Or you could make beef ribs, or you could make barbecued bluefish, or barbecued tofu.
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The premiere episode focuses on innovative brisket, including barbecued brisket egg rolls and ramen made with, yes, barbecued brisket.
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And barbecued kohlrabi served over grits just made me think about all the other things that could be barbecued and served over grits.
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Also: jerk pork ribs; salt-and-pepper beef ribs; South Texas barbecued duck; creamy barbecued bluefish; smoked chicken wings; grilled tofu with hot chipotle barbecue sauce.
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The chain's most popular choices (a pan-fried turnip cake, a baked bun with barbecued pork, a steamed rice roll with barbecued pork, and a steamed egg cake) are all on the menu.
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But this year we barbecued, hung out and watched fireworks.
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But this year we barbecued, hung out, and watched fireworks.
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They also came to eat a local delicacy, barbecued pork.
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The smell of durians and barbecued fish hangs in the air.
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Smith recommends kelp in noodle form, barbecued with parsnips and breadcrumbs.
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"PETA outside protesting with barbecued tofu," he said, according to reports.
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Today, the answer is YAKITORI, which is skewered and barbecued chicken.
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We had some land on the edge of town where we barbecued.
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There's China again, in the pepperoni fried rice served under barbecued squid.
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"@peta protested our town hall yesterday, handing out barbecued tofu," he wrote.
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If you raise the pigs, you may be eating more barbecued beans.
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Every Wednesday the seniors get barbecued salmon at the Swinomish community center.
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Martin Luther King Sr. liked barbecued ribs, and James Baldwin preferred gumbo.
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I end up with some Quorn nuggets, Mediterranean quinoa salad, and barbecued pork.
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I thought I smelled a real fire and something being barbecued on it!
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How about ending the day with stir-fried or barbecued crickets for dinner?
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Carp is the country's national dish, commonly barbecued outdoors across restaurants in Baghdad.
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Relatives gathered on a warm night, chatting as they barbecued and played dominoes.
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The whole family would come together, and from noon to night, we barbecued.
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If you like barbecued ribs, this could be a great summer for you.
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On Thursday night, how about some barbecued shrimp in the New Orleans tradition?
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A barbecued-chicken restaurant was offering a discount in honor of Duterte's election.
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Dinner was all-American and featured mac and cheese, barbecued beef brisket and cornbread.
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She barbecued one, and had purses, wallets and key chains made from the skin.
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Wouldn't it be just delicious to have barbecued Saddam Hussein or flambéed Colonel Qaddafi?
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Ten minutes later, I stopped to inspect the goods at a barbecued ribs stand.
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Pete Wells extols the battered and barbecued hen at Blue Smoke in New York.
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Some turn into fruit as you might expect while others turn into barbecued meat.
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Joe stayed back to prepare the evening's feast: rice, barbecued chicken, ribs, and cake.
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There is flounder barbecued on the bone, which has to be eaten with your fingers.
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According to Khloè, she shall dine on not just turkey, but also barbecued chicken wings.
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He could have barbecued his own arm off or worse yet, lost all our data.
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Sabrina Kouider, 35, and Ouissem Medouni, 40, barbecued chicken nearby as Sophie Lionnet was burning.
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We just like, camped and barbecued and smoked hash and swam in the swimming pool.
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We may keep at the grill and make a big platter of barbecued chicken thighs.
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It neighbors the casual Smōk from the local chef William Espiricueta, serving smoky barbecued meats.
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Inside, ancient humans once butchered fresh kills with stone blades and barbecued meat on campfires.
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Sabrina Kouider, 35, and Ouissem Medouni, 40, barbecued chicken nearby as Sophie Lionnet's body was burning.
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" Someone else chimed in, "100% international house of barbecue, it is going to be BARBECUED pancakes.
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Barbecued beef The beef they'll enjoy hails from Seosan ranch in South Korea's western Chungnam province.
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Better still, enjoy an hour out by the grill while you make Sam Sifton's barbecued chicken.
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Coffin tends to avoid gluten and dairy, opting instead for barbecued meats and home-grown produce.
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I loved the iced coconut coffee, banh mi and barbecued lemongrass pork in the Vietnam section.
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They offer succulent barbecued beef and ocean fresh seafood—with free flowing beer—from $10 a head.
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Meanwhile, Samwell hasn't yet found out about Dany turning his brother and dad into barbecued Tarlies. Yikes.
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Ever crave Korean food but just don't feel like eating half a barbecued cow in the process?
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Peaktop restaurant, in the same mall as Ding Tai Fung, specializes in Cantonese cuisine, particularly barbecued meats.
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That last would be delicious alongside barbecued chicken, or to accompany grilled sausages with onions and peppers.
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Roman and Kendall piggy-back off Marcia's stern words, and the former quips that she "barbecued" Dad.
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Better to have a big group eating barbecued chicken there than on the white couch in the apartment.
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Many of the workers were accompanied with their wives and children, and some barbecued meat for their colleagues.
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My son Henry, normally a picky eater, ordered the barbecued chicken and finished it in five minutes flat.
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Then you go to Rhinebeck to a restaurant in a former church and have the barbecued duck quesadilla.
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They'll eat food from the Korean Peninsula's far north and south, including cold noodles, dumplings and barbecued beef.
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South Koreans may have to pay a bit more for their barbecued pork in the months to come.
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Argentines are obsessed with grilling meat, and true to form, my father barbecued whole goats in our backyard.
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The ribs themselves were not the giant slathered-and-barbecued kind; those are best left to the pros.
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Baked skate wing, barbecued oxtail and a pork chop wrapped in pork belly are also on the menu.
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There was a big stray cat that kept hanging around bothering him so he killed and barbecued it.
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Sometimes, for a snack, I'd mix table salt with oregano and paprika and pretend it was barbecued potato chips.
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Their claws had been barbecued into immobility, and their heads stuffed with a cream made from their own brains.
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Or this recipe for grilled leeks with romesco sauce, which may pair nicely with a platter of barbecued chicken.
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In Callaway, Florida, an especially hard-hit town, Catholic Christians barbecued hamburgers on Saturday and Scientologists handed out water.
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We remember our whole neighborhood, just a scattering of houses along a gravel road, smelling of barbecued chicken and fish.
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At the welcome dinner, servers in white guayaberas circulated with platters of barbecued meat and bottomless bottles of Mexican wine.
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The recipes are bananas good: barbecued red onion chutney; a smoke-enhanced chimichurri; a fire-licked lime-chile dipping sauce.
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The fritters could be an appetizer, served before a platter of barbecued chicken and a deep bowl of simple slaw.
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Australia has an affinity with the American South—at least where their hospitality and love of barbecued meat is concerned.
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Often, it includes dishes that aren't French at all: skate schnitzel, porchetta, barbecued ribs cooked in the back-yard smoker.
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Locavore dishes might include green salad from the garden (10 dollars), venison tartare (18 dollars) and barbecued lamb (32 dollars).
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Called cheong fun, they're thin sheets of dough filled with ingredients like barbecued pork, pork kidney, beef, shrimp and chives.
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And there are few primal delights like the burned ends of a barbecued brisket, crisp-edged and fierce with smoke.
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Spread over the top are beef, barbecued pork and tofu fanned out in slices like cold cuts at a buffet.
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With the heads, the workers made barbacoa de cabeza (barbecued cow's head), and with the entrails, they made menudo (tripe stew).
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Wearing ponchos and a type of jewelry called tupu, they make offerings of food, feast on barbecued ribs and tell stories.
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It's for braving the cold of the Pacific, trekking through herds of tule elk and slurping barbecued oysters on Tomales Bay.
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Plenty of white people have barbecued, blasted music and drunk alcohol at that same Oakland park, without anyone calling the police.
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On weekends, in particular, more than at any other time of the year, I just want to get outside and cook: barbecued lamb for afternoon dinner; clams in black bean sauce cooked in a wok over a propane hob in the yard; grilled eggplant salad; smoked bluefish; barbecued beef ribs; griddled pork and peaches; lots of grilled corn.
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If you want to turn the tables, try to go to Claro on a night when barbecued goat is on the menu.
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Hai Wei Yuan B.B.Q. (stall No. 1), has excellent stingray, which is slathered in sambal chili and barbecued in a banana leaf.
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On the plus side, think about how psyched the scavenger species would have been to come across this giant, barbecued reindeer buffet.
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On the menu, you'll find ceviches and causas, smaller dishes to share, including an excellent barbecued roast octopus with black mashed potatoes.
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Two aunts keep the steam table brimming over with smoky barbecued ribs and a seemingly endless supply of moro (rice and beans).
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His friends and family — 15 in all — put down their barbecued chicken, potato salad and cans of beer and stood at attention.
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Today I'm celebrating my first Independence Day as a US citizen, eating barbecued veggie burgers and watching the Universal Studios fireworks with friends.
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Inside his home, he enjoys a favorite dinner with a friend: barbecued sockeye salmon, potatoes and apples, all dipped in rich eulachon grease.
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Or if you want to partake of our Wednesday tradition of cooking without proper recipes, you could join us for some barbecued salmon.
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But last week I freestyled a recipe for barbecued shrimp in the New Orleans tradition, and now it's all I want to eat.
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Blue Smoke's barbecued meats also happened to be foods that would work best on a plane, said Danny Meyer, Union Square's founder and chief. .
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Perhaps it's our common penchant for righteous indignation, or our love of barbecued meats that predisposes us to a shared love of the show.
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For middle school student Han Dong-jae, eating greasy barbecued pork belly on a smoggy day is a life lesson imbibed from his mother.
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We enjoyed the weekend with friends we hadn't seen in years, barbecued and even went to visit the historic Martin Luther King Jr. Center.
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And if you want what the radio professionals call a deep cut, try Amanda Hesser's recipe for barbecued salmon with preserved ginger and cucumbers.
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Barbecued lamb heart with harissa was succulent, while black rice from the Camargue garnished with grilled squid, chorizo and turnips satisfied with locavore rusticity.
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This dish features a barbecued or steamed filling stuffed in a sheet of rice noodle, then topped at the table with warm, sweetened soy sauce.
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At recent meals we were impressed with the lettuce wraps with either chicken or crab fillings, and the very meaty and tasty barbecued spare ribs.
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Roughly 15 restaurants in the new space could include a ramen bar, poke bowls and an eatery with globally inspired barbecued meats, Mina has said.
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I plowed through a football-size barbecued shrimp po' boy at Liuzza's By the Track, the last meal of John Goodman's doomed professor Creighton Bernette.
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A blitzkrieg tour of some of the artist's favorite haunts started with gelato by an artisanal confectioner, followed by a chaser of barbecued pork ribs.
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Mr. Hong has spent years perfecting the crispy, glass-like skin of his famous barbecued chicken, but he's also a fan of American fried chicken.
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The brisket menu, which includes a brisket burger, brisket tots, brisket tacos, and a brisket sandwich, is made with 14-hour-pit-smoked barbecued brisket.
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Near White Cloud Temple, the best bet is a nationally famous Kaorouwan (58 Nanlishi Road, 86-10-6802-8180), which means bowl of barbecued meat.
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She was a professor of English, it turned out, who'd seen her first doggy bag (barbecued ribs) on a pier in San Francisco around 1979.
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The menu will feature favorites like barbecued meat skewers and hand-ripped noodles (Opens Saturday): 157 Second Avenue (East 10th Street), 718-2212-2280, biang-nyc.com.
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Eating a "democracy sausage," otherwise known as a barbecued sausage with burnt onions on a slice of white bread, is a sacred Australian election day tradition.
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Guideline No. 3: Our highest priority for sides would be beans and greens, the true destiny of those overdone nubs of barbecued meat called burnt ends.
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A sort of barbecued rice-paper pizza, a modern snack by way of Da Lat in the highlands of Vietnam, is still in the tinkering stage.
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Then, about a month later, a study in the journal cancer found that barbecued and pan-fried meats led to a higher risk of kidney cancer.
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"They bought package trips, drank wine and ate barbecued meat and now he tells them: Leave urgently because there won't be any planes," Mr. Navalny tweeted.
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Those barbecued racks seen in storefronts — salty-sweet, charred and thrillingly red — are easy to replicate at home with a simple marinade and a low oven.
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I woke to unstick my bare leg from the leather and again sometime later to a smell like barbecued cake; farmers nearby were burning sugar cane.
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Barbecued by South America's First Nations since long before Europeans arrived, ponche is a traditional meat in Colombia's coastal Caribbean departments of Bolívar, Sucre, and Cordoba.
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Just when you're getting to like a character (or, at least, grudgingly respect them), they end up beheaded, impaled, barbecued, or exploded, leaving you wondering: who's next?
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The stands are packed with fans decked out in cowboy hats and boots who nibble at barbecued chicken and gasp when riders are thrown to the ground.
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It occurred to me that the sweet spiciness of Coca Cola would infuse the ham with an almost barbecued richness so I tried it—and it did!
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Australia has skewered plenty of national stereotypes, plus some juicy-looking barbecued lamb, and fired-up social media with its latest Australia Day advertisement for local lamb.
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And however much we will forever-and-always love barbecued ribs, it would be nice to know how to cook another kind of protein over the coals.
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A higher intake of barbecued, smoked or grilled meat before diagnosis was also associated with 23 percent higher odds of death from all causes, the study found.
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The blaze was out within minutes but the damage was done—two-thirds of the jet had been barbecued at a cost of $50 million in repairs.
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To serve, reheat one of the pork sausages, which should be grilled or barbecued ahead of time, and place it on top of your pile of crêpes.
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I know I'll make barbecued chicken at some point this weekend, or grill a tri-tip like I'm trying to impress the boys in the Bakersfield club.
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But brisket is the foundation on which Franklin Barbecue was built, brisket as it is seasoned and barbecued by Aaron Franklin, the chief pitmaster and an owner.
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Marquette Coach Steve Wojciechowski, a former guard at Duke, said that, in his playing days, he and his teammates subsisted mostly on cantina tacos and barbecued chicken.
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The knives came out and the moist chicken, taro, potatoes, and banana cake—all tasting partly roasted, partly barbecued—were cut up to be shared among us.
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They wander into the kitchen, where the chef has prepared a meal of mostly Korean fare: barbecued short ribs, glazed chicken drumsticks, and a really fantastic fried rice.
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It's only human nature to want to please the people in your area with a gigantic pool party that features barbecued delicacies and a pony for the kids.
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Early on, a small black pig slipped out of the split-bamboo enclosure, raced past a barbecued pig on a spit, jumped into Lake Toba and swam away.
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Lowe dashed between the outdoor grill and the kitchen, carrying trays of blue mussels that had been barbecued with brown butter, fermented green strawberry, and preserved fennel flowers.
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The chain is also known for its other Southern specialties, like barbecued meats, catfish fillets, steaks, baked potatoes, Southern-style green beans, and deep-fried jalapeno potato puffs.
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Princess serves reasonably priced, locally caught seafood, including whole Dungeness crab ($2753), barbecued Royal Miyagi oysters ($2275 for a half dozen, and a grilled prawn po boy ($24.95).
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A meal for two, including two North Korean beers, North Korean kimchi and barbecued meats, was priced at 450 yuan (about $70), which is expensive by Beijing standards.
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According to the Telegraph, Ivan Tisdall-Downes has started serving a slow-cooked squirrel ragu—and the occasional barbecued squirrel heart—at his restaurant Native in London's Borough Market.
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According to Mashable, sausage sandwiches are usually served at festivals, elections, and fundraisers, and they usually consist of white bread, barbecued sausage, caramelized onions, ketchup, barbecue sauce, and mustard.
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The line may look intimidating but it's worth the wait, especially when you finally dig into La Frito Loco, a Frito Pie topped with barbecued pork and chopped beef.
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In other words, that new Stormzy track might taste like ginger biscuits and barbecued meat, or your fave Aaliyah jam might conjure up the sweet deliciousness of blueberry pie.
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If I can (though I probably can't!) I'll sneak home at lunchtime and pile everything into the slow cooker to make Ali's new recipe for barbecued pork and beans.
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I can only imagine the offense taken by people born into a faith that considers the cow sacred: Picture your holy mother minced and marinated and barbecued over coals.
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It's been a few months, and I want to eat grilled ribs, barbecued chicken, a fine stack of grilled romaine lettuce heads lashed with a dressing to recall Caesar's.
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WASP-76b receives 4,1.93 times the solar radiation that Earth gets from the sun, and its "dayside" is baked, broiled and barbecued, reaching 4,350 degrees Fahrenheit (2,400 degrees Celsius).
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The menu will feature starters like smoked rib eye, steak tartare and grilled shrimp, along with a long list of carnivore-friendly options like beef tenderloin and barbecued Turkish sausage.
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It's literally just a slice of cheap white bread, topped with cheap barbecued sausage, then lathered with caramelised onions and a combination of tomato sauce (ketchup), barbecue sauce or mustard.
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"We just started talking to people and everyone was passionate about their country's version of barbecue," Salleh said over a plate of barbecued brisket, beef rib and sausage in Austin.
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Later, exhausted, she might feast on barbecued lamb, chorizo and provoleta (grilled provolone with oregano) and for dessert, a so-called Martin Fierro, a wedge of manchego with quince jelly.
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Both Cruz and O'Rourke's campaigns did not respond to CNN's request for comment, and it is unclear whether or not Cruz tasted -- let alone enjoyed -- the barbecued tofu in question.
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There were barbecued ribs; fried shrimp and steamed pork dumplings; slices of meatloaf; lobes of baked salmon; tubs of vegetarian fried rice; sweet, glistening maduros; pan-fried noodles; mashed potatoes.
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After all, who knew that the process for making our favorite tangy, spicy topping — the one we slather on everything from eggs and avo to barbecued beef —could be so entrancing?!
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A friend, Victor Soto, 55, recalled a weekend pickup game this year, where friends and family barbecued shish kebabs with jalapeños, sipped beers and played — Mr. Uribe, with his shirt off.
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While her family and staff took a break to feast on barbecued meats in celebration of an autumn Chinese festival, she fed mashed potato on a soup spoon to her granddaughter.
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Now, it has nothing to do with calamansi or barbecued shrimp, but Jad Abumrad has a new podcast, "Dolly Parton's America," and I really cannot wait to play it on through.
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They have pigs in their names for a reason, but one appealing thing about Pig Bleecker is how often it gravitates toward cooking that has nothing to do with barbecued pork.
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For myself, I'll be steaming a mess of clams to start my feast, then following them with barbecued chicken accompanied by this simple sauce, and a big bowl of pickleback slaw.
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Senator Chuck Schumer was equally enthusiastic about his own recipe, a wide-ranging cooking project that centers on a meatloaf of beef, veal and pork surrounded by pieces of barbecued chicken.
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On the terrace of La Belle Équipe, sitting among the twilight throngs, I scan a menu as diverse as this city: French tartare de boeuf, American-style barbecued ribs, Middle Eastern shakshouka.
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Later, as some 300 hunters enjoyed a lunch of barbecued ribs and listened to live folk music, the tusks of their prey were measured to determine the winner of the main prize.
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Expect hearty food with regional flair: pork green chili in the Rocky Mountains, Southwestern chicken salad in Zion and Southern barbecued pulled pork and fried apple pie in the Great Smoky Mountains.
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A few nod to Missouri: Two slices feature Provel cheese, and the G.B.M. (George Brett's Mullet), a slice topped with barbecued chicken, is named for the former Kansas City Royals third baseman.
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Although the house barbecue sauce was more sweet than flavorful, nothing was "baby" about the huge meaty racks of barbecued baby back ribs: The entree portion was enough for four diners to share.
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And then, finally, one night you come home at 28 AM, trashed, and you find him alone in the kitchen, a stark single light illuminating him from above, sobbing over a barbecued pineapple.
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Laremy Tunsil got barbecued for smoking weed and taking exponentially less money than he was worth while at Ole Miss; Robinson should expect to face much higher temperatures for an actual felony charge.
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I'm Jamieson, I'm still your host, and I'll confess that I wrote up this week's entries while dreaming of the barbecued meats and warm temperatures I'm going to enjoy at SXSW next week.
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The slightly wavy wheat-flour noodles are lightly coated in oil and have a satisfying bite; they're mixed with bean sprouts and green onion, and served with tender, reddish char siu (barbecued pork).
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As you know, when you barbecue a tomato, the skin burns off and shrivels up, and that's the image that comes to my mind when I see a barbecued tomato to this day.
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Crunchy salt-cod fritters with fresh hot chiles; juicy fried snapper escoveitch doused in pickled vegetables; barbecued chicken with a sauce like a Christmas ham glaze: The Islands cooks Jamaican food without gimmicks.
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And you could definitely stir some into the sauce I use for Trini-Chinese chicken, if you'd like to take that dish (or really any recipe for barbecued chicken) in a new direction.
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Though damage to underwater ecosystems is less visible than blackened forests and barbecued wildlife, the AMCS told Hakai that Australia's waterways and coast are in trouble and need funding to help them recover.
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Gone here are the roving carts, but many standard items, like barbecued pork buns and delicate har gow, are on the menu, as are dishes like Peking pork chop and beef chow fun.
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The book will be divided by season and will include comfort food favorites like barbecued ribs and funnel cakes and more extravagant dishes like caviar with chive cream puffs and butter-roasted lobster tails.
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The couple had been on a three-and-half month trip in their caravan, and for their last night they barbecued some kangaroo meat, which was purchased from the Woolworths supermarket in Bargara, Queensland.
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We catch up over cha siu bao (barbecued pork buns), har gow (shrimp dumplings), chang fen (rice paper rolls), si ji dou (dry-fried green beans), and zongzi (glutinous rice cooked in bamboo leaves).
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The ensuing trickle of escapees from suburbia were delighted to have to wade straight onto the beach from an outrigger boat, dine on the barbecued catch of local fishermen and sleep in thatched huts.
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The light and sour soup consists of barbecued meat, potato, boiled egg, fried pakoras, and fresh cucumber in a turmeric and coconut broth topped with crunchy cassava shavings and tamarind or Piri-Piri sauce.
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Expect black cod with barbecued Chinese eggplant, a duck taco with quince purée, steak with tomato salsa from the chef's garden, and a "bagel" taco with everything seasoning and pastrami folded into the tortilla.
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The barbecued pork buns, which make the Hong Kong airport location of Tim Ho Wan the first and last stop in town for some passengers, have been a work in progress in New York.
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The Creole Coast station features Gulf shrimp over Anson Mills grits, as well as a catfish po' boy and Alabama-style barbecued chicken, with its white sauce built from apple cider vinegar and mayonnaise.
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But if anybody had asked, I would have suggested leading with the black-iron tabletop grill that holds a wonderful barbecued collar of Berkshire pork, the meat's pink edges crackling with a candied honey glaze.
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He still sticks mostly to barbecued beef with rice—"I crush that all day to keep me big"—rather than experiment with the team's spicy, soup-heavy pregame spreads or Seoul's abundant street-food scene.
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I had plans to make a few more of Chef Ingraham's dishes, like the apricot and champagne cola barbecued ribs, those sound amazing, but by day seven I was literally spent on the cooking front.
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Front Burner At his lunchtime pop-up at the restaurant Piora, the chef Chris Cipollone makes sandwiches that recall those he ate growing up in Peekskill, N.Y., like his father's barbecued chicken on a roll.
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In Sant Pere, children ran along the street playing tag, young people passed around barbecued kebabs and flagons of red wine, and pensioners at a retirement home nearby sat by windows and waved Catalan flags.
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There will also be barbecued beef from the ranch in Seosan belonging to Chung Ju Yung, the late founder of Hyundai Group, who raised cattle to send to North Korea as a peace offering in 1998.
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You could make Melissa Clark's recipe for meatballs on Saturday, then crisp them hard in a pan on Sunday to serve on a platter with glazed grilled carrots, barbecued red onion chutney, some roasted pepper tartines.
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New analysis of the meat fibers in iceman's gut confirms they were probably cooked, barbecued, or smoked and dried in some way before he ate them, because the protein compounds looked different than raw meat would.
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Must-eat: The owners of the famed Hog Island Oyster Farm in Marshall recently took over Tony's Seafood down the road and are now serving their barbecued sweetwaters, and more, on the water (without the wind).
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"Singapore was [also] the only country where food was a hot topic among travelers, with local barbecued pork delicacy brand Bee Cheng Hiang among the top brands Chinese travelers talked about," said 6Estates chief executive Gary Chin.
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PETA offered the barbecued tofu to attendees on Saturday, touting it as a health food that also supports Texas farmers, citing federal data showing the state's soybean production was valued at more than $60 million last year.
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So is the prime rib, carved thick or thin at your elbow — this time, the ritual makes sense — and set in front of you along with a meaty barbecued bone in a dark mustard and spice crust.
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Delis, on Small Square, has a dependable menu of Romanian classics, including sarmale, or cabbage rolls filled with meat; mici, barbecued meatballs; and papanasi, fried cottage cheese doughnuts with a generous serving of sour cream and jam.
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Others use regional, and less formal versions of the language (most notably the slave trader Kraznys mo Nakloz, who tries to diss Daenerys in Ghiscari, assuming she won't understand it, and gets barbecued by one of her dragons).
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Dining | New Jersey So Kong Dong in Fort Lee features only two kinds of dishes, a variety of soft tofu soups and barbecued ribs, but if you've never eaten Korean food, this is the place to try it.
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After killing her in a bathtub in September, they threw her body on a bonfire in their yard in an affluent area of southwest London near the home of the Wimbledon tennis tournament as they barbecued chicken nearby.
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After emancipation, black men continued to be some of the country's leading pit masters, catering enormous spreads that featured everything from barbecued hogs, shoats, chickens, and lambs to stuffed potatoes, stewed corn, cheese relish, puddings, coffee, and cigars.
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Espinoza lost his job in April and now scrapes a living selling barbecued steak and local "choripan" sausage sandwiches beside the road in the suburban area of Jose Leon Suarez, part of a densely populated ring around the capital.
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There is a conspiracy theorist side to Prepper CampDuring the daylight hours, vendors sell prepping supplies (batteries, knives, rain barrels, medical necessities), while campers munch on barbecued pulled pork and gelato served from a few food trucks and trailers.
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In any event, I promised to go back on my own to try it: allocco (fried plantains), attieke (manoca cous cous with barbecued fish), mafe (peanut stew), chakouille de poulet (grilled or roast chicken), and green rice with vegetables.
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After the World Health Organisation (WHO) compared ham sandwiches to cigarettes and researchers at the University of Texas discovered that barbecued meat (oh, the irony) could lead to kidney cancer, the carnivorous diet is looking less and less appealing.
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Beef Short Rib Rice Bowls This mouthwatering one-bowl meal, inspired by galbi (Korean barbecued short ribs), features a relatively small amount of tender, flavor-soaked, quick-cooking, thinly sliced boneless short rib, which is then draped over rice.
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Then in came Zigmond, purporting to have all the answers, while owning a house in one of the most expensive regions in the country and suggesting we meet at a restaurant best known for burritos stuffed with barbecued meat.
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A question about why he makes barbecued potato chips by smoking potato slices over wood chips on the stove when they sell perfectly good barbecue chips at the store propels him into a monologue on the state of hospitality in America.
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Or you could fire up the broiler, pretend it's a grill, make some barbecued chicken, cornbread flecked with corn, a little coleslaw, some potato salad and frozen fudge pops for dessert, make like it's August already, and you're corny as Kansas.
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In fact, in Blue Smoke's attempt to bring together the barbecued game hen of Cozy Corner, in Memphis, with the fried hot chicken of places like Prince's, in Nashville, the bird has been through a good deal more than that.
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Over three hours, a frat party's worth of beer was consumed as we dug into plates of barbecued short ribs and tiny tortellini-shaped frog organs (I will never know which ones exactly — some things are better left to mystery).
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LABUAN, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesian fisherman Yadi was at his seaside home on the west coast of Java island when he felt a light breeze picking up on Saturday night as hundreds of people milled about in nearby restaurants, enjoying barbecued fish.
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And the restaurant's signature surf-and-turf dish — barbecued Gulf shrimp served alongside "Thai-braised short ribs" — was uneven: Though the shrimp were excellent, the beef lacked the piquant zing we had expected from its preparation (which used ginger, Kaffir lime and galangal).
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The original Beijing style is a mung bean, rice and white-flour crepe coated with scrambled egg, sesame seeds, scallions, hoisin sauce, crispy chili paste, cilantro and packed with crunchy wontons — newer meat versions include barbecued pork, Peking duck and drunken chicken.
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The original Beijing style is a mung bean, rice and white-flour crepe coated with scrambled egg, sesame seeds, scallions, hoisin sauce, crispy chilli paste, cilantro and packed with crunchy wontons — newer meat versions include barbecued pork, peking duck and drunken chicken.
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I imagine when this galloping man gets home he's going to want to have sex with his wife, who slept in late, and then he'll eat barbecued ribs and let the baby teethe on a bone while he drinks a cold dark beer.
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For those uninitiated in what a true sausage sandwich looks like, it should be a single slice of cheap white bread wrapped around a barbecued sausage (or "snag," if you're a true Aussie), topped with fried onions and the condiment of your choice.
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"I know what they want to do, and what I need to do about it," he said, ladling out a dinner of barbecued chicken and Middle Eastern salads to a couple of dozen tourists from France, Ukraine, Malaysia and the United States.
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The menu at the slope-side wood-paneled Thistle Pub & Grill hewed to local flavors like cherry barbecued pork (over 103 percent of the nation's tart cherry harvest is grown in the area annually) and shaved brussels sprouts salad with Michigan apples.
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Sometimes, as at a restaurant takeover at the elegant Villa Tiboldi, in northern Italy, they'd arrange a formal white-tablecloth dinner; other times, as in the South of France, the food (barbecued fish heads, to be eaten with the hands) would be casual and rustic.
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On election night last month, Gayford admitted to being "a little on edge" as he brought out barbecued sausages and fish bites - made, naturally, from a 42kg sea bass he caught off the east coast - to reporters staking out the couple's home in Auckland.
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Days before he was sworn into office in 1993, the New York Times listed Clinton's favorite foods: "Chicken enchiladas, tacos, barbecued ribs, cheeseburgers, lemon chess pie, peach pie, beef tenders marinated in Italian dressing and his mom's sweet-potato casserole" all made the list.
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While Syracuse is famously the home of the first Dinosaur BBQ restaurant, its strongest impact on the region's food culture can be seen more at picnics and cookouts than at any dining establishment, where crisp, barbecued Cornell chicken legs and salt potatoes are commonly consumed.
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With an approach as brash as a wildfire, this wine's tastes of charred almond intermix with flavors of gravel and redwood and top notes of burned squirrel, providing the perfect accompaniment to barbecued ribs slathered with our special sauce (ketchup "blood" with smoked woodland mushrooms).
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These Balkan delicacies — barbecued meatballs, cabbage wraps and stuffed peppers — are the basic ingredients of an entrepreneurial scheme cooked up by a group of Roma women looking to better their lives and leave the overcrowded and insalubrious camp in Rome where they currently live.
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People claim I'm missing out on the richness of a fatty ramen broth, or the stringiness of barbecued ribs as the meat falls off the bone, or that my brain is turning to actual mush because I'm not getting enough omega 3s or something.
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Photograph by Amanda Hakan for The New Yorker That evening, the barbecued carrot, among the small plates, was too intriguing to pass up; listed with mustard, sour cherries, and country ham, like a Kentucky picnic, it ended up seeming like little more than carrots with barbecue sauce.
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The seasonal menu features "New American cuisine—prepared by our new American students," and recent dishes have included, clockwise from bottom, tamarind-flavored barbecued chicken wings with a yogurt dipping sauce, shakshuka with poached eggs, black-eyed-pea hummus with pita, and a Turkish breakfast platter.
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King stayed on Super Bowl topic at first, getting some great answers about how Michelle barbecued all day, how her mom hangs out in some kind of "champagne room" to watch the game while the die hards have their own room, and the kids have theirs.
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"When I got here someone told me that even PETA was protesting and giving out barbecued tofu, so I got to say, they summed up the entire election: If Texas elects a Democrat, they're going to ban barbecue across the state of Texas," Cruz told the crowd.
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The à la carte menu is concise and exceptional, especially the hand-caught barbecued smoky trout, served with a salad of foraged greens and herbs, and the dessert, raw-milk ice cream served with pickled elderberries and an oil made from the pits of plums. otto-berlin.net.
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Some street chefs have devoted followers who line up early for a dish, and legions of diners contend that the best bun cha (barbecued pork with noodles) in Vietnam, like the best khao man gai (steamed chicken on rice) in Thailand, is found on city streets.
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I think I can safely say it was the biggest platter of food I have ever been served: one sausage link, a half a barbecued chicken, a large mound of pulled pork, a half-dozen long slices of brisket, all sheltering beneath a half a rack of ribs.
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His take on Greek cuisine results in dishes like crisp duck wings, octopus beignets, New Orleans-style barbecued shrimp, clams stuffed with crawfish, and lacquered Long Island duck, all of which coexist with typical Greek dips like taramosalata, black linguine with seafood, a Greek salad, and grilled branzino.
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The signature bun with barbecued pork, the restaurant's claim to fame, is baked with a rich, buttery pineapple-shaped crust that complements the savory smokiness of the meat and has a pleasing croissant-like texture—"So it doesn't stick to your tongue," the chef likes to tell his patrons.
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Elsewhere she offers Senegalese-inspired braised lamb shanks with peanut sauce, Jamaican rice and peas with coconut, Louisiana barbecued shrimp, French-accented beef stew, Chinese chicken wings from a 20183s Oklahoma caterer and more, highlighting just some of the many voices that make up this delicious and essential celebration.
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I could get some fuel for the grill, put on my ragged Christmas sweater and my new hat, and cook supper outside in the chill: barbecued salmon with preserved ginger and spicy cucumber salad, say; or brined and grilled flounder, with a head or two of grilled romaine.
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Compared to women who consistently ate only small amounts of grilled, barbecued or smoked meat, women who consumed a lot of these foods both before and after their diagnosis were 31 percent more likely to die during the study period, researchers report in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
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We bought a little less than a pound of barbecued brisket at Hometown Bar-B-Que the other evening, then cut it into this easy recipe for fried rice, augmented by a drizzle of toasted sesame oil and a couple of tablespoons of Korean red-pepper paste thinned out with mirin.
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"When I got here someone told me that even PETA was protesting and giving out barbecued tofu, so I got to say, they summed up the entire election: If Texas elects a Democrat, they're going to ban barbecue across the state of Texas," Cruz told supporters, according to the newspaper.
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These are the worst things about it: I am incapable of walking on the sand without thinking about these three things: Speaking of cancer, summer is also the time when you're most likely to eat barbecued meat, which studies have shown can increase the risk of colon, breast, and prostate cancers in mice.
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Mr. Durney's enthusiasm for wines made by small, eccentric producers is on view at Hometown, surely the only place on earth where you can drink Milan Nasterec's skin-fermented Moravian pinot noir alongside a taco filled with a slice of barbecued brisket and, in lieu of salsa, a glowing yellow stripe of queso.
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Its slow pace and surf vibe were a good reintroduction to "real" life, and I tore up any plans I had and just hung out on the pale sand beach, ate freshly-barbecued prawns at a cliffside bar, and grinned internally at the Instagrammers in complicated bikinis posing endlessly for sunset photos.
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On that note, we have some new special teams draft options, replacing the Faith Militant (RIP), the Faceless Men (left behind in Braavos as Arya makes her way home), the Sons of the Harpy (barbecued back in Mereen), and the Children of the Forest (finally blown off by Bran, who is finally not boring).
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Still popular in Japan thanks to his role in its 2015 upset of South Africa, he has appeared in several commercials and also was featured in a promotional video on behalf of the Visit Japan tourism office pitching king crabs, ramen noodles and barbecued mutton from Sapporo, where England played its first pool match.
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But he educated himself in the traditions of Southern cooking, knowledge that went into "Louis Osteen's Charleston Cooking: Recipes From a Lowcountry Chef," a 1999 cookbook in which can be found recipes for pan-fried quail with huckleberry and sage sauce, Charleston chile-pickled shrimp, barbecued shrimp on biscuits and dozens of other dishes.
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Sky Canyon from the celebrated local chef Stephan Pyles does Texas cuisine including Freeto-Chile Pie, barbecued brisket in sandwiches or tacos, and some international options including a ceviche bar in Terminal D. If you're a fan of Slurpees, the first post-security 7-Eleven convenience store is in Terminal A. Connectivity: Wi-Fi is free throughout the airport.
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While you're standing there, hoping a look of pity turns into a pass, there's plenty of time to roll your eyes at the faint fragrance of barbecued meat from the food truck parked along Constitution Avenue, or to ask someone to hold your spot in line while you consult with the man selling sweet-potato pies nearby.
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Available with shredded chicken, fried chicken cutlet (milanesa), or cochinita pibil (Yucatán-style barbecued pork), the sandwiches, finished with tangy crema, crumbled queso fresco, and a fiery tangle of pickled onions and habañeros, purportedly help settle the stomach and boost flagging energy levels after a long night of drinking—and they cost only 35 pesos, or a little less than two dollars.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (Texas) jokingly thanked People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) for "helping" his campaign after the animal rights group urged Cruz supporters to try barbecued tofu.
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His Neiman Marcus Award for Distinguished Service in the Field of Fashion, established in 1938, lured the likes of Coco Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent and Christian Dior to Dallas, where their host would entertain them with bovine-inspired fashion shows, for example, and barbecued meat — something Chanel disliked so much that she scraped it under the table one evening at the Marcus ranch.
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Texas Senator Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R) warned Democrats would ban barbecue across the state should they win elections, a comment made in jest "When I got here someone told me that even PETA was protesting and giving out barbecued tofu, so I got to say, they summed up the entire election: If Texas elects a Democrat, they're going to ban barbecue across the state of Texas," he said to the crowd in Columbus, Texas, according to Austin American-Statesman.
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