And the "Course that offers mixed results?" is a TOSSED SALAD.
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I grew up in the 1980s in Fremont, California, in a multicultural tossed salad.
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Most meals can be chopped and thrown on you choice of lettuce with dressing for an instant tossed salad.
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David Woolf is back with an anagram theme, and if your grid is jumping around, it might be because Mr. Woolf is preparing a TOSSED SALAD for us, which is revealed at 62A.
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We have a bunch of stuff on hand, so we only need (more) cheese, red onion, mushrooms, and steak, plus stuff for a antipasto tossed salad (romaine, olives, ham, salami, pepperoncini, and canned artichoke hearts).
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At this point, these trackers have limitations, for example providing the same feedback on the number of bites whether you're chomping on a skinless chicken breast and a tossed salad or a double cheeseburger followed by an ice cream sundae.
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A new set of kitchen utensils designed for children (but useful for adults) ramps up the fun, while producing rewards like a well-tossed salad, eggs properly beaten to scramble or a correct measure of flour for a perfect batch of cookies.
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Chopped salad Take a tossed salad, make an office worker feel slightly power-mad by giving them some say in the ingredients, dazzle them with a little forceful mezzaluna action, and you shall capture their affection -- mind, mouth and wallet -- for all of eternity.
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She was wearing a necklace she had designed with the words "In Charge" in diamond-studded script; her "In Charge" manifesto had been painted on the walls, and she had put together a tossed salad of entrepreneurs, artists and C.E.O.s to kick it off.
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How to make perfect vinaigrette Tossed salad Several years ago, I attended a food and culture symposium where a speaker described Charlotte, North Carolina's emerging ethnic enclaves as a "salad bowl" rather than a "melting pot," because the people and their businesses merged with the existing population in a mutually beneficial way and yet maintained their distinct identities.
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AllMusic described it as "a somewhat illogically tossed salad of Cradle of Filth tracks" and "uneven at best".
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Retrieved 2012-06-04. or "tossed salad".Arnold Edinborough, "Who is a Canadian?", The Rotarian: An International Magazine (April 1964) p.
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For his final breakfast, he ate pancakes, fried eggs, sausage patties and milk. His last meal was a 32-ounce medium rare sirloin steak, 20 butterfly shrimp, tossed salad with ranch dressing, iced tea, and a banana cream pie.
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A adds katsuo dashi to this. Note sparing use of oil, compared with Western salads. An is another group of items, describable as a sort of "tossed salad" or "dressed" (though aemono also includes thin strips of squid or fish sashimi (itozukuri) etc. similarly prepared).
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A salad can be a composed salad (with the ingredients specifically arranged on the serving dish) or a tossed salad (with the ingredients placed in a bowl and mixed). An antipasto plate, the first dish of a formal Italian meal, is similar to a composed salad, and has vegetables, cheese, and meat.
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It can be served either as a composed salad or as a tossed salad. Freshly cooked or canned tuna may be added. For decades, traditionalists and innovators have disagreed over which ingredients should be included; traditionalists exclude cooked vegetables. The salad may include raw red peppers, shallots, artichoke hearts and other seasonal raw vegetables.
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Child's version was a composed salad including tuna and anchovies canned in olive oil, and blanched green beans. Pépin's was a tossed salad including sauteed fresh tuna and potatoes. Many chefs have developed variations using seafood other than anchovies or tuna. Ina Garten, Jamie Oliver and Rachael Ray have published variations using salmon as the fish component.
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Various distinct components can combine to make a 310x310px A salad bowl or tossed salad is a metaphor for the way a multicultural society can integrate different cultures while maintaining their separate identities, contrasting with a melting pot, which emphasizes the combination of the parts into a single whole. In Canada this concept is more commonly known as the cultural mosaicKalman, Bobbie (2010). Canada: The Culture. Crabtree Pub. p. 4. .
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A polo player, Neil McCarthy was a member of the Midwick Country Club and captain of its polo team.Los Angeles Times: Archives - SANTA BARBARA FACES MIDWICK The Neil McCarthy salad,Make the Beverly Hills Hotel McCarthy SaladHollywood's 5 Favorite Salads named in his honor, remains a signature dish tossed tableside at the Polo Lounge in Beverly Hills. The Blvd. restaurant at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel also serves a Neil McCarthy tossed salad.
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Hungarian food is featured in nearby eastern Toledo, Ohio with Tony Packo's Hungarian hot dog, a form of kolbász. Chinese restaurants in the Detroit area serve Almond boneless chicken, a regional Chinese-American dish consisting of battered fried boneless chicken breasts served sliced on a bed of lettuce with a gravy-like chicken flavored sauce and slivered almonds. In nearby Ann Arbor the Chipati, a tossed salad, is served inside a freshly baked pita pocket with the "secret" Chipati sauce on the side. The Chipati's origination is claimed by both Pizza Bob's on S. State St. and by Pizza House on Church St.
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Guide des épisodes., Saison I (02 octobre 1973 au 15 avril 1974), 1.02 - The Manhunters / Chasseur d'Hommes He appeared in The F.B.I. in the Deadly Ambition episode which aired in 1974 and the another episode of Mannix, Hardball which aired the following year in 1975.Aveleyman.com - Vincent Beck, Friday, 15th August 1924 - Tuesday, 24th July 1984 He played the part of Trilling in the Michael Winner directed 1979 film, Firepower which starred Sophia Loren and James Coburn.The New York Times May 4, 1979 - Movie Review, Screen: Sophia Loren Starring in 'Firepower':A Tossed Salad, By Janet Maslin His last acting role was that of the corrupt Judge Sinclair in the William Lustig directed Vigilante.
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Two diners' bread piled to "keep count" at a beefsteak The modern beefsteak banquet hews fairly closely to the early-1900s model, although the expansive selections found at an old-fashioned "West Side" beefsteak have been tapered down to beef, fried potatoes, and tossed salad. Butter is sometimes replaced by margarine, and a pasta course makes an occasional appearance, but attendees at beefsteaks still expect to be fed mostly abundant quantities of beef tenderloin. Modern beefsteak attendees often follow an unspoken protocol to leave their bread slices uneaten. Piling them up in front of one's plate instead of consuming them "saves valuable stomach capacity for more beef while simultaneously serving as an informal scorekeeping system".
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James found a more supportive and sympathetic community of prominent writers and quiltmakers, like Jean Ray Laury and Jeffrey and Beth Gutcheon, at the first major quilt symposium and exhibition in Ithaca, New York, in August 1976—the Finger Lakes Bicentennial Quilt Exhibit. He reconnected with them again in July of the following year, when he traveled farther afield to the Lincoln Quilt Symposium in Lincoln, Nebraska, where he delivered an address entitled "Contemporary Quilt Art and Artists." The symposium that year attracted 600 attendees from forty states. In 1977, James's first solo exhibition of quilts was shown at Bridgewater State College in Massachusetts and included Tossed Salad, Razzle Dazzle, Elaborated Tangram, and Night Sky I. With the exception of Night Sky I, the quilt tops were assembled with varied combinations of hand and machine piecing using straight-edged shapes—squares, triangles, and trapezoids.
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The committee and Gee fully supported Arnspiger and his framework, but there were dissidents: most notably two department heads, Nannie Tilley of History and L. D. Parsons of Chemistry, as well as an unconfirmed story about a music professor who sarcastically demonstrated "how a Bach fugue exemplified Arnspiger's eight values". After sharp criticism of the program was published in Greenville's Herald-Banner and The Dallas Morning News (which lampooned it as a "sort of tossed salad with sociology as a Thousand Islands dressing") and an anti-general studies demonstration was organized by students in fall 1957, the controversy reached fever pitch in spring 1958 when Gee, supported by the Board of Regents, removed Tilley and Parsons from their positions as department heads. However, the administration then quickly retreated from Arnspiger's doctrinaire approach to the framework, and after 1958 it made no substantive effort to force faculty to abide by it. An investigation by the Board of Regents into the general studies program revealed no wrongdoing, and in June 1958 Arnspiger even received a citation from the Shattuck School in Faribault, Minnesota, that proclaimed the "ETSC General Studies Program...has been commended by Eastern and Northern educators".
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