Drizzle that hot sauce over the crisped-up fish on a platter.
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So we crisped up the lines and heightened the symmetry, cleaning up the looks.
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Against MacDonald, Lawler had crisped up his left straight and added a nice southpaw jab.
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Salty, creamy, and ever so slightly crisped up on top, these mashed potatoes are Friendsgiving perfection.
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TJ's southwest chicken quesadillas can be microwaved, crisped up over the stove, or baked in an oven.
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It's served in a wet brine of sweet grease, and the skin is crisped up with a maltose glaze.
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Similar to ground beef, Impossible's beef crisped up and left plenty of little flavorful pieces stuck to the pot.
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The marshmallow is then crisped up with the ol' torch, giving this pumpkin a secondary sugary crust on top.
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It is then crisped up in hot oil, but only long enough to allow the yolk inside to remain runny.
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He crisped up the batter and sweetened the sauce, producing a taste combination that millions of Americans came to love.
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Distribute the cheese evenly over the rotis and bake for 5 minutes more, until the cheese has crisped up at the edges.
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I then removed it from the oven, cracked the eggs on top to bake a while longer, and crisped up the bacon in a new pan.
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What makes this dish so "special" is—well, besides everything—the fact that the rice gets dried out after cooking, then crisped up in a pan with oil.
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Wednesday night's looking good for Mark Bittman's recipe for crisped-up chickpeas with ground meat, which I like to serve with pita bread in the middle of the week because that's easy.
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That book, narrated by a sixth-grade girl, was about what would happen if the earth's rotation slowed and parts of the planet crisped up and bubbled, like the surface of a crème brûlée.
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If the bird is done, but the skin hasn't crisped up, finish it on the stove over high heat for 2 minutes, then transfer it to a large plate to rest for 10 minutes. 11.
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It is essentially a corn tortilla that is stuffed with exorbitantly spiced, juicy beef in a thick red chili-infused beef stock and then crisped up on a grill in its own spicy beef drippings.
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I might skip the slices of roasted shoulder on the side of the plate — a little tough — but not the thin curve of meat and fat that, left on the outside edge of the bone, crisped up like bacon.
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The rest of the menu changes depending on what's at the farmers' market, but you can always get a side of fried rice, which is a combination of sushi rice and koji (fermented sushi rice) crisped up in schmaltz.
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Each bag is packed with a batch of Thai coconut milk sticky-rice and sesame seeds that have been soaked in watermelon juice, crisped up for a "bottom-of-the-pan" toasty quality, and then seasoned to the nines for an ultimate flavor factor.
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Eventually they settled on a juicy Guinea hen from D'Artagnan that is crisped up in a bath of oil (without any batter or coating) before being strafed, as it comes out of the fryer, with a rust-colored spice mix that includes paprika, cumin, Aleppo pepper and sugar.
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The potato chip, it is said, emerged fully formed from the hallowed halls of Moon's Lake House in Saratoga Springs in the summer of 1853, when a disgruntled chef named George Crum crisped up some potato shavings in response to a complaint from none other Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt himself.
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Then it is hung on strings from a rod running above the grill to absorb the smoke from the flaming hardwood (maple, oak, cherry), browned on a grate over a low bed of embers that radiate a consistent and intense heat, braised in chicken jus in a Dutch oven until juicy and cooked through, and then crisped up over the embers again.
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A classic recipe is to fry or grill the legs in a bit of the fat until they are well-browned and crisp, and use more of the fat to roast some potatoes and garlic as an accompaniment. The potatoes roasted in duck fat to accompany the crisped-up confit is called pommes de terre à la sarladaise. Another accompaniment is red cabbage slow-braised with apples and red wine.
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