How do you make a hardboiled egg without a stove?!
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Gibson's hardboiled prose was fanatically attentive to design and texture.
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Renaissance poets and hardboiled detective fiction, of French avant-garde playwrights
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For perspective, one hardboiled egg packs about 6 grams of protein.
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Hardboiled egg yolks can be used as a replacement for grated cheese.
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Hardboiled '70s detective stories tend to have style coming out of their ears.
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Breakfast is a pack of instant grits, a hardboiled egg, and a banana.
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Smooch him and the dogs, grab two hardboiled eggs, and hit the road.
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Now I drink a protein shake in the morning and a hardboiled egg.
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A hardboiled egg and some tomato juice, she said, had been her only nourishment.
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I ate at work and had ramen and cabbage for dinner with hardboiled eggs.
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The hardboiled noir feel of Labbé's prose makes the metafictional heavy lifting a pleasure.
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But Gugino knows exactly how to make Jett's kind of pulpy, hardboiled dialogue sing.
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Sour Cream & Bacon Deviled Eggs The hardboiled egg version of a stuffed baked potato. 8.
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It's also a juicy crime thriller that combines a hardboiled detective story with magical realism.
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She's the one who seeks him out, offering a hardboiled egg as a token of friendship.
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Nevertheless some of its scenes of hardboiled violence, and some of the characters, stray into caricature.
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I get mixed greens, beets, chickpeas, olives, mozzarella, and a hardboiled egg with balsamic and olive oil.
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In the meantime, peel and chop the hardboiled eggs before adding to the cooled down mixture. 4.
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There will be balut, a hardboiled fertilized duck egg that's eaten as street food in the Philippines.
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Now, after a detour into fantasy, the author has returned to the hardboiled corners of the genre.
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These are a few of the motifs that crop up in the meticulously animated short film, Hardboiled.
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Their work would eventually translate into its highest-rated narrative, Codename Cygnus, a hardboiled secret agent caper.
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In Woman of the Year, Katharine Hepburn was a hardboiled feminist reporter whose success upstages her husband's.
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I make myself a cheese and veggie sandwich and pack fruits, hardboiled eggs, and chocolate for the day.
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A fellow Refinery29er said she read this hardboiled mystery over the course of a day at the beach.
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With the possible exception of hardboiled detectives in black and white movies, nobody looks cool in a raincoat.
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I also choked on a hardboiled sweet on my sixth birthday and was banned from ever eating one again.
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I basically skip breakfast and then have an early lunch of the butternut squash soup and two hardboiled eggs.
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Meanwhile the latter-day mean streets cultivated characters such as Dave Robicheaux, the hardboiled protagonist of James Lee Burke's mysteries.
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Smith is a hardboiled cop just trying to get through another day on the job; also, there are fairies. Sure.
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It stars a very hardboiled lady detective who's investigating a crime at the magic boarding school where her sister teaches.
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The challenge for the film-makers was to reduce approximately 400 already hardboiled scenes into a few hours of engaging television.
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One of those is Automata, a sci-fi film noir detective story about a hardboiled human sleuth and his robot partner.
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The theatrical release version even included a hardboiled voiceover, added late in the editing process, in order to cement the connection.
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To further support Hardboiled—and bring the perp behind the "eggicides" to justice—visit its social media pages on Instagram and Facebook.
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"The Yards" was also the first collaboration between Gray and Joaquin Phoenix (as the hardboiled man who leads Leo into the underworld).
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Conde was the protagonist of Padura's old hardboiled works: Pasado perfecto (1991), Vientos de cuaresma (1994), Máscaras (1997), and Paisaje de otoño (1998).
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Featuring a touching Bill Pullman as the hardboiled (but soft-hearted) detective holding the two seasons together, The Sinner is well worth watching.
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I eat a hardboiled egg, baby carrots, celery with peanut butter, and two crumpets with butter and Trader Joe's Everything But the Bagel Seasoning.
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Getting away from the straight-up hardboiled narrative style is good, but the setting is more than rich enough to work with less exposition.
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And if you're not in the mood to create a hardboiled masterpiece of your own, you can apparently buy Egg Sheeran pieces on Etsy.
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I make a bagel with cream cheese and two hardboiled eggs for breakfast, and a peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwich with snacks for lunch.
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It has more to do with hardboiled detective stories than the grand space battles or alien horrors that typically define big-budget sci-fi.
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Not until he settled in Europe, in his forties, did he achieve stability, writing the hardboiled detective novels for which he is chiefly remembered.
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While it's only a teaser, everything about the mysterious mood and hardboiled dystopian feel of the first film has been perfectly, uh, replicated here.
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The news about newspapers is pretty bleak these days, so what better time to revisit the hardboiled, ink-stained, pre-clickbait era of yore?
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Consistently aiming to make any traditional notion of "hardboiled" look tame, writer Jason Aaron and artist R. M. Guéra concocted this indelible crime series.
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Lunch ends up being a somewhat random medley of sautéed mushrooms, a hardboiled egg, half a sweet potato, and a spoonful of macadamia nut butter.
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At HardBoiled, NewEgg's business blog, the company notes that a power station explosion in China caused problems for a Samsung factory that produces flash memory.
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If you're creating the atmosphere of a hardboiled noir, that world is different from a lyrical, delicate, mannered prose, which is different from experimental prose.
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If Camus's prose, influenced by hardboiled American detective novels, is as cool and polished as the barrel of a gun, then Daoud's is raw, jagged, confessional.
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Trundling along on the drone of Ramsay's pseudo-hardboiled voice-over, "The Whole Truth" plays like an especially claustrophobic courtroom procedural, drably photographed and generically framed.
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The specific tropes it's associated with — like city streets inspired by Tokyo and Hong Kong, omnipresent advertising, and hardboiled mystery plots — emerged from these larger philosophical underpinnings.
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Drive, a gruesome LA crime thriller from filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn, gifted Gosling another plum role: a hardboiled, inscrutable antihero in the vein of peak Steve McQueen.
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SyFy has also apparently commissioned a script for a series based on Morrison's hardboiled graphic novel Happy, which could be directed by Taylor if it's picked up.
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What follows is the story of a hardboiled writer who thinks he has no illusions about love, and a pretty girl who just wants to be happy.
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"For breakfast today, we were given two hardboiled eggs, a bowl of fruit with yogurt and granola drizzled on top, a muffin and a croissant," Fehrenbacher said.
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Simpang Asia: A spot for straightforward Indonesian favorites like chicken sate, gado-gado (an OG of tempeh, vegetables, a hardboiled egg, and peanut sauce), and spicy laksa soup.
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Starring Keanu Reeves as a hardboiled detective in a kind of purgatory, the movie makes use of Weisz as a psychic who helps the hero save the world.
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Jeri helps get Jessica cleared of the murder charges and, although our hardboiled heroine is reluctant to return to the PI game, she's inundated with calls from prospective clients.
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I'm talking about the boxes with fizzy tablets of food coloring and that hexagon-shaped egg dropper that always seemed to buckle under the weight of a hardboiled egg.
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While the Daily Dot's list includes several well-known pundits, many of the criticisms were lobbed by cold, anonymous hardboiled egg avatars on Twitter: true masters of human emotion.
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For snacks, she recommends a hardboiled egg with some hummus, a grapefruit or some almonds portioned out into Ziploc bags "so you don't lose track and suddenly eat 2,000 calories."
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As a shaken Deckard gets ahold of himself, he remarks that the real Rachael had green eyes, and walks away like the hardboiled, couldn't-care-less detective he once was.
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Each scenario has a different flavor — Kano's is a hardboiled cop thriller, Tama's is slapstick comedy, Osawa's is psychological horror — and Kajiya Productions, the localization team, nailed the voice of each.
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And what clerk could compare to the Automatic Chicken, which clucked and dispensed (from its rear end) either an actual hardboiled egg, or an egg-shaped tin with candy or treats?
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On this Sunday's episode of HBO's Euphoria, Rue, in a send-up of noir films, imagines herself as a hardboiled detective trying to crack a case that doesn't quite add up.
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Along with hardboiled conservative "realists" and the anti-war left, he imagines America can shed the burdens of upholding peace and stability in the world without risk to our own security.
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It's heavily influenced by hardboiled film noirs — so there are shadows and dark corners everywhere — but it's also fond of the bright pink pop of neon, which occasionally illuminates the darkness.
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She would literally say things like "what if you eat a hardboiled egg" and "put calamine lotion on the zit" when I tried to discuss my eating disorder and body dysmorphia.
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Antoinette Conway, the wonderfully prickly and hardboiled cop who narrates The Trespasser, has the power of the state behind her, but that power makes her unlikable to many of her male colleagues.
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This sometimes surreal, always grungy hardboiled detective story pulls from palettes I've only seen in much tinier independent games or else from the world beyond games: Stark, yet hopeful conversations about addiction.
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Written in the snappy style of a hardboiled detective novel, Mr Server's 500-page tome functions as an in-depth history of the growth, development and eventual decline of organised crime in America.
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I'm all for anything fantasy and sci-fi, so this sounds great, especially since it brings together Valerian star Delevingne and a genuine former elf in what sounds like a hardboiled detective story.
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I make a hardboiled egg salad for me and an egg muffin sandwich for S. B. taught us how to make homemade butter, so S. promptly tries it out, and magically, it works!
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Jenkins, who is black, tracks white supremacists to film and "dox" them — Spencer introduces him with a weirdly theatrical description of "Daryle the Barrel," like a hardboiled detective talking about a mob boss.
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A shelled, halved, and stuffed hardboiled egg usually served up as appetizers, these springtime bites have tended to carry the reputation of being mayonnaise-heavy — but it really doesn't have to be so!
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In another movie based on a best-selling chick-lit novel, The Devil Wears Prada, Andy Sachs (Anne Hathaway) is a would-be hardboiled journalist, a Rory Gilmore–esque nerd from a small town.
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Following a (brutal) swim workout, I ate three hardboiled eggs, two pieces of toast drowned in olive oil, plus my trusty protein shake (same as yesterday, just added in some raw cocoa powder this time!).
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To restore karmic justice to the city, a pair of hardboiled detectives must learn to work as a team and arrest the perp (you) while never fully acknowledging the not-insignificant sexual tension between them.
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Considering the fact that most people don't want to offend their cubicle mates by whipping out a Tupperware container full of hardboiled eggs at breakfast, protein bars are seen as a solid and convenient meal replacement.
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Descended from Kafka by way of Camus and Beckett, these books are existential parables about the absurdity of the writer's life, calling attention to their own artificiality and grafted onto the apparatus of hardboiled detective fiction.
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Robert Stack, tense and square-jawed, plays another hardboiled American, who gets beaten up for competing with the ring but ends up joining it—and finding more profit in informing on it than in participating in it.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Before she even appears in the 21950 film noir classic Laura, Laura Hunt is an obsession for the hardboiled police detective, who is mesmerized with the supposedly dead woman through her portrait.
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But Jones works so well as a character thanks largely to the performance of Krysten Ritter, who was previously better known for her comic work (Breaking Bad notwithstanding) and who brought a needed levity to the hardboiled atmosphere of the show.
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A young woman named Jessica (voiced by Mae Whitman) writes letters of reminiscence to her late mother Angelica (Geena Davis), a film star whose many roles — as an astronaut, hardboiled character, fantasy hero, and more — helped define the pair's relationship.
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Right up until Raiders of the Lost Ark, John Huston's tale of a missionary (Katharine Hepburn) and a hardboiled steamboat captain (Humphrey Bogart) braving the East African wild was arguably the greatest action-adventure film the Western world had ever produced.
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Hydration 3-4 glasses of water a day Breakfast Slice of Ezekiel sprouted grain toast with ¼ of an avocado, mashed with lemon, salt and a pinch of chili flakes 13 hardboiled egg Cup of coffee with whole milk and 1 tsp.
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The cynical, fatalistic hardboiled detective novel and film noir of the nineteen-forties and fifties—popular genres that Auster has often invoked—murmured of the suppressed memory of the war's horrors, the trauma and doubt scrubbed out of American triumphalism.
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He would hold forth — without notes, sometimes for hours on end — spouting hardboiled wisdom and aggressive optimism, fashioning an otherwise mundane lecture into a true performance — Frank Sinatra meets Tony Robbins by way of Richard Roma, the uber salesman in Glengarry Glen Ross.
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It's a murder mystery set in the seedy underbelly of a neon-soaked metropolis — only one of the hardboiled detectives is an absolutely adorable little fuzzball, and the persons of interest are as likely to be Pokémon as they are actual people.
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It's a continuation of Veronica Mars, the cult favorite TV show about a teenage girl who moonlights as a hardboiled private investigator, which ran from 2004 to 2007 on UPN and the CW, and then got a fan-funded movie revival in 2014.
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These stories, which were packaged as "very special episodes," were regularly treated as big cultural events—maybe because they stood in striking contrast to the way sexual violence was portrayed on crime shows and soaps, which tended to be hardboiled or lurid.
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Citing Robert Lebel's 1968 essay "Last Evening with Marcel Duchamp" published by the Association pour l'Étude de Marcel Duchamp in 2006 in Étant donné Marcel Duchamp n°7, Shambroom's fine-tuned prose is reliable while also recalling the tone of hardboiled noire.
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His Hong Kong, for example, is not that of John Woo (who pioneered the gritty, hardboiled aesthetic of action movies much imitated by Quentin Tarantino) or Wong Kar Wai (all sharp angles and reflections and harsh light, where even the raindrops are lambent with neon).
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When we booked our free IHG nights, we'd opt for Holiday Inn Express properties, as these include free breakfast, where we'd load up on our first breakfast of the day and grab things like yogurt, bagels, and hardboiled eggs to eat somewhere along the road.
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Though not all of the month's spoils measured up, there was still plenty to like, including a wildly enjoyable "horror" comedy, a hardboiled crime drama, and even a sketch comedy series that I — a notorious non-fan of sketch comedy — liked more than I didn't.
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The film is modeled directly on hardboiled detective stories by authors like Dashiell Hammett and others, and it boasts many of the same plot elements — the lovelorn detective, the femme fatale, the seedy underbelly of an apparently respectable society (in this case, an affluent high school).
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The country's top legislative body has seen numerous and — let's go with colorful — scuffles over the years, from politicians pelting each other with hardboiled eggs in 2004 to a DPP deputy snatching a written proposal of a bill and shoving it into her mouth in 2006.
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The protagonist at first finds a hardboiled thrill in pulling off her heists, but is eventually forced to confront the familial trauma that is said to drive her: it turns out that her mother fell into prostitution, became pregnant, and killed the baby to avoid shame.
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A tricky, self-aware film noir that openly flaunts its love of classic hardboiled detective clichés, Brick sees Joseph Gordon-Levitt going on a quest to solve the mysterious death of his ex-girlfriend while femme fatale Nora Zehetner leads him through a labyrinthine ring of teen drug peddlers.
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Even though I planned to eat the same lunch as the rest of the week (hardboiled egg sandwich, blackberries, and Stacy's pita chips), one of my co-workers asks if I want Thai and I can't resist, especially since I had planned to get take out the next day anyway.
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Here's her pinakbet, vegetables stewed in fermented shrimp paste; her embutido, an egg-filled meatloaf; her pancit palabok, rice noodles tossed with a thick chicken gravy and topped with hardboiled eggs and poached shrimp; and good Lord, her empanadas, the ground-beef filling amped up with oyster sauce and sweetened with raisins.
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An alternate universe take on Luke Cage that feels as if it informs the TV show, Noir sees screenwriter Mike Benson and artist Shawn Martinbrough strip away the Marvel Universe tropes and tell a hardboiled crime story about one good man in Harlem, who just happens might be bulletproof, trying to do the right thing.
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An alternate universe take on Luke Cage that feels as if it informs the TV show, Noir sees screenwriter Mike Benson and artist Shawn Martinbrough strip away the Marvel Universe tropes and tell a hardboiled crime story about one good man in Harlem, who just happens might be bulletproof, trying to do the right thing.
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Detective Pikachu looks like it takes some cues from hardboiled detective noir to tell the story of a young man named Tim (Justice Smith) who teams up with Pikachu (voiced by Ryan Reynolds), who ... is a detective ... to solve the mystery of Tim's father's disappearance and uncover a threat to the wider world of Pokémon.
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In these books, one finds a writer so enthralled with his subject, be it detective fiction (Hardboiled America: Lurid Paperbacks and the Masters of Noir, 1981), low-budget exploitation cinema (Castaways of the Image Planet, 2002), or heavy-rotation pop music (Sonata for Jukebox, 2011), that his writing becomes a means of turning reception into a scene of primary creation.
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