She's notoriously flaky, but given my own flaky habits, I don't trip about it too much.
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They are flaky and delicious and cost less than $2.
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I get the sense that they're the opposite of flaky.
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Finding the tie offsets my annoyance with my flaky friends.
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My scalp was flaky and my hair was falling out.
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"It's a flaky, white, sort of sweet fish," she said.
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In other words, he's not too "flaky" of a vote.
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Dunkin' is launching a new iteration of the flaky sweet.
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"Sometimes the rashes are itchy, sometimes they're flaky," she says.
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Truly dehydrated skin is dull, congested, and easily becomes flaky.
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Something white, cold, and flaky is falling from the sky.
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The crust was crispy, but also extremely buttery and flaky.
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But actually the flaky Californians had not been proved right.
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But like flaky skin, parched strands suffer in the cold.
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The crust was flaky and tender, even on the bottom.
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What if you want some flaky layers built into them?
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What if you want your biscuits both flaky and light?
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The brisk weather turns our face into a flaky, red mess.
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His supporters could prove to be disproportionately flaky in every state.
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"Flake is flaky," said a source involved in the vote-counting.
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Cookies baked unbelievably fast and flaky biscuits never looked, well, flakier.
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But when it comes to dry, flaky skin around the eyes?
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It could have made him seem flaky, or petty, or unreliable.
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Some Latin American leaders regard Mr Nasralla as a flaky leftist.
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Drizzle with the caramel and sprinkle with the flaky sea salt.
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This is creating layers in the dough to make it flaky.
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But my mom didn't have red, flaky dots all over her.
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YouTube's new app for India's flaky internet market is finally here.
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Thin, flaky, and buttery bread has many names across the globe.
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You enter and see cases of empanadas, macarons, and flaky pastelitos.
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These flaky, buttery tarts filled with sweet custard are definitively Portuguese.
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Credit-rating agencies have been giving high ratings to flaky firms.
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Something flaky and delicious that tasted like Peking duck was served.
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The coarse, flaky salt from Iceland is made by evaporating seawater.
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That's what makes it nice and flaky and pleasant to eat.
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That said, I have found its internet connectivity a little flaky.
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I've dabbled in simple, non-flaky meditation for years—no crystals, please!
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Pretty much everyone catches a dose of dry, flaky skin come wintertime.
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Perhaps it's the near-infinite ways to consume flaky crust and fillings.
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As L'Oréal notes, skin that's too alkaline is often dry and flaky.
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We're left with sobering resolutions, compromised bank accounts, and dry, flaky skin.
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The thought of smothering this flaky pastry with jam would be intolerable.
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To get more Indians online, services need to work on "flaky" networks.
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They can sometimes be flaky, they're often pranksters, and they're information fiends.
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I'm trying to get through to you and you think I'm flaky?
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I have visions of cotton candy fluff caressing my dry, flaky skin.
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Instead, it is the Americans and Germans who will prove most flaky.
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The bread is flaky on the outside, super soft on the inside.
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"Old hardware is both remarkably resilient but also unpredictably flaky," he said.
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It took Gregg's 18 months to develop its flaky vegan sausage roll.
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All this makes me sound like I'm a rich and flaky shopper.
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Skip it entirely and top your pot pie with fluffy, flaky biscuits.
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Roast until fish is flaky and vegetables are crispy, about 40 minutes.
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Flaky or extra-dry spots will absorb excess tanner and look unnatural.
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And each bite delivers three textures: flaky crust, chewy top, gooey center.
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The evening's flaky white fish had been caught a few miles away.
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Don (Björn Gustafsson), an emo, Nordic-looking "white," is peaceable but flaky.
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Season the cut-side of the chops with the flaky salt. 5.
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But between mouthfuls of flaky, tender catfish, I wasn't about to argue.
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If you thought buttery, flaky pie crust couldn't be improved upon—surprise!
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It's time to take a stand against flaky face paints and stripping lipsticks.
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The flaky shape of rezat makes the usual toppings more challenging to apply.
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A programme to verify clinical-trial data appears to have curbed flaky applications.
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This seemed like another instance of Hong Kong's flaky governance hurting minority shareholders.
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It's soft, flat, and not flaky at all, but it practically oozes butter.
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BUN: 4 — This croissant is fluffy, flaky, and hot, but also very sweet.
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Sydney: Yeah, it's, like, super tender, nice and flaky, almost, like, tempura-like.
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And it just gives it a little bit of a crispy, flaky flavor.
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Load pot pies with veggies and top with a flaky, fat-free crust.
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After all this, I am officially retiring my title as "the flaky friend."
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Take that flaky seasoning from Brittany, whose saltworks date back to Roman times.
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"The crust is soft and flaky and doesn't leave a mess," she said.
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Soon, I've got cracked lips, dry hands, and flaky face skin to match.
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The biscuit was crumbly and cake-like, rather than flaky like traditional biscuits.
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During the brisk winter season, my lips are chronically chapped, cracked, and flaky.
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If you're struggling with an itchy, flaky scalp, oil can potentially worsen your condition.
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When a flare-up is at its worst my skin is flaky, red, raw.
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Moisture, Moisture, MoistureDry, flaky skin is the enemy here, so moisturizing is non-negotiable.
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But no matter which way you swing it, a flaky scalp is not cute.
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"Chapped lips should be scrubbed daily, but flaky lips need to heal," she says.
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And it's like ... Ashley: You just need to make less flaky friends, I guess.
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Puppies had hair loss and flaky skin; received official USDA warning in August 2016.
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Add the cod and poach for about 40 seconds, until white and flaky. 6.
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Today, I cook them in coconut oil and sprinkle them with flaky sea salt.
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To eat: the Three-Egg Omelet, served with roasted potatoes and a flaky croissant.
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Ahead we've rounded up eight tacos recipes complete with their flaky fish fillet counterparts.
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A crusty baguette or flaky biscuit dunked in soup is delicious, but occasionally messy.
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Garnish with the fresh dill and sprinkle with nigella seeds and flaky sea salt.
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Because that's exactly what will happen when this flaky, cheesy fantasy becomes a reality.
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It is the young, the poor, the foreign and the flaky who sign leases.
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Astrologers call Pisces flaky—but when you really believe in something, you show up.
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Just look at Rihanna—is she a typical flaky Pisces, lost in the clouds?
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Right away, our team of taste-testers was impressed by the pie's flaky crust.
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But not long ago, Brown's ideas about sustainability were deemed far-out and flaky.
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The apples are soft, flavorful, and the crust is flaky with a nice crunch.
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It makes flaky, dry skin disappear, and it even doubles as a hand lotion.
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The sweet and sour herbs contrast with the delicate, flaky fish without overwhelming it.
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Imagine taking a bite of a rich espresso brownie sprinkled with flaky sea salt.
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Warm, buttery, and slightly flaky, few things say comfort food like a classic biscuit.
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Unfortunately, that leaves the rest of us wanting more from our flaky fish friends.
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"Boris is a flawed character and flaky but most politicians are underneath," he added.
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She looked flaky and inauthentic, two qualities that won't take you very far in 2017.
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Flaky, brittle nails usually go hand-in-hand (no pun intended) with generally dry skin.
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After the five-minute application, my lips felt smooth, moisturized and not at all flaky.
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Samsa, meat pastries that elsewhere I've found bulky and inert, were flaky and improbably airy.
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Secondly, he's been flaky with her (and who he's in love with) in the past.
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Poorly rendered Caesars with flaky "Parmesan" litter the menus of pizza parlors across the land.
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They're the perfect complement to cod, which is mild and flaky and perfect for beginners.
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I paid just 160 rubles for a tender, flaky croissant and a very decent latte.
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Dry skin not only looks dull and flaky, but it also feels tight and itchy.
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Spinach and feta cheese wrapped in flaky, golden brown phyllo pastry just can't be beat.
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But because he was chairman of their energy committee, he wasn't just a flaky maverick.
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Dry skin not only looks dull and flaky, but it also feels tight and itchy.
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The biscuit is nice and flaky, and the bacon and cheese add plenty of flavor.
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Lavishly flaky roti can be dipped in either condensed milk or a vibrant chicken curry.
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This was a whole sea bass for two, head on, served underneath a flaky crust.
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Cheapism described Trader Joe's organic blue corn tortilla chips as "'flaky,' 'light,' 'great-tasting' morsels."
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According to Malik, her hair began falling out, and her scalp became itchy and flaky.
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Is it a bubbling pan of baked peaches topped with a flaky lattice pie crust?
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The crust was flaky, the pie was warm, and the apples were crisp and delicious.
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"Meaty" is the usual operative word here, not tender like sole or flaky like cod.
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Empanadas are equally grand in scale, with thick bumpy braids, and more doughy than flaky.
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But even better is imeruli khachapuri, a superlatively flaky round hiding its cache of cheese.
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Odds are, the worst of your friend's problems will be limited to dry and flaky skin.
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It relaxes the gluten and cools the butter again, which helps create a crumbly, flaky texture.
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The pastry was this magical buttery flaky crust that disintegrated in my mouth; it was divine.
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She's presented as flaky, mercurial, distracted, somehow simultaneously too self-aware and not self-aware enough.
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She's freaking out about Valentine's Day and how the guy she's currently dating is super flaky.
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It should be somewhere in between, where it's buttery, flaky, and what you want to eat.
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Winter's officially on its way out, and with it, our flaky, dry-skin woes as well.
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Top with flaky sea salt and a fresh egg yolk for mixing in as you eat.
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Top with flaky sea salt and a fresh egg yolk for mixing in as you eat.
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I was telling her when she can wash it off — I said, 'When it becomes flaky.
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Ross recalls digging in his backyard at 20133 Exposition Drive, finding pieces of rusted, flaky metal.
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I'm flaky with the phone; a decade of dodging bill collectors will do that to you.
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Herrine: The bread is less flaky than other places, but it's definitely a lot more plush.
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Another must-try is Greek spanakopita, a pie made of flaky filo dough, feta, and spinach.
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Kiss itchy, flaky, dull skin goodbye after smoothing on Vaseline Intensive Care Advanced Repair Unscented Lotion.ProsCons
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In fact, the biggest obstacles to civil dialogue proved to be flaky spouses and childcare mishaps.
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It installs on almost any Android phone, and runs well on flaky, low-bandwidth data connections.
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His friends see him as flaky and irresponsible, unaware that he spends his nights fighting crime.
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The meat was just hot enough, with skin that was crazy flaky, and also extremely soft.
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A flaky biscuit is all about the keeping the butter as cold as possible, Young says.
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Some olive oil, fresh cracked pepper, good flaky salt, and a lemon are all you need.
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This one's loaded with savory gravy, chickpeas, potatoes and veggies, topped with a flaky phyllo crust.
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A flaky roasted cod was served with a leek and herb Johnnycake and creamy corn chowder.
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The touch accuracy was terrible, the OS integration was flaky and the app support was nonexistent.
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A glistening, golden pillow of syrupy apples fell into place over the flaky rye flour crust.
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Mantia can be eaten in two bites, flaky phyllo giving way to ground veal, still steaming.
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KFC managed to nail the texture, with a lovely, flaky crust and a perfect, subtle filling.
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And they're great to make right now, transforming a few pantry staples into buttery, flaky treats.
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Or in my case, peanut butter spread on banana slices and sprinkled with flaky sea salt.
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Canada is known for its butter tart, a morsel of flaky crust surrounding a sweet filling.
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It was soft and flaky like a pastry, with the slightest crunch on the outer edge.
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Light and flaky with a nicely charred skin, the fish went perfectly with the grilled veggies.
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Maybe each March, friends question why they even bother making the effort with your flaky ass.
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In general, flaky, sweaty, or diseased skin is thought to shed more DNA than healthy, arid skin.
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"Red, itchy, or flaky skin may signify an allergic reaction to a personal-care product," he says.
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My scalp as been SO dry and flaky for the past year, so I'm hoping this helps.
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Lobster-red skin, stinging sunburns, and flaky complexions have long been the stuff of retinol-use lore.
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Because with cold temps comes dry, flaky skin — if you don't take the right precautions, that is.
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According to Happ, chapped lips indicate dehydrated skin, while flaky, cracked, or bleeding lips indicate damaged skin.
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It can result in anything from sensitive skin and red cracked lips to rough and flaky skin.
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Perhaps because the feature is still rolling out, its availability has been a little flaky to start.
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Though you'll always want to say yes, be honest about your work load and avoid seeming flaky.
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Lechon The guava pastelito was flaky and sweet, sort of like a croissant crossed with a Danish.
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Serve up with a generous drizzle of olive oil and plenty of flaky herb-infused sea salt.
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Due to flaky friends, I found myself stood on the periphery of a club on my own.
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There's some typical descriptors that restaurants might use to help sell a fish special: buttery, flaky, fresh.
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It soothed my itchy, flaky skin, and left it more hydrated and supple after just one week.
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Taste chocolate rugelach, a flaky pastry from one of the most popular bakeshops in Jerusalem, Marzipan Bakery.
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Because, otherwise, Johnson was chubby and chinless, the skin around his nose and ears red and flaky.
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The bakers at Ovenly add a little something extra with a garnish of chunky, flaky sea salt.
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Up next is "Caviar"—a reimagining of the flaky taro puff that's normally served at dim sum.
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Spoon a bit of this onto each Darphin slice and top with uni and flaky sea salt.
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"When women reach their 40s, they experience redness, onset of rosacea, and flaky, dry skin," says Christoni.
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The pastry crust was golden and flaky, the meat was hot and delicious and molten like lava.
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Why use plain old pie crust when you can top your pot pie with buttery, flaky biscuits?
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Word got around that the data was in, and that those flaky Californians had been proved right.
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The flaky croissant ($211.95) was excellent, as was a seedy, slightly tangy loaf of millabrod bread ($26.99).
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In Canada, a flaky tart shell holds a dense, sweet sugar custard not unlike pecan pie filling.
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"Flaky" was one of my mother's many insults for the behavior that made the wider world unbearable.
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Which brings me back to AOC, and the constant effort to portray her as flaky and ignorant.
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I like certain types of ice: like the little small pellets, or I like the really flaky ice.
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My infrastructure is old, and I can be bit flaky, not showing up as frequently as I've promised.
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A too-heavy emulsion means breakouts and congested pores, while skimping on hydration results in tight, flaky skin.
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Sunburnt lips will turn similarly flaky and irritated, and a balm with aloe helps repair the moisture barrier.
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Many of the ones I've tried have been either smudgy, flaky, or too dark — and often around $20.
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It can result in anything from sensitive skin and red cracked lips to rough, dry, and flaky skin.
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We go on a gel binge for a few months — and are left with weak, discolored, flaky nails.
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"There are some flaky figures on the press corps fringe, but Connie wasn't a flake," Ms. Compton continued.
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Now, we knew body cream was incredibly necessary — no one likes flaky skin — but not 2,000 people long.
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Then, you'll make a couple extra twists when you roll them out to get that dreamy, flaky texture.
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Many Yelp users recommended pairing this shop's ice cream scoops with a piece of its flaky, homemade pie.
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The shell of pastry wrapped around apple strudel was damp one night, but flaky and crisp on another.
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It also delivers the one-two punch of ceramides and hyaluronic acid that flaky skin is desperate for.
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That is, the kind that manages to be incredibly oily, flaky, and dry, all at the same time.
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The crust was flaky, but we weren't convinced about the taste, which didn't seem to be pumpkin-flavored.
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Until quite recently, the most visible embodiment of left-wing electoral activism was the terminally flaky Green Party.
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This week I've invited freelance writer Rae Witte to teach us how to stop being a flaky friend.
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There are two keys to freeing yourself from flaky friend status: self-awareness and learning to say no.
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They like it white-fleshed and flaky, not dark and oily, beneath a soft carapace of vegetable matter.
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Eating lionfish is the easy part: cooked, the venom is harmless, and the meat is flaky and mild.
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Eat delicious Greek food, like baklava — a flaky, sweet pastry — or fresh feta cheese, made from sheep's milk.
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Or maybe you'd prefer her recipes for cocoa nib sablés with flaky sea salt or chocolate tahini mousse?
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They shared photos showing bald spots and flaky scalps they attributed to the use of the brand's products.
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I got an enormous portion of smoky, flaky, slightly spicy catfish with potato salad and coleslaw for $20.
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I recently found myself craving a borek, remembering the delicious flaky little pies I had tasted in Istanbul.
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It might sound odd, but this combination of sweet flaky pastry and savory braised chicken is truly beguiling.
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A flaky, beautifully burnished four-cheese focaccia is the draw at Angelina, a new bakery in Hell's Kitchen.
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The buttery aroma and flaky crust added by the puff pastry give the humble potpie a certain elegance.
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This new moon could reveal to you whether they are reliable or just a flaky 1 AM hookup.
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You might even have to kick a flaky type to the curb near the full moon on the 14th.
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The flaky edge and scratchy screen are annoying, but I could always use my AppleCare and get them replaced.
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This summer, illustrator Samantha Rothenberg used the infamous icon as a visual for a certain kind of flaky behavior.
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It's nice that the camera has Bluetooth (although it's flaky, the Android app crashes, and there's no iPhone support).
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Immediately shower the popcorn with sesame seeds and flaky salt so they stick to the still-liquid chocolate. 5.
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Our love grew with every scratch, bout of flaky skin, bug bite, allergic reaction, cracked knuckle, and ragged cuticle.
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"There's a difference between chapped lips and flaky lips," says Sara Happ, founder of her eponymous lip-care brand.
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The ice has the light, flaky texture of fresh snowfall, making it the perfect antidote to Korea's oppressive summer.
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Prom season is upon us, and this year's hottest accessory is as flaky and buttery as it is beautiful.
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"We're creating useful systems out of those flaky components by changing the way hardware and software communicate," he says.
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Gemini: Sara (Kate Beckinsale) from Serendipity Brainy and whimsical, flaky and fantastic, Sara is a Gemini through and through.
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Perhaps, in addition to maintaining a personal relationship, you're concerned about being pegged professionally as a flighty, flaky youngster.
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While the croissant ($2.25) may not have been the best I'd ever eaten, it was nevertheless buttery, flaky excellence.
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Even just a sprinkle of flaky sea salt and a drizzle of good olive oil bring out their creaminess.
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"I have leg cramps, pimples, and the skin on my hand is flaky," a 12-year-old student said.
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Best of all, these little triangle-shaped pockets bake up light and flaky and make your kitchen smell delicious.
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The flaky landlady is a lesbian, like the Adams Fosters' moms, but she's closeted to her Asian-immigrant parents.
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The chicken and bacon are crispy, the croissant soft, buttery, and flaky, and the maple butter unifies it all.
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The outside crust was flaky, and inside, big chunks of chicken were swimming in a mildly spiced Thai curry.
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The pastry has more in common with the kind of flaky laminated dough used for croissants and mille-feuilles.
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It controls oil and shine without making my skin look dry or flaky, or bringing out any uneven texture.
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It is still a little flaky, a little prone to the occasional stutter and stumble, still finding its way.
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When an order comes in, it's dropped on the griddle and arrives still bristling, flaky and chewy at once.
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It's a slightly sweet, white, flaky and versatile fish that can be utilized like a pollock or a snapper.
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For dessert, make sure to try some baklava, a thin, flaky filo pastry filled with honey and ground nuts.
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Shohei asserts his aim to explore a variety of career options, while Haruka suggests this might possibly appear flaky.
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The flaky pastry, somewhere between a Parker House roll and a Southern buttermilk biscuit, shows off Mr. Mak's finesse.
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These sweet tarts are flaky cups of pastry that hold creamy scoops of custard with a sprinkling of cinnamon.
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Flaky, cracked skin is also more prone to infections, Jaliman says, which may increase the likelihood of something going awry.
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The owner gets whatever is fresh from a nearby fishmonger and it's spectacular with some smoked flaky sea salt ($38.46).
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But a really great lip balm is the one solution to flaky lips that doesn't entail relocating to the Bahamas.
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You can customize it to your liking and get it on a warm flaky biscuit or a soft burger bun.
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Having flaky, dry lips doesn't rank high on our list of everyday grievances — it's more of an annoyance than anything.
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"Flaky lips are a real problem [because it's] damaged skin," says Sara Happ, founder of her eponymous lip-care brand.
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Even though you might be tempted to peel off that flaky skin, it's not a great idea, Dr. Neal says.
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You just can't go wrong putting a bunch of sugar and fill-in-the-blank into a flaky, buttery crust.
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The sandwich was on a croissant and, while not as flaky as the pastries from earlier, was still plenty delicious.
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Aggretsuko follows its eponymous heroine through the pains of modern life, including bad bosses, flaky friends, and general existential angst.
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What's more, many formulations can work double-time as a moisturizer in a pinch to spot-treat dry, flaky skin.
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In fact, research has proven that a flaky, itchy scalp can cause and/or worsen hair loss in certain individuals.
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The croissant was supporting the hedgehog (again, literally) and the animal was oozing appreciation for the flaky crusted food item.
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This is a rectangular, French pastry made up of alternating layers of thin, flaky puff pastry and piped crème pâtissière.
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If your results are anything like mine, with continued use, your hair won't feel (or look) as flaky and parched.
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Windak and the servers add a flaky, buttery coconut shrimp garnish before placing the drink atop tiny rattan peacock chair.
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She completes the routine with a radiance-boosting vitamin C serum and Aquaphor ointment ($13.55), which soothes dry, flaky patches.
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The fish was tender and flaky with good flavoring, and the broccoli had enough bite, but was still cooked through.
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Then, the signature dish of Georgia arrives: khachapuri , a leavened flatbread, flaky on the outside, with tangy melted cheese within.
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Transfer the beef patties to a floured baking sheet and bake until golden and flaky, about 30 to 35 minutes.
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Halva is a flaky, dairy-free, tahini-based treat that can come filled with different nuts, seeds, and various flavors.
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Millennials get a bad rap for being flaky, yet somehow America's youngest working professionals rarely disconnect from their work lives.
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In the collection of recipes, you'll find everything from flaky biscuits and ciabatta, to chocolate chip cookies and fried chicken.
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Front Burner Little Snowie 2, a whirring ice-shaving machine, creates flaky mounds of snow from ice cubes in seconds.
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For decades, California, even as it grew in size and wealth, was seen as an outlier, unintimidating, superficial and flaky.
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The tender, flaky meat was cooked perfectly, and the outside fried golden brown in a bath of butter and garlic.
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The tidy little tarts made of flaky pastry and filled with custard are sold and served all over the country.
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Customers ate borek (flaky filled pastry) alongside porterhouses and ended the meal with Turkish coffee poured from a brass pot.
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She loves to eat the dish with flaky wheat parathas, made using a method that originated in her home state.
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Boil them until they're just barely cooked, then serve them with flaky salt and melted butter or good olive oil.
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Usually we see some version of "kooky" or something to do with pastry, and a FLAKY pastry is desirable, frankly.
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Dry, chapped, flaky lips can seem unavoidable during cold winter months — no matter how much lip balm you slather on.
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"I love this flaky malawach," she said of a crispy, buttery, supple pastrylike bread you pull apart with your fingers.
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There are some offbeat — some might say flaky — positions that advocates say could come about only during a constitutional convention.
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Dumplings in chili oil were good if not life changing, and scallion pancakes were excellently flaky, like savory puff pastry.
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During the month surrounding Ramadan, the average Syrian family consumed 13 pounds of treats like syrupy knafeh and flaky bitlawa.
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Beyond tamales, there are tender, flaky empanadas, the best of which hides shredded chicken in a chipotle-flecked tinga sauce.
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We ate the flaky edges of those croissants like they were Pop Rocks, just doing all their work in our mouths.
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That impression is reinforced if you order the pigs in blankets, whose flaky pastry sheaths leave your fingers shiny with butter.
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"IT'S A true catastrophe, monsieur," says a baker in central Paris as she places warm, flaky croissants in a paper bag.
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The most frustrating thing about eczema isn't that it appears in dry, flaky patches that make the skin itch like crazy.
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The renowned crusty, flaky, French baguette teams up with a generous amount of ham and some butter in this classic sandwich.
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After I graduated, I moved back to NYC and dated a string of flaky dudes who faded away one after another.
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To a one, these multi-port hubs have been flaky and unreliable — usually when it comes to their SD card slots.
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Diners are encouraged to order the flaky white fish instead of harder-to-come-by varieties like sea bass and grouper.
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"Bourek," which takes its title from a flaky Mediterranean pastry, is described in the publicity notes, somewhat optimistically, as a comedy.
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A decadent combination of cinnamon sugar, flaky churro, and creamy vanilla ice cream, this over-the-top treat is truly heavenly.
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Speaking of sweets, taste a slice of baklava, a Middle-Eastern pastry made with flaky filo dough, chopped nuts, and honey.
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Primal Grilling Cedar planks impart a delicate, smoky flavor into your food and prevent flaky or fragile eats from falling apart.Pros:
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Our review of Rastelli's:The steaks were juicy, flavorful, and easy to cook, while the salmon came out perfectly flaky and moist.
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Transfer the salmon to a plate to cool, then use a fork to pull the salmon into large flaky shards. 6.
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These are our faves: wonderfully chewy, crispy-edged, sprinkle-laden bad boys topped with a generous dash of flaky sea salt.
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If you're feeling more adventurous, the American Diabetes Association recommends using phyllo dough for a flaky top crust without the fat.
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The dish came with a garlic dip that complimented the shark's crunchy exterior, as well as its soft and flaky interior.
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The filling is fresh, green, bright, juicy and lightly seasoned with herbs and lemon, all tucked inside a thin, flaky crust.
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But spicy avocado dip punched the lights out of a delicately flaky Chinese scallion pancake with basil in place of scallions.
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Lisa Kudrow is admitting that she struggled in her early years on Friends while playing lovably flaky free spirit Phoebe Buffay.
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The establishment, which opened in 1990, was located in Union Square and famous for its decadent hot chocolate and flaky croissants.
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Its delicate crust is flaky and golden, its ground beef punctuated with kicks of Scotch bonnet, black pepper, onion and garlic.
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Aloo matar happens to be the traditional filling of the Punjabi samosa, a flaky pastry shaped like a three-dimensional triangle.
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Depending on the type and treatment of its ingredients, dough can be silky or flaky, elastic or crumbly, pillowy or crisp.
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You then have to plan with other people that are sometimes flaky, like dealing with Russian helicopter pilots and so forth.
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The garlic bulb is so fresh that after being cleaned, it doesn't even have any thin, flaky skin over its cloves yet.
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She even says she's been sabotaged ... told to show up at the wrong locations so the org could paint her as flaky.
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The students stripped the tree&aposs flaky exterior to unveil a smooth inner bark, and processed the log into strips of wood.
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The never-ending interview If the company is being inflexible or flaky during the interview process, that could be a red flag.
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"Boris is a flawed character and flaky but most politicians are underneath," said Ed Costelloe, chair of the campaign group Conservative Grassroots.
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Biscuit-Topped Chicken Pot Pie Buck tradition and top your chicken pot pie with these flaky, buttery biscuits instead of pie dough.
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As with all products, there are some amazing priming bases out there, but we've also fallen victim to heavy, sticky, flaky formulas.
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They view the whole thing as "flaky" and, as we reported, none of the women jumped on social media to congratulate him.
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Unfortunately, the stigma around a flaky scalp is still very real (which is surprising, considering nearly 20% of the population has one).
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My T-zone tends to be persistently flaky, no matter how much I moisturize or how many times I scrub my face.
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Sprinkle with the flaky salt and bake until golden and a knife inserted in the middle comes out clean, about 40 minutes.
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In these small tarts, the egg custard centers puff like miniature soufflés in the oven before collapsing into their flaky, buttery crusts.
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Two versions of Honoré Daumier's "Man on a Rope" have a flaky roughness that opens a new window on his working process.
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On each table was a long, wide, deep pan of chicken pie, with steam rising through the slits in its flaky crust.
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Drizzle them with fruity extra-virgin olive oil or melted butter, and sprinkle with flaky sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
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He also creates everything from shelters to dishes out of the flaky, waterproof bark of the paperbark tree (also known as melaleuca).
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Snow crab was much better: sweet and flaky in the legs, although the white bits at the joints were slightly broken down.
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Front burner The flaky dough is similar to that used in croissants and mille-feuilles, and the fillings run sweet to savory.
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Other coins have, perhaps, more flaky themes, like the soft-serve ice cream with a Cadbury Flake bar inserted in the cone.
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Sami Boztepe, Green Fig's new pastry chef and a native of Turkey who lived in Israel, is fashioning shatteringly flaky long bourekas.
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His masterpiece is called the escargot, a swirl of savory brioche dough with olive oil between its many warm and flaky layers.
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Both factors are major reasons chefs and cookbook authors often express a preference for Diamond Crystal, which is a hollow flaky pyramid.
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Clean, simple, and to the point — the biscuit on this sandwich was flaky and warm, the egg fluffy, and the cheese melty.
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Another favorite are Cadbury's Flakes, which are thin bars of flaky chocolate where the layers sort of fold in on each other.
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Ahead, nine shampoos and treatments that'll get you to a less flaky place long before the sun stops setting at 4 p.m.
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In 1945, FLAKY was "Consisting of small loose masses," which is also fine but would make for an awfully tough clue today.
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J. Kenji López-Alt swaps ingredients, and grates and rolls his way to biscuits that are simultaneously crisp, flaky, soft and light.
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Velvety massaman, served with rice and flaky roti wedges, is evenly calibrated despite being the most ingredient intensive curry in his repertoire.
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Which doesn't prove much except to say that the locals I know are not above acknowledging a flaky side to their hometown.
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You made an appointment, you stuck to it, there was none of the flaky something-better-to-do elasticity constant contact facilitates.
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Alternative flours — einkorn, teff and rye — appear frequently, often where you'd least expect them (flaky tart dough, carrot cake, devil's food cake).
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About 20303,20150 applications for me-too drug approvals were withdrawn when the government announced the new rules, winnowing out many flaky firms.
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Dress it assertively with fruity olive oil and tangy wine vinegar, and scatter over briny olives and flaky sea salt before serving.
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Tony and Tina's Pizzeria not only serves slices and garlic knots but also offers traditional Albanian burek — flaky pastry filled with meat.
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Other garnishes — flaky sea salt, chopped pistachios, crushed candy canes, toasted coconut — can also be appealing, if you want to play around.
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When they are done, you've got with crispy, flaky, golden-brown treats that are easy to eat in their convenient, tasty little packages.
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Waffling your pizza takes that flaky crust, cheese, sauce, toppings and, of course, more cheese, and puts an end to drippy grease stains.
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Even worse, my skin can get flaky the moment I over-exfoliate just once — no matter how much moisturizer I load on afterwards.
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It ruled that flaky patents that basically just added "on a computer" to an existing idea or technology ought to be thrown out.
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In fact, Twitter's abuse policy is so flaky that the platform couldn't seem to decide if my tweets broke the rules or not.
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First, she said, there are sherbet sweets, which include cakes, pancakes and flaky pastries that have been soaked in sugar syrup, including baklava.
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The reason Schultz's talk of an independent campaign next year has produced such rancor and amusement is, above all, how flaky it is.
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This MUNCHIES recipe has everything you would want out of a traditional pot pie, except that this one is topped with flaky biscuits.
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"Flaky nails are better kept short, regularly manicured, and treated with oil and keratin-boosting products to help prevent the flaking," she says.
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Puff yields a flaky light pastry, like a croissant, because it is made with several layers of solid butter folded into the dough.
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Not naming your desires, or worse, being manipulative, won't get you what you want, and you'll end up looking dishonest, flaky, or hypocritical.
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Just take this moment from last autumn: It was a Monday, early enough that flaky mucus was still lodged in my tear ducts.
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The bakery churns out flaky baklava that makes for a sweet ending to a meal of grilled meats and lots of Tzatziki sauce.
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Dry, flaky skin — be it on the skin or on the lips — is lacking hydration and aggressive exfoliation can cause irritation and inflammation.
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Alright, you can eat this mess of mixed mushrooms, shallots, goat cheese and herbs inside of a flaky cream cheese crust any time.
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If you're one of those people whose face feels flaky whether it's December or August, finding the right face cream can be difficult.
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A dissolute, flaky, noisy persona may have made Amy famous, but underneath are fierce loyalty and enviable discipline, conveyed in a librarian's hush.
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This battered and fried tempeh is more than just a vegan substitute for white flaky fish in this homemade fast food copy cat.
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Nothing. Golden brown and crispy on the outside, soft and warm on the inside, flaky and buttery throughout—biscuits are damn near perfect.
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I'd like to make these roasted carrots with parsley and thyme, eat them with some white, flaky fish cooked crisp on one side.
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Skin Deep For many people this winter's yo-yoing temperatures have brought with them an unwelcome annoyance: dandruff — itchy and flaky and vexing.
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I also sprinkled the tops with flaky sea salt, but I could imagine cracked black pepper and other spices as excellent seasonings, too.
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I also sprinkled the tops with flaky sea salt, but I could imagine cracked black pepper and other spices as excellent seasonings, too.
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Those four words also capture the vibe of the early pages of "The Feral Detective," Jonathan Lethem's flaky, trivial, intermittently entertaining 11th novel.
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The olive oil gives these brownies a slightly savory quality, highlighted by a sprinkle of flaky sea salt that's added right after baking.
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He'd proven to be flaky from day one, and I just kept giving him a second, a third, and even a fourth chance.
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A cannolo (3 euros) stuffed with ethereal sheep's milk ricotta was wrapped in a light, flaky shell that wasn't remotely greasy or heavy.
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Nevertheless, the croissants were miraculously flaky considering the heat and humidity, and buttery with a chewy sourdough tang — well worth the 6 soles.
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Consider it an opportunity to sample some cast-iron-seared, flaky tripletail ($34), or the similarly native and naturally sweet Florida pompano ($21980).
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Read these stories next: What You Need to Know About Your "Flaky" Friend With Anxiety Why Does It Feel So Good To Cancel Plans?
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And in grief, Roseanne's flaky sister, Jackie (Laurie Metcalf), tries to set the Conner house in order for once, but ends up breaking down.
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Carnivores who have never experienced beef Wellington — tenderloin separated from its flaky cover with a veneer of mushroom paste — are in for a splurge.
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Avoid The Eye Area "This is always the first area people notice changes," Dr. Wedgeworth explains — and that includes redness and flaky, sore skin.
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If your lips are cracked and flaky, stick to soothing balms and treatments; if they're chapped, feel free to buff, but don't go overboard.
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"Flaky nails are best treated with keratin-boosting products," explains Kerrie, a nail technician at the UK-based beauty-on-demand service Blow LTD.
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This still wasn't an easy substance to work with: It's a highly reactive, flaky white powder that absorbs moisture right out of the air.
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But another difficulty in social planning is that people are busy, and flaky, and it's difficult for any type of software to overcome that.
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Leave it to creative (and flaky) Water sign Pisces to have a day of the month that only shows up once every four years.
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My Apple Watch was super flaky the first time I took it out for a run, and it wouldn't run the Nike+ Running app.
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Although that's a vast range, dealing with chronically flaky hair doesn't seem so bad if it means an extra thousand dollars here and there.
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Asparagus Fontina Quiche This new quiche promises a "flaky, buttery pie crust" stuffed with eggs, asparagus and a blend of fontina and gruyere cheese.
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A quick cross-section reveals a sick textural trifecta: the thick outer rind, the gooey creamline, and the flaky, cakey, and unmistakably dank insides.
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" The uncured, all-beef hot dogs are wrapped in flaky puff pastry, and TJ's says, "this marriage of beefy and buttery is pretty genius.
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Cronuts famously drove the world mad after their debut, with people lining up for hours to have a bite of its flaky, sugary goodness.
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A final sprinkle of flaky sea salt, crushed red pepper or more herbs would be welcome, as would a drizzle of fruity olive oil.
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And when you wake up the next morning, that hankering for a buttery, flaky pastry can never really be sated with just one croissant.
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If you don't have one, use a fork or pastry cutter, since your hands will melt the butter and prevent flaky layers from forming.
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The small, oddly triangular filet was moist, flaky and surrounded by a delicious broth tinged with ginger, soy and just a hint of wasabi.
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Dessert was a high point: a flaky miniature babka, with coffee-cardamom gelato; an al-dente baked apple, with granola and tart-apple sorbet.
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The consistency of the Trader Joe's granola was a little too flaky for our taste, and the sharpness of the flavors verged on overbearing.
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When the cod is ready, he mixes in some good skyr, an Icelandic-style strained yogurt, until the fillets break down into flaky bits.
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The flaky, tender, silver-skinned fish — also known as European sea bass, or loup de mer — has become a fixation for chefs and diners.
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Taking note, I left my phone in my bag as I helped my 4-year-old pull apart his flaky ham and cheese croissant.
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My calves particularly become flaky and itchy, so naturally, I opt for Vaseline Essential Healing Body Lotion as an affordable and long-term solution.
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A broken barrier — symptoms include inflammation and patchy, flaky skin — can eventually lead to other problems since it means the skin's defenses are compromised.
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I tucked into a little cinnamon swirl and this chocolate-filled pastry, which was delicious: Warm, flaky, slightly squidgy, and not short on filling.
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Customers can choose from 32 freshly squeezed fruit juices — from local apricots to imported kiwis -— to pair with her flaky banitsa phyllo dough pastries.
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But sometimes Aquaphor alone (or any thick lip balm for that matter) is not enough to truly get rid of dry, flaky, chapped lips.
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Not only does this help you commit (no one likes a flaky friend), but it also means more volunteers for whatever charity you're supporting.
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A sprinkling of flaky sea salt mitigates the bitterness of the citrus, though it's not strictly necessary if you think your guests may balk.
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I ordered the sea bass, and it came quickly to my table, butterflied and grilled with paprika, served with flaky and charred flat bread.
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"We live for her straight-out-of-the-oven laugenecke, which is something between a warm, flaky croissant and a salty pretzel," says Huseby.
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Its rich, creamy consistency sinks deep into skin to soothe and hydrate dry, flaky areas, while simultaneously replenishing it to a brighter, more vibrant state.
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That's led to customers complaining of flaky drivers, who were late or didn't even show up, according to the app's reviews on the app stores.
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The condition presents as dry, flaky skin covering his entire body from head to toe, with the peeling worsening around his lower legs and feet.
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Olive oil, dark chocolate, and a garnish of flaky sea salt lend a hip, wellness-y sophistication to these cookies, without skimping on the chocolate.
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Do it often and your inner circle will label you "the flaky one" behind your back, and it won't be anyone's fault but your own.
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I've always had oily, breakout-prone skin, but not too long ago I suddenly developed dry, itchy, flaky patches on both my hands and eyelids.
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Rough, flaky patches might seem inevitable around this time of year — along with a full itinerary of holiday parties — which is where makeup comes in.
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Serve it with even more olive oil, flaky salt and a shower of finely grated lemon zest while you wait for the weather to turn.
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Uma Thurman's baby daddy doesn't deserve more visitation with their daughter -- because she says he's been a flaky father who has rarely seen the girl.
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It's inane but true, a reflection of how lofty stakes can sway degrees of reverence even when they're directed towards a flaky source of production.
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Anyone with a flaky friend is familiar with the sense of disappointment rippling through America right now: Zayn has bailed on the Billboard Music Awards.
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Maybe they're a little dry and flaky and need a good exfoliation; perhaps a shimmery bronzing oil is just the thing to make them glow.
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Close your eyes, and you could be in an autumn forest, eating bites of buttered toast slathered in dark caramel and sprinkled with flaky salt.
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The sweet cat sat still during the shaving, which, sadly, revealed flaky skin underneath (they're treating that with special skin oils and premium cat food).
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The nut-milk butter, served with flaky sea salt and sourdough, was a profoundly convincing substitute for the real thing, as was the macadamia ricotta.
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A special, blackened sole, was a gambit too curious to pass up: How could a thin, flaky white fish stand up to high-temperature searing?
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The chocolatey Southern classic features a flaky pie crust filled with a rich bourbon fudge and smooth chocolate-flavored whipped topping piped around the edge.
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Anbang's play for Starwood is not a done deal — the offer may be considered too flaky, Marriott could lift its price, or Washington could interfere.
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As for my beloved scones, the secret is butter, more butter, and an oven temperature high enough to insure a crunchy exterior and flaky inside.
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In the canon of Portuguese pastries, the most storied sweet is the pastéis de nata, a flaky, palm-size tart with creamy egg-custard filling.
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Those dreams might involve only a bit of olive oil, some lemon slices and nice flaky salt (all a good piece of salmon needs, really).
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Alfonso Besada, also justified as a way to weed out flaky participants who join "just for the folklore" rather than because of any religious faith.
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Jason: Geolocation on phones is flaky, especially if you're in an "urban canyon" like NYC where you don't have good line of sight to satellites.
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Coconut-Miso Salmon Curry Quick-poaching the salmon turns it light and flaky, and lovely in coconut milk brightened with ginger, lime, basil and cilantro.
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With this new recipe, I aimed to straddle that divide, yielding a biscuit with crisp edges, flaky layers and a soft, buttery internal crumb structure.
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From a list of fish dishes, larb pla ubon is a tumble of dorade chunks, fried until the skin curls and the meat is flaky.
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But Canadians will tell you that these diminutive treats hold an expanse of flavor and textures: flaky pastry, caramelized crust and a bracingly sweet filling.
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Once it begins to boil, whisk in the remaining 2 tablespoons butter, then stir in the chopped pecans and flaky sea salt and remove from heat.
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Last year, the first year of the new blacklist policy, only 3,159 people were on the list; today, reportedly, 38,000 flaky diners are being denied service.
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Ahead, check out 10 lipsticks (at a variety of price points and finishes) you can wear whether your lips are chapped, flaky, or just plain dry.
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The pastry features a "creamy smooth, vanilla custard nestled in a flaky, buttery crust glazed with sugar and topped with rainbow sprinkles," according to their website.
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But if you're the type that likes a little project, make them from scratch: the flaky turmeric dough is worth keeping in your baking back pocket.
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Read on to find out which products are best for dry skin, plus her tips and tricks on how to best apply them to flaky faces.
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Not just whether you prefer a flaky white fish or the meatier flesh of, say, ahi tuna—there's also sourcing and sustainability to keep in mind.
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Using the term bi-polar when you really mean "flaky" or "erratic" paints a pretty crappy picture of what living with a mental illness is like.
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For the first course, a flaky spinach and cheese borek wrapped in phyllo pastry was a satisfying and savory start, paired with radishes, cucumbers and olives.
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Easy fish soup begins as easy vegetable soup, with flaky fillets and shrimp added only in the last five minutes, after the vegans have been served.
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If you're using a glycolic-acid peel, a retinol, and an exfoliating scrub every day, your skin is likely going to become sensitive, red, and flaky.
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The spicy chicken goulash, of Hungarian provenance, is crowned with a flaky crust and arrives steaming hot in the clay pot in which it was roasted.
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Of the appetizers, the banh mi spring rolls with spiced pulled pork were excellent, served fried with a flaky wrapper and delicious roasted jalapeño-mango aioli.
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And then, because they put the butter on it, it's like, crunchy, fatty, chewy, flaky, and just all the good adjectives you could put on carbs.
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Be warned: Episode 8's flaky, puff pastry horns, filled with rose pistachio and mocha hazelnut buttercream frostings, will make you want to lick the screen.
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Frank Body Original Coffee Scrub combines regular 'ole coffee grounds with nourishing oils that promise to diminish the look of cellulite, and banish dry, flaky skin.
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Give me a bowl of dan dan noodles, plus the rabbit appetizer and a plate of flaky golden scallion pancakes for mopping up the fiery oil.
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Mr. Huerta jostled through the crowd and ordered a round of tacos: heaps of birria encased in crunchy, flaky tortillas unlike any I've ever eaten before.
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Sunday morning, you can make eggs if you like, pair them with Samin Nosrat's recipe for maple breakfast sausage and a platter of flaky buttermilk biscuits.
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Due to the city of Hat Yai's proximity to Malaysia, the carb of choice at the restaurant is their flaky, pan-fried, homemade, Malay-style roti.
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Bench scraper The trick to a flaky pie crust is to keep the flattened butter intact so you get layers instead of a crumbly crackerlike crust.
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His version of the bread was smaller than the one served at Amass but conveyed the same flaky, buttery, lightly soured character with telltale grill marks.
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Also, don't miss the pastry chef's flaky croissants, sticky cinnamon buns, and crunchy Mexican bolillos at the breakfast buffet — they're also available in the Aviara Market.
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The pastries and breads are made with imported French flour and butter — the baguettes have a peerless crust, the croissants are curls of countless flaky layers.
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Lemon juice and zest and a hit of red chile flakes do the job, aided by a sprinkling of flaky sea salt right at the end.
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"Another common reason for a flaky or irritated scalp is something called seborrheic dermatitis," board certified dermatologist and LM Medical co-founder Morgan Rabach, MD, explains.
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The best part of getting out of bed is arguably a warm, toasted breakfast sandwich on a buttery English muffin or a flaky, Southern-style biscuit.
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But the best banana-leaf-wrapped dish I've tried is a Parsi one: Patra Ni Machhi, or flaky white fish coated with a spicy coconut chutney.
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Its admirably flaky pastries and dense, fragrant Danish rye bread make compact snacks to pack for the day, but most critically, its grain bar serves ollebrod.
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It's important they're freshly baked that morning, though, since they're often made with honey, which after some time can cause the flaky pastry to get soggy.
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For the street snack called mataba, ground lamb warmed by yellow curry hides inside a fold of flaky roti ready to start shedding its buttery skins.
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Eggs in Purgatory I eat eggs relentlessly when I am not feeling well — I love the alchemic combination of flaky salt, ground pepper and rich yolk.
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The treats are in the shape of the chain's turnover-style pies, but the flaky crust is packed with smooth pumpkin filling and dusted with cinnamon-sugar.
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For those times when you don't have regular wi-fi available, or it's too flaky, or you don't think it's secure enough, this is simple to use.
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We sample it melted into pork, baked into croutons, sandwiched with flaky bread, and just as it is, in chunks and slivers, in all its delicious glory.
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You see this in appetizers like the addictive petit spinach and feta phyllo rolls, which were deliciously flaky and small enough to put away in two bites.
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On our way out we stop at Polar and buy two curry puffs, delicious vegetarian curry wrapped in flaky puff pastry, ($2) for me to eat later.
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Gardein was able to replicate the flavor and flaky texture of fish with phenomenal accuracy, and its "fishless filets" rival any animal-based fish and chips dish.
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Mixed messages in romantic or creative relationships are definitely something to watch out for today— Neptune can bring out liars or people who are thoughtless and flaky.
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It rubs off the flaky sides, and helps a good cup to develop underneath, so the meat sits in a larger, protected area, with plenty of fluid.
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"She knows to make tortillas by hand but doesn't like to use the tortillería's masa, since they get too flaky," he adds as Don Ignacio Jesus—a.k.a.
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They're weepy and whiny on a sad day, flaky as fuck under pressure, tenacious and able to weather pain unlike anyone else, and psychic, emotional, and creative.
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From her Middle Eastern days, there's malawach , a type of flaky pancake, which comes with spicy awaze sauce or drenched in honey and dusted with coconut flakes.
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I adore their flaky texture, which is achieved by brushing melted butter over the surface of the rolled-out dough, then folding the dough to create layers.
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"Many people fear that retinol will make their skin red, flaky, and irritated, as that is a common side effect from most retinol-based products," she says.
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I'm guilty of committing the age old sin of nail biting, so thin layers of my nail protein peel off and make my natural nails look flaky.
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However, you should avoid cooking buttery pastries and other light, flaky baked goods directly on the steel because the heat gets too intense and can cause scorching.
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While e-ink has apparently come a long way in the face of moving images, there's only so much it can do about flaky public Wi-Fi.
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I grabbed a snack at the Oaks Bakery Cafe — a chunky prawn and scallop hand pie with a hot, flaky crust for 6.50 Australian dollars (about $4.85).
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The president has successfully cultivated an image as so flaky and incompetent that his many baffling decisions on the world stage — from leaking Israeli intelligence to the Russian foreign minister to undercutting his own administration's policy on Qatar to mysteriously leaving Japan off a list of allies exempted from steel tariffs — generally get written off as evidence that he is flaky and incompetent rather than being actively manipulated by foreign actors.
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Google and quantum rivals like IBM, Intel, and several well-funded startups have differing technology but a common problem—their quantum processors are too small and too flaky.
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And what will its position be if, despairing of Donald Trump's flaky commitment to European security, NATO's European members want to develop the alliance's relationship with the EU?
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My flirtation with a $3.19 morsel of flaky pastry was recorded during a preview of the Amazon Go store that opened in San Francisco's financial district this morning.
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My lips were greeted by a gentle layer of sweet cinnamon powder and my teeth were met by a flaky, crispy crust that oozed buttery filling when bitten.
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I ordered the chocolatey Princina Tart, a tiramisu cup, an impossibly flaky croissant sandwich filled with 20-month-aged prosciutto from Parma, and a buttery croissant with jam.
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We'd dip flatbreads in ful medames—garlicky, lemony mashed fava beans—and dunk the long, flaky batons called jachun in skhug, a cilantro sauce blazing with fresh chiles.
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Like the man's mistress (Julie Christie) and daughter (Carrie Fisher), Ms. Grant's character fools around with a flaky hairdresser (Warren Beatty) on the day of Nixon's 29400 election.
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The dish was a small bed of warm potatoes, flavored with onion, parsley, olive oil and chamomile vinegar, on which sat a couple of pieces of flaky mackerel.
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These include many menu items accompanied by the phrase "served with potato dumplings" and the signature burek ($19.50), a flaky pastry, filled with beef or cheese or spinach.
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Neat in a paper tray, like consolation prizes, flaky biscuits come with bourbon butter and a cup of honey, perfect to pair with a glass of Cabernet. ♦
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Sop up the fish with green mango curry (153 rupees) or the ginger-garlic prawns (450 rupees) with appams (fermented-rice pancakes) or a parotta, a flaky flatbread.
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Blue bottles of fruity olive oil from the Laconia region in southeastern Greece are on every table, and house-made desserts like flaky baklava pastry are on offer.
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If you've planned well enough in advance, you'll be ready to serve this lemon blueberry chess pie, which tastes like a dream encased in a buttery, flaky dough.
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Winona plays a flaky Californian named Finn who's newly engaged to Dermot Mulroney—ubiquitous leading man of the 90s—and not super sure how she feels about it.
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"Millennials are flaky and we have a tough task in convincing them," he said in an interview at his campaign headquarters in a leafy residential neighborhood in central Jakarta.
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The choice between greasy buildup or a flaky scalp is one less thing you have to worry about — so you can get back to eating that slice of pizza.
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But it turns out that those flaky patches of skin anchoring our smiles aren't just an extension of dry, irritated lips gone rogue — and they're not cold sores, either.
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It's especially clutch in the winter when you're dealing with scaly skin and dry flaky patches that never seem to go away no matter how much moisturizer you use.
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They won't have Apple's special software integrations or the company's special, multicoil system that Apple says should help avoid the flaky positioning issues that can plague other wireless chargers.
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Desserts were all excellent, especially a flourless chocolate cake with chocolate and caramel sauce, and an apple strudel with a delicate, flaky crust, served warm with vanilla ice cream.
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The company's own new W1 headphones get the fancy new pairing support, but other Bluetooth headphones and speakers still use the same somewhat flaky Bluetooth setup interface as before.
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Formerly called GEC, it was Britain's largest industrial firm in the 1990s but collapsed after wrecking its balance-sheet with acquisitions of fashionable but flaky tech firms in 1999.
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Jacobsen Salt Vials, available on Amazon, $39.95Jacobsen's flaky salt is prized by Michelin-starred chefs the world over, and we're positive your host will love to cook with them.
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From the flaky crust to the delicious creamy filling with just the right amount of cinnamon and pumpkin flavor, it was no wonder Wegmans had it in the bag.
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Of course, I want to try those famous shortbread cookies, you know the ones, with the chocolate chips and the brown sugar and the flaky salt by Alison Roman.
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Even if you're not "hot to trotter," this sauce is ideal for dipping flaky paratha and airy naan, which are both made to order and nothing short of dreamy.
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Eat some right after cooking drizzled with good olive and sprinkled with flaky sea salt, and save the rest — yes, they freeze well — for turning into chili or soup.
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Fructose is not only extremely detrimental to the liver, it can cause acne, breakouts, and even eczema, a condition that appears in the form of itchy, dry, flaky skin.
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Made from veal, chicken or pork coated in fine bread crumbs or flaky panko, they seem to be showing up everywhere, in variations satisfying and classic, thrilling and new.
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If you're feeling flush, sprinkle it with flaky sea salt as they do at Crook's Corner and citrus zest as we do: a lazy summer's day in pie form.
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Pig Bleecker also has broiled oysters, meaty ones that slosh around in their shells with chile oil and melted garlic butter under a cap of flaky brown bread crumbs.
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Former devotees of the haircare brand DevaCurl said they have dealt with hair falling out, itchy and flaky scalps, and loss of curls using its products in recent months.
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It was cold, too, but I was fortified by strong coffee and the kind of buttery, flaky croissants that seem to occur by magic only in France and Switzerland.
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Then the rest of the fruit comes in: To serve, I top everything with a bracing fresh orange relish shot through with sherry vinegar, garlic and flaky sea salt.
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Then the rest of the fruit comes in: To serve, I top everything with a bracing fresh orange relish shot through with sherry vinegar, garlic and flaky sea salt.
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And for crunch, try sesame seeds, nori seaweed or even flaky sea salt sprinkled on at the very last second, before it has a chance to submerge and melt.
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The food was hot and fresh and the price was right, only £3.95 to go (£1 more to stay) for a piece of flaky cod and steaming French fries.
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Also on Dasgupta's Naanery menu is bakarkhani, a kind of aromatic, biscuity Kashmiri bread made with lots of saffron and a flaky sesame and pistachio variety called pheni paratha.
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Now more than ever, there are efficient and accessible ways to clear the scalp of flaky buildup, your clothes of fallen dead skin, and the psyche of confidence-killing thoughts.
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Sure, it's still dry and flaky, but my complexion appears less tired than it tends to be in the winter months — like it got the burst of energy it needed.
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Keeping skin hydrated and glowing come winter can feel like an impossible feat — it's brrr-isk out there, after all — and that makes for some pretty dry and flaky skin.
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You heard right: Long gone are the days of crusty or flaky long-wear lipstick, because ColourPop has introduced a highly pigmented option that stays bright and comfortable all day.
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She also has the skin condition psoriasis, a chronic autoimmune disease defined by flaky, inflamed red or white patches of skin, and she wants you to know all about it.
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The outlet says that "the warm flaky dough plus the chilled liqueur is a perfect combination," and warns that they are "pretty strong," likening the flavor to adult chocolate milk.
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No matter your skin type, most of us have experienced dry, flaky skin at one point or another — be it due to genetics or a seasonal shift in the weather.
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The tacro is a mash-up made of a flaky laminated croissant shell and your favorite taco fillings, and it's no wonder these beauties have been selling out before noon.
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Just about every item in your fridge is going to be exponentially tastier when tossed with olive oil, some flaky sea salt, a dash of aceto, or squeeze of lemon.
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While Jolie struggles with the idea of her former love bringing a new girl home for the holidays, she leans on her friends and flaky brother (Robert Buckley) for support.
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Back when Alex Wall was a kid growing up near Fort Lauderdale, her backyard had a tree in it with a flaky bark that would peel off like sunburned skin.
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The woman earns in the region of £8,000 ($10,400), but "the less you pay, the more flaky your fake spouse will be," says Cathal Malone, an immigration lawyer in Dublin.
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Spanakopita is comfort food to the Greeks, and the version at Limani, with a flaky outside holding an interior that's worthy of a side dish on its own didn't disappoint.
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It is brilliant in Melissa Clark's recipe for flaky biscuits, which you could make for breakfast this week or serve for dinner alongside some smothered pork chops (say, on Wednesday?).
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Today, Pisces, reflect on your financial situation, as well as how generous you are with your friends (too generous), and how flaky you can be (you don't even realize it).
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Though I am historically a Filet-o-Fish loyalist—and often double, triple, or quadruple stack it—Culver's fish sandwich is crispy, flaky, and moist, which is hard to achieve.
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I smoothed it over the recently split cracks, which still hurt, but at least weren't opening or spreading; I massaged it in to the flaky lines on my top lip.
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And then, throughout the days, it kinda got a little dry and flaky, so I kept putting moisturizer and SPF on like they told me, so that helped a lot.
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Or make up a bunch of David Tanis's flaky chicken hand pies, which he says you can make with store-bought puff pastry, so long as it's made with butter.
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Its staple offering, flaky dough patties filled with seasoned beef, chicken and other flavors, is sold in more than 30 states and distributed in New York City schools and jails.
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And I've seen her roll out flaky pastry dough, then adorn it with slices of red- and green-fleshed plums in striking patterns only an art-school graduate could conjure.
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Corriher points out that 90 percent of a granular salt will bounce off a surface, while 95 percent of a hollow flaky salt will stick, not to mention dissolve faster.
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The catch to all this is that wireless spectrum — which enables the operation of mobile services — is inherently finite and somewhat flaky in how its reliability is subject to interference.
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The croissant encasing it was softer and more pillowy than the flaky variety you'd find at a Parisian patisserie, but we liked that the texture didn't fight the crisp bacon.
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Today he's analyzing the bake on his puff pastry, a fundamental element of desserts that requires a deft hand at incorporating flour and butter to achieve those signature flaky layers.
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The Murder Count goes from 1 to 5 as he kills Beck's flaky fling Benji, her best friend (and O.G. stalker) Peach, his neighbor's boyfriend Ron, and finally Beck herself.
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The game hen, stuffed with lemongrass, comes with a ruffle of roti, pliable and laminated, flaky at the edges, ideal for cleaning out the sauce at the bottom of the dish.
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Anything that emulates America's most infamous frozen food calls for initial skepticism, but this flaky pastry hugging juicy brisket and an ungodly amount of melted gouda cheese is a must order.
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That's if you believe the New York Times' T Magazine, which has an entire article praising the "ethereal, exceptionally flaky pastries" of Lune Croissanterie in the inner-city suburb of Fitzroy.
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Unfortunately, though, the experience isn't great — with a flaky toggle to switch away from the default Apple keyboard, combined with heavy system warnings about the risks of using third party keyboards.
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But in an effort to avoid being branded the flaky friend during this event-packed (and freezing) season, we crafted an outfit guide for fast-and-easy consultation in inclement weather.
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Suitable for all skin types, watermelon is particularly beneficial for people prone to breakouts, redness, or dry and flaky skin, but it could also come in handy for battling fine lines.
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I love this product, and it's a great one to have in the plastic-free arsenal as it's a multitasker — ideal for flaky patches, cuticles, and even as an eyeshadow base.
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There's little flaky about the croissant and the advertised side of salsa is initially forgotten, but the pair are so warm that the food is just an afterthought at this point.
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There's Mamak, above, which has unbelievable food and even has one person standing there all day long making Malaysian roti, a doughy, flaky, just unbelievable thing that's almost like a crepe.
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Samsa —tricornered little packages of crunchy, flaky pastry—and the delicate-skinned Turkic dumplings known as manti are filled with barely sweetened minced pumpkin or a mixture of beef and lamb.
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Now, if only Hair Balm could solve some of the other problems in my life — like, say, how to spot a flaky dude on Bumble — it would truly be a miracle.
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This Tweezerman block has really helped clean up the damage that I've done to my nails by removing all of the flaky nail protein and restoring the surface of my nails.
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Flaky, whole-wheat methi paratha is the king of tandoor-baked breads here, and how nice that the kitchen sends out complimentary gulab jamun to new customers ahead of the bill.
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There's a wider appreciation that you have to kind of stand up and defend the press, like Jeff Flake is doing this week, Senator Flake, even though he's a little flaky.
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Going the Distance Going the Distance: Your friend sounds like an introvert — or she might have some social anxiety — which would account for some behavior which you interpret as being flaky.
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When it comes to pie, in "BraveTart" (Norton, $35), Stella Parks, a former pastry chef, takes the notion of flaky dough one step further in her "no-stress" pie crust recipe.
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Dry, flaky fingertips aren't just uncomfortable: When nails, cuticles, and the surrounding skin lose moisture, the small cracks that form can put the nail at risk for secondary bacterial and yeast infections.
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Dinner $22 to $28, dishes for two $52 to $56 I've been here Read More 8455 Fenton St., Silver Spring 323 Marjorie Meek-Bradley also serves flaky biscuits, stellar seafood and more.
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So in an effort to help you avoid flaky, cracked lips, we rounded up our favorite matte lipsticks that not only feel comfortable, but seriously deliver in the pigment and texture departments.
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Traditional spot treatments can be messy and flaky — just ask anyone who has ever skipped zit cream to avoid sliding into bed with their partner sporting a face dotted in white splotches.
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Wisconsin: Kringle At O&H Danish BakeryWisconsin's state pastry is a flaky, iced oval pastry typically filled with fruit or nuts that, upon first glance, might remind you of a Toaster Strudel.
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Modern dating can be a nightmare, one stuck on a tedious treadmill of impersonal dating apps, lousy one night stands, and flaky fuckbois who can't be bothered to return a text message.
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That implied his support was flaky, because the working-class whites who flock to his rallies, to hear him crack jokes, insult people and promise border walls, do not flock to vote.
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Things are improving, but being voted the best airport for food is still a bit like being voted the least-fatuous Kardashian: you only look good in comparison with your flaky peers.
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The public, awash in terrible stories about abuse and harassment in gymnastics, Hollywood and more, may find yogis easier to dismiss as flaky flower children, or as self-promoting Instagram brand ambassadors.
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It's a Sichuanese inspiration, with a flaky fish in a lightly sour green broth so packed with fresh chiles that it brought all conversation, not to mention rational thought, to a standstill.
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Since Tully's appointment, the restaurant has become famed for its use of Scottish gamefowl and Dan Saltzstein lauded the salmon's "delightfully crispy skin and tender, flaky meat" during a visit in 2010.
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Ropa Vieja Empanada Islands of the Caribbean Booth, $5.50 Cuban-style braised beef gets packed in an ultra-flaky pie dough, making for one of our absolute favorite bites at the festival.
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Long-stemmed broccoli should be tossed with olive oil and flaky salt and roasted in a hot oven until the florets turn the color of hazelnut shells and shatter on the tongue.
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Dan Buettner grew up in Minnesota during the 1960s, where he was fed a high-carb diet of bright yellow macaroni and cheese and sweaty red hot dogs wrapped inside flaky croissants.
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They floored us with their attention to detail and let us in on the secrets of Ovenly's super flaky pies—namely, their use of cold ingredients, minimal kneading, and high oven heat.
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The High School Musical 2 track is "Bet On It," which Zac Efron's Troy sings after Gabriella (Vanessa Hudgens) breaks up with him following a summer of Troy being a generally flaky bro.
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Read these stories next: 4 Questions You Probably Have About Adderall 11 Reminders For People Going To College With A Mental Illness What You Need to Know About Your "Flaky" Friend With Anxiety
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Sulfur, while effective, smells awful; benzoyl peroxide creams often leave skin flaky by morning; and salicylic acid gels can be weirdly sticky — and being glued to your pillow all night is not ideal.
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Growing up with eczema in a society where perceived imperfections — especially visible ones, like flaky or red skin — are called out, often painfully so, messed with my self-confidence and personal style choices.
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It shouldn't be pasty or cracker-like or dry or brittle; it should be flaky, have a nice texture, and be a little pliable—almost like laminated dough, but not quite that far.
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Listen, it's hard enough to master the fine art of makeup application on a normal day, but when your skin throws a giant wrench in the operation by being dried out and flaky?
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Editors Note 12/7/18: If this ode to Danish pastries gets you craving something perfectly flaky, check out the newest vendor at the Smorgasburg x VICE Night Market: Danish export Ole & Steen.
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A classic street food in the streets of Kolkata, Bengal, it's a convenient flavor bomb combo of kebab meat or paneer cheese, pickles, and chutneys—all wrapped tight in a flaky paratha bread.
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The flavor and flaky texture of his empanadas, made from corn masa and filled with butternut squash and goat cheese, will make you wonder why you've never had a Mexican-style empanada before.
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Croissants are notoriously difficult: if you're not careful as you fold the butter into the dough, you can easily end up with something stiff and hard, rather than a flaky, airy, multilayered marvel.
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The light, flaky croissant whose crispy crust and soft, almost chewy insides are too utterly dependent on gluten to replicate — that is, without adding gums, starches and preservatives that these bakers won't use.
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Developed by dermatologists and estheticians, the masks contain hyaluronic acid, amino acids, and sugars (a natural humectant to helps skin retain moisture) to take skin from dry and flaky to soft and supple.
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That said, the combination of salty meat with a crispy yet flaky biscuit, fluffy egg, and fully melted slice of cheese was so good that the thickness of the bacon didn't matter much.
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Unable to keep up, the skin cells multiply at a rapid pace and leave an excess of raised red, white, or silvery patches on the skin that are often itchy, flaky, or scaly.
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An ideal breakfast could be made of coffee and the witty red-eye Danish, a flaky golden swirl with warm country ham over a bull's-eye of bittersweet pastry cream made with espresso.
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As I remember from my childhood Saturdays, no Wing Yip trip is complete without a visit to Tai Pan, the superstore's traditional Chinese bakery selling flaky egg custard tarts and coconut cream eclairs.
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Each eel is cooked over charcoal until its gray skin gets charred and silvery, its flesh soft and flaky; the tare is sweet but balanced, the chewy grains of rice candied in drippings.
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The chilled, sashimi-like pieces of fish rest upon a flaky corn tostada—along with wedges of cucumber, red onion, and avocado—and are showered in a limey, peppery, burgundy-colored salsa negra.
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Yet, slathering on clay is not always pleasant: The mineral-rich substance has the texture of thick mud, is messy to apply and often becomes dry and flaky when spread on the face.
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Farther north, in the more residential area of Otsuka, visitors can browse the new OMO hotel's second-floor library, perhaps while snacking on flaky vol-au-vent pastries from the on-site cafe.
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The egg tart is one of Macau's signature delicacies, a local interpretation of the Portuguese pastel de nata — perfectly creamy custard with a pleasantly caramelized top, encased within a delicate, flaky pastry cup.
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At this point, you might go from a relatively low-maintenance routine to slathering your skin in thick creams and enlisting harsh exfoliators to keep flaky patches at bay — and I get it.
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Just when you thought the whole Dr. Pimple Popper series couldn't get any more shocking after the rare flaky-skin condition we saw last week, tonight's episode — season 2, episode 4 — steps it up.
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After an hour of popping, slicing, cauterizing, and enough dry flaky skin to fill a bathtub, we leave you with three dermatological success stories — don't forget to tune in next week for round two.
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Toss the best links you can find with olive oil, the apples and onions, some mustard seeds, dried thyme and a little flaky salt, then roast it all at 400 for around an hour.
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Read These Stories Next: The Under-$30 Skin-Care Buys Our Editors Always RecommendThese Eye Creams Are Like A Tall Glass Of Water For Dry, Flaky SkinThis Gentle Mask Fixed My Stress-Induced Breakout
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"In the last few weeks investors have been a bit flaky in terms of how much attention they were willing to pay to the trade tensions", said Connor Campbell, a financial analyst for Spreadex.
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While Jolie struggles with the idea of her former love bringing a new girl home for the holidays, she leans on her friends (Danneel Ackles) and her best friend's flaky brother Clay for support.
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This fast-absorbing dry oil redefines salicylic acid the way Luna does retinoids: by putting the typically drying ingredient in a well-balanced formula that keep skin smooth and hydrated, not parched and flaky.
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The unabashedly pro-Clinton, for-profit media company has a strong following in the realm of progressive social media and has been using its platform in part to hammer Johnson as a flaky Republican.
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Cherished are the memories of breaking buttery and flaky crescent rolls at dinners round the family table; Fond are the times of pulling ready-to-bake chocolate chippers fresh out of the oven. See?
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And if you're not willing to put up with flaky sellers or bed-bug threats, don't be afraid to ask family and friends to see if they're looking to get rid of any furniture.
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She added that her skin is pretty dry, so when it comes to the few products she does use, she opts for ones that lock in moisture and get rid of flaky dry skin.
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The edges of the galette are scalloped, the better to show the dramatic rise of the pastry and to seal in the velvety almond cream that is the perfect counterpoint to the flaky crusts.
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During a recent visit, flaky, pull-apart croissants include a version rolled with strawberry jam and pistachio butter; they were brushed with a buttermilk, cream, and sugar glaze before being showered with ground pistachios.
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Most don't attempt to get you to the top of a croquembouche, but appeal to you with simpler techniques, practical advice and interesting flavors — a flaky scone here, a splash of pomegranate molasses there.
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Chick-fil-A&aposs chicken biscuit impressed me with its flaky, authentic-tasting biscuit and juicy chicken, while the sausage McMuffin from McDonald&aposs came out on top in terms of taste and value.
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The movie tells the story of Charlie Driggs (Jeff Daniels), a straight-arrow tax consultant who is seduced away from his humdrum office life by a charmingly flaky young woman played by Melanie Griffith.
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Well-burnished, flaky plain croissants, almond ones sheltering marzipan, handsome pains au chocolat, lacy apricot fougasses from Provence and twisted, sugared footlong sacristains are some of the options to eat in or take out.
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I found that it softens faster than butter at room temperature and for a pie shell, the dough was a bit softer and more delicate to handle, but the result was tender and flaky.
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For years before I went on Retin-A, I hid behind heavy makeup and long hair, but after three months of dry, flaky, painful patches, the medication finally cleared up the majority of my pimples.
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Sure, they're necessary for shine and targeted hydration (nothing feels better than a few drops of peppermint oil on a flaky scalp), but sometimes, it's hard to figure out just what to do with them.
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This evening, the Moon will enter dreamy (yet flaky!) Water sign Pisces: This is a great time to consider whether or not your friends and lovers are responsible and how they could be influencing you.
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I sometimes do wake up to flaky skin, especially on nights when I don't slab on a thick layer of moisturiser, but I loved how velvety smooth my skin looked and felt after using this.
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"When the doctor tells me I have psoriasis I have heard of it before because my mom has always had it but my mom didn't have red flaky dots all over her," Kardashian West said.
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This mashup, which sees nian gao layered on top of creamy yam and flaky pastry, makes it so much more exciting to eat because the play on textures keeps the party going in your mouth.
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On my recent visit, after Wilson added a bag of hops, flaky and blanched with age, to the kettle, he drew a sample of a golden sour from one of his barrels and sampled it.
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They're kind of a pain in the ass to make—four hours and lots of rolling—but the end result is perfectly flaky, buttery and so delicious that we'll begrudgingly admit they're worth the effort.
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" Though such offerings sounded "esoteric," the paper added, "as regular attendees of this annual fair like to point out, what is considered flaky and bizarre one moment is often mainstream fare before you know it.
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A 21576-centimeter, or nearly eight-inch, hole was chiseled into the flaky rock, the beam was placed into the hole, wedges inserted until the beam was tight and the chenal was then laid inside.
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Despite — or perhaps thanks to — the fact that I began using it right after a combination of Differin gel and the Caribbean sun made my skin a flaky, dry disaster, I was impressed by it.
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Likewise, if you have friends who are flaky, unresponsive or unreliable, it will serve you to try to see if they can become more CARRP and if not, look to other people for close friendship.
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On special occasions, including my sixth birthday, my parents and grandmother would take my sister and me to the property's restaurant, the Café, for afternoon tea and pastries — the flaky chocolate cake was a favorite.
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The skin tries to compensate by slowing skin cell turnover which makes the outer dead skin layer (the stratum corneum) thicker, and while that helps a little, it can make the skin look dull and flaky.
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The little gizmo, based on the flaky French pastry, can hold 30 times more energy than any other device of its kind on the market right now — and it won't be any more expensive to produce.
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We asked dermatologist Emma Wedgeworth to share her top five tips for nailing retinol in skin care... because no one wants to have to deal with sore, flaky skin when clear, healthy skin is your goal.
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Each production featured vodka (on Broadway, to be sold by vendors walking through the aisles) and free pierogies (on Broadway, served flaky and in boxes, after the hand-held variety tested in Cambridge proved too messy).
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Sara and her backers promise him $3 million for his help, but the reader knows that his real motivation for agreeing to risk his life on this flaky plot is the chance to sleep with Sara.
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Dessert isn't historically part of Ethiopian culture, but Benyam offers two from local bakeries: baklava, flaky and not too sweet, and cheesecake with a sour-cream top, as old school and velvety as you could wish.
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Each table comes with a large metal box filled with flaky salt and a wooden spoon, a blessing since you'll need to cover all your food in it in order to experience anything close to flavor.
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Every year when winter rolls around, I get grumpy about wearing a down coat or dealing with my flaky skin, and each blast of wind that slaps my face makes me wonder: How many days until spring?
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From creamy soup to a flaky and sweet Edwards dessert, the 10 items ahead are ready to step in as sous chef and ensure you get to spend time enjoying friends, family, and even your Netflix account.
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If you're ready to take your flaky love to a stable level, the bakery offers a A$63 degustation that takes diners on a journey with three iterations of the croissant and all-you-can-drink coffee.
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We wanted to know what people who have come off as "flaky" had to say about this, so we asked members of The Mighty's community who struggle with anxiety to share one thing they wish others understood.
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After my second hangout with Clarissa, our nascent friendship felt like the real deal: For one thing, she's moved to London from Ireland, and unlike the many flaky Londoners I've met, she's really solid with making plans.
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A candidate I didn't like (and who I felt was flaky) went around my back and got the job I was hiring for, so we only received 203% of the expected commission after negotiating with the company.
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Keeping acneic skin calm and breakout-free requires a delicate balance, since you don't want to further clog already-congested pores, but you also don't want to dry skin out to the point of a flaky mess.
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Read these stories next: What Your Friends With Mental-Health Issues Actually Want To Hear What You Need to Know About Your "Flaky" Friend With Anxiety 11 Reminders For People Going To College With A Mental Illness
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"I feel like I'm pretty flaky right now because my kids come first, second, third, everything," says Cook, who shares son Theodore "Theo" Vigo Sullivan, 2, and daughter Charlotte Easton, 4 next month, with husband Daniel Gillies.
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Now a new crop of startups is offering a hybrid alternative: apartment hotels, lodging that promises the comfort and roominess of a homestay (minus the flaky homeowner) with the consistency and in-room amenities of a hotel.
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Each morning, guests are also treated to a breakfast basket filled with local delicacies including Greek jams accompanied by fresh-baked brioche and savory spinach pie made with flaky phyllo dough and briny feta cheese. salt-milos.
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My husband's grilled salmon, though perfectly moist and flaky, was nearly smothered by a sticky barbecue glaze; and a shared crispy tostada topped with beautiful, ruby-colored cubes of yellowfin tuna tartare was glopped with sriracha aioli.
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U+223F221 CROISSANT The only way this emoji works is if you pair it with the French flag emoji, and even then, what would you use it for other than saying you're enjoying a nice, flaky croissant?
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And I wasn't bothered by the earthy undertones of Black Pearl miso salmon, another entree, largely because of its sweet caramel-ginger sauce, but also owing to its impeccable preparation, resulting in a flaky filet of moistness.
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But on days when I decided to take the makeup plunge, I would end up irritating my skin by tugging and rubbing at it with makeup remover, to the point where my undereyes were painful and flaky.
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A. Microsoft's automated Troubleshooter utilities are small programs or scripts that focus on a problem you may be having on the computer with a specific function, like flaky Bluetooth connections, sound that doesn't play or Windows Update.
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So for this salad, the national dish, flaky fatir is torn by hand, then tossed in a milky dressing of kurut, staunchly salty sun-dried yogurt traditionally carried by nomadic shepherds as fuel to survive the steppes.
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They're having dinner with Danny's father (Dustin Hoffman), who's on his third wife (Emma Thompson), a flaky woman who drinks too much, makes atrocities like undercooked shark soup, and may well be the right person for him.
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Liam Payne's most recent music video for his single, "Bedroom Floor," is one to remember – and not just because of its catchy beat; the song's video features Bella Thorne, who portrays a girl dealing with a flaky boyfriend.
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In a photo comparison of croissants, Huawei was very close to Google, but the Pixel was the one that really conveyed the flaky texture of the pastry, while Huawei presented a less grainy but also less realistic image.
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That being said, a number of consumers likely do feel frustrated about being lied to — though whether that's because West and Tidal intentionally deceived them versus West just being generally flaky may be something that's harder to prove.
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If you follow a certain type of Instagram account—boat parties, American flag swim trunks, those inflatable swans — you've probably seen them: bright pink scars surrounded by patches of flaky dead skin on chests, hands, and even lips.
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What matters is that it's absolutely delicious, coated in the classic garlic-and-seed mixture, which goes flying like confetti as you tear off the crusty top to reveal flaky layers of pastry marbled with scallion cream cheese.
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Here's hoping that a few hardworking producers are willing to keep the tradition of authentic Camembert alive for future generations, because a world without flaky ham and cheese croissants (Oh, you didn't hear?) just isn't worth living in.
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Duck breast surrounded by minced duck meat, topped with duck foie gras and baked inside a pastry shell the color of varnished teak, it is a flaky, tender, succulent argument for why we still worship traditional French cuisine.
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These include how to bypass the very annoying fact that many phone-based customer-care services involve waiting in long queues and dealing with flaky and frustrating IVR services to help sift users ahead of the live call.
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Plus, to make sure you are always just minutes away from flaky, golden goodness, keep these biscuits un-cooked and frozen, then splash them with a little bit of egg wash before putting them right in the oven.
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The Mexican-American neighborhood is home to the perfect flaky tortillas at Doña María Mexican Cafe, scratch-made in flour or corn, and ready to be folded around eggs with the fine threads of dried beef called machacado.
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The crust, cut into a circle and drawn up around the apples, is sturdy and flavorful, flaky and equally important as the apples, adding another taste, a different texture and its own soupçon of drama to the dessert.
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This very simple, quick tomato sauce can be used for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, but when heaped up on a toasted slice of baguette and sprinkled with flaky, herby sea salt, it also makes for a perfect app.
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The same way the hot sun melts your makeup in July, winter's cold wind creates a different — but equally frustrating — mess of the concealer you just spent 10 minutes dabbing over your purple-ish undereyes and flaky acne scars.
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Read these stories next:Read This Before Using Eye Cream In Your 20s These Eye Creams Are Like A Tall Glass Of Water For Dry, Flaky SkinI Drank A Gallon Of Water A Day For Better Skin & Here's What Happened
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From about November through March (or April, depending on when the last blizzard of the season decides to blow through New York at the eleventh hour), my friends and family suffer from dry, flaky lips, while I do not.
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"When you look in the mirror and see flaky dryness, your instinct is to reach for some lotion, apply it, and presto, you can't see those flakes anymore, so you think the moisturizer has done its job," Kerr said.
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Marie Callender's frozen chicken pot pie for one has nothing on this super easy faux-pot-pie of ours, especially because flaky, buttery biscuits are always going to be better to soak up all that good chicken pie filling.
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Reflecting this adherence to tradition, Honey & Co.'s menu often includes a thick, impossibly silky hummus, simmering shakshuka laced with spicy green zhug, a Yemeni hot sauce, and boureka, a classic flaky pastry stuffed with mushrooms and fragrant herbs.
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The added perfume must primarily cover the chemical odor of the product, while the scent gives the people a classification: Light, fruity, gentle, powdery notes, for example, are feminine fragrances; citrus, flaky, spicy, tart, and herbaceous are male [ones].
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Those same folks will raise both eyebrows when they see how those biscuits, the dough hinged along a single edge of the triangle, puff and fan into an array of flaky layers while maintaining a light, fluffy interior texture.
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Mickey struggles to build a stable childhood for her son, but her efforts are thwarted by her demanding job, a flaky babysitter and a grinchy mom who body-blocks a Happy Meal at a hastily thrown-together birthday party.
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Grab a seat on the leafy patio and order the shakshouka (250 rupees), Leo Special (fried eggs, chicken, cheese and a chile plum sauce on a flaky croissant or fresh baguette, 300 rupees) and a Vietnamese coffee (2140 rupees).
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Local bakeries and start-up candy suppliers now make small-batch takes on some of the sweets flavors we grew up with, using high-quality, expensive ingredients and topping chocolate bars off with finishing touches like flaky French sea salt.
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Deceptively light and free of cream, the soup's fresh raw truffles, foie gras, butter-drenched mushrooms, carrots, celery and onion are all bathed in a poultry broth and entombed in a pot-belly bowl under a lid of golden, flaky pastry.
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And while we attempt to calculate just how many flaky desserts will be baking in tandem come Thursday (pies on pies on pies), we also want to know which store-bought crust to use when our homemade plans go awry.
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That's why I launched Retinol Reform: I was seeing so many people who used stronger retinols, and their skin looked amazing, but it can take you months to get your skin to where it's not peeling and sensitive and flaky.
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There were three distinct flavors: milk chocolate hazelnut with Valrhona chocolate pearls and yellow butter cake (inspired by Chmerkovskiy's love of Nutella), banana chocolate chip (Johnson's favorite), and dark chocolate cake with dark chocolate buttercream, caramel and Maldon flaky sea salt.
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For as long as I can remember, I've struggled with a combination of eczema and allergies, which means that throughout the years, I've tried every skin-care product, medication, and homeopathic remedy to make my skin smoother and less flaky.
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Subscribers receive items like special primer to combat winter dryness and flaky skin, festive shimmery liquid eyeshadow, fashion tape (holiday dresses literally never cooperate), and more items to make sure you're the best looking one at the office's holiday party.
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In the fall of 20183, Roman, a food writer, released her first cookbook, Dining In: Highly Cookable Recipes, which included a recipe for chocolate chip cookies with a twist: They were chocolate chunk shortbread cookies with flaky sea salt on top.
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The chocolate mousse lacked the rich texture of a mousse, the pear and chocolate tart in a flaky crust was on the bland side, and the tiramisù had potential, but was hard to enjoy because it was served so cold.
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A smart move, though they missed out on the pineapple linzer , a sandwich cookie featuring pineapple-rosemary jam (made with yuzu kosho , a spicy fermented Japanese condiment) between disks of flaky hazelnut shortbread, finished with lime zest and crunchy sea salt.
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But we're damned near thirsty for Korean must-haves exclusive to the store, including Laneige Two Tone Lipstick, which combines two colors for a one-swipe ombré, and Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask, which brings flaky lips back from the brink overnight.
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Others cut slabs of loin for backyard sashimi with wasabi and soy sauce, patterned the fish over vinegared rice for dinnertime chirashi, drizzled the pieces with olive oil and flaky sea salt to make boards of crudo, all you can eat.
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Chez Pascal A morning queue snakes past the front door of this roadside bakery, famous for its baguettes and, especially, its addictive dunes blanches, bite-size pastries of flaky dough topped with crystallized sugar and filled with an airy cream.
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One striking aspect of these letters is how prominently and enthusiastically the domestic details of Plath's life in England, like stew recipes or flaky crusts or home-sewn baby clothes, are discussed, even as she remains intensely dedicated to her work.
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Coal-roasted Gulf fish — a firm and flaky sheepshead the night I dined — is served on its blackened skin beside a bouquet of fresh, leafy herbs meant for wrapping and dipping bites of the fish into a lively, citrusy sauce.
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At Sylvia's, a diner stuffed with Dallas Cowboys paraphernalia, the large flour tortilla encasing the machacado con huevo a la Mexicana, which pairs salty dried beef with fluffy eggs, is buttery and flaky — as if a French pastry met a paratha.
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What I'd do, to accompany it, is toss a whole bunch of shrimp into a pan of foaming butter, let them go pink and fragrant, then hit them with some flaky salt and a few grinds of black pepper. Done!
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Newer menu additions include alfajores ($3), confections with dulce de leche squeezed between a pair of cookies, then rolled on their edges along coconut flakes; and guava sticks ($2), which pack a touch of the tropics into every flaky, fruity bite.
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Reasons to not: You can't really fly them in cities because of air restrictions; many of them are basically toys; most have terrible range, poor battery life, and flaky connections; and most of them have no intelligence whatsoever to avoid obstacles.
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In several books published over 15 years, Mr Gray has reasserted his belief that there is no God, while also attacking the liberal humanism that has emerged in God's stead—which, he thinks, is as flaky as the religion it has replaced.
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Ahead, the hydrators our editors reach for again and again to bring flaky skin back from the brink, ranging from a pricey option that made nearly every editor's list of must-haves to a featherlight drugstore favorite that keeps acne in check.
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As I continue to discover what it means to be Eve Peyser But Not Drunk, I have found that the people I am closest to are the friends who are at peace with my flaky ways and who also love to cancel plans.
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In the Western media at least, gone is the narrative of the single man who can't attract a partner because of his flaky scalp, or the woman refusing to wear dark clothes to a meeting for fear of dandruff falling on her shoulders.
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Andrés's fried preparation is delicious — rendering juicy, flaky fillets — but the real reason the creature found its way onto the menu has more to do with the fact that lionfish are killing off the local fish population and harming the coral reef.
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One was of a croissant, where I could see every minute line and crack in the flaky crust, and the other was of a fruit and berry bowl, where each of the little hair-like stalks on the raspberries was sharp and distinct.
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The southern fried chicken franchise is known for their flaky, buttery biscuits (in fact, they sold more than 292 million biscuits last year—about 12 every second!), so it goes without saying that this holiday is a pretty big deal for them.
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She seems to know every last resident, from the little boys hawking homemade empanadas ($25, surprisingly light and flaky) and the little girls selling lemonade ($225, generously sweetened) to the grounds crew and young guys playing dice and the old men playing cards.
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As I bit into mine — flaky, delicious and not too sweet — I slipped into the illusion that I'd already been in this ancient, soothing place a long time, my life's messy logic replaced completely by the simple, appealing shape of the journey.
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Two hours later, I headed home, and was greeted with a terrifying image when I finally looked in the mirror: The center of my lips were completely bare while the outer edges were traced with flaky formula — like a bad '90s lipliner tattoo.
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Gentle Exfoliation:If you suffer from dry, flaky skin alongside your acne, Melluso actually recommends gently exfoliating your skin around the blemish to help with makeup application — removing those dead skin cells makes sure you've got a smooth canvas to start off with.
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They've had to haggle over a security deposit with a flaky pillhead and buried their face into a pillow to drown out the wild, screeching sex noises coming from the other side of the hall or wall at all hours of the night.
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A burning issue of the day is whether the Department of Justice misled the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in an application for a wiretap on Carter Page, a largely obscure and somewhat flaky Trump campaign associate suspected of being a Russian agent.
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Every week for the past year(ish), I've invited some of my favorite writers to give tips, from getting better at email and managing your time better, to why tipsy grocery store trips are great and how we can be less flaky.
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Every appetizer is under $10 except the chopped raw beef, which is dressed with shallot oil and chile oil and can be spread on flaky, oily scallion bread with a daub of Sichuan-spiced beef fat or a swipe of smoked egg yolk.
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When the acid has done it's job and the gentle heat had time to cook the flesh of the fish every so lightly so as to maintain it's delicate, flaky texture, she pulls it out and keeps it skin-side-up in a separate dish.
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Say the word "Thanksgiving" with the word "desserts," and chances are images of perfectly round pies filled with pumpkin, nuts, and all sorts of fruit come rolling through your mind, each of them featuring a flaky crust packed with lots and lots of butter.
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Amy Booth, the handler and owner of Riese the golden retriever, who won Best of Breed this year, told PEOPLE the product is ideal for dog shows because it holds fur in place without leaving any white, flaky residue behind for the judges to see.
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As I eat more of the tortilla and listen to Gil and Snukal's tortilla philosophies, the pristine, fried, flaky pieces of battered wild Pacific cod that the tortilla is supposed to contain somehow become superfluous in light of this impressive specimen of Mexico's staple food.
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At 90, the man I come to visit every week has a host of complicating ailments: He lives with a colostomy bag; his feet are permanently swollen and flaky with gout; he was given a diagnosis of prostate cancer more than a decade ago.
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At Koko Head Cafe, her popular all-day brunch restaurant in Honolulu, she ferments poi into yogurt, sours it into hollandaise sauce, and bakes the koena, or the outer scrapings off the taro's corm, the plant's fuzzy underground stem, into dense but flaky biscuits.
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A disk of frozen goat's-milk curd, capped with a glossy layer of goat's-milk caramel and garnished with lemon thyme, flaky salt, and popped amaranth, left me resolved to come back and find out what would be on the menu the next day.
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As the Supreme Court has ruled, we can and should ban speech that leads to "imminent lawless action" but when dealing with opinion speech, even flaky and distasteful opinions, we should be very careful not to exceed the limits set down by the highest court.
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There are at least five trillion pieces of these bad boys in the oceans today, ready to be ingested by those oysters that might end up on your plate at happy hour, or dried into the flaky sea salt that graces your seared steak.
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Skin Deep Some of what's new on beauty counters are products that, chances are, you never thought you would actually need: primers that multitask, nail conditioners to use between manicures, and liquid lip colors that last for hours without leaving your lips dry or flaky.
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"People say the French are eating less bread because of gluten-free, because of low-carb," Mr. Rigo said, sitting in a cafe here and dunking a flaky croissant into a hot chocolate made the French way, with melted chocolate diluted by warm milk.
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But it's better off with one, especially one that imports Japanese eel twice a week and grills it until the lightly charred skin is just as appealing as the rich, flaky meat (available as part of a prix-fixe meal costing $55 to $95).
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At Koko Head Cafe, her popular all-day brunch restaurant in Honolulu, she ferments poi into yogurt, sours it into hollandaise sauce and bakes the koena, or the outer scrapings off the taro's corm, the plant's fuzzy underground stem, into dense but flaky biscuits.
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As we consider our flaky lips, flushed cheeks and ashy knees to kick off the New Year, who better than the founder of Sonya Dakar Skin Clinic to drop some knowledge about she keeps her A-list clientele looking her best regardless of the temps outside.
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Zeichner says dandruff happens way more often in the winter because the dry air helps produce flaky skin, but that's not the only culprit: One of the main causes of dandruff is actually a fungus that encourages the scalp to flake like it belongs in a blizzard.
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While this method gets the thumbs-up from dermatologists for those with chronically dry and flaky skin, those who have sensitive skin or eczema may be more likely to develop irritation or allergic reactions to these formulas — particularly to those spiked with essential oils for fragrance.
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Waiting in line gives one the best chance to overhear local gossip: Surfers come first thing for overstuffed black-bean breakfast burritos, followed by later risers looking for macchiatos, flaky pineapple-filled pastries and bagels — all made in a nearby bakery and delivered daily at 7 a.m.
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Flaky and fleshy, and sliced just large enough for chopsticks, it's loads lighter on your stomach than the fried chicken we typically associate with the States: Putting away five or six pieces of karaage feels a little like a wing or two in the American South.
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At MUNCHIES, we're lucky to be just a hop and skip away from Sunday in Brooklyn, one of Williamsburg's favorite new brunch spots, where fat stacks of pancakes are drizzled with hazelnut praline and rich, flaky maple-cheddar biscuits pop fresh from the oven all day.
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It had to be large enough to feed a crowd, with at least some leftovers; make a dent in the bags of apples I cannot stop buying and picking in the fall; and provide the thick, flaky bites of pie crust that small pies rarely deliver.
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Because pasta salad is a make-ahead dish only to a point, some last-minute tinkering — a ruffle of fresh herbs, a drizzle of great olive oil and a dusting of flaky sea salt — is what lifts your pasta salad from the quotidian to the sublime.
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They will happily direct new diners to the laminated menu's best seafood options, such as fried calamari that look like knuckles thanks to the pink-purple flesh that shines through their flaky batter, or an entire fish showered in oregano and broiled until its edges blister.
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There's no English menu, but asking for tonkatsu will get you a set meal with hot tea, miso soup, Japanese pickles, rice, raw shredded cabbage and a tender pork cutlet coated in flaky panko and deep fried à la minute until the crust is perfectly golden brown.
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Recipes: Baked Eggs With Crème Fraîche and Smoked Salmon | Dutch Baby With Bacon and Runny Camembert | Spiced Irish Oatmeal With Cream and Crunchy Sugar | Broiled Grapefruit With Brown Sugar and Flaky Salt Dry, tart handcrafted cider would be a natural accompaniment to this savory Dutch baby.
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And that shiny, flaky, crusty top you love on bakeshop brownies can be achieved by melting the butter and then dissolving in your sugar, which in turn will melt your chocolate chips when you stir them in as long as the butter is HOT but not bubbling.
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It's remarkable, really, how the bread that makes the crust can be both crisp and soft, how the fish can be both firm and flaky, how the mustard powder and copious chopped herbs in the sauce make the dish taste light even when it is hugely substantial.
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The hour-long episode gave us three new patients: April, who has bubbly lipomas in her arms, Genner and his nose boil, and Chris, with a two-for-one of flaky psoriasis plaques covering his entire body and an egg-sized bump on the top of his head.
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Nothing unfortunate happened when I ate pastéis de nata, Portugal's most famous dessert, a small flaky tart filled with custard and baked at a temperature so high the cream blackens and buckles; I ate a few of them daily, even taking a class to learn how to make them.
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The Flavor Experience: Named for its shape, a log, that promotes the ideal ratio of ripe creamline and flaky center, and is just the right form to slice off big slabs, Bucheron is the bloomy-rind goat cheese that taught you to love, perhaps obsess over, this style.
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Apart from the medley, spinach pie with a lot of dill came wrapped in a flaky phyllo dough, a huge tentacle of grilled octopus was a tad beyond the peak of freshness but worth another try, and giant white beans were soft and delicious in a savory tomato sauce.
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The Times Magazine takes a look at galette des rois, above, a flaky, double-crusted French pastry sold in January that's as much a party game as it is a treat: The person whose slice contains a charm (called a fève) is named king or queen for the day.
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Mumbai's reputation for street food par excellence is well deserved, and on Sheikh Memon Street, near the Juma Masjid mosque, I indulged in another treat: a plate of dahi puri (40 rupees), savory chickpeas stuffed into flaky puri shells, drenched in tart yogurt and dusted with spices and herbs.
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Infrared control of TVs and cable boxes and streaming devices like Roku players and the Apple TV is flaky and unreliable, and worse, it's one-directional, so there's no way for a device like Amazon's new Alexa IR Compromise Cube to know if that volume-up command actually worked.
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Categories with seemingly huge potential like wearables and the internet of things have to start clearly demonstrating reasons why you'd add more chips and batteries and software to your life — there's too much other cool stuff to play with to waste time on flaky smart lights and smartwatch notification settings.
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So how did Europe arrive at this crisis of cream, and even more importantly, especially to someone like myself who spends a third of his time in Paris and delights in the flaky, buttery pastries I buy at the Raspail market every Sunday morning, what can we do about it?
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The Good Chic, contemporary design • Great battery life • Incredibly detailed customization features The Bad No lightweight design choice • Watchface isn't complete circle • Flaky iPhone connectivity The Bottom Line Although Android Wear still needs to mature from a tech standpoint, Michael Kors' smartwatches are some of the most stylish we've ever seen.
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His flaky, buttery standard-bearer, which has long been sold plain or with almonds, now comes filled and iced with Nutella (ramping up the classic pain au chocolat) and in a savory Provençal version, with black olives and rosemary, perfect alongside some good yogurt or goat cheese for breakfast or lunch.
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It comes encased (with potatoes standing in for chicken) in crimped puffs of obligingly flaky pastry the size of dolls' fists, and is the essential accessory to hand-stretched and spun roti canai, a layered flatbread that's close to see-through at the center and thick and chewy along the circumference.
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For dinner, bastillas, savory-and-sweet pies of flaky dough, generally made with chicken or pigeon; and, most memorably, tangia, a Marrakeshi specialty like a tagine, but cooked in a different sort of pot (think urn rather than circus tent), and more brothy, flavored with ras el hanout and preserved lemon.
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She had cooked for the church group that sponsored the family's resettlement, and some people in Manhattan had even paid to eat her kabsa (spice-rubbed chicken with scented rice), her expertly stuffed vegetables, and her fatayer, folds of flaky pastry stuffed with ground meat or spiraled around soft cheese.
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It was made of ashino stone, a flaky substance quarried north of Tokyo and the same material he used in one his best-known buildings, the Stone Museum, completed in 2000 in the ski resort destination of Tochigi Prefecture, which houses a museum and showcases an interwoven arrangement of ashino structures.
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Doughnuts and cookies, mesquite-laced or rose-scented, soon share tabletops with frankies, the so-called burritos of old Bombay: the tortilla is replaced with a flaky roti, and the filling, in the toothsome veggie frankie, includes tender button mushrooms, firm black garbanzo beans, and a cumin-spiked yogurt sauce.
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But looking back, I now realize I should have gone searching for Greek restaurants instead — where my family&aposs presence would have been felt in the flaky tiropitakias, the thick pastitsio (a baked pasta dish with layers of macaroni and ground meat topped with béchamel sauce), and the syrupy desserts.
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This lightweight gel makes a bold claim right out of the gate: With five powerful acids and soothing, dryness-defying plant extracts, it promises to reduce breakouts — even the cystic type, thanks to that potent acid complex that cuts through clogged pores — in just one week, without leaving skin flaky or dry.
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Multi-masking is a total game-changer for any skin-care routine, but at this point, the concept is nothing new; we've been putting oil-absorbing clay formulas on our acne-prone T-zones and soothing gels on our dry, flaky cheeks for a while now, and our skin has never been happier.
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Though it may sound like a species of rare Australian crocodilian, according to the retail behemoth, it's a mashup of a croissant and a flour tortilla: a flaky, layered affair that can be wrapped around taco filling, used as a pizza crust, transformed into a dessert, or (probably) worn as a hat.
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At first glance, the plates that arrive at long, communal wooden tables don't look too different from the nasi lemak you'd eat at streetside hawker stalls: the coconut rice comes with a flaky hunk of fried chicken leg, and the standard toppings of crispy anchovies, a fried egg, peanuts, and sambal chili paste.
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And Hirayama (who grew up in Tokyo and San Francisco; went to college in New York, where the couple met; and kept a poster of a Pierre Hermé macaron on the wall of her office when she was a lawyer) does all the baking of breads, chubby loaf cakes, flaky fruit crostatas and those cookies.
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You're wearing tank tops under your sweaters in case you need to shed your otherwise seasonally-appropriate turtleneck, your keyboard is sticky with the hand cream you need to apply 10 times a day, your T-zone is oily and your cheeks flaky, and you have to stash eye drops and an extra pair of contacts in your drawer.
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Screenshot: Cloudflare Screenshot: Cloudflare The tool gives you the ability to see how the network is performing in various parts of the world and where you are seeing issues and as it gathers and display information, it should help correlate performance issues with a flaky network and the impact that could be having on app performance.
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For instance: I've had a therapist tell me, "You can never be too rich or too thin," when I lost weight as a result of gastrointestinal problems; and a co-worker complain, "I know she's sick, but it sometimes feels like she's just using it as an excuse to be flaky," about someone with an incurable disease.
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This is a place where the flaky crab shell pastries of upcountry Anhui find a welcome second home at the mouth of the Delta, gluten and bean curd reward Buddhist vegetarians with ingeniously meaty yet meat-free dishes, and Daokou poached chicken seasoned with a variety of gentle spices has entranced generations of devotees across a swath of provinces.
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We drank a delicious gin and tonic and a refreshing tequila muddled with lime before heading out for dinner, and it was hard not to go overboard with the morning baked goods, all made in-house: perfectly flaky and buttery croissants, blueberry-oat crumb muffins and cakes like the Budapest, a rich gluten-free hazelnut and chocolate confection.
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Over several hours, he turned out a ten-course menu that included charentais-melon soup, aromatic with lemon verbena; Chilean sea bass, dense but flaky, topped with pickled Moroccan eggplants and resting on a bed of the Japanese kind, roasted; and an unsportingly good Wagyu filet, from Washington State, black on the outside and ruby in the center.
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We're never far from an alliterative flourish ("flaky fried fowl fingers") or a stroke of sudden beauty ("I grabbed the knob with both hands, a transparent crystal bulb, a dollop of frozen light") that makes us pause and say, damn, as we realize just how closely the narrator is paying attention to the world around him.
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Earlier this year, BBC host Claudia Winkleman returned as the face of Head and Shoulders in the UK. The hair-care brand, widely known as the go-to treatment plan for targeting dandruff, has undergone something of a glossy makeover with its campaigns recently, yet Winkleman, in various interviews, has been quick to note that she doesn't have a flaky scalp herself.
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OK, hardly a secret, but Apfelstrudel is as important in Austria as apple crumble is in the UK.Soft cooked apples, plump sultanas, and cinnamon are wrapped up in layers of flaky pastry (ideally you want it to be warm), and served with ice cream, freshly whipped cream, or Vanillasoße, which is basically custard and the best option of all three in my books.
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There are recipes, of course; raw chocolate pudding made of avocados, raw cauliflower popcorn with butter flavor made of flaky nutritional yeast, a BLT starring bacon made with seaweed harvested from the Scottish Isle of Iona, but in addition, there are articles about beauty and exercise, a podcast, and a store where fellow Rawtarians can buy apps and "cook" books.
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But because the Right is so ravenous and the Left is so flaky and lame, we're stuck with a man who thinks we can outmuscle foreign opposition by piling up nuclear weapons like he's sending dick picks to employees, with the clear insinuation that if he doesn't get what he wants, all his penises are going to shoot at once.
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Over the last few months, as her ministers walked out on her, a narrative began to emerge of a determined woman remaining at the helm while those actually responsible for triggering Brexit — the flamboyant but flaky ex-Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, the Donald Trump-ally Nigel Farage, the unreliable former-Brexit Secretary David Davis — abandoned ship when the waters got choppy.
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Today the little dining spot is Mr. Daher's one-man show, where on a recent visit he handled both the kitchen and the front of the house while serving a salad of raw green almonds with bright pomegranate seeds and yogurt, as well as sinia — a baked Palestinian casserole of meat and tahini that he upgrades, Acre-style, with a flaky white fish.
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We shopped all morning and bought lots of yarn ($119.74), a hat for my sister, ($46.60), two locally-designed tea towels for my mom and I at Scintilla ($24.80), two beautifully-designed tins of flaky sea salt for mom and I ($29.14), a tall-sized handmade lopapeysa for myself at the Handknitting Association of Iceland, ($213.18), and pair of shot glasses for my sister ($21.47).
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After all, nobody can see how clear your pee is during the 15 bathroom breaks you take during the workday; for best results, hydration requires visual evidence, like the 32 oz Bkr bottle you lug around like it's your firstborn and skin that appears impervious to the dry, flaky areas around the mouth and nose that literally everyone gets at some point between November and March.
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It's a traditional Sri Lankan street food that is most definitely not limited to breakfast time, but hey, we tend to like our eggs before 3 PM. If you're looking at the ingredients list and wondering what the hell tingmo and paratha are, the answer is that they're wonderfully doughy, flaky flatbreads that have a texture somewhere between a tortilla and a croissant when they're warmed.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 23 minutes Ingredients 8 ounces heavy creamseveral gratings of nutmegkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste6 ounces grated fontina cheese1/2 cup coarsely chopped fresh Italian parsley1/4 cup walnuts, roughly chopped2 tablespoons long thin orange and lemon zest1 pound firm sunchokes (Jerusalem artichokes), scrubbed2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oilMaldon or other flaky sea saltPink peppercorns Directions 1.
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