The company's sunflower kernels -- the meat of the sunflower seed -- are sold under the brands Planters Sunflower Kernels and Dakota's Best Biggy'z Roasted and Salted Kernels.
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Father and son plucked dried corn kernels from their brown sheathing, tossing unusable white kernels to a starving pig that survived the storm.
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And for the sake of inclusivity, I imagine Kellogg&aposs would affirm vegetables that identify as corn kernels or corn kernels that might be yellow but identify as brown.
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Panning kernels of our history — native, sweet, and resilient!
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It's made with a special variety of corn that yields mini kernels, which also happen to be much more delicate, so you don't have to worry about kernels stuck in your teeth.
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When kernels begin to pop, uncover the pot very slightly.
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Random popcorn kernels start to pop in front of him.
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If corn like that isn't available, use cooked kernels instead.
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Both candidates' critiques of the economy contain kernels of truth.
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Bloody Butcher corn is burgundy, kernels crammed against the glass.
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As the kernels fall off, they all collect into the pan.
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When cool enough to handle, cut kernels off cobs; discard cobs.
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Stand back and watch the flaps unfold as the kernels burst.
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When it's cool enough to handle, cut kernels off cobs. 2.
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Spread kernels evenly on bottom of pot, and cover with lid.
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First, a row of kernels is removed to make some room.
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It can go after apricot kernels advertised as a cancer cure.
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That determines the number of kernels on each ear of corn.
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Popcorn poppers should have clear instructions and heat kernels relatively fast.
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They're like popcorn kernels in the pan — some pop, some don't.
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With a sharp knife, slice the corn kernels off the cob.
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It is a controversial food, but it exists, in discrete, caloric kernels.
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"Love Kernels" is in many ways our "West Covina" song this season.
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No illnesses have been reported linked to the potentially contaminated sunflower kernels.
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Cook, shaking constantly, until kernels stop popping, 2 to 3 minutes. 3.
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Make the corn purée: Remove the kernels from the cobs of corn.
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I was stress-eating candy bars like they were kernels of popcorn.
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For instance, "Everything Herbs" was advertising apricot kernels, which contain deadly cyanide.
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Rockin' Roasted Corn Guac Serves 8 1 cup frozen sweet corn kernels
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Transfer the corn to a cutting board and cut off the kernels. 3.
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Last week, sunflower kernels and some frozen foods were recalled due to listeria.
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It's worth mentioning that sometimes a few rogue kernels escape out the top.
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"Oh s—," he exclaims as the kernels predictably fly out of the pot.
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Nature's Eats is also recalling its Natural Pistachio Kernels, for possible salmonella contamination.
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Eating it is messy and may result in kernels wedged uncomfortably between teeth.
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Its ratio of popped to unpopped kernels is at least 20 to 1.
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All you have is a container of popcorn kernels, and your flat iron.
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Stir in the corn kernels and divide the custard evenly among the ramekins.
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In one part of the study, participants were given ten kernels of popcorn.
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No matter which fat you use, these shiny kernels hold their seasonings well.
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Like most propaganda, the ideas promoted by the Guptas contained kernels of truth.
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The twice-cooked heirloom kernels were plump, meaty and had a discernible pop.
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I started my recipe from scratch, with jumbo dried white kernels of hominy.
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To serve, divide the remaining corn kernels and the lobster meat between bowls.
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Corn kernels stir-fried with pine nuts are strangely easy to get along with.
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The anthology spends its 10-episode first season dropping little kernels of her identity.
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Simply pour the kernels into the machine and switch it on with one touch.
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There are probably kernels and grains across those things, just explained with different metaphors.
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Other noteworthy actions included recalls for SunOpta sunflower kernels and Tommee Tippee bottle warmers.
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Below, we've rounded up a few of her best kernels of cruelty-free wisdom.
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Some of these news items will contain kernels of truth, but many will not.
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In other words, they respect corn kernels of all colors and socio-economic backgrounds.
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Run the corn kernels through a juicer, taking care not to strain the liquid.
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Cut the kernels off the corn and add to the bowl with the potatoes.
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A vintage popcorn maker sat behind the clerk, featuring golden kernels exploding on-site.
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It's as if tiny kernels of faith were planted in both of us then — kernels that would blossom over the ensuing five-and-a-half years, symbols of the inherent possibility that can come when you embrace all the uncertainty of life.
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It will just pass through the body like kernels of corn after a summertime lunch.
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No illnesses have been linked to the potentially contaminated sunflower kernels, according to the company.
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The kernels were produced at the company's Crookston, Minnesota, plant between February 1 -19, 2016.
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You simply add plain popcorn kernels to the silicone cup, and fold in the top.
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The artwork included cartoon characters shaped like corn kernels frolicking about in a shopping mall.
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Add the corn kernels and wine and cook until the wine is reduced, 3 minutes.
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From unique pouch design to flavor profiles, Iota's kernels are certainly not a basic batch.
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By the end, she was up to 40 apricot kernels a day, her aunt said.
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Yet, in addition to the parasitic worms, doctors found kernels of corn in his stomach.
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While this stereotype has "kernels of truth," Howe said, the criticism paints a distorted picture.
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A security flaw in Intel processors has led to a redesign of Linux and Windows kernels.
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In the United States and Europe, cashew kernels compete with other nuts, like almonds and pistachios.
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All they have to do is load it up with their choice of kernels and microwave.
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Or you could mix in toasted pecans, or even a cup or two of corn kernels.
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The ROM versions used were severely outdated and vulnerable to public exploits, as were their kernels.
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The report had been generally debunked, but as the team looked closer, kernels of truth emerged.
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And if you look at all three of those kernels, they spell out N-U-T.
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That aside, the recent news hit has a few kernels of good news for impacted straphangers.
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Science is "designed to get rid of the husks and find the kernels," he told me.
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This popcorn maker is great for movie nights (and it's fun to watch the kernels pop!).
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At the same time, that show is funny because there's important kernels of truth in it.
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John went to the kitchen and got the jar of popcorn kernels down from the cupboard.
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Make the pudding: Shuck the corn and slice off the kernels; you should have about 2 cups.
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In a little over two minutes, you'll have 10 cups of fluffy popcorn—with no burnt kernels!
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The company had stopped production of their roasted sunflower kernels at that facility but started again Wednesday.
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If the field was advanced enough, they counted kernels and spikelets on a few randomly selected heads.
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The internet is full of accounts written by people who claim apricot kernels have saved their lives.
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Cut the corn off the cob and toss the kernels in a bowl with some salt. 4.
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Sure, fresh corn is a distant memory at this point, but frozen kernels are just as sweet.
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There is popcorn everywhere in this room—on tables, spilled on the floor, kernels clinging to beards.
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Eating it is an animal business, all hands and teeth, mowing down the kernels row by row.
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Sports ____ Beyond butter and salt, oil — and lots of it — makes for the most impeccably crunchy kernels.
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The farmers also sell the kernels to J-Palm, which produces palm kernel oil at its factory.
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But the kernels, which are encased within the fruit's incredibly strong nut, couldn't be digested by the goats.
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Place the kernels in a blender with the milk and puree until very smooth, at least 30 seconds.
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I yelled at the microwave to stop from across the room, when I realized the kernels quit popping.
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Words like zabiha or halal seem so pristinely sacred, like eternal kernels of wisdom passed from our ancestors.
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" She adds: "Plus, the chewy, which the kernels get stuck in – and then it's just fun for hours.
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The diner is left with kernels fully in tact and ready to be enjoyed straight from the cob.
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The mature kernels were analysed for levels of antioxidants, sugars, amino acids, proteins, fatty acids, minerals and fibre.
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Omnipresent propaganda based in kernels of truth married to efficient and ruthless security services can be very effective.
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The powdered stuff coats the kernels much more effectively, especially if you put some butter on there first.
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A 28-month-old girl died because of high cyanide levels in her blood after eating 10 kernels.
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Getting it off the cob, if you so desire, easily results in nicked knuckles or kernels left behind.
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They feast on the swarms of rats that are attracted to plantations by the energy-packed palm kernels.
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The kernels are dried, tossed with oil, then toasted in a hot skillet until they're browned and crunchy.
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And even in Sticks & Stones, which is better than the last two specials, there are kernels of funniness.
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The head is the part of the wheat plant that houses the kernels, where the grain is produced.
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This benefits Fufeng as the cost of corn kernels account for 58% of its production cost of MSG.
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And it's worth acknowledging there are often kernels of anecdotal or statistical truth for nearly every ethnic stereotype.
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The C languages power everything from operating system kernels and browsers, to game engines, programming language compilers, and interpreters.
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But amidst all the Hollywood hoopla, sometimes we are blessed with kernels of earnest inspiration from impassioned acceptance speeches.
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The community has 3 million users and there are currently 200,000 Kernels available to explore in the public repository.
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Investigations are underway to identify the source of the listeria contamination for both the vegetables and the sunflower kernels.
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Then I boil corn, cut off the kernels, and add them to the salsa with a squeeze of lime.
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For your thumb to cover a whole row of kernels, the corn cob must be cut into manageable cylinders.
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These homegrown, non-GMO, sun-popped kernels seasoned with savory nutritional yeast blow all other bags of pop away.
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Several spout-pouches of funky-flavored, roasted sunflower kernels from a California-based company by the name of Iota.
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But picking popcorn kernels out of his teeth with his fingernail is the closest he's ever come to flossing.
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Just pour in the kernels, stick the bowl in the microwave, and pop the corn sans a paper bag.
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If candy corn kernels sold were lined up end to end, it would wrap around the earth 4.25 times.
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However, a few of them have kernels of truth, or were proven true in ways people didn't initially expect.
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Before I did the show, I asked friends who had competed in the past for some kernels of wisdom.
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That's where we are now: drowning in a sea of puffed corn kernels and empty calories, appropriating the appropriators.
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There are a few other small dishes, including a likable steamed bun filled with pork belly and corn kernels.
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Outside, Mr. Szin put out the bears' daily allotment of food in accordance with hunting rules: kernels of corn.
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A Good Appetite Beyond butter and salt, oil — and lots of it — makes for the most impeccably crunchy kernels.
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The ship, which was flying the flag of Sierra Leone, arrived on February 27 and was unloading palm kernels.
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So, how does one go about finding those kernels of Ophelia and Gertrude's personalities within Hamlet's mansplain-y whining?
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Since 2001 it has levied an export tax of 18-22% for raw nuts, and zero for processed kernels.
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The cell-like "kernels," each about the size of Texas, carry heat from inside the sun to the outside.
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The popping kernels reminded me of the St. Louis Cathedral bells, and I felt transported back to New Orleans.
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In one study, individuals ate bread made out of barley kernels for three days at breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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Farm tractors covered in animal skins pulled carts filled with children throwing corn kernels and candy to the crowds.
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The Corn Stripper easily removes all the corn kernels from the cob so you'll no longer have this problem.
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And then there's "Love Kernels," Rebecca's pop ballad dedicated to wringing every ounce of affection she can from Josh.
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Many people believe that apricot kernels — the soft, almond-like seeds found inside apricot pits — can fight or prevent cancer.
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More specifically, data scientists can build a model in a Kaggle Jupyter Notebook, known as Kaggle Kernels in the community.
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" - @wakeupbishop "I hope that every time you try to make microwave popcorn, 80% or more of your kernels don't pop.
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Brady Corbet's film promises great things, and there are kernels of ambitious, fascinating ideas throughout, but they don't pay off.
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Shaking the bowl will cause the hard kernels to sink to the bottom, leaving the fluffy white goodness on top.
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You can stop in and ask for a tour, try a few kernels, and buy a fresh bag to go.
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In the end, the ears were actually smaller, and had fewer fully developed kernels than the ears without the mutation.
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The researchers found that adults should limit themselves to three small kernels a day, and toddlers to one small kernel.
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Examining the wheat later that night, the rabbi found signs of sprouting (indicating chametz) in a handful of the kernels.
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Use a knife to cut the kernels off of the corn and place in a bowl with the lobster meat.
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And every time, I'm disappointed by how the kernels, or noyaux, taste: bland and bitter, sometimes a little bit sweet.
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Then you eat the kernels from the cob as if you were gnawing the meat off a baby back rib.
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I make us popcorn from kernels on the stove top ($3) and we snack on it while playing The Room ($.
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India, the biggest consumer and processor in the world, raised its import duty on processed kernels to 70% this year.
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Every meal begins with maiz chulpe, toasted dried corn kernels like inverted popcorn, crackly shells with the puff waiting inside.
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Though the kernels weren't counted, the end results showed popularity among outsider candidates like Trump, Carly Fiorina, and Ben Carson, according
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What's more, because Kaggle is a public community of data scientists, you can share Kernels should you choose to do so.
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While it does lose its color in the popping process, there's no denying these colorful kernels are out of this world.
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They would "pop" it on top of heated stones or by placing the kernels into the hot embers of a fire.
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It seemed even stranger when month-old emails turned up suggesting that the patch would be applied to old kernels retroactively.
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This, however, felt like Disney was spitting in my popcorn for 21 minutes, leaving me with a bag of soggy kernels.
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She has a strategy to counter Trump's own ability to twist kernels of the Democratic Party's guilty conscience into offensive attacks.
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If you've never heard that apricot kernels kill and prevent cancer, that's because the government doesn't want you to, proponents say.
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From 2000 to 803, there were reports of 260 children poisoned by kernels in Turkey, where they are a common snack.
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She has a strategy to counter Trump's own ability to twist kernels of the Democratic Party's guilty conscience into offensive attacks.
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"If a person eats 6-12 apricot kernels per day, they will never have to worry about cancer," one site says.
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He refused any medical treatment and he says he only treated himself with the kernels, eating up to 40 a day.
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Salt-bomb corn kernels from two Andean varieties—big, soft, white choclo and small, crunchy, yellow cancha —brilliantly cut the acidity.
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With 9 billion pieces produced each year, that's over a billion more candy corn kernels than there are people on Earth.
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He felt for the unpopped kernels on the bottom of the bowl, rolled them around his mouth to suck the salt.
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SkinnyPop's parent Amplify went public in 2015 after the brand quickly caught on with snackers attracted to its sunflower coated kernels.
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This one has creamed corn, corn starch, corn flour, cornmeal, and corn kernels all baked into one block of corny goodness.
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So Jackson's tweet, even if it seemed to contain kernels of truth, inspired countless jokes, insults, serious rebuttals and news stories.
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The two men lost siblings and parents, and were forced to work, having eaten as little as 18 kernels of corn.
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Her snow-white kernels were impeccably crunchy, glistening with fat and seasoned with just enough salt to stick to my fingers.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The kernels are as dark as brass, with hard shells and glossy vellum skins.
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They added hours to the initial soaking period, letting the corn puff up with more water, drawing out the kernels' flavor.
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Trae wasn't the only victim Friday ... fellow rookie Omari Spellman had his (far less expensive) whip filled with the kernels too!!
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Add the corn kernels and cook until they start to get a nice dark brown char on them, 5 to 7 minutes.
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Jars filled with corn kernels show peoples support for various presidential candidates at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Aug. 29.
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The center of the pan holds the ear in place as you slice, and the ring catches the kernels as they fall.
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I buy lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, eggs, bread, beetroot, canned corn kernels, garbanzo beans, salmon, vanilla Skyr, kombucha, and two hummus/cracker packs.
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Were it a completely still picture, maybe I would have looked back down at my popcorn, searching for a few more kernels.
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A mind in need of answers seeks them out in small kernels that it can repeat, build upon, and constitute itself around.
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THE TRIUMPH OF SEEDS: How Grains, Nuts, Kernels, Pulses and Pips Conquered the Plant Kingdom and Shaped Human History, by Thor Hanson.
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"This is our life," Mr. Figueroa said on a recent morning as he tossed dried corn kernels into the birds' feeding dishes.
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It's totally normal to find pieces of corn kernels, for example, which have indigestible bits made of a plant fiber called cellulose.
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" In Time magazine, the reviewer R. Z. Sheppard wrote, "Toffler's redundant delivery and overheated prose turned kernels of truth into puffed generalities.
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It is just that Trump (like other race and class warriors) takes these kernels of truth and grows them into a lie.
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The Lekue Microwave Popcorn Popper takes up very little space and produces small batches of popcorn with minimal unpopped kernels or mess.
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SkinnyPop's parent Amplify went public in 2015 after the brand quickly caught on with with snackers attracted to its sunflower coated kernels.
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Most of the major conspiracy theories circulating about big tech are demonstrably false, but a few of them have kernels of truth.
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If I'm making apricot jam, I'll slip the kernels into a jelly bag and steep them in the pot of bubbling fruit.
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When she started developing her recipe, she eyeballed it, aiming to cover the surface of her Dutch oven before adding the kernels.
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Is this another indicator of a deeply divided country, or are there common kernels among this apparently vastly different group of leaders?
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After the meal, we stop at Trader Joe's to grab popcorn kernels and a brookie (brownie/cookie hybrid that I highly recommend).
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Lower the heat to maintain a simmer and cook, covered, until rice is tender and the kernels pop open, about 45 minutes.
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The kernels come in both butter and sea salt and white cheddar flavors, and pack more crunch and flavor than regular popcorn.
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If you continue to stack the little kernels up in a circle, it can start to look like an actual cob of corn.
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That means there are stretches, sometimes many minutes long, in which the only thing on stage is a man sweeping up popcorn kernels.
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All you have to do is toss kernels (we recommend Tiny But Mighty's heirloom ones) into the heat-resistant (and BPA-free) bowl.
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Swirl it into an ice cream base, sprinkle kernels atop piles of whipped cream and fold them into ribbons of gooey butterscotch sauce.
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Add corn kernels and bacon, reduce heat to medium low, and cook, stirring often, to allow flavors to meld, 4 to 5 minutes.
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So far no one has reported getting sick from sunflower kernels, but SunOpta is recalling the product out of an abundance of caution.
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Fuchsia has been created from the Google-built Zircon microkernel, and not the typical Linux kernels that hold Android and Chrome OS together.
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The picture shows some grape tomatoes, corn kernels, an unidentified yellow substance, and what could be cilantro wrapped in rice paper or daikon.
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We have a tub of loose kernels, so I put them on the stove in a covered pan and hope for the best.
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Fuchsia's kernel, dubbed Zircon, takes a microkernel approach that's very different than the larger monolithic Linux kernels that power Google's other operating systems.
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They question whether people have really gotten sick or died from apricot kernels — and if they did, they probably took way too much.
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The peanut quality and handling requirements would "increase the allowance for damaged kernels" by 40 percent, according to the USDA's Peanut Standards Board.
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Popcorn with a mountain of bud added straight into the pot with the kernels, and then tossed in heavily-medicated butter is better.
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We're in a whole store remodel program right now and we've incorporated a number of those kernels of insight from the millennial interns.
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High-quality popcorn makers produce delicious popcorn within minutes, have a high yield with few unpopped kernels, and are easy to clean up.
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Young people are reading in new ways; they want covers they can Instagram and bite-size kernels of wisdom they can tweet out.
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Nina Katchadourian's photographs seem to show real space rocks, but their title, "Popcorn Asteroids," gives them away: They're enlarged images of popped kernels.
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Cut the cobs in half and place in a medium saucepan with the kernels, milk, cream and 3403/3 cup of the sugar.
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He had folded in a purée of huitlacoche, the rich, earthy fungus that grows in corn, as well as some fresh yellow kernels.
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In place of starchy hominy, I used fresh corn, both kernels to mix into the broth and rounds to pick up and gnaw.
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Whatever you choose will be outfitted with plantain chips, a few chunks of sweet potato and cancha, salty kernels of toasted Peruvian corn.
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When he was just 3, he used half of a broomstick to hit kernels of corn tossed by his father in the backyard.
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His stepmother beat him, and when he wet his bed she forced him to kneel on a concrete floor covered with corn kernels.
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He liked to make popcorn the old-fashioned way, in a big steel pot with a long metal arm that stirred the kernels.
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As the kernels began to pop, he brought his ear to the lid of the pot, closer to the heat and the noise.
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They take advantage of upward-moving air underneath tropical cumulus clouds — the clouds that often look like popping popcorn kernels in the sky.
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Wayan's rendition of the street snack bakwan jagung is a golden agglomeration of corn kernels and shallots fried into a flat, crunchy disc.
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The following day, Percy Spencer brought in corn kernels, popped them with his new invention, and shared some popcorn with the entire office.
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As for the 67-year-old man, he was informed that the kernels were making him sick, but he decided to continue taking them.
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Slicing from the top down onto a flat cutting board yields rogue kernels all over your kitchen counter, which are a pain to collect.
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Early farmers would examine their plants and save the seeds of those that were larger or tastier, or whose kernels were easier to grind.
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Kernels in operating systems have complete control over the entire system, and connect applications to the processor, memory, and other hardware inside a computer.
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The starchy interior of sweetcorn kernels is easily digested but the cellulose husk is impossible to break down and passes through the body untouched.
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Regardless of how you feel about those waxy, triangular kernels of sugar, without fail, they pop up on all over the place in October.
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While the acquisition is probably more about Kaggle's community than technology, Kaggle did build some interesting tools for hosting its competition and "kernels," too.
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Each shelf is groaning behind him under the weight of jars filled with different coloured powders and kernels, labelled in both Arabic and English.
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Samp is dried corn kernels, a staple in South Africa where more than 20 percent of the population lives below the food poverty line.
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Since Australia and New Zealand outright blocked the sale of raw kernels in late 2015, retailers have been fined for continuing to sell them.
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They're stuffed in there like kernels on a corncob, and likely each have a little spring that sends them out at a set velocity.
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A Good Appetite At the beginning of corn season, chomping the kernels straight off the cob is really the only acceptable way to go.
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This vegan corn pudding has creamed corn, corn starch, corn flour, cornmeal, and corn kernels all baked into one block of extremely corny goodness.
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Mental Floss reported that if candy corn kernels sold during Halloween were laid out end to end, they would circle the earth 4.25 times.
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Perfect for movie nights with friends, this popcorn maker turns as much as 6 quarts of popcorn kernels into snacks for a night in.
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The highlight of the taco dish was a corn pudding that was smooth and just sweet enough, with corn kernels that weren't too mushy.
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These kernels aren't from Mueller's office: We've seen time and again (and again) that his office is one of Washington's few leak-free zones.
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Coaching For Leaders by Dave Stachowiak"Dave Stachowiak is a master at interviewing business leaders and getting to their kernels of truth," said Miller.
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A meal begins with a fistful of maiz chulpe, dried corn kernels toasted into burnished teardrops that crack and are almost all air within.
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A meal begins with a fistful of maiz chulpe, dried corn kernels toasted into burnished teardrops that crack and are almost all air within.
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The presidential campaign was on everyone's mind; attendees voted in a straw poll by dropping corn kernels in Mason jars with photos of the candidates.
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You either timed it too long and wound up making everything smokey, or you have too many unpopped kernels because you timed it too short.
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Which, in turn, means that orthodox science probably loses out on some new ideas: the edge cases, the kernels of truth in the nut bin.
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What was really significant though was the soldier had uncooked kernels of corn in his digestive tract, which meant that he was scrounging for food.
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The kernels become corn through a mass popping process where, according to the BjornQorn site, they use "enormous mirrored reflectors to collect the sun's rays".
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Instead of cooking the cheap, broken rice kernels usually reserved for bubur, Locavore uses high-grade, organic, sustainably farmed rice from central Bali's Jatih Luwih.
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He sautees a bit of shallot, garlic, and fresh corn kernels in some olive oil before deglazing the pan with a splash of white wine.
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You can use any short pasta shape, but I particularly like orecchiette and farfalle, which have cuplike crevices that capture the corn kernels and herbs.
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All they have to do is load this easy-to-use popcorn maker with kernels and they'll have a delicious, healthy snack in no time.
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The corn, aside from being freshly picked, must have kernels that are small, sweet and, above all, tender, since they are to be eaten raw.
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I always have a couple bags of kernels that I can air-pop at home, which is much cheaper than microwave and lasts way longer!
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Every summer, I strain the previous year's kernels out of the jar and add in the new crop, topping the jar off with more liquor.
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In caloric compensation, the vegetable quesadilla is light on cheese and stuffed with asparagus, firm and thinly sliced, and corn kernels roasted nearly to bursting.
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We grasp it, steaming, in our hands as we nibble at the kernels, as we savor its sweet flavor, as the cob is quickly denuded.
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Many pre-Prohibition cocktail books included recipes for homemade cordials and spirits that called for questionable ingredients like peach kernels, calamus root, ammonia and turpentine.
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Greg Schoen, who interviewed Barnes to learn about the process of developing these fantastical colors, has been handing out kernels to farmers all over the world.
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Working in batches, fry the corn until they curl back and look like ribs and the outer kernels begin to slightly darken, 5 to 7 minutes.
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Next, the diner places their thumb over an entire row of kernels and pushes the row toward the open space that was created in step one.
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The kernels turned out to be visually identical to your typical sunflower seeds, but the texture was another story completely; clustery, crunchy, and roasted to perfection.
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Furthermore, unit tests are designed to test small kernels of code, but what happens when all of that code interacts with each other in a system?
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The devices also both run outdated kernels, opening device users to threats patched years ago (like DirtyCow or Towelroot) in the legitimate versions of these devices.
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That "The Truth" also contains kernels of wisdom and pain is felt in the meanings that ripple from the text well after the mirth has subsided.
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The 33-year-old mother, whose children are ages 1 to 12, showed me a basket of unusable black corn kernels, picked from a rotten crop.
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Ever since, a handful of crumbled or grated cheese has become a regular addition when I want something tangy to offset the sweetness of the kernels.
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Conversely, you can search the public repository and use existing Kernels as a starting point or as a reference to experiment with different types of data sets.
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In one part of the study, participants were told that the researchers were studying ways to help people eat more slowly and given 10 kernels of popcorn.
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If you follow those steps on every row of kernels on your entire corn cob, you'll be left with a full stomach and a completely bare cob.
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In front of the tube, we've got a mustard-y yellow sauce (this could be good, as many yellow sauces are good) dotted with kernels of corn.
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On Kaggle, kernels are basically the source code for analyzing data sets and developers can share this code on the platform (the company previously called them "scripts").
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Over the last year and a half, public health agencies in the European Union, Canada, and Dubai have issued warnings about apricot kernels and kernel-derived supplements.
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More than three small kernels, or less than half a large one, can be unsafe for adults, according to a report for the European Food Safety Authority.
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How can scientists say that apricot kernels — a natural product — are toxic, when chemotherapy is known for damaging healthy body tissues alongside the cancer cells, they wonder.
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Journalists respond to swaths of data by silently sieving through scores of information, identifying and analyzing important kernels of data, and then editing and redacting before publishing.
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But after testing of all of these methods (except the sand), I can tell you: They're not nearly as good as Ms. Koslow's exuberantly oily, salty kernels.
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The high-resolution image released on Wednesday revealed cell-like "kernels," each about the size of Texas, that carry heat from inside the sun to the outside.
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It was easy to remember: one large can of cooked corn kernels and one large can of creamed corn, mixed with an egg and some grated cheese.
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The cob is what the corn kernels grow on ... the so-called "pole," if you will, that's left behind when an ear of corn is shaved down.
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Other lone children, some as young as toddlers, could be seen picking kernels of undigested corn out of piles of animal excrement to eat on the spot.
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Astudillo developed his batting eye as a youngster, using a broomstick to hit corn kernels tossed by his father, Williams Astudillo, a former Venezuelan winter league shortstop.
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You have to have a strong jaw and teeth to devour those little kernels, and it's pretty much impossible to get every last bit of each kernel out.
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A number of folks observed that the brown kernel was the only one actually doing something – putting in a hard day's work while other corn kernels goofed off.
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I managed to get the kernels fully popped without any burning (I'm a p-corn pro, nbd), the oven was warm, the sheet was ready — but the sauce?
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"Cold conditions the past month have been favorable for drying row crops and may just be an indication that bigger kernels need more time to dry," said Langridge.
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These poppers from Large Marge are stuffed not just with run-of-the-mill jack cheese, but with charred corn kernels tossed with chili powder, cilantro, and scallion.
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Blending corn kernels not only gives you a sweet and smooth purée to use in soups, fritters and cornbread, but it also brings out the kernel's starchier nature.
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Spring wheat quality in Saskatchewan, the biggest wheat-growing province, is below average, as wet conditions cause kernels to sprout and develop disease, according to the provincial government.
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God, even when I was falling asleep I could still taste some of the rice kernels that had been mixed into the soup lingering around in my mouth.
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At all locations, the stock-in-trade is citrus-marinated raw fish with sweet potatoes and kernels of chubby Andean corn, in both its soft and crunchy forms.
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A clinical trial found that after six months, more than two-thirds of allergic children could tolerate 600 milligrams of the stuff, equivalent to about two peanut kernels.
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The vessel, loaded with almost 30 tonnes of dried coconut kernels called copra and 35 empty fuel drums, was not licensed to carry passengers in the open ocean.
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I had my first last year, when the Los Angeles chef Jessica Koslow taught me that using more oil than corn kernels yielded the best-textured, crunchiest popcorn.
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One of the millers, Carston, dressed entirely in white and dusted in flour to the edge of his eyelashes, poured bags of wheat kernels through the grinding machines.
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Sides stood out too: There was a scoop of black rice and a medley of cubed eggplant and taro, corn kernels, edamame, sliced pumpkin and sweet French green beans.
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Glassman suggests popping the kernels in coconut oil — and even gives you permission to drizzle with a little bit of melted grass-fed butter and sprinkle with sea salt!
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You've Been Naughty Popcorn CoalPrice: $10 A fun treat for anyone with a sense of humor about themselves: The burlap sack contains black popcorn kernels that look like coal.
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Astrology is just one of those things, and I don't ever really doubt that there are kernels of truth or grains of wisdom in a lot of these things.
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Ingredients 3 oz dark chocolate2 tbsp tahiniMaple syrup, optional4 cups popped popcorn (from about 3 tbsp popcorn kernels)1/4 cup white or black sesame seedsFlaky salt Instructions 1.
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In one of his stand-up bits, the comic jokes that manufacturers just collect and resell the same candy kernels year after year, because nobody actually eats the stuff.
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The concept might sound like the stuff of late-night regrets, but it's surprisingly enjoyable, with sweet kernels of corn and ribbons of pickled cabbage balancing its greasier contents.
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Although many health scares started out with a tiny kernel of something worth scrutinizing, the vast army of internet "doctors" loves to spin those kernels into exponentially greater fears.
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No tearing or ripping apart of the pouches required: to open, all we had to do was simply unscrew the small plastic spout and then pour out the kernels.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, for instance, gives us kernels about Kimmy's captivity here and there, but it's mostly about the aftermath and her life in the present, after being rescued.
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" Still, its customers leave reviews like "Raw Apricot Kernels help to stop Cancer in its tracks" and "I expect no miracles, but I don't want to die from chemotherapy.
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The freighter arrived Thursday in Subic Bay, on the west of the Philippines' main island of Luzon, from Indonesia with a load of palm kernels, according to state news.
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Few summer joys come close to nibbling on those succulent kernels, slicked with lots of butter and just a sprinkle of salt, and feeling them pop in my mouth.
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"There is a mountain of stuff — notebooks and sheet music and ideas, an extraordinary archive of finished and half-finished works, and the kernels of ideas," Mr. Cullman said.
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The top layer is a charred purée of corn kernels gone creamy from simmering in milk, with hidden seams of sweet basil — the classic ingredients of humitas, Chilean tamales.
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We really recommend using it for the finer things in life, though: Puffs of burnt corn kernels, individual servings of ice cream, a block's worth of leftover Halloween chocolate.
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Street sellers appear out of nowhere with steaming pots of giant corn kernels, freeze-dried baby potatoes, yucca and spicy peanut sauce for those with a couple spare dollars.
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The parasites, along with kernels of corn in his stomach, may confirm what many experts and previous defectors have described about the food and hygiene situation for many North Koreans.
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That year, Apple made its last big CPU change, moving from the Motorola-built PowerPC to the x86 Intel architecture that Windows and most kernels of Linux are developed on.
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Along with $1,000, five selected Disney fanatics will get a one-year subscription to Disney+ and a Disney-themed movie-watching kit with blanket, cups, popcorn popper, and popcorn kernels.
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They churned this one out in a year and gave us a few choice kernels along the way, as well as vintage posters and at least one promised Ghostbusters reference.
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The wheat streak virus is spread by tiny mites that thrive on "volunteer wheat" - plants that sprout from any kernels left on the soil after harvest in June and July.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make Bacon Fat Popcorn Corn Corn is one of the most common ingredients in commercial dog food, so giving them cooked kernels of corn is fine.
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Using two to three times the amount of oil called for in most recipes, then tossing the extra-crisp kernels in dry seasonings so as not to soften the crunch.
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I understand why I can't have more than three excellent wild shrimp in a $21 bowl of red pozole, but couldn't there be more than a spoonful of hominy kernels?
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Skinny Pop parent Amplify Snack Brands, which went public in 2015 amid a craze for its sunflower oil coated kernels, has seen its stock more than halve since its IPO.
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Ripping that engine apart and putting it back together while holding on to some of those kernels of the Halo-ness was tricky, but we've gone through that in most iterations.
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A bountiful farro chopped salad — nutty wheat kernels, arugula, cherry tomatoes, radishes, pistachios and Parmesan — was billed as a large plate, but four of us happily shared it as a starter.
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Wheat berries, which are whole-wheat kernels, contain one of the highest amounts of protein and fiberß per serving of any grain—6 grams of protein and 6 grams of fiber.
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While lots of kernels initially started to form on the ears with that fea3 mutation, the unchecked early growth made the plant so heavy that it collapsed under its own weight.
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The San Francisco Bay Area doctor had been giving patients a therapy that is essentially a chemical compound found in apricot kernels and known by several names — laetrile, amygdalin, vitamin B2180.
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For example, take the people self-administering megadoses of apricot kernels in order to kill cancer cells, a hypothesis which remains unconfirmed at best—or "worthless," depending on who you ask.
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Now that you've got the basics down, we've got a few extra kernels of wisdom to toss your way, just to be sure your benefit show goes off without a hitch.
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Plate this up real nice with a bed of creamy polenta, a smattering of charred corn kernels, perfectly cross-hatched scallops, and skewers of cherry tomatoes that are sure to impress.
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Farmers have a window of just a few weeks when pollination has to happen, otherwise the nuts won't set, which is what it's called when blossoms are pollinated and kernels emerge.
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Mix in two-thirds cup water, then fold in 10 ounces of fresh or frozen corn kernels (almost two cups), two scallions, minced, and a finely chopped Fresno or jalapeño chile.
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And if you want to know how efficient your digestive tract usually is, eat a cob of corn and notice how long it takes before undigested kernels appear in your stool.
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A young Congolese man in his early 30s, Mr. Maliona walked across the floor of the gleaming facility and pointed out boilers and pressing machines that squeeze oil from palm kernels.
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In a report published last year, the European Food Safety Authority — Europe's food safety watchdog — warned of many cases of children who were hospitalized because of cyanide poisoning caused by apricot kernels.
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The iconic rollercoaster, that zoomed past giant Coke cups and exploding popcorn kernels before pulling into the Regal Cinemas station, first aired in 1990, and has had four updated versions created since.
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Some pea shoots wrapped in what, celery root, with not even a full sliced cherry tomato, plopped onto a puddle of mayonnaise and then topped with a couple kernels of canned corn?
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Actual kernels of interestingness in these telecasts are like rare and beautiful butterflies—you can collect them all like I have here, but nothing beats a spontaneous sighting in their natural habitat.
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Percussive loops and little snippets of melody rub up against each other, threatening to fall off-kilter; short phrases jump out and stick in your teeth like popcorn kernels, suggestive and mysterious.
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Fernando Mastrangelo, a Brooklyn-based sculptor who uses BB pellets, corn kernels and cupcake sprinkles in some of his works, is introducing chunky furniture of cast sand that is inspired by glaciers.
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Or, you could slice the kernels off the cob before mixing it with its garnishes, turning it into esquites, which is a lot more fork friendly, though arguably a little less fun.
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A black sludge of fermented buckwheat studded with buckwheat kernels, it looks like brownie batter and tastes a little like chocolate, too, as well as roasted nuts and espresso and cooked mushrooms.
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Melissa Clark picked up that popcorn technique from the Los Angeles chef Jessica Koslow, who pops the kernels in at least two or three times more fat than most recipes call for.
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Caught in striking detail, the sun's face is divided into "kernels": cell-like structures, each about the size of Texas, that carry heat from the inside of the sun to the outside.
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" And while Mr. French sees some "kernels of truth" in Mr. Trump's statements at Trump Tower, he reminds his readers that the "most pernicious forms of evil always mix truth and lies.
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The secretary from the church, Dee Diede, who happens to be Curt&aposs cousin, was going to throw the remaining kernels away until she noticed something shiny in one of the bowls.
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Or when you hear popcorn bursting in a bag in your microwave, consider why the oil doesn't ooze out and the paper doesn't burst into flames, even when some kernels turn black.
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But as badly as it was made, "Friday" and its bargain-basement production studio, Ark Factory, contained the kernels of algorithmic virality throughout the decade: The entire company was about manufacturing influencers.
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Since then, 17 voluntary recalls have been announced by companies that use sunflower kernels supplied by SunOpta in their products, which have been distributed throughout the U.S. These include salads and trail mixes.
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On Thursday, seven more companies announced recalls of sunflower kernels or seeds and products that contain them because they come from the same supplier, meaning the recall is much larger than previously thought.
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Reports this week have suggested that a security flaw in Intel processors, and allegedly not AMD ones, has led to a redesign of Linux and Windows kernels to protect against a hardware flaw.
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They dredge up closely guarded kernels of self-loathing, in the same vein as Celeste's main antagonist, who looks nearly identical to Madeline and taunts her in the moments she is most vulnerable.
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It is an almost impressively stinky turd from start to finish, filled with corn kernels of clichés, and infused with the aromatic stench of $170 million (the film's budget) going up in flames.
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What kernels of good in the speech were harmed by false and misleading statements, from misquoting Hillary Clinton to mischaracterizing the effect of the Affordable Care Act on jobs, and jobs in general.
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Dawson and his team spread a noninfectious E. coli strain on people's hands and then measured how much was transferred to the popcorn they picked up and the kernels left in the bowl.
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I would pop the kernels in oil, slather them in butter and salt, and gobble them while watching old slapstick comedies on the couch, battling husband and child for that last craggy crumb.
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Mr. Chávez dresses up the country's most popular anticucho, grilled beef heart, brushing it with a creamy rocoto sauce and serving it with newly fried blue potato chips and kernels of choclo corn.
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Take all the delicious flavors of grilled elotes and make it infinitely easier (and less messy) to eat by cutting the kernels off the cobb and tossing it all into a tasty salad.
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They pull rice kernels off the stems, stuff the leaves with fatty pork, a duck egg, and glutinous rice, wrap it all together with their teeth, and then steam it to be enjoyed.
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It's one of the most thoughtful, empowered romantic mission statements of The Bachelor — and a major reminder no one has to accept meager love kernels when entire oceans of affection could be out there.
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Maize is a common food and fuel source in this area, and the cobs and kernels are often treated with fungicide to prevent the growth of toxic pink mould (which may itself cause cancer).
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Ms. Newman and Mr. Nagai served their take — with torched salmon, cancha (large corn kernels), shiso leaf and leche de tigre, a Peruvian citrus-based marinade, but made with yuzu instead of lime juice.
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Microwave Popcorn Popper, available on Bed Bath & Beyond, $9.99Load this microwavable popcorn maker up with kernels and pop it in the microwave for delicious popcorn without the hassle of actually doing the stovetop thing.
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Be sure you get a good char on the corn kernels, because that's what balances out the salty tang from the cotija and the sweetness from the candied pepitas and orange-honey-cumin dressing.
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For a buttery flavor without using ghee or adding melted butter at the end (which can make the kernels soggy), you can pop your corn in half butter and half oil, my current obsession.
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Trainees learn about aging and use kits that replicate its effects, including glasses that impair vision as glaucoma or cataracts might, and popcorn kernels placed in shoes to mimic the discomfort of diabetic neuropathy.
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Derived from the fruits and kernels of palm plants, it is consumed worldwide in baked goods, convenience foods (including chips, snacks and frozen foods) and candy, usually as a vegetable oil, shortening or margarine additive.
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To make the oil, indigenous women peel the outer layer of the tree's fruit and pound its inner nut with a rock to extract kernels which are used to create the precious golden-colored oil.
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Instead of reaching through a sea of kernels for the usual plastic toy, Cracker Jack buyers—or, "users," as they have been deemed—will be getting stickers with codes at the bottom of the box.
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In its report, the EFSA notes a number of cases of children who were hospitalized for cyanide poisoning caused by apricot kernels, including 153 such cases in Turkey, where the seeds are a common food.
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From the dolmathes—which Astin makes with vine leaves from her own garden, and stuffs with rice and pine kernels—to the light and fluffy spanakotiropita bites and falafel, everything tastes fresh, homemade, and healthy.
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Especially when you look closely at the top of each statue and see a layer of "Cheeto sweat," as Urrea calls it — the condensation that results from the sun beating down on the greasy kernels.
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And it's true that you can't tell at a glance whether the jewelry was made of old ivory or new or, for that matter, faux ivory made from Tagua palm kernels, cow bones or resin.
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Three varieties of corn served in a sweet chowder at an October dinner were grown from kernels saved by generations of Shawnee, Osage and other Native Americans who were long ago forced off the land.
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Interestingly, because building a kernel requires a lot of time — not to mention mathematicians and PhDs and computer scientists —the last geometry kernels to be built were rolled out in the late '103s and early '90s.
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These puffy cumulus clouds provided an entirely different vehicle than the harsh, satisfying tortilla chips, and the light dusting of flavor was extremely suitable, with the coated kernels at the bottom especially delicious, dental-destroying delights.
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Sim, founder of non-profit group Base of Pyramid Hub, partnered with Dutch nutritional products manufacturer Royal DSM to blend nutritionally-fortified rice kernels with ordinary milled rice, and then sell it to caterers in Singapore.
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The current recommendations are not so prescriptive except for one UK recommendation to take extract from less than two apricot kernels per day and I am not certain this recommendation is based on accurate scientific data.
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ToniAnn Vizzi, the vice president of the P4 Foundation, a non-profit organization that helps raise awareness about childhood cancer, says her 18-year-old son takes three apricot kernels a day in his protein shake.
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Edinburgh-based Celtic Renewables has developed a process to manufacture the biofuel biobutanol from draff and pot ale - barley kernels and a yeasty liquid that are produced when whisky is made and then usually thrown away.
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The right to a moving picture, in its most apropos and complete form, is one of those unalienable rights of moviegoers, like the right to whip unpopped popcorn kernels at the heads of people using cellphones.
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An informal straw poll conducted by WHO-TV, using corn kernels, included votes from at least a few fairgoers who confessed they were not actually Iowans, though they had strong feelings about the Democratic primary nonetheless.
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Yield potentials were hit in west and north Paraná as well as south Mato Grosso do Sul due to lack of rains during the crucial filling stage when corn kernels develop, AgRural analyst Adriano Gomes said.
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It's important to know all of that going in because, in the wake of this morning's Chris Paul trade, Eaves sprinkled some kernels of knowledge on his Facebook page about the fulcrums that engineered Paul's exit.
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It's the street-food snack of elotes, or roasted corn on the cob slathered in mayonnaise, crema, chili powder, lime and cotija cheese, but stripped down to the kernels, resulting in far less mess than usual.
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And they are here for the food that goes with drinking: corn kernels heaped in a pile and smothered in melted cheese; egg rolls stuffed with cheese and fish roe; and yes, spicy pan-fried chicken.
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For the insides, whole corn kernels, still sweet, are folded in with mozzarella and béchamel; chicken and beef are cooked unhurriedly in a cumin-laced stew, then coarsely ground, so they keep their succulence and texture.
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For anyone who is willing microwave a pouch of cake-flavored popcorn kernels and multi-colored sprinkles, Pop Secret says you can find Popfetti at Walgreens, Giant Eagle, Food Lion, Smart and Final, and more grocery chains.
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Earlier in the week, Quaker Quinoa Granola Bars and Kashi Trail Mix Chewy Granola Bars joined the growing list of products containing sunflower seeds or sunflower kernels that have been recalled out of concern over the bacteria.
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"USDA is going into fields and they are counting ears but they are not pulling the leaves back on the corn plant to count and actually look at the corn cobs to count corn kernels," he said.
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We already knew Josh and Rebecca would be in an uncertain relationship, though — both of the songs from tonight's episode, "Love Kernels" and "We Should Definitely Not Have Sex Right Now," were released ahead of the premiere.
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Flory said the Tour calculations for corn work best with more mature ears, since additional ear growth or tip back – when the kernels do not fill out to the end of the ear – are much less likely.
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I loved the taste of corn kernels and green tomatoes, sliced into see-through wheels, on a flatbread dotted with lamb sausage, and the way Mr. Anthony made room for cool peaches in a tomato-basil salad.
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The bisque base gets simmered with the lobster shells and kicked up with a touch of maple syrup (this is Matty Matheson's recipe, after all), while whole corn kernels and big chunks of lobster meat add texture.
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His sister, Janette Minus, 00011, remembered other children — "The girls played jacks with peach kernels," she said — and walking barefoot to the all-black, five-room Bowman Rosenwald School nearby, but did not recall the Moores specifically.
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So-called bowel transit time varies significantly from person to person, but gastroenterologists said you can easily find out what's normal for you by eating corn and watching for when the indigestible kernels appear in your stool.
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Venders—mostly fierce-looking women with long braids and bowler hats—sat in stalls between heaps of Andean produce: watermelons as big as a bulldog's belly, purple corn with kernels like gumballs, plantains the color of paprika.
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But when you film the process with a high-speed camera capable of capturing 30,000 frames every second, watching those kernels explode in super slow motion turns making popcorn into a spectacle that rivals the Fourth of July.
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Deep in the plant, sugar from corn kernels is fermented to make ethanol, a reaction that also produces CO2 eminently easy to "capture": You just have to separate the gas from the ethanol and remove a little water.
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Last year, corn kernels were found in the stomach of a North Korean soldier who braved a hail of bullets to defect to South Korea, highlighting nutrition problems that experts say have plagued the isolated country for decades.
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This May, General Mills recalled flour linked to a possible E.coli outbreak and more than 3 million mold-prone sippy cups were pulled from shelves, along with other major recalls involving sunflower kernels and yet more Takata airbags.
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Edwin Kasambanyati, from Lobi in Dedza district, described how he and fellow farmers select seeds for the next planting season while the crop is standing in the field, choosing healthy maize cobs with straight lines and large kernels.
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Ancient Egypt shows up in Victorian jewelry, pins that combine scarab motifs with the American eagle, and even Kamut Flakes, a limited time cereal sold at Trader Joes apparently grown from wheat kernels found in an Egyptian tomb.
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A generous handful of kernels, dusted with salt, is offered at the start of a meal at Rincón Melania, which opened in January in a onetime dry cleaner's on the border of Long Island City and Sunnyside, Queens.
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As she tells it, the company's technology doesn't just give customers insights into their service ecosystem and their teams' health, and it doesn't just find other useful kernels, like about which operations teams are the most productive and why.
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The recall affects Planters and Sunrich Naturals sunflower kernels made between the dates of February 1 and April 21, the date when the facility stopped production of the seeds, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said in a release.
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Still, figuring out how the mutation worked was enough to give the researchers an idea: perhaps a more muted version of the mutation could give them more kernels of corn but not so many that it killed the ear.
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This outlook on life is something modern humans could definitely learn from: focus on plucking corn kernels off the ground and avoiding the fragrant cowpat in the yard, and don't fret about the wider world that's beyond your control.
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Make pasta (shells are ideal because they catch the corn), drain, then in the same pot, add a slice of bacon (it's only a single piece for four people, justifies the weekday vegetarian), shallots, corn kernels, salt and pepper.
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The palmito was on it, along with rabbit confit served with pale kernels of choclo and lime zest; papalisas with beetroot and hibiscus; and a boozy dessert made with tumbo , the fruit she had given me in the market.
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Rains and heavy dew have slowed the harvest and, worse, caused mature, un-harvested wheat kernels in some areas to begin to sprout, severely damaging quality and triggering steep discounts from grain buyers of $1 or more per bushel.
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After weeks of being forced to sit cross-legged on the floor in a detention center, eating only a few kernels of corn per day and being forbidden from lying down or sleeping, they were moved to a second location.
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The corn is then left to dry in the sun, and after extracting the malt sugars, it's ready to meet the batan, a stone corn crusher, wheeled in a back-and-forth motion to grind the kernels into a fine powder.
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"Urgent development of a software mitigation is being done in the open and recently landed in the Linux kernel" in redacted form, "and a similar mitigation began appearing in NT kernels in November," the Python Sweetness blog wrote on Monday.
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The ears were so much bigger that researchers estimate that, on average, an ear of corn with the weak mutation was throwing down 50 percent more kernels of corn (with no other changes to the growing process) than they'd seen previously.
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In a back room at the hillside cooperative's center in Ait Hssaine, a dozen scarf-clad Berber women rhythmically bring stone hammers down on argan nuts, expertly splitting the shells and then flicking the oil-bearing kernels into a woven basket.
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His website, Apricots from God, is a mishmash of his own cancer survival story, medical reports about his tumors, newspaper clippings about laetrile, warning letters from the FDA, and testimonials from people claiming to have cured themselves with the kernels.
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A misnamed "clam bake" consisted of an entire lobster, poached and shelled, the tail propped showily atop a custardy polenta studded with corn kernels, tricked out with two spears of asparagus and a single clam, in a luxuriously buttery broth.
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But instead of dairy, the flavor here is pure summer corn, intensified by some whole corn kernels that have been sautéed in brown butter for texture, along with scallions for depth and red chile flakes for a snap of heat.
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Somewhere, down the line, maybe soon, your harvest will be set upon by waves of metaphorical inky birds; they will make the sky blotted and black, and cover the ground in half-eaten corn kernels stolen from some other irate farmer.
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As for the pasta, orecchiette, which translates to "little ears" in Italian, is worth seeking out not only for the wordplay ("ear" of corn), but because it nicely catches the kernels in its shallow cup, making for the perfect bite.
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Sautéed Corn, Greens, Bacon and Scallions There are so many excellent things you can do with corn (this ice cream is almost impossibly good), but sautéing the kernels in butter until they caramelize is near the top of the list.
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There is considerably less unanimity about the roasted corn, kernels of which you are supposed to wrap in radicchio that you've first smeared with 'nduja; I'm in the camp that thinks it would be a fine dish for another restaurant.
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Trump's trade track sows kernels of discontentTrump's decision to back out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, a $62 billion market for U.S. farmers, provides a fresh threat to a slumping agricultural economy that has grown increasingly dependent on exports.
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At least 39 separate recalls have been announced since May 3 by companies that use sunflower kernels, the meat of the sunflower seed, supplied by SunOpta, in products distributed throughout the U.S. These include an array of salads, trail mixes and snack bars.
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The official Wind Games YouTube channel has quite a few videos of the various events, including one where solo competitors perform high-speed tricks inside the wind tunnel and end up looking like popcorn kernels being tossed around a hot air popper.
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With a stainless steel kettle that can hold 10 cups of popcorn per batch and a built-in stirring system to evenly cook kernels each time, the dreaded smell of burnt popcorn will be a distant memory of movie nights gone by.
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As a Miami resident, I wonder if other cities lend themselves to a narrative that intersects sexuality, myth, and fears of a coming deluge, and I chide myself for romanticizing it, for seeking kernels of those themes in work by Miami artists.
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Perhaps we could have quashed these kernels of hate with better forum moderation, more serious attention to the problem of misogynistic harassment, and less reliance on the longstanding twin internet wisdoms of prioritizing free speech and starving a troll until it leaves.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump last week floated the first kernels of his budget proposal for the coming year, and a new CNN/ORC poll finds the public sides with the President on tax cuts for the middle class and increased spending on infrastructure.
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The results, just published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, revealed that applying herbicides increased the amount of protein that the plants stored in their kernels by as little as 4% and as much as 12% when nicosulfuron was combined with the safener.
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It's bad enough to require significant reworking of the Linux and Windows kernels, the basement-level operating system code that's responsible for mediating access to a machine's CPU, system memory (RAM), and input/output (I/O) devices, which include everything from keyboards to hard-discs.
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The injury they do to corn, for instance, is invisible until the ear is husked, at which point certain kernels—the ones into which a stinkbug stuck its pointy mouth—will reveal themselves to be sunken and brown, like the teeth of a witch.
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It can be turned into flour for use in breads, tortillas and other baked goods and used in protein bars, while whole cottonseed kernels, roasted and salted, can be consumed as a snack or to create a peanut butter type of paste, Rathore added.
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Recently, at a dinner with friends, someone (who will remain unnamed) told me that someone (who will remain unnamed) that she knows eats corn by biting off chunks of the cob, chewing the kernels, sucking the juice (what juice?) out of the cob and then
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A broad flat steak comes with a drape of Colombian white cheese almost equal to it in dimensions, along with giant fava beans, wrinkly skinned and chewy, and a cob of mote (hominy), its dense kernels the size of back molars and steadfastly unsweet.
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As the summer progresses, you can replace the vegetables with others coming into season — just as long as you have a combination of greens and crunchy add-ons (cucumber, slivered bell peppers, jicama, fennel, baby turnips, carrot, raw corn kernels) to keep things balanced.
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There is more to the story, including some charred baby corn whose kernels are the size of poppy seeds, but it should be clear already that you will need to hold on tight if you are going to follow every twist and turn at Gotham.
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Maniac casts Hill as Owen Milgrim, a very, very sad New Yorker who's recovering from a mental breakdown, and is experiencing all sorts of visions: A glass of water vibrates and shimmies on a table; popcorn kernels on the ground all of a sudden pop to life.
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Scripters Chris Terrio and David S. Goyer provide kernels of philosophical and theological quandaries throughout, while their nods toward contemporary political debates are more complex than the scattered visual gags (such as an anti-Superman protester waving an "Aliens Are Un-American" placard) might seem to imply.
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Dessert was a return to restraint: a small slice of bread pudding, made with tangy rye and studded with miniscule kernels of popped amaranth, followed by slightly grainy bee-pollen ice cream served with a spoonful of Meyer-lemon ice and a cloud of chamomile cream.
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After liftoff, the Falcon 9 (previously flown in September of last year and January of this one) will take the Starlink stack to 440 kilometers, at which point (at about T+1 hour) they will begin to deploy, like kernels popping off a giant space corncob.
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According to the Chicago-based company, an ingredient supplier was found to have distributed sunflower kernels that may have been contaminated by the bacterium, which can be either harmless or pathogenic, causing serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, elderly people, and those who have weakened immune systems.
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The young rapper, who was told by critics (despite his rebukes) that he was the good guy to Cheef Keef's bad, has taken the kernels of optimism he used to build into his tapes and stretched them out into an all-encompassing philosophy: hope, joy, and, yeah, God.
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Hungry City 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Three and a half millenniums ago, the Mayans figured out the trick for turning hard dried corn into supple dough, soaking the kernels with wood ashes, burned lime or charred mollusk shells until they shed their hulls and grew soft and pliant.
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The plant is then unable to supply enough nutrients to these seeds, which results in something called fasciation—the plant kicks out loads of baby kernels and the result is gnarly ears of corn that aren't of very much use from a food perspective (or from the corn's perspective).
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Platters of tender, slow-braised sukuma wiki (colewort greens), kachumbari (tomato-onion relish), and still more piri-piri piled up on the table alongside starchy ugali (cornmeal mush) and irio, a pale green mash punctuated by corn kernels that deserves a place of honor in the global pantheon of comfort foods.
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And though there are valuable kernels of story there — one thread deals with the Atlantians' environmental concerns, for example — most of the plot hinges around a King Arthur myth that's about as subtle as Guy Ritchie: only Arthur can retrieve the lost Trident that would make him master of the seas.
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Diners can order meats and cheeses in any number of tasty ways: in fried empanadas (also made with corn) or inside a folded cachapa dotted with kernels of corn (the roast pork and the mild Venezuelan cheese called queso de mano are an especially nice pairing with the slightly sweet pancake).
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Many of the small-batch brews on the rotating menu draw on regional southwestern ingredients, from roasted blue corn kernels to foraged Navajo tea to wild sumac, while names like Denim Tux Lager, Fancy Feathers Brut IPA, Fringe Jacket Saison, and Savage Times Sour IPA are cheeky nods to reservation subcultures.
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It turns out this stuff from my mother's childhood was also born and raised in the Bay Area—Wright Popcorn & Nut Company has been making packages of pre-popped kernels dyed fluorescent pink since 1940 in their factory in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood (with additional locations in Fresno and Sacramento).
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In a 1961 article in Sports Illustrated, a writer who followed Palmer reported hearing him mutter, "Come on, stupid!" after an approach fell short, "Fool!" after a putt failed to drop and "You're nothing but an old maid" — a reference to unpopped kernels of corn — after a hooked tee shot.
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According to the Chicago-based company, an ingredient supplier was found to have distributed sunflower kernels that may have been contaminated by the bacterium, which can be either harmless or pathogenic, and can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, the elderly and those who have weakened immune systems.
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But it's difficult to put a naked ear of corn on the grill and cook it all the way through without it drying out and getting kind of hard, so what I do is I pull the husk back but leave it connected and brush the silk out between the kernels.
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"Once your Google Cloud account is linked to a Kernels notebook or script, you can compose queries directly in the notebook using the BigQuery API Client library, run it against BigQuery, and do almost any kind of analysis from there with the data," Google wrote in a blog post introducing the integration.
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With Llama San, Ramirez joins a handful of restaurateurs introducing it more conspicuously to the U.S. Grilled Japanese eggplant is dressed in a pesto made with miso, pine nuts, and huacatay, a Peruvian black mint, and served with fresh cheese, sliced grapes, mustard greens, sesame seeds, and kernels of toasted Peruvian corn.
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In addition to the $1,000, the binge-watcher will receive every Marvel Cinematic Universe Blue-Ray film and a "Marvel Marathon Survival Kit," consisting of all the binge-watching necessities: A Captain America popcorn popper, popcorn kernels, a Thanos Infinity Gauntlet mug, an Iron Man snuggie and a $100 GrubHub gift card.
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" McHenry, asked if his defense of the pre-existing condition protections was an acknowledgement that ObamaCare had done some good, said: "It is an awful bill on the main, but there are a few little kernels here that have had a good impact for eliminating the worst practices within the insurance marketplace.
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"History of Wolves" contains the kernels of many possible novels, with lots of larger ideas to plumb: how all children become hostages to their parents' dogma in some way; how strange it is that we should implicitly trust people we don't know well; how family is and is not defined by flesh and blood.
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In its purest form -- that is, plain air-popped kernels -- it's a healthy, whole-grain, antioxidant-rich snack food that comes at a pretty low-calorie cost for those who like to mindlessly nibble: A three-cup serving of air-popped popcorn has only 753 calories, 1 gram of fat and close to 4 grams of fiber.
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Five lucky "Disney Plus reviewers" will each receive $1,5003, "gadgets and gizmos aplenty," a one-year Disney Plus subscription, and "a Disney-themed movie-watching kit" with a "cozy mouse-themed blanket, four cups that would make Mickey proud, and the cutest Pixar popcorn popper we've ever seen, complete with movie theater popcorn kernels," according to Reviews.org.
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We'll admit, there's no delicate way to eat corn on the cob sometimes, so you might enjoy trying slicing those sweet kernels off the cob just after you give them a bit of a char on the grill, then tossing them up like a salad with sweet-tart cumin dressing and candied pepitas for an extra crunch.
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The vowel-points of Hebrew letters, the way a flame rises from a wick, the colors of the rainbow, the form of the human body, sexual intercourse, rivers and fountains, seeds with their husks and kernels, even the hairs of a beard — all exist in order to teach us esoteric truths about the nature of God.
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Photograph by Amanda Hakan for The New Yorker I found little to fault among the tipples that I tried, except that the rye-based Drunken Sunflower, which is allegedly flavored with toasted sunflower seeds, turmeric, and popcorn shoots—tiny sprouts that grow out of popcorn kernels if you soak and plant them—tasted mostly like whiskey.
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Sugar seems to have found its way into turmeric-stained crepes, fried into a crispy sleeve for ground chicken, shrimp and tofu interlaced with shredded coconut and pickled radish; a half-pancake, half-omelet with briny pops of mussels, slapped over a hash of bean sprouts; and bronzed nubbly corn fritters with whole kernels caught in a mesh of batter.
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This is followed, swiftly, by a clingy sauce of ground pork and fermented soybeans; small rubbery umbrellas of wood-ear mushrooms and kernels of corn; dense pressed bean curd, invoking havarti cheese, and limp bean-curd skin like shredded bandages; suancai (pickled mustard greens) and garlic chives; panels of canned ham disconcertingly akin to Spam; and a chicken wing steamed over soy-tinged water.
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