But the brown rats of Europe became the true globe-trotters.
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As well as various cuts of pig, including leg, ribs, and trotters.
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Chitlins, tails, hearts, hog heads, trotters, livers were our payments for work.
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Winans did not just sculpt trotters, he also showed and raced them.
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For China, Tulip primarily exports pig heads, trotters, hind feet and offal.
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Where: Southern United States Lots of people eat pig trotters, or pig's feet.
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Globe trotters spend heavily on travel and probably less on their primary residence.
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I stripped meat from the trotters and put it back into the pot.
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On special occasions, my aunt burned the hair off goat trotters to make paya.
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To look at, she's mud-colored and oddly snoutless, with stomping feet instead of trotters.
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BRANTLEY Or greyhounds versus the trotters (though don't ask me to say which is which).
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The new store also carries a shoe line with close ties to Trotters, Hampton Canvas footwear.
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But he's a tall guy, so it stands to reason he'd have the trotters to match.
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Keeping the prince's feet cozy and snug were a pair of Little Boston Plane Slippers from Trotters.
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And now these guys are pulling out crazy stops on the level of the Harlem Globe Trotters.
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Black Bostonians, a quarter of the city's population today, were a small minority when the Trotters arrived.
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I'm from a massive Irish family so we always ate but we ate for sustenance: trotters, tripe.
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They saw airlines, spewing tons of carbon to move globe-trotters around, paying no tax for fuel.
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"It's part of the heritage of Peter Pan and Hyde Park," Sophie Mirman, founder of Trotters, tells PEOPLE.
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Exuberant management consultants speak of a 22016m-23m horde of potential frapuccino-sippers, Fiesta-drivers and globe-trotters.
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"Drug-resistant pathogens are notorious globe-trotters," Dr. Margaret Chan, director-general of the World Health Organization, said.
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There are local communities to safely interact with as well as fellow globe-trotters in a similar position.
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Hotels, with new jet-lag-specific treatments, aim to help globe-trotters like Mr. Holtz recalibrate their body clocks.
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Getting local audiences to buy into the triennial may be more important than luring the globe-trotters, some suggest.
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In the last few month, six new U.K. plants have approved to export pig trotters, a popular Chinese delicacy.
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He lists octopus, pigs' trotters and wild rabbit as some of the ingredients often overlooked in Anglo-Saxon food cultures.
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They include the big-city dwellers, the Millennials, the globe-trotters, the university students, the European immigrants and their children.
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They put me in the basement and I de-boned trotters; Pierre taught me how to de-bone pig's feet!
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Good news for globe-trotters: No need to put in hours at the tourism range to lower your travel handicap.
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He found locals admiring butcher's stalls resembling anatomy classrooms, with body parts from tongues to trotters laid out for inspection.
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"Drug-resistant pathogens are notorious globe-trotters," Dr. Margaret Chan, director-general of the World Health Organization, said in a speech.
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Not a glittering row of chain stores, but an untrendy plot with a farmer's market selling apples, pig trotters and pans.
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"The white people come to like it," said Ashraf Uncle while we were talking about paya, a stew of trotters and spices.
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Just because it's warm and sunny does not mean we need to see men's trotters in flip flops 🤢 Please stop the madness!
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I ask Mendes what made him choose a tome filled with recipes using pig's heads, trotters, and all the offally bits in between.
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The man will no doubt turn the event into a Harlem Globe Trotters-esque spectacle and so far it's nothing but net. Literally.
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JPMorgan has identified several distinct spending personas who will need to replace different amounts of income in retirement: foodies, globe trotters, homebodies and snowflakes.
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The British heritage brand, which has been in business since 1952, is sold at one of Kate's favorite children's clothing stores in London – Trotters.
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But dancing did have benefits; the waltzers and fox-trotters could now close their eyes and stand much more steadily than they could before.
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Many are proud globe-trotters who document their travels to an audience of thousands, broadcasting their experiences through online blogs or social media posts.
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A desire to travel the world to run marathons has spawned an international tribe of globe-trotters who plan destinations based on upcoming races.
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Bring to a rolling boil, then reduce the heat to maintain a simmer for 230 hours, or until the trotters are beginning to fall apart.
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Some are bemused by the level of attention I give their trotters, while others are delighted to have their toes and soles sniffed and kissed.
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In Turkey, kelle paca might include sheep trotters, but here the skull yields richness enough, along with meat excavated from cheeks and crevices, obligingly tender.
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It's about the problem of finding the ingredients Ellison needs to cook pigs' trotters while a fellow at the American Academy in Rome in 1956.
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The Harlem Globe Trotters are making their way to Wildwood, NJ, and wanted to implement all of the boardwalk city's local flair to promote their appearance.
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While the beans are soaking, start the stock: Add the trotters and skin to a large stockpot with 230 cups water and place over medium-high heat.
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"The little Hampton canvas shoes, it was a really cool look and we were very lucky, she wore those too," Sophie, owner of Trotters, previously told PEOPLE.
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Nonfiction Some writers — Paul Theroux, Bill Bryson, William Least Heat-Moon — are prolific globe-trotters, repeatedly channeling their wanderlust into best-selling travel yarns that span the world.
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Globe-trotters packing a bag for one are on the rise, which means there are plenty of opportunities to connect with others on the experience of a lifetime.
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At a family gathering like Eid, dinners at my home may consist of several elaborate, high-fat dishes like kababs, trotters stew, goat-stewed rice, or brisket slow-cooked.
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Try some crab stick; or Spam with kimchi gimbap; or pig's trotters, which on the packaging gets a grinning thumbs-up from a guy in a red bow tie.
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Look out for dishes in the "smoked" section of the menu — the pork with dried bean curd — as well as the spicy trotters and the lamb sautéed with cumin.
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Globe-trotters include Lani of Japan, who, after winning last year's UAE Derby, competed in all three legs of the American Triple Crown, finishing third at the Belmont Stakes.
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The man -- Trotters forward Thunder Law (who's held 3 world records for crazy trick shots) -- climbed to the top of NRG Stadium (where the Texans play) and nailed the shot.
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Think roasted tails & trotters pork with potato spatzle, clam cream, cockles and pickle peppers or grilled pigeon with dirty couscous, fried cauliflower puree, pine nuts and onion raisin relish (pictured).
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" With their spooky appeal, Bacon's images summoned carcasses on hooks like the ones that prompted him, after a bloody meal of chops and trotters, to tell Peppiatt: "Life's just like that.
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"As soon as either Prince George or Princess Charlotte are photographed wearing a particular item, that style becomes very much in demand," says Sophie Mirman, founder and managing director of Trotters.
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The menu is as minimalist as the decor, with chips, peanuts, manitas de puerco (pig's trotters), and tortas ahogadas (pork baguettes drowned in spicy salsa) comprising La Fuente's complete culinary offering.
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Mr. Lei takes a scattershot approach to menu management at Spy C. The walls are papered with a diner's worth of rotating specials like braised and fried trotters, and steamed luffa.
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Unlike the refined gaits of trotters and pacers, the gas-burning competitors in the flat-track series teeter at the edge of control, averaging nearly 100 miles per hour for each lap.
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The little royal also wears a blue sweater from Trotters featuring a puppy – recalling the striped whale sweater that George wore in the portraits released in honor of his third birthday in 2016.
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Ohm Suansilphong, a chef at Fish Cheeks, a Thai restaurant in Manhattan, braises his pork trotters and hocks with Diet Coke, along with star anise, crushed garlic, cilantro stems, cinnamon and Chinese yams.
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According to a study published in the Environmental Science and Technology journal, swapping beef ribs and pork chops for offal, internal organs and pig's trotters could lead to a drastic reduction in emissions.
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It has been known for a long time that, whether his habitat is a village, a city or, for real globe-trotters, the planet itself, an individual person generally visits the same places regularly.
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In one of the photos, Charlotte sits sweetly in the grass with her hands crossed over her blue flowered dress from Trotters with a Peter Pan collar — and adorable retro-style navy canvas shoes.
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In one of the photos, Charlotte sits sweetly in the grass with her hands crossed over her blue flowered dress from Trotters with a Peter Pan collar — and adorable retro-style navy canvas shoes.
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Javier Estévez, a Madrid chef, reworked a 19th-century recipe for caramel pig trotters by Carmen de Burgos, the author of a famous cookbook titled "Modern Cuisine" and one of Spain's first women journalists.
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His performance that night earned the Trotters a 2-2 draw, a historic result for a club that was used to yo-yoing up and down divisions for much of the previous few decades.
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Two leather trotters, crossed demurely against their meat hook, are undeniably adorable, and Ms. Papadopoulos's window display of stuffed sausage links, chickens and kidneys brought a constant stream of giggling children into the gallery.
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There are fascinating aviation-themed attractions waiting to be explored around the world — places where corporate globe-trotters, backpackers in Birkenstocks and the all-around curious can rediscover the original, wide-eyed wonder of flight.
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"He asked for coffee this morning, so I made him espresso and by the time I got back, he had deboned two trotters," a procedure that would take even an experienced cook at least ten minutes.
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I have to admit that the White Gold of my dreams would serve not just chicken liver mousse but gizzard confit; not just grilled lamb leg but sautéed kidneys; not just pork shoulder but stuffed trotters.
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In the past, only cheaper cuts like cow hooves, pig trotters and smilies (sheep heads split from top to bottom) were sold in township butcheries, where braais were fueled by broken plywood palettes and other building materials.
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Although barefoot in most of the relaxed and care-free style pictures, George can be seen accessorizing with his current go-to plimsoles, the Hampton Canvas Nantucket shoes from Trotters – which at $19.70, have also almost sold out.
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If Princess Kate wants to take Prince George and Princess Charlotte shopping, she's in luck: Her favorite children's store, Trotters, just opened up a new flagship location just a few blocks away from their London home, Kensington Palace.
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To apply, would-be globe-trotters who are at least 18 years old and speak English must make a two-minutes-or-less travel video about their hometown and upload it to the WOW air Travel Guide website.
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A half-hour's drive from downtown Pyongyang, the Mirim Riding Club boasts 120 horses — including Orlov Trotters sent as a gift by Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin — and charges $8 to ride them for an hour outdoors, $10 indoors.
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This popular vacation destination — home to safaris, vineyards and famous must-dos like Table Mountain and swimming with great white sharks — is a good place for frugal globe-trotters, with one U.S. dollar currently worth 2137.70 South African rands.
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Chinese shoppers have a preference for cuts such as heads, trotters and rinds, but Cranswick has now started to sell more western cuts like bacon and sausages as young Chinese buyers are willing to pay more for the meat.
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Though it lacks the complexity of the country's most celebrated wines like Barolo, lambrusco is rarely sweet, and makes a fine partner for the region's many pork specialties, including prosciutto di Parma, mortadella and zampone (sausage-stuffed pig trotters).
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Vincent Xaba, a manager at Tsa African Restaurant in Johannesburg, said he had to throw away about 15 kilograms of tripe and 10 kilograms of pigs' trotters worth about 8,000 rand ($557) after his freezer stayed without power for too long.
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Instead, golfers including Dunne and Matthew Fitzpatrick of England are not exactly staying at home— they are golf's modern-day globe-trotters, competing in 22 countries this season and could visit as many as 20173 based on the 2017-18 schedule.
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In one of the photos (taken by Kate!), the little royal sits sweetly in the grass with her hands crossed over her blue flowered dress from Trotters with a Peter Pan collar — and the adorable retro-style canvas shoes in navy.
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It's hard to say exactly why this is such a brutal matchup—DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry are nothing to shake a stick at—but the Raptors were out there looking like the Washington Generals to the Harlem Globe Trotters.
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Besides the snaps showing Louis in his red sweater, the little royal also wore a blue sweater from Trotters featuring a puppy — recalling the striped whale sweater that George wore in the portraits released in honor of his third birthday in 2016.
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The Co-op sells ten thousand pounds of meat a week: chicken, lamb, whole pigs broken down from trotters to tail, and beef from Slope Farms, a tiny Catskills operation run by Ken Jaffe, who used to practice family medicine on Eighth Avenue.
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As The IHT's rich archive has become available online, these posts have offered stories of sensational murders, corruption scandals and outrageous fashions — not to mention tales of pets, socialites and globe-trotters — alongside international news stories that made headlines around the world.
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While Kate and the Middleton family are known to frequent both the Kensington and King's Road branches of Trotters, Kate is also said to be a big fan of My 1st Years, having purchased several bespoke items for her children from the popular website.
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Here are the 25 most attractive start-ups to work for, according to LinkedIn Good news for globe-trotters: Living abroad can help you make smarter career decisions These are the 25 most attractive start-ups to work for in India, according to LinkedIn
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Last year, nearly two million people descended upon the fairgrounds in Falcon Heights, Minnesota to get a look at the region's most beautiful cattle and massive butter sculptures, and to gorge on edible Americana like "triple truffle trotters" and cheesy nacho corn on the cob.
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After a party, the lechon is broken down: "You use the head for sisig" — a sizzle of jowl and ears — "trotters for adobo, make dinuguan with blood and innards and turn leftovers into paksiw," a vinegary stew contoured with a pâté-like liver spread.
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I mean bad dying, where every day the unmoving dullness and static monotony of your life burns the gumption from your blood cells until you're just a putrescent trash bag full of pigs' trotters waiting to be crushed by the sticky teeth of an old dust truck.
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While Kate and her personal assistant/stylist Natasha Archer have been meticulously planning her tour wardrobe for months, Maria will have been on hand to help with the style needs of the little ones, stocking up on suitable clothes from Kate's favorite boutiques – including Amaia, Pepa & Co. and Trotters.
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The Mirim riding club has an indoor training facility, seven outdoor riding courses, a pavilion, restaurants and a sauna, as well as 120 horses including 67 famous Orlov Trotters from Russia, according to the website of Uri Tours, a U.S.-based agency specialized in guided trips through the North.
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All you need: A pound of dried, rinsed split peas; two smoked pig trotters or hocks or turkey wings or necks; a chopped carrot; a chopped onion; a bay leaf; the better part of a tallboy (I used Narragansett lager) and a little less than a quart of water.
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Louis XVI, pausing on his abortive flight from Paris to devour a dish of pig's trotters in which "the bones burst like bonbons, flooding the mouth with warm, liquefied marrow," cooked his final goose when he demanded — and ravenously shredded — an entire roast chicken while facing his scornful accusers in court.
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"They would have had a lot of gifts from friends and family and all of her friends will shop at the same shops as her, such as Trotters, which she loves," says Dixon, adding that while we mostly see the royal siblings with traditional wooden toys, that may not be the case behind closed doors.
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Popular Durban curries included (and still include) "running" or Zulu chicken (a mature free-range hen whose egg-laying days are over); mutton tenderized by marinating followed by long cooking; sheep's head and trotters, often sold together; tripe, "sugar" beans (borlotti or cranberry); tinned fish; salted dried fish or shrimp; bitter herbs; dhal; and mixed vegetables.
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And when he goes out to Middle America — I recommend watching his visit to Memories Pizza in Indiana, the small-town pizzeria subjected to a two-minute hate because its owners said they might not cater a gay wedding — he presents himself (posh-sounding accent and all) as an ambassador from the cosmopolitan reaches of society, here to apologize for the terrible behavior of his fellow snobs and globe-trotters.
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My own favorite part of Thanksgiving morning is what my children call "stuffing breakfast," a small bowl of fresh stuffing, after it's been mixed but before it's been baked, and I was able to have that ready for the turkey trotters when they returned, triumphant, cheeks red, turkey hats bobbing (stuffing breakfast is served only after the baking pans have been filled and the turkey stuffed — and yes, I rigorously separate everything that is going to touch the turkey, thank you very much).
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