At Limoneira, overripe lemons litter the ground under the trees.
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I would not call these grapes overripe by any means.
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"It's a little overripe," Mr. Schrader said, according to a transcript.
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Wines made from overripe grapes would be overtly jammy, with less acidity.
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Wolfe put it, like corn husks — "overripe" wives, but fusty husbands too.
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An unripe or overripe avocado can ruin the week of any guacamole lover.
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If you didn't catch it at the right time, it would be overripe.
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For example, overripe broccoli could go into broccoli cheddar soup instead of being tossed.
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For all the wines we really liked, just as many seemed overripe or flabby.
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What I was enjoying was overripe, he said pityingly, and wouldn't survive the weekend.
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You can blink and suddenly the bundle atop your fridge goes from ripe to overripe.
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Alliances, like jocks and pretty people, can age and get overripe and then they're done.
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Plus, we welcome a creative excuse to use up those overripe, browning bunches any day.
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The city thought the disease was passed on by people eating unripe or overripe fruit.
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Some devout Hindus won't eat anything stale or overripe or with the wrong flavors or texture.
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It's a technique I use often in tomato season when I have luscious but overripe tomatoes.
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Five of them arrived overripe, with lumps and dark spots that I had to cut off.
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Baking has always been a way for cooks to coax an overripe, or a just-O.
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The wines are full-bodied but not at all overripe or forced, to use Thera's term.
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Overripe banana makes me want to vom so hard my lungs hit the back of my teeth.
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It was slightly viscous, halfway between liquid and gel, like the crushed pulp of an overripe strawberry.
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Poorly executed flavours, soggy cheese, overripe watermelon and underripe tomatoes were amongst the criticisms in the review.
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But if too hot, and the grapes get overripe, the wines can be sweet, hot and dispiriting.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Louise Zergaeng Pomeroy The bright aseptic room smelled of Pine-Sol and bleach and overripe Camembert.
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She shuffled to the fridge and pulled out an overripe pineapple and a half-full Ozark water bottle.
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But these writers' high regard for Burnham is misguided—not only overripe with nostalgia but deficient in historical understanding.
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It is ripe but not overripe, firm but not too firm, unblemished and the most gorgeous shade of green.
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Nan Goldin shows us empty bedrooms in German brothels, overripe with chintz, swagged pelmets and sentimental pictures of children.
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If it's screaming canary or sunflower yellow, it may well be overripe, which could be mushy or grainy in texture.
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I could pick out flawlessly plump corncobs without stripping them and smell when cantaloupes had turned from perfect to overripe.
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No doubt subtleties have been lost in translation, but the film is best viewed as an overripe, noir-tinged tragedy.
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"If the apple starts to go overripe, the skin starts to get greasy and it's not salable," Ms. Capper said.
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As long-buried grief weighs him down "like an overripe pear", he remembers how he helped drive his parents to suicide.
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The Favourite is a smelly beast of a movie, filled with chalky makeup, sweat, mud, vomit, and a few overripe pomegranates.
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Unlike the juicy, overripe prose in the novel from which it was adapted, Mr. DeCubellis's screenplay is utterly lacking in style.
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The streets of New York, once perfumed with overripe garbage, are today nearly as redolent with weed as a Negril beach.
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Now, in the spirit of such questions, comes Maurizio Cattelan's (somewhat overripe) banana pinned to the wall with gray duct tape.
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"Postcard" tells the story of a lover scorned by apathy, while "Plum" compares a souring relationship to a piece of overripe fruit.
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Keep some ripe or even overripe bananas in the freeze, and you can have this no-bake cream pie without much effort.
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Inelegant construction and unsubtle, occasionally tub-thumping dialogue further drain the movie's potency, as do Mathilde's overripe musings on war and suffering.
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After awhile, it just smells like home to you; only guests can pinpoint subtle notes of overripe fruit, hamster, Windex, or cat piss.
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Outside, bags of slightly overripe produce are sold at a discounted rate, "for people who cannot afford the full price," Mr. Tas said.
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So much so that we will forgive them when they're at their polar worsts: overripe and mushy brown or underripe and elastic green.
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Everything is overripe like that in "Paradise Blue," the jazz noir play by Dominique Morisseau that opened on Sunday at the Signature Theater.
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He uses the Father John Misty name as both a mouthpiece and a persona, as a questionable character navigating an overripe, compromised world.
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"I was excited about building a world that felt very healthy and lush, and by the end, it gets kind of overripe," Aster continues.
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"This one hurts," Rivers said Friday night at Moda Center, the left side of his face the color and consistency of an overripe plum.
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But if you decide that you don't want to eat it on that day, the next day it might have gone soft or be overripe.
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Overripe bananas and near-rotten apples can be saved by adding flax or chia seeds to their skins, and frying them so that they become crispy.
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Christopher Swader and Justin Swader's set conveys overripe opulence with efficient minimalism, and Rachel Dozier-Ezell's costumes are a sexy hoot, fit for a Queen Bey.
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Instead of having to toss overripe fruits and veggies, grocers would be able to keep produce on their shelves longer, giving them more time to sell.
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It's entirely possible that you'll pay a considerable sum for these mangoes only to have them arrive overripe, or in a generally less-than-perfect condition.
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A pinot noir, for example, with 15 percent alcohol rather than the more typical 12 to 14 percent, might indicate a wine made from overripe grapes.
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My first thought is of grenache, which worldwide has undergone a stylistic transition from overripe and sweet to fresh and complex over the last few years.
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I like dipping them in banana ketchup, which you can buy or improvise by cooking overripe bananas and tomato paste into a sweet-and-sour jam.
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When it comes to a script full of howlers, big-name stars wading through seas of pretension and overripe symbolism, sometimes only a boo will do.
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That or the satisfying wift of overripe bananas and the sound of poorly behaved children being disciplined at the No Frills inside the Malvern Town Centre.
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In addition to tasting delicious and serving as a healthy alternative to ice cream, "nice" cream also makes use of the overripe bananas on your kitchen counter.
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John McBurney, Siegel framed the story as an overripe Southern gothic, with the headmistress of the school, Miss Martha (Geraldine Page), and her students as castrating harpies.
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A Real Simple tutorial recommends choosing a pineapple that's slightly overripe, which means it'll have a firm greenish skin and a perky set of leaves on top.
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Classes in the curriculum focus on reducing food waste while creating healthy, flavorful dishes from ingredients like vegetable peels, overripe fruit, stale cake and obscure chicken parts.
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Just before 11 A.M. , we entered the chapel through a courtyard graced by a solitary orange tree; overripe fruit had fallen off and rolled into the corners.
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Because of the cold temperatures sweeping the nation, iguanas are dropping out of trees like overripe mangoes, littering the ground in an apparent state of rigor mortis.
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As the Verge notes, the company's long-rumored dual-screen tablet certainly seems overripe at this point, which at least two years of product research under its belt.
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Germany's Europe Minister Michael Roth said the time was "overripe" for a solution given any deal would need to be ratified by the European Parliament and national legislatures.
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She sealed the note in a plain envelope and stood the envelope in a crack in the island's surface, supported at the back by an overripe, wrinkled pear.
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Given that Blue Apron hasn't exactly hit it out of the IPO park, you be forgiven for thinking that the meal kit market has gotten a little overripe.
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That strange-looking little fruit holds the possibility of a perfectly creamy-dreamy green spread — but it also holds the high probability of a under or overripe nightmare.
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" Architectural Digest described Mr. Goodman's interior portraits as "swoonily cinematic: atmospheric, overripe with mood and drama, all slashings of light, dramatic shadows, lush textures and lip-smacking palettes.
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Inside, Schiffman shot a series of still-lifes: a small shrine, a painted sign (" PSYCHIC "), a kitchen corner that contained overripe bananas and a microwave festooned with stickers.
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The author, whom this newspaper has called "one of the rising stars of Arab fiction," writes in lush, pungent prose, some of it overripe, like a fermented banana.
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These multiple lenses shift the focus from form to content, roaming beyond the notoriety of Schiele's variously aroused naked bodies, but never too far from their overripe potency.
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"People don't want to work in the fields as they don't get paid enough," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation as shoppers picked through overripe tomatoes and wrinkled carrots.
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Our popular culture is overripe everywhere with under-edited and incautiously canonized ex-geniuses, but for blithering smugness and abject doofery there is just no one like Big Luke.
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These scenes are, however, a rich layer cake of nostalgia — the '40s, '50s and '60s recalled from the overripe '70s — in a series that has period detail to burn.
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There is a heartbreaking pair of stilettos ($895) with a suede bow designed to loll like overripe tulip petals around the ankle, and a lineup of handbags with graceful silhouettes.
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"The Rose Tattoo" does not provide any of the anguished catharses of Williams's celebrated dramas, but there's something refreshing in the play's bright colors and Serafina's amusingly overripe emotional extravagance.
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In this version, the women's new and unloved sister-in-law (an entertainingly overripe Ronke Adekoluejo) isn't just a pushy parvenu; she's Yoruban and may even be an enemy spy.
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I plucked an overripe banana from the fruit bowl, the bowl she had given me for my wedding, and sat down at the kitchen table with a pen and the paper.
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The sleeping bag's wrinkles and folds echo the contours of the clay flower petals strewn on and around it; these fallen stephanotis petals, which evoke sensuous human lips, bespeak overripe loss.
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So naturally, the dirty mind of our collective online hivemind has spawned /avocadosgonewild, a place to let your filthiest images of hot young avocados (and even overripe ones, too) bare themselves.
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You can taste the wine, smell the musty fabrics and the overripe fruit, hear the hum of lazy insects and track the teasing suggestion that something will eventually go terribly wrong.
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It's the La Tomatina festival in Buñol, Spain, where more than 20,000 revelers are expected to throw 160 tons of overripe tomatoes at each other in an epic, annual food fight.
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Margaret Tung thought she had a great solution for the piles of day-old baked goods and almost-overripe produce she saw in trash bins and garbage cans in New York City.
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It was the only day show I've seen with a metal detector outside and where the musicians had the the pallor of overripe ham, though Kyle looked better rested than the others.
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Howlers like that are few and far between, though, in a script credited to Tom Stoppard and Deborah Moggach, adapting her own novel, that faithfully follows the template for overripe period dramas.
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"The mood got aggravated because global markets opened negatively ... it's more of a fear factor ...," said Anita Gandhi, whole-time director, Arihant Capital Markets, adding that markets were overripe in terms of valuation.
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" In a sip you'll taste yellow apple, overripe lemon citrus and a cidery quality and, if you're lucky enough to visit the winery in Slovenia, we're told the winemaker is "such a character.
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Baker also gives us some standard noir elements: the shadowy landscape of Los Angeles, the obligatory violence (the "face split open like an overripe fig"), the alluring femme fatale in a black negligee.
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Plus, we thew in some advice for choosing a perfectly ripe avocado, since there's nothing more disappointing than opening a stringy, overripe fruit, or having to wait days until it's ready to eat.
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Based on the startling true story of Mike's renunciation of the Klan (and the resulting tussle for ownership of the museum), Andrew Heckler's film debut is often preachy and overripe with white-power symbolism.
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Thousands of people from all over the world travel to the town, near Valencia, to throw more than 100 tons of overripe tomatoes at one another on the last Wednesday of August each year.
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It happened on the second-to-last day of the art show, where much fuss and head scratching this week has been over a solitary banana — an overripe one — duct-taped to a wall.
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This is a novel where every sentence has been wrapped in layer upon layer of velvet, in which every word is unctuous, in which every image is just on the verge of feeling overripe.
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Thousands of people from all over the world travel to the town, near Valencia, to throw more than 100 metric tons of overripe tomatoes at each other, on the last Wednesday of August each year.
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There is a whole hall dedicated to fake trees, all of which are outfitted in different styles of lights, from tiny and bright white specks to heavy, old-school multicolor bulbs the size of overripe grapes.
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As denigrated in Donald Judd's art criticism, I found less successful the swarming, faux urgent "Nine Discourses on Commodus" (1963) cycle with its overripe and agitated crimson swirling brushstrokes sent hovering on a rather uniform gray ground.
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So far, so right, you might think, were it not for the insistence on proclamation over conversation, and for language so overripe — the saliva imagery is a doozy — that the entire thing verges on the self-satiric.
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Mankind all over the globe has grappled with the morning-after effects of booze since our ancestors first gobbled up that overripe fruit that made them feel so good — and then woke up feeling like prehistoric garbage.
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In the warm water of Almería, Spain, London-born Sofia Papastergiadis is repeatedly stung—first by the coast's infamous jellyfish, then by the overripe maternal bond that the novel's title implies—as she tends to her paralyzed mother.
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It was remarkably easy for pundits to wave away his prestigious awards (Nobel Prize in Economics) and positions (World Bank chief economist, chairman of Bill Clinton's Council of Economic Advisers) and dismiss his warnings about "market fundamentalism" as overripe hyperbole.
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It is as if the production designers, dispatched on a décor-gathering mission, could not contain themselves; the whole place is deliberately stuffed to the seams, like a gothic pastiche, just as the performances are pulpy and close to overripe.
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And their commitment to observational remove, combined with a dazzled, jet-lagged inertia, keeps them sticking around even after they've watched two older villagers ceremonially throw themselves off a cliff to their deaths, their skulls smashing like overripe fruit against a large rock.
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Available on: YouTube The Jewel in the Crown Enjoyably vicious, somewhat overripe soap opera about the members of the British Raj in India during World War II. The most vivid characters here are all rotters: racist, snobby, drunk, self-loathing and kinky.
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They were such a pleasure to look at and so different than anything I'd seen before — and certainly a giant leap from the client gifts my dad used to get, which were usually just a fruit basket with a few overripe pears.
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For months after that, whenever I saw SkaterBoy in the halls or outside of school, my whole face would flush like an overripe tomato; if his friends were with him, they would take great pleasure in embarrassing us both by making kissing noises.
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Just before we find out she really isn't, the camera lingers for a moment on the front page of some gazette, on which appears an overripe ode to her courage — and then a fish lands on top and hands wrap it up.
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Some cascabellas at In-N-Out in recent weeks have had a dark orange or red color, signs of a stressed chile plant, or oxidation, possibly indicating a rushed preserving process or the use of "overripe" chilies that otherwise would be discarded during harvest.
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"Overripe and ridiculous, L'Amant Double is so filled to the brim with pure cinematic imagery and knowing irony, with innuendo and gleeful violations of taste, that it's hard to resist its barrage of hilarious filth," wrote Sam Gray in British online daily The Upcoming.
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Clive Owen is Walter Raleigh, her "favorite smoldering slab of man meat," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times, calling the film "an overripe melodrama that's by turns a bodice-ripper, a cloak-and-dagger thriller and a serious-minded historical drama with dubious contemporary overtones."
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For frame of reference, the company's legendary Briney Melon Gose and G&T Gose (yep, based on the classic bar drink) are sold at my very own grimy local grocery store, a place that simultaneously fails to stock basic necessities like non-white bread and non-overripe avocados.
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In those of Indian families, mothers are forces of nature: spinning bowls of chutney from gnarly coconuts and overripe tomatoes, using generational trade secrets to create dishes that conquer dinner tables, feeding and stuffing the veins and hearts of those they love with butter-laden rotis and puffy mountains of rice.
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Refn had his Neon Demon stars watch Russ Meyer's infamous rock-star psychodrama Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls for inspiration, and that's no particular surprise: Neon Demon is lurid, lush, and overripe in the same sort of way, with a vulgar vapidity that's baffling and hypnotic at the same time.
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Freezing overripe, or perfectly ripe, bananas may already be a major move in your kitchen hack arsenal, but if it isn't, we'll bring you up to speed on the basics (before getting a little fancier): Option 1 (Ideal for smoothies, "nice" cream, and dipped pops): Peel your bunch of bananas, cut in half, or leave whole, and place together inside a closed, air-tight Ziplock bag.
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Some popular desserts that have European origins are now thought of as wholly Filipino: wobbly leche flan, custard under a gooey drape of caramel; Sans Rival, a dacquoise-like palimpsest of cashews, meringue and buttercream, which the chef Nora Daza served in the 1970s at her Paris restaurant Aux Iles Philippines to the likes of Brigitte Bardot and Simone de Beauvoir; and mango royale, a crema de fruta turned icebox cake, with layers of cream and mangos teetering on overripe.
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