripping narrative—a tale of free-speech crusaders crossed over to the dark side, dedicated newshounds become digital pimps.
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If you don't mind that, and if you have an appetite for dad jokes and cannabis references along with egg-herb-anchovy toasts and eggplant al mattone with scallions and spicy peanut sauce, this is the fall cookbook for you.
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By the time the egg is cooked, the cheese will have melted, the ham will have warmed through and the crepe itself will have a crisp exterior that tastes dark and nutty as the buckwheat toasts in the dry pan.
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For the most part, kids who are hurting one another or getting hurt, physically or emotionally, were already doing something you've told them not to do, and you won't know the truth until they're giving the toasts at one another's weddings.
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Guests continued to arrive, and Dom smiled amicably through the many toasts, attempting an expression that he'd rehearsed in the mirror more than a few times, an expression that he hoped would put people in mind of the Dalai Lama.
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Meanwhile the pillars of the cafe menu, those blunt salads and trusty omelets and utilitarian ham sandwiches, are not exactly drawing crowds like the shakshukas, pancakes, avocado toasts and acai bowls found at younger cafes like Ob-La-Di and Holybelly.
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Jonas shared a series of photographs from the sweet soirée that included the Game of Thrones actress' pals, a variety of food and décor to match the motif, ladies dressed in Valentine's Day-themed get-ups — and of course, plenty of toasts.
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Dishes, consumed between toasts, gift presentations and speeches, often encompass foods from the home states of the new leaders, though Trump's menu owes heavily to California, not his home state of New York or Vice President-elect Mike Pence's state of Indiana.
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Joe shared a series of photographs from the sweet soirée that included the Game of Thrones actress' pals, a variety of food and décor to match the motif, ladies dressed in Valentine's Day-themed get-ups — and of course, plenty of toasts.
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J. When Jane decides she's going to take the other job offer at Incite and toasts with Kat and Sutton, it's only appropriate that they borrow some of the same words said by their boss, Jacqueline, in the first episode of the season.
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With the help of fashion editor-at-large and video producer Annie Georgia Greenberg, we're breaking down exactly how to mix and match your favorite pieces for versatile on-the-go dressing — from tourist sites to rehearsal dinner toasts, and everywhere in-between.
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Vance pointed out that food smells most delicious when it is browning, in a process called the Maillard reaction, yet the compounds emitted as steaks sear and bread toasts include brown carbon (a form of particulate matter) and VOCs from incomplete combustion.
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"Old Boys," as the school's alumni are called — not half-jokingly but as a matter of institutional vernacular — are reciters of poetry; they are givers of toasts and eulogies that are remembered — tomorrow, 20 years from now — for their eloquence and self-effacement.
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And then head into the weekend with a party-board snack tray in the spirit of Gabrielle Hamilton: her recipe for celery toasts alongside a stack of mortadella slices wrapped around pickled jalapeño alongside Julia Moskin's recipe for cheese straws with pimentón.
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In 1973, using the pseudonym Lightnin' Rod, he released "Hustlers Convention," an album that unified the black tradition of toasts — rhymed stories about the heroic exploits of renegades and rebels, and the battles between them — with the contemporary sound of streetwise funk.
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The bride and groom went straight into their first dance, then cut the cake and listened to the toasts of friends and family members, "and then we were all out on the dance floor till the end of the night," the bride said.
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The Parisian aperitif box contains a jar of onion confit spread, duck rillettes, Dijon mustard, cornichons, duck and pork pâté, crackers flavored with cheese, and little toasts, all of which I'm happy to have on hand for that next impromptu cocktail hour.
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But for those game to keep cooking once the weekend rush has past, I'm thinking a simple meal of Melissa Clark's recipe for green garlic toasts could be nice, or Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for stir-fried rainbow peppers, eggplant and tofu.
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The Film Society toasts the great cinematographer Carlo Di Palma, who helped to establish the look of Italian neorealism in Vittorio De Sica's "Bicycle Thieves" (Tuesday) and worked with Michelangelo Antonioni on the striking use of color in "Red Desert" (Friday and Wednesday).
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A small place outside the city center in New York costs the equivalent of 12,135 slices of toast, while in San Francisco it would be 15,975 toasts—which adds up to 33 and 44 years' worth of every-single-day avocado toast, respectively.
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Ingrid Goes West stars Aubrey Plaza as Ingrid, a young woman who, after a personal tragedy and a stint in a mental facility, takes off for the sunny skies and avocado toasts of Los Angeles after briefly stalking Instagram influencer Taylor Sloane (Elizabeth Olsen).
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We're a big fan of the "stuff on toast" meal, and with a radish top and sunflower seed pesto slathered under a sauté of three different kinds of mushrooms, these toasts are basically just trying to get your whole backyard into your mouth at once.
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In this video, he's gone domestic at the suggestion of a commenter on his four million-plus subscriber YouTube channel for a segment called Furze's Invention Show, which has also yielded a remote control trash can and a knife that toasts bread as you slice.
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All the Instagram superstars are here — socca pizzas, açai bowls, avocado toasts, spiralized zucchini, ramen, cauliflower and kimchi "fried rice" — and they're enlisted to help address the age-old dilemma: How do we find the time to prepare healthy, wholesome food for our families?
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The much-praised sheep's milk gnocchi can be gummy and dense, the chicken liver toasts can be oversweetened with reduced Port and Madeira, and a big slug of horseradish cream was so cold it cooled the skirt steak it was plopped on top of.
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There is a captivating appetizer of dark-meat chicken in a basil-chile sauce called Tulsi Chicken, and an inexplicably good snack of Melba toasts under chopped shishito peppers mixed with melted Amul cheese, a processed and highly shelf-stable product that's everywhere in India.
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This time, even as Britons hit the streets in protest with a giant Trump balloon, Mr. Trump was feted at a lavish state dinner at Buckingham Palace, where he sat to the right of the queen at the horseshoe-shape table, and they exchanged toasts.
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Toasts rang through the air, and, at the slightest provocation, regal, beautifully attired flamenco dancers broke out in the middle of the street into Sevillanas and other dance steps emblematic of Andalusia, the region of southern Spain that encompasses Jaén and seven other provinces.
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The chef, Marie-Aude Rose, does not make toasts, but she makes toast soldiers: sticks of white bread with butter smeared along their browned surfaces, but otherwise naked so they can drink up the orange yolk of a soft-cooked egg on a ceramic pedestal.
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Film Series The Film Society toasts the great cinematographer Carlo Di Palma, who helped to establish the look of Italian neorealism in Vittorio De Sica's "Bicycle Thieves" (Tuesday) and worked with Michelangelo Antonioni on the striking use of color in "Red Desert" (Friday and Wednesday).
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The mayhem occurred on what Chinese people call "chu yi," the first day of the traditional Lunar New Year, when extended families are often gathered together after a night of banquets, toasts and fireworks to see out the old year and bring in the new.
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He is a man with a long and serious relationship with the album at the center of this show, a 1965 compilation of work songs, spirituals, blues and toasts, performed by African-American convicts in rural Texas and compiled by the folklorist Bruce Jackson.
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" The pair kicked off the toasts with mugs full of beer at Keng Eng Kee Seafood in Singapore, a restaurant famed for its chili crab (Bourdain ate at the owner's family home during an episode of Parts Unknown.) "A true Legend… Anthony, my Dear Friend… Happy Birthday!
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"(It also includes) when and how to greet Her Majesty, ceremonial welcome, the inspection of the guard of honor, tours, exchange of gifts, where to stand and what to do at a memorial ceremony, receiving line, guests attending, seating and toasts at the official banquet," Eyring said.
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But while the Vegas festivities featured heads poking out of the top of limos, bubbly toasts, and stage gyrations at a strip revue (This Is Us and Magic Mike Live, two things you probably weren't expecting to see together), it wasn't all fun and grinding games.
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Furze often couples his videos of inventions and experiments with behind-the-scenes looks that show the steps he went through to get to the final product, so if you're looking to make your own knife that toasts bread as you cut it, give him a follow.
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Featuring a menu of chilled soup, risotto with summer truffle, goat cheese salad and roasted lamb, the dinner included toasts made by the wedding party to the bride and groom, music by DJ Spartakos and was capped off by fireworks at the end of the night.
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" In toasts over dinner in the building's Eastern Star Room, where guests drank sparkling Topo Chico water, natural libations from Silverlake's Psychic Wines, and ate a Mediterranean buffet feast, Mr. Ayers was referred to by a co-worker, Gabe Spierer, as "the nicest guy in rock.
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I love the meal just as much, with its toasts and camaraderie and plates piled high, love the gravy spills and the red bloom of cranberries dropped on the tablecloth, and how people you never thought would eat very much are going back for seconds, for thirds.
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I go back into the kitchen to put a second bagel in the toaster for me, and while it toasts I put on my makeup for the day — same as ever, except instead of Great Lash I switch to Tarte Gifted mascara since it's a weekend!
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Hannah B. may have a difficult time creating champagne toasts on the fly, but there's one thing she's made completely clear on her season of The Bachelorette and that's how she wants to be her real, true self no matter what and demands that her suitors do the same.
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Following the emotional ceremony, ("We both teared up!" says Craig), guests, including Craig's pal Chrissy Metz and Craig's stepsister Mandy Moore (Moore's dad is married to Craig's mom), sat down for a dinner of steak, vegetables and salmon and listened to toasts from the happy couple and her father.
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Like other leaders before him, Mr. Obama has gamely played his part in the annual correspondents' dinner — the one on Saturday night, his eighth, will feature the comedian Larry Wilmore — and the large number of toasts, monologues and other comedic obligations that come with the world's most powerful gig.
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Hit the market for groceries that can take you through the week, then build a snack tray to accompany Gabrielle Hamilton's ace recipe for celery toasts and settle in to watch President-elect Donald J. Trump be interviewed by Lesley Stahl on "60 Minutes" — it's scheduled for 7 p.m.
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Foxconn does the "big song and dance, bringing out the Chinese dragon dancers, ribbon cuttings, toasts and signature of the usual boilerplate agreements," said Alberto Moel, an investor and adviser to early-stage tech companies who until recently was a technology analyst at the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.
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Foxconn does the "big song and dance, bringing out the Chinese dragon dancers, ribbon cuttings, toasts and signature of the usual boilerplate agreements," said Alberto Moel, an investor and adviser to early-stage tech companies who until recently was a technology analyst at the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.
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Their all-day menu transitions seamlessly into late night snacks, toasts, and "dirty shells and cheese" (with house-made andouille sausage) through 28 AM. You can sit outside on their patio on Shoal Creek, sip a "Good Night Irene" cocktail, or dip into a jug of Trinidad rum punch.
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From first kisses to Champagne toasts and a full buffet, there are a lot of wedding activities to get through that will likely leave you looking one way and one way only: lipstick faded, cracking, or completely gone, as if you didn't spend an entire painstaking hour filling in your liner.
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If Trump fires Mueller there will be champagne toasts in the Kremlin, fear and dread in the Republican cloakrooms of the House and Senate, impeachment resolutions filed by members of both parties, a constitutional crisis of the first order of magnitude and a premature and unhappy ending for the Trump presidency.
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He has delivered toasts at the annual William J. Donovan dinner given by the O.S.S. Society, which is named after the World War II-era precursor to the C.I.A. Mr. Greene has joined in a few "wetting-down" ceremonies, in which newly promoted officers buy a celebratory round for their colleagues.
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The Smith family recently gathered in Malibu, California, for Jaden's birthday for a celebration during which they shared birthday toasts of tequila shots, with sister Willow and half-brother Trey Smith as well as mom Jada Pinkett-Smith, and a birthday cake as the patriarch imparted some wise words for his youngest son.
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And last month, Jonas threw a joint birthday/Valentine's Day bash for his fiancée, sharing a series of photographs from the sweet soirée that included the actress' pals, a variety of food and décor to match the motif, ladies dressed in Valentine's Day-themed get-ups — and of course, plenty of toasts.
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In a video that's already accrued over 100,000 views since it was uploaded to YouTube, Osman toasts two pieces of bread, carves ham and cheese using a laser cutter — while wearing goggles, because this is serious business — and arranges the slices in a manner that truly resembles the Fast and Furious actor.
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Following the toasts, guests enjoyed an eight course meal — each course representing a decade in Fonda's life — from renowned chef Alice Waters, before they were invited to bid on some unique experiences, including a trip to the set of Grace and Frankie to have lunch with the actress and her costar Lily Tomlin.
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Last month, Joe, 29, threw a joint birthday/Valentine's Day bash for his fiancée, sharing a series of photographs from the sweet soirée that included the actress' pals, a variety of food and décor to match the motif, ladies dressed in Valentine's Day-themed get-ups — and of course, plenty of toasts.
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With the sudden explosion of avocado toasts, unique guacamoles and the endless ways to incorporate more of the green stuff into your meals, Simon Eccles, the secretary of the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons, tells the U.K.'s The Times that he sees about four patients a week with an injury related to cutting an avocado.
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But long before the heir to the throne and the Duchess of Cambridge tied the knot, nearly a century of toasts, wedding breakfasts, and cakes give us more than enough hints to the way the Windsor family (and up to several hundred of their closest friends) will mark the big day as far as the food goes.
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If you're not already familiar with the fugue of music, fires, and long-winded toasts to the gods that is Play With Fire, a few summers ago, Zak Pelaccio of Fish & Game, a small restaurant nestled in beautiful Hudson, NY, thought it might be a good idea to have a few friends over for a dinner party.
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You know, when you can't figure out where they've gone and assume them to be dead because maybe they didn't provide enough bazooks for a bazooka, or maybe they got killed off by one of Jason Statham's goons, never to be seen again, only to be remembered through Corona toasts at the next barbecue at Vin Diesel's house?
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Following a quick farewell to Will (who I didn't realize 'til the last minute was a different guy than James Taylor), James S. (the Bachelor superfan I really wish would stick around to provide more deadpan social commentary) and Brandon the hipster, JoJo toasts to her remaining men, many of whom now legit wanna kill each other. Clink!
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A hefty well-photographed volume from Boqueria, a New York-based group of restaurants, shows the way with toasts and the stuff that can go on top, then segues from tapas into salads, eggs, vegetables, rice and noodles, seafood, meat and poultry, desserts and drinks, with a limited, well-chosen selection of recipes in each chapter.
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There are toasts to Traverse City throughout the cosmopolitan Hotel Indigo (263 West Grandview Parkway): rugs in guest rooms were inspired by the flannel shirts once worn by area loggers and the rooftop bar, H & L Social, takes its name from Hannah Lay & Company, a prominent timber and retail business in the city in the 1800s.
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Here are the books mentioned in this week's "What We're Reading": "Killers of the Flower Moon" by David Grann "Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give" by Ada Calhoun "American War" by Omar El Akkad "A Good Life" by Ben Bradlee We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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Ignazio Cipriani, the 29-year-old son of Giuseppe Cipriani, who runs the Cipriani enterprises internationally, offers a menu that starts with breakfast pastries, frittatas and toasts, then moves to salads, soups, a couple of pastas, pizzas and more than a dozen sandwiches, and juices and smoothies, all featuring organic ingredients and available Monday through Friday from 7 a.m.
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With the sudden explosion of avocado toasts, unique guacamoles and the endless ways to incorporate more of the green stuff into your meals, Simon Eccles, the secretary of the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons, told the U.K.'s The Times in 2017 that he sees about four patients a week with an injury related to cutting an avocado.
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At the postmeeting dinner party, where I sat at a corner table with all the young attendees, I was horrified by the scene at the main table, where a 30-something woman writer, seated next to the editor of the journal, could barely hold herself up under the bombardment of toasts coming from all the important men at the table.
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He has cooked at the Beatrice Inn, where various beasts of air and land are posed on silver platters for their roles in a fall-of-Rome spectacle; the Spotted Pig, in the days when it was still known for burgers basted in Roquefort and toasts buried under chopped chicken livers; and Pitt Cue, a London outpost of the modern, urbanized barbecue genre.
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While Shimoda is still tinkering with the menu, she says it will feature a variety of toasts on seed and nut breads (all gluten free); sandwiches, such as the pastrami-cured beet Reuben with a turmeric emulsion, celery and dill ("it's a big experience, with lots of spices and textures," she says); and buckwheat waffles with house-made raw Nutella, strawberries and smoked maple syrup.
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There's Juliana's, a pizzeria from Patsy Grimaldi; Reserve Cut, a kosher steakhouse in the financial district; Alta Calidad for Mexican fare; Miss Ada, serving Israeli specialties; Bessou with home-style Japanese; Clinton St. Baking Co. & Restaurant, the pancake specialist; Mermaid Oyster Bar, from Mermaid Inn; Felice for Italian fare; Jacob's Pickles for comfort food; Do with cookie dough confections; and Avocaderia featuring toasts and bowls.
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Sitting at my desk as I write this sentence on a Thursday night, our offices littered with empty champagne cups and cake crumbs on paper plates — the detritus of too many sayonara toasts to sage colleagues leaving with buyout packages — I'm trying to think my way to the big takeaway from the year American journalism just lived through that can help it in the downsized year ahead.
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These digital nomads now roaming the world may look like they've got it made — mid-century modern decorated workspaces dotting the world's most desirable locales; gourmet coffee, avocado toasts (and even Brooklyn barbecue) abound in every corner; artisanal whiskies and craft beer to tipple on… but behind all this rockin revelry lies a dark secret… It's time-consuming and relatively expensive for these comparatively highly paid worldly wanderers to get health insurance.
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And for the restaurant, Rich Torrisi, a partner in the group with Mr. Zalaznick and Mario Carbone, the chef in charge of the Grill, drafted an à la carte menu divided into toasts paved with chopped yellowfin tuna, sea urchin or sardines with bone marrow; raw bar selections that include king crab and oysters; first courses like calamari a la plancha, angel hair pasta with razor clams and a few vegetable dishes; and main courses offering choices like poached Hawaiian walu with fennel sauce.
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Like the original, the updated Tovala oven steams, bakes, toasts, and broils food, and while it can cook whatever you put inside, the company would recommend users subscribe to its $12 proprietary meal service The oven looks different, but the really big change is the introduction of three sets of physical controls: the top is for choosing the baking mode or seeing what step the meal is on; the middle tells you the temperature the oven is at and allows you to preset it; and the bottom tells the time left for cooking.
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