Arugula is "peppery", radishes are "peppery", watercress is "peppery"; the liquefied salad known as café touba is not.
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I went one morning with a fellow traveler in search of a peppery bowl of hu la tang, or hot, peppery soup, and found a long line of locals — always a good sign.
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The peppery leaves of those radishes go into Olmsted's gazpacho.
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How one creamy, peppery salad dressing became America's favorite flavor.
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Chengdu Taste's boiled fish in a luminous, peppery, drinkable broth.
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To call it peppery is to do it a great injustice.
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Slightly sweet with punches of peppery notes and bites of basil.
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You'll need to quickly whip up a salty-sweet, peppery marinade.
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They have a potato-pea filling with a decidedly peppery bite.
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The brisket was dry, "not peppery enough," and needed more salt.
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Hemingway is sassy and his companion Waffles is described as peppery.
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Investigations ___ How one creamy, peppery salad dressing became America's favorite flavor.
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It also left a peppery note in the back of my throat.
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His 22014 was typically firm, with peppery fruit, herb and mineral flavors.
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It's 65 percent alcohol by volume and tastes peppery, bright, and intense.
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The aroma, thick with a peppery boldness, hangs heavy around the grill.
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I am grateful for every single crunchy, salty, peppery, briny, buttery gift.
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Our No. 403 bottle was the assertive, peppery Nuestra Soledad San Baltazar.
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Or David Tanis's recipe for butter-steamed broccoli with peppery bread crumbs?
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When the meat is roasted, each slice has a zesty, peppery edge.
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When the meat is roasted, each slice has a zesty, peppery edge.
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I like to keep a clean palate, especially with peppery greens like this.
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Chick-fil-A's chicken was very peppery, or at least the batter was.
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The snow clouds us in its peppery breath and the air comes fresh.
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It was hot and tender and had a peppery quality almost like jerky.
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Cardamom, allspice, nutmeg and clove add a kind of peppery warmth to these.
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One recent meal began with a tiny simmered octopus with peppery sansho leaves.
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The salt and the sun had left my lips feeling peppery and hot.
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Likewise, an herbal, peppery grüner veltliner, also from Austria, would be an excellent accompaniment.
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Not in the abundance of garlic and ginger flavoring the dark peppery-sweet sauce.
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I like my eggs with a touch of tomato tartness and a peppery kick.
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Some oils tend to be lighter, sweeter and less peppery than their European counterparts.
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Sweet, tangy, and peppery, Burger King's BBQ sauce tastes surprisingly like real BBQ sauce.
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I'm no whisky aficionado, but I enjoyed the peppery burn I got from my pour.
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Try pairing this peppery, earthy wine with grilled meats at your next summer cookout ($18).
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An elegant flavour matches this decorative botanical—citrus, lavender and aniseed, with a peppery bite.
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The addition of tomato lends a touch of sweetness that plays off the peppery aftertaste.
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Clinton, is well known on Twitter and cable news for her peppery defenses of Mrs.
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"It goes from pale endive to watercress, which is important because it's peppery," she said.
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Charred snap peas made a tangy salad together with ramps in a peppery buttermilk dressing.
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That'd be a nice meal this evening, if peppery peanut stew is not your bag.
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The mustard-yellow Laura Ashley print was peppery with age now, faded almost to white.
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All of which helps explain why this peppery little A16 snack has such a big impact.
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The brisket, dark and crusty on the outside, jiggled with rendered fat under its peppery bark.
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The kitchen operates on a grid where salty, sour and pickled meet peppery, smoky and sweet.
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The cafe does not currently serve a manhattan cocktail, a natural for its peppery rye whiskey.
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The press referred to his 'energetic fervor,' 'astringent intellect,' 'peppery prose,' 'acumen,' and 'affability,' all apt descriptions.
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Blaufränkisch, especially when it comes from the Burgenland region of Austria, often shows peppery, savory fruit flavors.
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Outside of Italy, Chablis would go well with this dish, as would peppery grüner veltliner from Austria.
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Big and peppery, they were served over a creamy risotto filled with portobello, shiitake and button mushrooms.
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The Tsililis ouzo we had was light and peppery, pairing perfectly with the salty and oily anchovy.
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All day they fight their way through scratchy mazes of lantana bushes that smell sharp and peppery.
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The result, after 20 minutes in the fat, is a crisp, peppery, moist chicken of exquisite simplicity.
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The name pierniki is derived from the Polish word pieprz, or pierny, meaning packed with peppery flavor.
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So, too, are Italian sausage sandwiches, which Melissa Clark dresses up with a quick and peppery slaw.
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We sit in the car together, washing down the peppery jerky with long pulls of the fizzy drink.
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There's homemade spaghetti and meat sauce, that lemon chicken pasta, peppery roast beef....and we eat it all!!
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Green, crunchy, peppery, with a squeeze of lemon and, in the best examples, a strong current of minerality.
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I could go for a roast chicken, with butter-steamed broccoli with peppery bread crumbs on the side.
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Also a must-prepare, this peppery recipe Michael Ruhlman brought back from the Midwest, for Indiana fried chicken.
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Mayweather continued to move forward, firing off peppery left-right combinations that left McGregor swollen in the face.
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Broccoli steamed this way may be enhanced further with a generous application of crunchy, peppery homemade bread crumbs.
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The peppery bite is in full swing in this new, deceptively delicate-looking watercress being cultivated primarily in Florida.
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This recipe from The Owl with the Goblet features peppery arugula to offset the richness of the truffled eggs.
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It was that brilliant orange flower, and yes, it was peppery like an orange bell pepper with a kick.
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We love a good shrimp cocktail, and these blackened shrimp with a spicy, peppery dry rub are no exception.
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The aromas and flavors of red fruit show a peppery edge, and the tannins are softer and more integrated.
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But cheesy, peppery baked "kugel," from Lilia chef Missy Robbins, makes preparing for a wild night feel almost wholesome.
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Once cooked, the steaks are plunged into a pot of dip, coating the surface with a peppery, buttery veneer.
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Some strains are very peppery or earthy, which can overwhelm delicate flavors, but is well-suited to punchier foods.
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But the results — crisp, salty, peppery bark (the crust) encasing moist, smoky, luscious, tender meat — make the effort worthwhile.
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Mayweather seems a little bit frustrated by that, but it's not stopping him from landing some peppery right hands.
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Jalapeño and peppery watercress supply a pleasant kick, along with the richness provided by sour cream laced with horseradish.
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And I think my favorite invention of his is the beef and broccoli made with tender, peppery tongue pastrami.
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The spaghetti-like noodles were the standout, reminding me of the peppery roadside preparation I'd sometimes eat in Mumbai.
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A good pumpkin pie usually has cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, so try adding a peppery taste to balance the sweetness.
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Still, Akhavan does give her some peppery dialogue that provides a dose of reality in this woo-woo Evangelical universe.
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The roasted potatoes served with one entree were wildly peppery, too much even for a black-pepper addict like me.
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Bature's dark Pepe Porter offers a spicey beer to match the popularity for peppery food in the West African nation.
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And thus was born the Stalk and Trade — a lovely drink spiced up by the inclusion of bright, peppery arugula.
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Its set of flavors — peppery, meaty, herbal and earthy — was one my friend had never encountered in a wine before.
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Though it was dense and somewhat tannic, showing the effects of the '22015 vintage, we liked its bright, peppery flavors.
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Another plate of rice followed, this time white and peppery, filled with porcini mushrooms, artichokes and bites of beef sausage.
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Our tasting at the conclusion of the tour confirms that this whisky isn't as "peppery" as Talisker's, but I enjoy it.
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The square's cut rough and generously: four corners of herby sauce, milky mozz, and peppery basil on a crispy dough base.
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Amber-Colored Wine Variety Is "Spicy & Peppery With A Lot Of Tea Flavors" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Only members were allowed inside the clubhouse—but Janet, decades ago, was invited in after a peppery conversation with an Angel.
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Then there's cured herring in peppery vinegar, creamy mustard sauce and tomato sauce, followed by a whole fillet of smoked salmon.
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It's Lagos noir — pulpy, peppery and sinister, served up in a comic deadpan courtesy of the narrator, Ayoola's horrified sister Korede.
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They range from Spanish Arbequina, the most delicate, to strongly vegetal Tuscan and peppery Baena and Priego de Córdoba from Spain.
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The harissa with preserved lemon is a strong, citric and peppery sauce, while the signature harissa is rich, hot and complex.
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Maqaw is not only peppery, it's deeply fragrant, with a scent of lemongrass and citron, making it sublime on delicate fish.
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Capers contribute a saline, peppery bite to whatever they meet, and the smallest smattering of them perks up anything tired and plain.
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He cited the peppery pre-game speech that Red Sox player David Ortiz gave the day after the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings.
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FLAVOR: The chicken wasn't as thick as the chicken in some other sandwiches, but it was fairly juicy and a bit peppery.
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Ten steps to our left, and we're at the salad garden, where Batali is nibbling on a few leaves of peppery arugula.
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CaFleureBon, which reviews cult perfumes, named it one of the best of the year, and fans flocked to its peppery, sweaty funk.
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Among the other highlights was a peppery and pink taramosalata dip, tender veal tongue on spinach, and smoked scallops with foraged peas.
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Smooth, sweet and buttery, Ligurian olive oil barely resembles its more typically exported Tuscan cousin, which tends to be grassy and peppery.
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The 2015 Haynes syrah is wonderfully savory — both salty and peppery, tasting of olives and smoked meats — yet graceful rather than fierce.
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On "Umhlangano," the album's 10-minute opener, the interplay between electric bass and peppery guitar is more West African than South African.
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The Vienna Philharmonic plays for him with astonishing virtuosity: strings of tactile fullness; tangy winds; bursts of ideally round and peppery brasses.
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Mr. Zambrano, who was peppery but aristocratic, agreed to lead a reform effort that grew into a takeover of local police forces.
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It's a lot, but it's also the perfect counterpoint to all of those peppery herbs and lemon; that, and two tablespoons of butter.
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Depending on the perfumer's vision, rose can smell fresh or feral, peppery or syrupy, whisper light or as dank as a mossy cave.
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Slightly hazy, we climbed into the Kalampokas' pickup truck and drove to their hillside olive grove to taste their award-winning peppery oil.
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Brightland's high-quality olive oils are sharp, peppery, and come in sleek, coated glass bottles that will look nice on their kitchen counter.
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Among whites, consider a peppery grüner veltliner, a good sauvignon blanc from the Loire Valley, a Chablis or even an assyrtiko from Santorini.
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You serve it simply with this beurre blanc sauce and some peppery leaves but it's very difficult to plate because it's really intricate.
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These peppery blossoms, commonly used as garnish, are instead the main ingredient in Latta's edible flower salad with feta, sliced carrot and herbs.
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You can use the traditional arugula leaves as written here, but also try it with biting peppery watercress and see what you think.
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For an authentic taste of it all, head to Via Tribunali, the principal thoroughfare for pizza, peppery Neapolitan taralli, and deep-fried everything.
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That suggests a traditional red from the northern Rhône Valley, which can be peppery, herbal and savory, and taste a little like olives.
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Also well worth considering are the spicy, subtle Yuu Baal at No. 240 and the fruity, peppery Alipús San Andrés at No. 247.3.
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When the creamy, peppery kugel is set, she serves up a square slice, and a few tendrils of spaghetti dangle from the edges.
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And if that wasn't flavorful enough, there's also a hint of peppery heat that I could only taste at the end of each sip.
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On the palate, the wine was bright and refreshing, with peppery, citrus flavors, that crunchy green-bean quality and a delicious thread of minerality.
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Brandade is a surprisingly delicious combination of pureed salt cod and potatoes, and is the perfect dip for some peppery radishes or snap peas.
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For this quick recipe, I take cues from the saucy, peppery French classic steak au poivre, usually made with beef tenderloin and pan-cooked.
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But with peppery ginger top notes, a sweet hit of saffron, and a smooth base of patchouli and sandalwood, I think it's just right.
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Toppings include an eight-minute egg, heirloom tomato and cucumber, Bulgarian sheep feta with herbs and spices or peppery Mediterranean anchovy fillets called boquerones.
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I sipped a peppery, turmeric-infused milk with my friend Sonia at a coffee shop in Los Angeles, and it cost a whopping $6.
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In the United States, he transformed the once-liberal New York Post into a peppery conservative tabloid and then built Fox News from scratch.
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Peppery arugula leaves dressed with lemon and salt paired well with the richness of the duck, though steamed broccoli rabe could be another choice.
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Cuddled with local cherries and peppery nasturtium flowers, my chestnut agnolotti tasted like November in Vermont, the pasta glistening with charred onion chestnut sauce.
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He said they were indeed — by a woman named Josephine who provides her signature peppery arugula mixes to many of the restaurants in town.
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Of course it is always peppery, but hints of other aromas and spices, like citrus, coriander and musky damp earth, can be present too.
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The first is spicy food's favorite white wine, a low-alcohol, moderately sweet German riesling, a combination that tends to moderate the peppery heat.
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The smoking and salting produced a deliciously bespoke version of fish jerky, whose peppery marine tang married perfectly with a chilled glass of sauvignon blanc.
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There were also ecstatically piercing, marathon lines coming from Mr. Mitchell's reed instruments, and peppery support from the lower-pitched reeds supervised by Mr. Robinson.
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I thought the mixture of tomato juice and vodka was balanced, yet it had a peppery flavor and spiciness that was vibrant but not overbearing.
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It is a pleasure to encounter Mr. Diesel in his spiritual-samurai mode, and to be in the peppery presence of the underrated Mr. Hedlund.
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Like most of America's security chiefs, Mr Coats has had a peppery relationship with the president over their differing assessment of the threats facing America.
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The hosts Nick Kroll and John Mulaney delivered the expected laugh track of peppery quips about politics and reserved especially harsh words for the president.
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Tall and gaunt, with a shock of peppery blond hair, he had a glass eye that would swivel disconcertingly out of line as he spoke.
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The burger is pale in color and slightly peppery in taste, but Gutierrez suspects the meat may have been blended with that of another animal.
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The red and white tent of its nationalist allies blares out the peppery strains of Turkish bagpipes to Instanbulus who turn their shoulders and walk by.
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Narrator: To add those layers, she uses a surprising mix of ingredients, including coriander; cumin; grains of paradise, which adds a peppery taste; and orange peel.
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Everything is served with local aglianico wine — an inky red with a mineral-heavy, peppery punch — in a simple, white-walled space with a terracotta floor.
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In the bush behind their house, Charles said a prayer in Maori, then we picked fiddlehead fern, or pikopiko, and a peppery leaf know as horopito.
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The herbal, peppery flavors of grüner veltliner would workwell, as would a grassy, mineral sauvignon blanc as long as it is not oaky or tropical-fruity.
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The peppery, fiery radishes are tamed by the swipe through the cool, creamy butter, and then the flavors of both are brought out by the salt.
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Recipes: Baked Romanesco Broccoli With Mozzarella and Olives | Pan-Roasted Cauliflower With Garlic, Parsley and Rosemary | Butter-Steamed Broccoli With Peppery Bread Crumbs cooking cooking cooking
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Throw it together with some farfalle (bowtie pasta) and handfuls of peppery arugula, and you've got yourself a dish that just might change pasta salad's bad rap.
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There, they learned how to make lime-licked ceviche and peppery anticucho—favourite, anticipated items, cooked years later at my Auntie Ana's summer barbecues in her backyard.
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Fried chicken seems almost candied, a trifecta of drumstick, thigh and wing, dripping with maple butter on thick triangular waffles and coated in a peppery honey sauce.
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What Mr. Harvey cooks the chicken in, then, is a peppery, chicken-flavored lard — my guess as to why the flavor of this chicken is so rich.
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As in its former life, the space also carries an impressive array of Sicilian wines, from the peppery Nero d'Avola to the dessertlike Malvasia delle Lipari. mannanoto.
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He spots a street vendor stuffing pockets of naan with peppery lamb, spiced potatoes, fresh chiles and lime juice, then toasting them on a tawa, or griddle.
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At a certain point, however, the peppery sensation had grown acute enough to shake my confidence in this explanation and I had to go looking for another.
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The seed's leaf, which tastes peppery (not unlike a forkful of arugula) and is often sold in powder form, sits in the same family as kale and broccoli.
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Right now, it's all about setting yourself up for the best year you will have yet, and this peppery crab is just the thing to kick it off.
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I'd take it out and dry it off, put a sugary-salty-peppery dry rub on it and blast it in a 21-degree oven into melting bark.
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The Cole Porter standard "Easy to Love" is well suited to Ms. Thurman's bright and peppery singing, and there's little not to like about this up-tempo take.
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The cheese is made in the kitchen, and it's gorgeously soft, while the saag is a tart and peppery mix of wilted arugula, sorrel, spinach and mustard greens.
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Amid peppery dialogue and solid production values, the movie acknowledges show-business absurdities (green-screen emoting, the seeming ubiquity of people hawking their own scripts) with rueful affection.
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Over a woozy piano part and an effervescent drum feel, Ms. Garcia takes a spirited solo, her bright and peppery tone reflecting a dose of Dexter Gordon's influence.
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Take, for example, the buttery pork belly, a local delicacy for centuries, cooked sous-vide and served with house-fermented radishes and a peppery-sweet hoisin demi-glace.
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There is strength, too, in the supporting cast, especially in Jared Harris, who is both peppery and sympathetic—and armed with the requisite mustache—as Max's British superior.
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The result is a lush, golden-colored oil that is low in acidity and high in antioxidant phenolic compounds, with a vibrant, grassy flavor and a peppery kick.
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The French Canadian compliments his sturdiness with a peppery, striking-based offense that has seen him win nearly half of his 22 pro victories by knockout or TKO.
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Life Farms, which has a six-acre farm in nearby Clearwater, offers standard and more exotic veggies, including Hakurei, a Japanese variety of turnip that's nicely peppery and sweet.
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It was a hazy, orange, and fruity, and except for hangovers the next day, the only other surprise was how good it turned out: clean tasting, and slightly peppery.
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And if all else fails, you can always slather yourself with KFC's fried-chicken-scented sunscreen and hope that your crush or betrothed loves the scent of peppery breading.
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Courses range from "Some Like It Hot" (learning how to understand spicy and peppery ingredients) to "The Art of Kitchen Improv" (learning how to master cooking without a recipe).
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At lunch, I had a hard time choosing between crab soup and gumbo but finally settled on the crab soup, which was peppery and full of fresh local crab.
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Tacos El Compadre's crispy chicken-and-potato-filled tacos dorados are showered in grated queso fresco and shredded lettuce, and seated atop a shallow pool of peppery salsa roja.
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The herb mixture usually includes Thai basil, mint, cilantro, sawtooth culantro, Vietnamese coriander, fish herb, red perilla and dill, among other lemony, peppery, freshly picked and highly aromatic leaves.
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But I liked the peppery bite that chrysanthemum brought to the grandma chicken mixian and found the rose petals on the Yunnan salad to be more than just decorative.
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"We can't only grow curry plants," she said, just as a gust cut across the thick field of green and yellow, kicking up the immortelle's deep, smokelike peppery smell.
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On top of that, he layers a mosaic of the pickled cucumbers and shallots, and showers them with roast-y Urfa pepper and a few sprigs of peppery arugula.
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Pulenta Estate, whose winemaker, Javier Lo Forte, said he was aiming to make wines of "complexity, finesse and drinkability," makes a terrific, spicy, peppery cabernet franc that fulfills each goal.
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The cod salad gets spread evenly on a single slice of toast, then topped with chunks of buttery potatoes, thinly sliced radishes, his spicy pickled veggies, dill, and peppery watercress.
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All of this is presented with the show's usual high degree of technical and dramatic accomplishment, and its alternately peppery and dreamlike evocations of the Southwestern landscape, urban and desert.
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Another classic option is a mustard vinaigrette made with red wine vinegar and crisp bacon lardons — like the traditional French bistro curly endive salad — or a zesty, peppery blue cheese dressing.
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At one of Toronto's more laid-back board-game spots, Bampot Bohemian House of Tea and Board Games, the air is suffused with peppery chai spices, and no alcohol is served.
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His peppery business patter and limited command of policy detail mean he faces a tough battle against the able but uncharismatic SPD mayor, Carsten Sieling (campaign slogan: he "governs Bremen competently").
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Crisp, tart apples and peppery black radishes get dressed in a cider vinegar and honey vinaigrette for a fall salad that makes a great side dish to heavier cold weather dishes.
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The recipe for a vegetarian slab pie, with a peppery crust and a creamy Swiss chard filling (one of my favorites in the book), came from a former intern of hers.
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After the cheesy waffle with fermented-lamb spread, hailed as delicious, came a palate cleanser: a dollop of stewed rhubarb between peppery nasturtium leaves smaller than the pads of one's fingertips.
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Backyard BBQ also serves an ingenious appetizer: a hard-boiled egg pickled in Monroe County dip for seven days, which gives it a jumpsuit-orange hue and a tart, peppery bite.
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Actually, I like peppery northern Rhône reds, with their black-olive tang, to accompany almost any sort of chicken dish, and this spicy, bright Peruvian recipe will make an excellent pairing.
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Before Mr. Yan's fight, he and a dozen or so friends warmed up with a dinner of peppery tofu, and Mr. Yan appeared cheerfully indifferent about his chances in the club.
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Beyond matching the character in age, the actress has rejoined her profession after 23 years as a Labour member of Parliament, that peppery voice still singularly capable of slicing the air.
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Yum dropped fajitas because focus groups said Chinese people did not like the "peppery type of spiciness that Westerners like," said Jimmy Chen, senior director of Yum China's brand development division.
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But she picks a few peppery nasturtium flowers and leaves, plus some perfectly purple kohlrabi plants that will get a quick pickle as a sort of condiment for the dish later.
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Locals sit out on the street together and share peppery black cider, an idyllic summer scene playing out in the midst of the city, while street sellers hawk squawking wind-up toys.
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Indeed, it shifts a little nearer than its predecessor did to the spiky, peppery briskness of Travers's tales, and the whole enterprise exhales, as it should, an air of the politely mad.
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"It's kind of got the citrus-ness of a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, and at the same time it doesn't have that grassy kind of peppery aspect," the wine editor told CNBC.
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To stand up to the sweet maple-roasted squash, brandied cherries, and apple-bourbon vinaigrette, you're going to want a mix of peppery baby arugula and tender baby kale for this salad.
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A bright-orange blend of lime, fresh red chiles and peppery nasturtium petals, it makes the already fiery squab into what may be the spiciest dish ever served in a French restaurant.
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With the second glass, this time a crisp white from the country's Galicia region, the bartender presented cubes of manchego cheese and a pile of anchovies marinated in a peppery olive oil.
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Wang, then the caterer of Chinese food at the Cricket Club of India, took cubes of chicken, covered them in flour, deep-fried them, and dipped them in a spicy peppery sauce.
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Radishes are my favorite, though, for the way the heat softens them on the outside, giving them a sort of turnip-esque quality and wilting their delicious and often overlooked peppery leaves.
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The long-serving justice preferred peppery prose to legalistic jargon, and it shows with his longer dissents, opinions and his short "ninograms," which were little memos sent to his colleagues on the bench.
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The bread was crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and the peppery chicken, tomatoes, and pickle slices were tinged with shades of lime and apple cider vinegar from Mam's homemade mayo.
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Earning praise, too, were the tender grilled octopus over greens and the carpaccio of smoked salmon: thin slices laid over peppery arugula with capers, caper berries, lemon and sliced red onions and tomatoes.
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The chilled, sashimi-like pieces of fish rest upon a flaky corn tostada—along with wedges of cucumber, red onion, and avocado—and are showered in a limey, peppery, burgundy-colored salsa negra.
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And that is too bad because if more people understood how intrinsically wonderful these spicy, peppery, fruity reds can be, they'd be out buying their "Yes Way, Blaufränkisch" T-shirts this very minute.
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The result is a menu with dishes like pork ribs rubbed with a peppery sauce made from ogbono (wild bush mango), and braised rabbit and onions paired with Ms. Shabazz's famous apple fritters.
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At Sagara, a Sri Lankan restaurant in Tompkinsville, Staten Island, the meal starts with a gunshot, in the form of a peppery heap of roasted cashews, that signals the start of a culinary marathon.
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No real Homo sovieticus has ever paid six dollars for one, but, accompanied by a peppery house tomato sauce and consumed to the folk tune "Tumbalalaika" playing from the speakers, it can be transporting.
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It was savory, both salty and peppery, without the overt olive notes of an easier-going syrah, but more complicated, floral and meaty and, for me, an utter joy to drink, intriguing yet comforting.
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The obvious prototypes for Helen (a peppery Zoë Wanamaker) and Sophia (Zrinka Cvitesic) are Brigitte Macron, the wife of President Emmanuel Macron of France, and Melania Trump, the first lady of the United States.
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In France, watercress soup is popular; basically a variant of the soup vichyssoise (potato and leek), with a fair amount of the peppery greens blended with the purée, it is creamy, green and lovely.
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The condiments — grassy parsley, hot mustard, briny capers, sharp red onion, the bright celery leaves and peppery watercress — act as the lettuce, onion and pickle would on a cooked burger, yet bring significant elegance.
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His report, which he presents to the UN's Human Rights Council this month, triggered a peppery riposte from the hurriedly created Academics' Alliance for Correcting Groundless Criticisms of Japan, a group of uptight university professors.
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He stunned Bradley with a left-handed counter, and then, as Bradley crouched, Pacquiao met him low, reached back with his left hand as if winding up for a fastball, and unleashed a peppery hook.
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CEO and co-founder Irving Fain says chefs love the company's systems because they allow Bowery to make customized ingredients for them, giving kale a softer leaf or arugula a more peppery taste, for example.
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I thrilled to a spin on chicken parm: a whole peppery ground-chicken coil that was breaded, deep-fried, topped with chunky tomatoes and a drippy slab of burrata, and ringed with garlicky sautéed broccolini.
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The best dishes favor salt, like shrimp deep-fried in the shell and given a lashing of butter in the wok, or ground lamb shoulder bundled in peppery leaves that the Vietnamese call la lot.
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Where to eat Bundu Khan is a Pakistani kebab house with a commendable menu of hard-to-find dishes, such as paya, a cozy braise of cow or goat feet with a silky, peppery sauce.
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It was still floral, with syrah's characteristic meaty, peppery, olive aromas and flavors, but it had a spine of red fruit, perhaps because the syrah was blended with 22 percent grenache and 3 percent sangiovese.
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Unsure what to expect of such a generically named dish, I was blown away both by its variety of produce — baby bok choy, Napa cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, bean sprouts, cucumber — and by its peppery-garlic flavor.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, a bachelorette party sat under a balloon shaped like a diamond ring, drinking peppery, beet-purple wine-enhanced Bloody Marys; "Despacito" was playing, its summery, ubiquitous rhythm causing feet to tap.
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The carrots in the Pickled Trio pack an equally garlicky, peppery punch, and blintzes stuffed with duck confit and duck cracklings are so salty they'll make the hair on the back of your neck stand up.
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Feast: Generous Vegetarian Meals for Any Eater and Every Appetite, $24.39Sarah Copeland's "Feast" includes over 140 vegetable-based recipes that cater to cooks of all skill levels and meal occasions — from peppery Hungarian cuisine to bibimbap.
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Walking through the dining room — a long, tall space that used to be a hair salon — you may breathe in a thick cloud of pungent, peppery smoke that will set off a small chorus of coughs.
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This month he released his debut album, "MDR," on Imani Records, the label run by Orrin and Dawn Evans; it's a peppery and distinctive record, blending influences from Haitian dance music, modern jazz and hip-hop.
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I wanted a perfume that smelled like something that they'd have back then, so I found a peppery perfume, which to me was an embodiment of the energy of the character but also fitting to the timing.
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However, the peppery booze isn't for the faint of heart as the brand suggests to take it as a shot with an ice chaser – or pickle juice chaser or celery salt rim to help cut the burn.
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The enchiladas at Mexico City's Klein's are topped with creamy queso fresco, smothered in a bone-warming blend of piquant sauces, and parceled neatly around peppery strips of kosher salami and a generous smear of cream cheese.
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The server was right: The tobacco-like peppery clouds of this unique strain grown in Mendocino County—called "Balanced in the Pines"—went well with the unabashed layer of crunchy, cheesy chile powder around the spicy ball.
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Salty anchovies came on buttered white toast; the seppie e piselli was chewy, peppery squid atop sadly overcooked peas; the porchetta, served on a wooden paddle, was a still-life of carved roast pork, lettuce, and mustard.
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Clydie King, whose peppery but plain-spoken backing vocals helped define hits like the Rolling Stones' "Tumbling Dice," Linda Ronstadt's "You're No Good" and — despite her reservations about it — Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama," died on Jan.
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Then came a plate of grilled calamari and octopus sprinkled with coarse salt and another course with two kinds of shrimp in a light pool of peppery Tuscan olive oil — tiny, sweet red prawns and giant, meaty langoustines.
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" Reviewing that production in 1985, Richard F. Shepard wrote in The New York Times that Ms. Kauders "is an entirely lovable Bubbie, a peppery lady whose charm is a mask for a determination to carry out her schemes.
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Asian dumplings — wonton-filled purses of coarsely ground, garlicked pork — were no less delightful, steamed to a melt-in-the-mouth suppleness, and an assertive peppery zing to their chili sauce kept the latter from being too sweet.
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The dish gets a boost from three types of peppercorns: green and black (both true pepper), and rose or pink peppercorns (not really pepper — they are the fruit of a different plant — but peppery nonetheless, and pretty too).
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Unlike other things we come to crave, however — a taste, say, the burnt caramel of miso; the sharp, peppery fragrance of a ginger flower — we first dream of places we'd like to visit through another's eyes, another's ears.
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You pour some dark soy sauce over the eggs, add a healthy shake of ground white pepper, stir them together and dip the sweet-salty-crisp-soft bread into the salt-and-peppery umami creaminess of the eggs.
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The pungent, peppery Coratina and the lightly herbaceous Barne'a are the most distinctive: $15.99 for 17 ounces; an organic variety is $12.99 for 8.45 ounces, $18.99 for 17 ounces, Kalustyan's, 123 Lexington Avenue (29th Street), 212-685-3451.
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Ms. Koslow's version is cooked with shredded carrots, zucchini or winter squash; seasoned with mint, oregano, cilantro and North African spices; then served with a peppery salad and a glop of labneh — a marketplace snack transformed into a meal.
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Serving the pasta in the pans is a typically Italian way of reminding you just how authentic the sauce is — and ours, respectively cheesy and peppery and earthy and ripe, were so authentic we nearly licked our pans clean.
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For any and all uncooked or room temperature dishes that require a gentle coating of olive oil, I prefer a bright, crisp, just-shy-of-bitter flavor with a peppery finish, and that's just what The Alive gave me.
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The peppery scent of the patty reminded me of freshly cooked meat and hangovers, but despite the medically inadvisable amount of Dunkin' I consume on a regular basis, I still couldn't peg which sandwich I was holding before me.
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Here, chunks of juicy red tomatoes, diced seedless cucumbers, strips of red and green bell peppers, red onion slivers, kalamata olives, capers and crumbled feta cheese are held together beautifully with dried oregano and a peppery Greek olive oil.
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A marrow bone was roasted by the coals in the oven until it was on the verge of melting and begging to be mashed into grilled bread with some fermented chile and a few sprigs of peppery salad greens.
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Having practiced law for so many years, she was on a first-name basis with the attorneys and the judges, and she spoke in spirited, peppery Dutch, occasionally sliding into Jordaanese vernacular when her emotions got the better of her.
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It's Lagos noir — pulpy, peppery and sinister, served up in a comic deadpan courtesy of the narrator, Ayoola's horrified sister Korede, a nurse who is always on hand to discreetly dispose of a body or to help concoct an alibi.
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Better to dip it in jaew, a beautifully murky conflagration of fish sauce, chile powder, peppery sawtooth and khao khua, sticky rice that's been dry-roasted and pulverized in a food processor until ultrafine, registering as more taste than texture.
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Blowfish tails brushed with mustard and spice-bearing bread crumbs are terrific when they're available, and the chefs should get some kind of award from the French government for serving iced oysters Burgundy-style, with peppery finger-length chipolata sausages.
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Mr. Trump's latest offensive appeared to be in response to peppery remarks by Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, at a political rally in Munich on Sunday, when she said Europe could no longer rely on the United States as a partner.
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The crackers that I once doted on delivered grain and salt, but never herbal Middle Eastern za'atar; golden, peppery hawaij, a blend of turmeric and other spices from Yemen; or North African harissa, with its ruddy tint and vibrant heat.
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In 2013, when Daisuke Nakazawa began handing across the counter his first pieces of sea scallop sushi — harmless looking, but the peppery streak of yuzukosho inside could temporarily rearrange your facial structure — Sushi Nakazawa was something new to New York City.
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It gives three recipes that make for excellent midweek fare: broccoli spears, steamed and buttered, with a peppery bread crumb topping; Sicilian-style baked romanesco broccoli, with capers, olives, anchovy and mozzarella; and pan-roasted cauliflower with garlic, parsley and rosemary.
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As the play opens, Lyssa receives an unexpected visit from Quincy Quince (Kerry Bishé, blithely catty), a peppery generation 2.0 feminist who has written a trendy best seller, and a former protégé of Lyssa's professor husband, Walter Abrahmson (a charming Stephen Kunken).
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Take the coriander soup, a mushroom-and-ginger broth thickened with earthy greens and topped with a generous spread of cilantro leaves: it's the sort of memorable starter that either hooks you with its peppery kick or leaves your mouth tasting of soap.
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The second is David Tanis's: a watercress salad with raw beets and radishes that is a marvel of peppery equilibrium, the sort of meal you'll want to eat outside even if it's a little nippy still, a promise of the summer to come.
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Fresh, creamy burrata and peppery baby arugula dressed in balsamic vinegar alone sounds like a pretty bangin' snack, but with some juicy tomatoes (or something else that might be in season now—like wild mushrooms) this is truly a treat-yo-self kind of snack.
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Chopped scallops, slightly cooked to bring out the sweetness, get kicked into hyperdrive with a bright-green purée of asparagus and kale; a copious amount of Jonah crab is covered with a luscious saffron-scented bouillabaisse sabayon, the richness cut with peppery nasturtium leaves.
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For now, there is a meaty, peppery Salametto Dolce, a Salametto Piccante with persistent heat, and a coarser, sweetly herbaceous Finocchiella: Cesare Casella Salamis, $39 for two one-pound pieces, $59 for a sampler of all three from Heritage Foods, 718-389-0985, heritagefoodsusa.com.
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Almost every day for the past 10 months, a woman known as Mother Comfort Lloyd and her 30 helpers have prepared rice, spicy peppery soup and potato greens to hand out to supporters at Mr. Weah's headquarters in the Monrovia neighborhood called Fish Market.
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I was having such a good time commiserating with the characters' comical neuroses and their attempts to achieve emotional equilibrium, in songs featuring music and lyrics that often have the peppery charm of light operetta, that I was blindsided by the onset of Whizzer's illness.
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Britain currently has more than 60 beverage and food products with protected designations: The long, peppery pinwheel of Cumberland sausage can only be sourced and produced in the English county of Cumbria, and Yorkshire Forced Rhubarb can only be grown in the "Rhubarb Triangle" in West Yorkshire.
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A whole branzino with crisped skin drew inspiration from the Amalfi coast, the mushroom tortellini in a butter sauce from Piedmont, and the chicken Milanese, an impressive 14-ounce filet topped with a heap of peppery arugula, red onion and Parmesan slivers, was Milan on a plate.
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Coniglio alla cacciatora , onglet chargrilled over rosemary branches, poached octopus with bottarga di muggine: every item on the short list (which changes daily) seems to have ancient roots, has probably been finished with a deep, peppery olive oil, and may possibly be an ideal version of itself.
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"Not being in fashion for the last couple of years, not being in the picture, you become the forgotten man, I suppose," said Mr. Binns, chatty and peppery if slightly subdued, in an Irish brogue that a decade in Los Angeles has done little to mellow.
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Finally, in 1974, when he was in his mid-50s, he started Hunan, a tiny restaurant on Kearny Street in San Francisco's Chinatown, where he introduced diners to hot, peppery Hunanese food, a departure from the milder Cantonese cuisine that many Americans were more accustomed to.
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Almost as good were a peppery, slightly bitter pie layered with broccoli rabe and slices of sweet sausage; a Napoli, whose creamy burrata was balanced by the tang of prosciutto di Parma, arugula, and parmigiano; and a zippy, pungent rustica, with roasted red peppers, black olives, soppressata and burrata.
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A spicy salmon tartare, spiked with shreds of jalapeño and accompanied by a peppery pile of arugula leaves, was also wonderfully fresh, and segments of artisanal bison, rabbit and wild boar sausage were herbaceous and deeply flavorful, though they appeared to have been randomly flung onto the plate.
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But the overwhelming takeaway is one of lightness and elegance: the saline sweetness of smoked oysters under a blanket of crumbed grilled cauliflower, brightened by yuzu and the peppery sting of intensely fresh watercress; or ash-roasted chicken over a swoosh of pine nut purée, with fennel and grapes.
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After beginning with Cardiff (a peppery Robert Lindsay) struggling to enter the garage-turned-inner-sanctum where he is planning to complete a book, "Prism" spins off in the (far superior) second half into a fantasia that allows Mr. Johnson to practice anew his habit of resurrecting ghosts.
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Insistent that no biography of him be written, Orwell might well have taken issue with the very existence of this play, but I doubt he could fault Peter Hamilton Dyer's remarkable resemblance to the literary icon, or a peppery performance that sends needed electrical surges through Jimmy Walters's production.
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And the friends with whom I shared the olive oil cake — a simple drum with a crisp top and a tender middle, splashed with a bright-green squiggle of peppery olive oil — still text me about once a day to ask if I remember how wonderful it was.
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Each dish, created by the chef Malcolm Lee of Candlenut, will be featured for a week: coconut shrimp with a sweet and spicy glaze, chicken in a peppery coconut sauce, and charred octopus with cucumber and pineapple pickle: Garden Court Café, Asia Society, 725 Park Avenue (70th Street), asiasociety.org/NY.
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And they are creating flavorful and exciting new expressions: peppery whiskys made with 100 percent rye grain, like Lot 40; whiskys finished in port or rum barrels, like Pike Creek; and weird but delicious blends like Alberta Dark Batch, which combines 20143- and 12-year-old Canadian rye with bourbon and sherry.
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In November, days after her appointment, several right-wing city councilors wrote a letter calling for Ms. Lamé to set aside political bias, after they resurfaced several peppery posts on her personal Twitter account, including one that referred to politicians as "Tory scum" and another that appeared to celebrate Margaret Thatcher's death.
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The approach has proved popular enough for bottles of Spreewood's Stork Club Rye Whiskey to sell out completely this year, though the barrel-strength sample offered on the distillery tour (25 euros) gives a hint of the appeal: a vanilla and gingerbread nose with peppery notes, as well as a bit of barnyard funk.
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A daddy might be any man with graying hair (see: the salt-and-peppery fitness entrepreneur Peter Kraus, 33, whom many American women hoped would lead the last season of "The Bachelor"), or a beefy action-movie hero (Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson, for example, who also happens to be a father), or … the mascot of a boxed cereal brand.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker Extra-long, skinny spring rolls were expertly fried, filled with a nicely balanced mixture of slick sautéed shiitake mushrooms and julienned carrots, and topped with pleasingly peppery micro mint, but enormous, craggy corn fritters, which multiple servers pushed hard, were saturated with an unholy amount of coconut oil, a thrill until they cooled and began to seem dangerous.
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While all of our evolutionary instincts tell us to have mad unprotected sex, sabotage others for our own personal gain, and most importantly, avoid eating mold at all costs, the blue mold found in blue cheese (Penicillium roqueforti and Penicillium glaucum), is actually quite dank, and yields two highly chill side effects: It breaks down proteins to bless the cheese with righteous creaminess, and it breaks down fats to produce those distinctly tangy, peppery, and sharp flavors.
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When artichokes are good, they will appear on the menu under antipasti (sliced into a clean and guileless salad of pale, papery shavings that squeak between your teeth, dressed with shards of Parmigiano-Reggiano and a peppery young olive oil); contorni (fried until their young leaves are curled, crisp and bronze); and primi (layered with béchamel into a green lasagna, as plump and yielding as a featherbed, with so many thin and tender pasta sheets that I have never been able count them all, though I should say that I am usually preoccupied with eating them).
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A former restaurant owner and the granddaughter of immigrants from Naples, Loccisano recently took me on a tour of her Brooklyn — Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Bensonhurst — stopping at Italian markets and bakeries, and shelf after shelf contained ingredients that reminded her of, say, the time an old Sicilian lady taught her how to fill eggplants with mint, garlic and cheese, or when she started to make her mother's famous stuffed calamari recipe her own, filling them with shrimp and intensely peppery, buttery breadcrumbs, and simmering them in tomato sauce until they came out like gorgeous, fat dumplings in a deep, briny sauce.
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