But the prep is simple and the morning scents ambrosial.
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I don't love it as a salad garnish, but on a cake, it's ambrosial.
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The ambrosial warm green spread on freshly toasted baguette rounds is the perfect spring aperitif.
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They were used to blushing peaches; yellow ones looked unripe to them, regardless of the ambrosial fragrance.
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We slept on the floor with her, snuggling into her rich downy fur, inhaling her ambrosial dogginess.
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But the scent of the cabbage was ambrosial: sweet-bitter, approximating caramel on the razor's edge of burned.
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When you hug her, her whole body is there, warm and ambrosial, rather than just her spine and collarbone.
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And while breakfast at Olympic Stadium failed to produce a world record, it supplied a buffet of ambrosial outcomes.
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For braised lettuce — especially ambrosial if, as suggested here, a discreet anchovy or 10 are permitted — everything is fast and minimal.
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As I joyfully take deep sips to the dome of my ambrosial pandan latte, I am grateful for his mildly insane obsession.
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"I wanna tiptoe through your bliss, get lost the more I find you," Sivian coos over producer Alex Hope's garden of ambrosial synths.
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A mix of blended dried dates and ice cream, it was well worth the pit stop and tasted like an ambrosial, energy-packed soft serve.
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Led by the ambrosial voice of Molly Hamilton, Widowspeak produce the kind of swoony but robust dream pop that has us thinking about park drinking on late autumn afternoons.
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There's shawarma at Mimi's Hummus or, at Kuro-Obi, an offshoot of Ippudo, tako yaki (deep-fried octopus balls) and ambrosial bowls of ramen, without the hour-plus wait.
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You know how when you go on a hike and all you have to eat is, like, a soggy flour tortilla slapped with raspberry jam but it tastes stupidly ambrosial?
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Le Pavillon set the mid-century style for fine French dining in New York—much of it classic brasserie fare refined by its estimable chef, Pierre Franey, into an almost ambrosial simplicity.
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David Austin, a self-taught horticulturist who upended the rose market by creating more than 22007 hybrids that were distinguished by their broad color range, ambrosial fragrances and multiple annual blooms, died on Dec.
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Like Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man biting into that ambrosial yam, savoring something like self-release, the genre has gone sweet and hot, enriched as anything we've witnessed, a divinely wicked nectar, a sustenance of arrant want.
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I was further distracted by the beauty of the morning, visible above the sink, a crowd of finches in the lilacs beside the kitchen window, through which came the most ambrosial air from the spruces surrounding the yard.
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In the video for their new song "Idious Carrie", directed by Slone McGowan, we follow the titular "Carrie," played by theatre student Morgyn L. Davies, as she wanders aimlessly through a shop of vintage miscellanea before culminating in an ambrosial dance party.
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There were some ambrosial highs: the sweet potato peri-peri with Goan cheese fondue seemed swathed in a tangy smoke; the stir-fried lotus root was heady with ginger and chile and channeled a pleasant tartness from a touch of kokum fruit.
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There are just four desserts on the menu (plus two artisanal cheeses with plum membrillo), each resoundingly ambrosial, from the pineapple rum tarte Tatin with vanilla gelato and toasted coconut, to butterscotch pudding with bananas Foster and pecans (a bit of overkill, but delicious).
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444–46 Homer speaks of ambrosial raiment, ambrosial locks of hair, even the gods' ambrosial sandals. Among later writers, ambrosia has been so often used with generic meanings of "delightful liquid" that such late writers as Athenaeus, Paulus and Dioscurides employ it as a technical terms in contexts of cookery,In Athenaeus, a sauce of oil, water and fruit juice. medicine,In Paulus, a medicinal draught. and botany.
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There's definitely a great round-up of delicious, ambrosial and nectareous recipes for all of us to try!
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He had never tasted such delicious, scrumptious, crispy, luscious, delectable, exquisite, ambrosial, nectareous, yummy lettuce in all of his life.
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Ganga Tera Pani Amrit (Ganga, Your Water Is Ambrosial) is a 1971 Bollywood drama film. The film stars Navin Nischol, Yogeeta Bali, Nirupa Roy, Rehman, Pran, Shatrughan Sinha & Narendra Nath.
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"Ambrosial nights," gushed one guest. "The climax of civilization," another enthused. But how did these delightful evenings serve his clients' ends? Subtly, and therein lies what set Sam Ward apart as a lobbyist.
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87, note 2. As a symbol of both blooming youth and mourning, the rose often marks a death experienced as untimely or premature.Brenk, Clothed in Purple Light, p. 88. In the Iliad, Aphrodite anoints Hector's corpse with "ambrosial oil of roses"As translated by Robert Fagles.
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Propagation is by seed, which is surface-sown directly into the garden or grass verge. The plant does not take well to transplanting and should not be moved after sowing. Mignonette flowers are extremely fragrant. It is grown for the sweet ambrosial scent of its flowers.
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But here, as Prévert says: 'God has been expelled from heaven on earth' and it is 'the new season'. 'A fertile ground- a childlike moon- a hospitable sea- a smiling sun- at the edge of the water- girls embodying the spirit of the times.' Pegeen Hélion belongs to this race of 'ambrosial children'.Raymond Queneau: preface to Pegeen Hélion's exhibition catalogue at the Galeria del Corso.
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As Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. noted 100 years after Sam's death, ".....every close student of Washington knows half the essential business of government is still transacted in the evening.....where the sternest purpose lurks under the highest frivolity." Sam Ward's art was to guarantee that the guests who enjoyed his ambrosial nights never focused on the purpose that lurked beneath his perfectly cooked poisson.
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The other gods tricked Hera into letting her go by offering her a necklace of amber 9 yards or 8.2 meters long.Homer, Hymn to Apollo Leto holding Apollo, by Lazar Widmann When Apollo was born, clutching a golden sword, everything on Delos turned into gold and the island was filled with ambrosial fragrance.Theognis, Fragment 1. 5 Swans circled the island seven times and the nymphs sang in delight.
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While he also criticised the cost of some of the courses, saying "I knew it was expensive. Everybody knows that," he celebrated the quality of the food, describing his main course as "ambrosial" and "fabulous". He gave the restaurant four out of five each for food and ambiance, and five out of five for service. The Waterside Inn placed eighteenth in The Good Food Guides top 60 restaurants in the UK for 2011.
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The eggs hatch within about fourteen hours, and the larvae feed on the mycelia and spores of the fungus, enlarging the cradle as they grow. Wood fragments accumulate in the main tunnel and may escape from or be pushed out of the entrance by the female. The larvae take about 19 days to develop fully, before pupating. The new adults exit the cradle and then turn round and re-enter, feeding on the ambrosial growth.
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Every stage of the production process was documented by scribes; indeed, different products appeared to have their own specialist scribes writing the relevant tablets. Shelmerdine documented the ingredients used in several perfumes; these included henna, coriander, myrrh, honey, and "po-ni-ki-jo". Shelmerdine considered the influence of Mycenaean perfumery on later Greek myth, especially Homeric myths. Mycenaean perfumed oils were exported to Saqqara for use among the Egyptian nobility, but later on took on the role of "ambrosial" clothing for the gods in Homeric hymns.
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Diomedes recognizes Aphrodite as a "weakling" goddess and, thrusting his spear, nicks her wrist through her "ambrosial robe". Aphrodite borrows Ares's chariot to ride back to Mount Olympus. Zeus chides her for putting herself in danger, reminding her that "her specialty is love, not war." According to Walter Burkert, this scene directly parallels a scene from Tablet VI of the Epic of Gilgamesh in which Ishtar, Aphrodite's Akkadian precursor, cries to her mother Antu after the hero Gilgamesh rejects her sexual advances, but is mildly rebuked by her father Anu.
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This was the time of the grape harvest: the grapes were crushed by foot in large vats, then the wine was left to ferment in jugs. After that process, people could drink the ambrosial wine and enjoy it. Satyrs making wine, Dionysian bas-relief from altar of unknown date, National Archaeological Museum of Athens In the nearly four centuries that passed between Hesiod and Xenophon, no improvements can be found in agriculture. Tools remained mediocre and there were no inventions to lighten the work of either man or animal.
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Kuch Kuch Hota Hai was the subject of reviews and critical analysis following its initial release. Subhash K Jha called the film "a simple stylish, sensuous and ambrosial love story," further adding that the chemistry between the lead pair was unbeatable. A reviewer for Timeout Film Guide, while commenting that the second love triangle went on too long, liked most of the film, saying that "its performances, camerawork, storytelling and extensive musical numbers [are] all energetically colourful." In 2004, Meor Shariman of The Malay Mail called the film a "must watch" for Bollywood fans, and also for those seeking an introduction to Bollywood.
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Amrita () also plays a significant role in Vajrayana Buddhism as a sacramental drink which is consumed at the beginning of all important rituals such as the abhisheka, ganachakra, and homa. In the Tibetan tradition, dütsi is made during - lengthy ceremonies involving many high lamas. It usually takes the form of small, dark-brown grains that are taken with water, or dissolved in very weak solutions of alcohol and is said to improve physical and spiritual well-being.Dutsi, A Brief Description of the Benefits of the Sacred Ambrosial Medicine, The Unsurpassable, Supreme Samaya Substance that Liberates Through Taste.
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Paysage coloré aux oiseaux aquatiques is an oil painting on canvas in a horizontal format with dimensions 75.5 x 101 cm (29.7 by 39.8 in). The work represents three aquatic birds in an ambrosial Mediterranean landscape with semi-tropical vegetation, trees, a body of water, mountains and a sailboat in the background. The free and expressive brushstrokes of Paysage coloré aux oiseaux aquatiques—as in Les Ibis and Le Flamant rose et le voilier of the same period—represent a loosening of the mosaic-like Divisionist technique that characterized Metzinger's work from 1905 to early 1907.Joann Moser, Jean Metzinger in Retrospect, Pre-Cubist works, 1904–1909, The University of Iowa Museum of Art, J. Paul Getty Trust, University of Washington Press, 1985, pp. 34-42 By 1907 a select group of avant-garde artists in Paris were reevaluating their own work in relation to that of Paul Cézanne.
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As he explained there, attending the theatre was not merely a great solace in itself; the atmosphere was conducive to contemplating the past, not just memories of the plays themselves or his reviewing of past performances, but the course of his whole life. In words written within his last few months, the possessor of a free admission to the theatre, "ensconced in his favourite niche, looking from the 'loop-holes of retreat' in the second circle ... views the pageant of the world played before him; melts down years to moments; sees human life, like a gaudy shadow, glance across the stage; and here tastes of all earth's bliss, the sweet without the bitter, the honey without the sting, and plucks ambrosial fruits and amaranthine flowers (placed by the enchantress Fancy within his reach,) without having to pay a tax for it at the time, or repenting of it afterwards."Works, vol. 17, p. 366.
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