Front Burner Crushed lemon and jalapeño add zest and spice to products from McEvoy Ranch.
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Splurge on a few that will punch up plain vegetables or add zest to whole grains.
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Add zest, canola oil, eggs, milk, honey and almond extract; increase speed to medium, and beat just until dough comes together, 1 to 2 minutes.
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If you hate fish oil capsules, Puritan Pride's flaxseed oil can provide all the Omega 3 you need, and add zest to your salad dressings, as well.
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Hearing from some of those fans, two decades later, would add zest and context, instead of treating it like just another cold case to be unraveled using modern techniques.
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A bowl of them with toothpicks for stabbing can go on that antipasto platter, they add zest to grilled-cheese sandwiches or panini, and you could dice them to scatter on seared fish, just as you would capers: Pickled shiitake mushrooms, $18 for 13.5 ounces, healdsburgshed.com.
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Mash it all together, eye-balling the ratios (more olive oil to thin it out, more lime juice to brighten it, garlic for a punch, and salt to add zest, etc.), and boom you've got the perfect guac for chips, sandwiches, or just for eating with a spoon.
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Karashi is a type of mustard used as a condiment or as a seasoning in Japanese cuisine. Karashi is made from the crushed seeds of Brassica juncea, frequently mixed with wasabi or horseradish to add zest. Karashi is not usually sweetened nor thinned with a liquid. However, it can be used as part of a dipping sauce when mixed with mayonnaise or ketchup.
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Morris U. Schappes was born Moishe ben Haim Shapshilevich in Kamianets-Podilskyi, Ukraine, then part of the Russian empire. The Shapshilevich family left Tsarist Russia when Morris was a small child, living first in Brazil before emigrating to the United States in 1914. The family name was truncated to "Schappes" by Brazilian immigration authorities and Moishe's mother later Americanized his name to "Morris" upon the family's arrival in North America. His middle initial, "U," referred to nothing, but was inserted by Schappes as a collegiate journalist to add zest to his byline.
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How to Use Over 130 Spices, Herbs, Condiments, Flavorings to Enhance All Your Dishes and Add Zest to Any Menu, 1955 Woodford also has connections with the leading Suffragette, peace campaigner and anti- fascist Sylvia Pankhurst. Pankhurst was a longtime resident on Charteris Road, close to Woodford Station. She had been introduced to the area by George Lansbury, co-founder of the Labour Party and grandfather of Angela Lansbury. Previous to her residence in Charteris Road, Sylvia Pankhurst had challenged the moral codes of her day by living in sin with an Italian radical on 126 High Road, opposite the Horse and Well Pub.
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