Beaches located miles from Smithfield lagoons were slathered in feces.
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That's bad stacked on bad, with bad slathered on top.
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They're all best served warm and slathered with good butter.
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It can read like a Murakami novel slathered in Americana.
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Oh, cool, a pile of cabbage slathered in mayo and vinegar.
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It isn't integrated into reality, but slathered on top of it.
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Instead, it was slathered with a very generous portion of prosciutto.
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People wiped tears from friends' faces — then slathered on hand sanitizer.
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At IHOP he orders pancakes slathered in whipped cream and strawberries.
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Parents slathered with sunscreen formed amiable clusters at the community house.
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She's also slathered with the Honest diaper rash cream whenever needed.
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Both sides of the Popeyes bun are slathered in classic mayo.
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I slathered him with sun screen … and he was just looking crazy.
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Pop had shaved his eyebrows and slathered his face with white paint.
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And they'll arrive at random, slathered in lots of gee-whiz technology.
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You can eat things slathered in BUTTER without having to wear GLOVES.
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She stood quietly as the assistant slathered Nivea lotion on her legs.
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They also exercised more often and imbibed or slathered on more cannabis.
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The rot at the center of "Falsettos" is slathered in self-congratulation.
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I end up making frozen waffles slathered in almond butter and syrup.
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Maybe an overzealous Clemson Tigers fan slathered them with the team colors?
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Breakfast in Malaysia is often a green spread slathered on grilled, buttered bread.
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Chris Christie, Donald J. Trump, and Senator Marco Rubio are slathered in mud.
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Peter Rossi of Phoenix capped the 21962-foot obelisk slathered with vegetable shortening.
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For example, a serving of broccoli isn't healthy if it's slathered in butter.
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My enchiladas, stuffed with turkey and slathered in pistachio mole ($235), were wonderful.
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Each of us grabbed our preferred sauces and slathered them onto our chalupas.
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And for President Trump, that steak is well done and slathered in ketchup.
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Last week, the statue of Beauregard was slathered in red paint by vandals.
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It had A1 sauce baked into the bun and slathered on the burger.
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The supposedly heat-tolerant salvia didn't like being slathered with blankets of humidity.
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Delta is slathered in ports as we've come to expect from EcoFlow products.
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French fry fans will be blown away by Canada's slathered concoctions at Epcot's Le Cellier, which can be ordered three ways: the gruyere cheese-slathered French Onion, braised short rib-covered Korean BBQ and Canadian cheddar and truffle-topped Signature.
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It's slathered in bearnaise and comes with a mountain of fries on the side.
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The mud-slathered thing is called Sprinter Extreme and it's, well, very extreme indeed.
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This doorless, roofless i8 Spyder slathered in E-Copper paint is just a concept.
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From the photos above, you can see two models slathered in the gilded highlighter.
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I didn't read the instructions and just slathered it into my hair like shampoo.
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When your hands are slathered in clay, you cannot fiddle around with your phone.
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The meat was an appetizing brown, and both patties were slathered with melted cheese.
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I slathered my face in white foam and took care not to cut myself.
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A nice big burger slathered in the stuff, served alongside oven-baked mock frites.
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It all sounded interesting enough, so I slathered it on and hoped for the best.
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It's half crumbly coffee cake and half fluffy buttermilk pancakes slathered in rich maple syrup.
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Every morning, I'm slathered in curdled milk and pounded with hot, herb-filled poultices (Navarakizhi).
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The ketchup-slathered heart-stopper has long been a beloved staple of the Tarantino universe.
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I added two drops of rose oil, and slathered my custom blend on my skin.
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The light from the hallway poured into the classroom, illuminating students slathered in charcoal mud.
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The ad featured Anderson and another female costar in bikinis, slathered in a creamy substance.
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But slathered on top of that is a bunch of typically Apple extra-mile jelly.
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In fact, I often slathered mineral oil on my skin to increase the tanning effects.
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It's got the Coens' fat men, slapstick and glibness, slathered with Mr. Clooney's moral piety.
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I've whipped it into soft butter and slathered it over grilled lamb chops — holy smokes!
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Accordingly, the Sulwhasoo website is liberally slathered with mentions of "Asian wisdom" and "natural harmony".
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In May, a work crew slathered it onto a street in the Canoga Park neighborhood.
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We've got Pinoy-style ribs that have been slathered with banana ketchup and white wine.
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And you're going to want it to be slathered in this vegan tartar sauce, too.
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I mean, I don't think the Obama administration slathered itself in glory around security. Sure.
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So I slathered a bit on my nose and a few breakout-prone areas and waited.
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Pumpkin Zucchini Cake This pumpkin-zucchini cake is served slathered in a cream cheese frosting.10.
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A mother's love was shown in the slathered faces of youngsters in transit during brutal winters.
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All dried off and slathered with coconut oil, I decide to do my morning face routine.
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And a final 12, though also shaved, were neither exposed to UV nor slathered with sunscreen.
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For this one, I double-boiled chocolate and slathered the goop onto a store-bought corndog.
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GARLIC STRIPS — This was basically a round of pizza dough slathered with garlic topping and baked.
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The six-piece collection can be slathered on dirty faces and, apparently, digested by human stomachs.
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When his turn came again, he asked for a hot dog slathered with mustard and onions.
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I love roast chicken, juicy summer tomatoes and carrot cake slathered with tangy cream-cheese frosting.
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The simmered meat is then slathered with a seasoned miso mixture, and roasted until beautifully glazed.
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From clean, mineral-based tinted sunscreens that won't clog your pores to jumbo bottles designed to be slathered (and re-slathered) over your whole body — and every brand from Neutrogena to Blue Lizard and Sun Bum — you can find the exact formula that fits your sunscreen preference.
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She also recently remixed Tiga's "Blondes Have More Fun" and slathered it in funky disco ball sheen.
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Mercury is slathered in graphite; the same slate-colored, carbon-based material we put in our pencils.
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PB&J wings are spicy-sweet chicken wings slathered in a jalapeno, blackberry and toasted peanut glaze.
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Too many joints in Miami serve their Cubanos half-toasted, with inferior meats, and slathered with margarine.
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There are many, many dudes reenacting Shrek's lines while slathered in green paint and sporting fake antennae.
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Breakfast, dessert, afternoon snack—eat these cinnamon buns slathered in cream cheese frosting any time you like.
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Then he slathered it all over a sweet potato that he baked and gobbled the whole thing.
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This may not seem radical, but back then cities and transit systems were not slathered in graffiti.
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This extremely detailed new bagel, unlike the previous interpretation, is slathered with a layer of cream cheese.
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It's the same fried chicken you know and love, only it's slathered in a rich honey mustard sauce.
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So much personal fantasy, so many rectangles slathered on and sentimentally worked over, so many fascinatingly indecipherable methodologies.
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Plus, it sounds like a cozy way to live, all slathered in butter and hot off a griddle.
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As a child I, too, favored my oats slathered with margarine, bathed with milk and showered with sugar.
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The fertilised females lay their eggs in trays fitted with cavities shaped like honeycomb and slathered in molasses.
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They were disorganized, their lyrics slathered in absurdism and goody-two-shoes sunshine, and everything just sounded... wrong.
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These small, soft parcels of doughy corn goodness taste even better when slathered with some chocolaty mole poblano.
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The river, ordinarily a greenish-brown color, now resembled milky tea, and a drab sludge slathered its banks.
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A Japanese company has come up with a chocolatey mixture that is meant to be slathered on rice.
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The toasty, nutty biscuit tops gave way to a delicate interior, which I slathered in whipped honey-butter.
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Meat, potentially one of the diabetic's safest foods, is often slathered in sugary barbecue sauce or honey glaze.
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Behind a worn blue counter, a teenage girl slathered melted cheese onto a hot dog for a customer.
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Rutt's Hut is known for its "rippers," deep-fried dogs slathered with the roadside joint's sweet mustard relish.
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A sweeter toast slathered with honey vanilla mascarpone, juicy roasted nectarines and candied pistachios was just as satisfying.
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And a building nicknamed the Haunted House is slathered in gold leaf, like an early Renaissance panel painting.
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A black-and-white film featuring shirtless men slathered with mud suggests a return to some primal state.
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It's not really greater than the sum of its parts: a round roll, sliced and slathered with butter.
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The ribs themselves were not the giant slathered-and-barbecued kind; those are best left to the pros.
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"This is so I don't get ashy," she said, as her legs and arms were slathered with ointment.
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And since it looked harmless enough, I slathered a bit of it on and felt an immediate cooling effect.
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I slathered myself multiple times a day with DEET and wore one of those olive-drab insect-repellent bands.
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Notably absent from the meal were well-done steaks slathered in ketchup, de-crusted pizza, and "beautiful" chocolate cake.
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Also delicious are the pork ribs vindaloo, slathered in a piquant mahogany sauce, the meat falling off the bone.
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The rich and buttery cream demanded to be slathered all over the three fluffy pancakes, and I happily obliged.
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Under her clothes, she has slathered skin-lightening cream on her body and then mummified herself in Saran Wrap.
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The homes are spread over the walls of this remote Tibetan valley like strawberry jam slathered on a scone.
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But work is work, so she slathered on mosquito repellent and put on long pants, despite the sweltering heat.
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Indulge with these super-flavorful fried chicken tenders slathered in fancy black truffle mayo and sweet, buttery caramelized onions.
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A fancy fur coat whose back has been slathered with paint is on a stand near the covered mirror.
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First they are browned in butter, then slathered with crème fraîche and broiled until nearly, but not quite, burnt.
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Satays slathered in sauce are a signature, and he also specializes in Peking duck and Peking duck spring rolls.
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We ate it warm for dinner, or had it cold for lunch on white bread slathered with Miracle Whip.
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I picked up a block of glutinous rice cake slathered in chili, scallions and hot oil for 8 yuan.
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Nor do you have to put a BullFrog-slathered toe into the ocean to be part of that destruction.
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I should pick something I believe is healthy, but I feel like having crumpets slathered in butter and jam.
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Plastic surgery or access to gyms like Unbreakable or having caviar slathered on your body can only go so far.
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Beauty its own sun, slathered in tanning oil, flipping over and over, the one we all angle our towels toward.
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It combines chicken, slathered in a parmesan cream sauce, with prosciutto and a bunch of boring greens not worth mentioning.
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A single oyster sits in the center of a large white plate with a squid ink sludge slathered on top.
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It's hard to imagine anything we love more than popcorn slathered in butter, but we may have just found it.
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Her fashion-influenced images of female bodies slathered in paint and glitter are seductive and repulsive at the same time.
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So, during a recent trip to Aruba where the brand uncovered the launch, I slathered it all over my face.
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Disentangling Britain from the EU will be like extracting one glue-slathered octopus from a basket of 27 other ones.
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Also key to any "Animal Style" burger order: Patties slathered in mustard sizzled directly on the griddle, condiment-side down.
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Nonetheless, the poll reveals that the makeup-slathered, red-nosed comedians aren't exactly the crowd-pleasers they're trained to be.
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They line up to guzzle water and gobble down jalebi, an Indian snack of fried dough slathered in sticky syrup.
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The cult topping is mashed potato, the creamy blobs a foil to the crisp crust slathered with garlic and Parmesan.
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The cramped shops heave with rhinestone-slathered jewelry, stacks of plastic kitchenware and women's shoes adorned with bows and bling.
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I couldn't stop eating the pleasantly sticky, cartoonishly large turkey wings, slathered in a surprisingly sweet harissa and honey glaze.
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Once upon a time, you slathered conditioner all over your hair and scalp and called it a job well done.
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The sex itself is slathered with 90s clichés, sax and slo-mo and such, but the run up is something else.
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If said old friend happens to be a delicious piece of pressed chicken that is also slathered in avocado-ranch dressing.
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To calculate SPF, manufacturers compare skin slathered with sunscreen to skin without sunscreen and see how long each takes to redden.
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When I'd slathered my testicles with a half dozen scrotal deodorants, antiperspirants, and powders, I thought I was doing something romantic.
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Baked or fried, slathered in Buffalo or BBQ sauce, these crispy snacks are key to any Super Bowl party. 25. Chili
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A kibbeling stand on the side of the road—battered chunks of fish slathered in tartar sauce on a buttered roll.
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Condiment snobs Many will disagree, but: Fancy, small-batch mayo and store-brand mayo are indistinguishable when slathered on a sandwich.
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Out of the dozens of face masks we've slathered on during our childhood sleepovers, not a single one looked this thrilling.
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As Alex walked through the forest you could smell flowers, and as beachgoers slathered on suntan lotion you quickly smelled summertime.
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The menu's runaway star is the fried-bologna sandwich, featuring a house-made version of the deli meat slathered in dijonnaise.
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Spread on apples, mixed into oatmeal, or slathered on bread, these fall peanut butters will go with just about any dish.
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We do our best to nurse her, but she turns away from the filling stews, the thick bread slathered in butter.
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What's more, Roberts' burger is slathered with a beet relish that has people in New York returning time and time again.
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Or maybe it was a body lotion that you slathered all over your legs before debuting your fresh new bubble skirt.
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Broiling a fist of black cod slathered with miso is a great way to fight back against the weariness, the sloth.
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Would this particular chicken, slathered in a simple, garlicky chile butter, be excellent stuffed with loads of herbs and halved lemons?
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The book is full of such felicities (Marco's stories are "slathered in the usual pottage of heroism, victimhood and self-justification").
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He then mixed the same bronzer with his famous Body Bling shimmering lotion and slathered it across her arms and chest.
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The biscuit was slathered in butter and, frankly, didn't look like a fast-food biscuit — it looked like the real deal.
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A once bland breakfast side, sliced bread turned into a superstar main slathered in avocado and sprinkled with crushed red pepper flakes.
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"I always got slathered with spf and yet I would get quite tan as a kid in the summer," explained one user.
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For the last step, Meyer sprays Natura Bissé's Diamond Mist Spray to set all that moisture he's just slathered his face in.
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They can be set alight to frighten your enemy's cavalry, or slathered into the seams between the planks of your ship's hull.
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Hai Wei Yuan B.B.Q. (stall No. 1), has excellent stingray, which is slathered in sambal chili and barbecued in a banana leaf.
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When he requested her special fried chicken after carousing without her, she slathered it in cayenne pepper, battered it, and fried it.
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Pump my stomach and look for deer sausage, squirrel, and the remains of a nice prime rib still slathered in horseradish cream.
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Slathered with locally-sourced butter, jam, or other spreads, a single slice of the good stuff was pulling in a whopping $4.
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"Some people prefer their own sunscreen," she said, having slathered her family in a white coating of SPF 70 sunscreen from Peru.
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They'll pile the fatty pieces up high on toasted, seeded rye bread that has been slathered with a spicy whole-grain mustard.
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I slathered mine with cherry butter (which is just softened butter mixed with some cherry jam), but they are good plain, too.
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At the taxi stand, a group of nuns in full habits placed masks over their faces and slathered sanitizer on their hands.
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At $8 a loaf, it is a luxury item — and satisfying: I slathered thick slices with salted butter for three days thereafter.
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Every structure, even the cliffscapes, seems slathered with livid graffiti, and from the lower right rises up a sinister murder of crows.
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Chellet slathered what looked like honey on herself and then affixed green feathers to her arms as if possessed by an avian spirit.
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To extend the metaphor, though, it's a pill slathered in lots of peanut butter — a treat that overwhelms the senses with pure joy.
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I eat two slices of fresh bread (from a Bay Area bakery called Acme) slathered with butter while I read Money Diaries. Delicious.
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In October, it was reported that a man eating a hamburger slathered in ghost pepper sauce actually tore a hole in his esophagus.
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Satirically pointed but slathered in the same vinegar as the rest of his jabs, it felt like part of the same sour meal.
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Slathered in "Thunder" paint and accented by "Magma" accents, the Warrior is three inches taller and six inches wider than the standard Titan.
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In another, a man slathered with spaghetti sauce attempts to slurp down noodles in slow motion while keeping his concentration on his screen.
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Heaped with crunchy fries and slathered with ketchup and mayonnaise, the massive sandwich (20,000 dong) will fill you up for an entire afternoon.
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Once your skin has been poked, your own PRP is slathered on so it can soak into the skin through the tiny holes.
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The toast is grilled over an open charcoal flame, and then slathered with kaya (a coconut jam made with coconut, milk, and sugar).
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And talk about unabashed excess: Melania once divulged that she routinely slathered Barron with the caviar-infused moisturizer from her skin care line.
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They figured, statistically speaking, that if they slathered on enough receptors, they'd wind up with enough of them oriented in the right direction.
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This French-style rib-eye steak can be pan-seared to perfection in any home kitchen and is slathered in hot, garlicky butter.
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The have a slathered-on aesthetic that reads to me as spendthrift with materials that are not, in and of themselves, particularly meaningful.
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But this, too, is an ingredient true to Taiwan, where it is sweeter than in the West and slathered liberally on breakfast sandwiches.
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He had invented a basting sauce — equal parts ketchup and yellow mustard — which he slathered over burgers and hot dogs, both thoroughly grilled.
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After several miles, they came to a crossroads where several women were handing out water and tortillas slathered with black beans and cheese.
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But 30 minutes slathered in toner dialed it down to a noticeable, but not too in-your-face blonde — and I'm feeling it!
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Their bright new place is a showcase for Filipino barbecue, especially grilled skewers slathered in sauce, and adobo preparations in typical vinegar marinades.
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From the gluten-free section of the menu come little papery dumplings, slathered in spinach sauce, that explode with kale when bitten into.
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A favorite is Anil's chicken tikka on the bone with gooey naan bread slathered in butter, costing together 600 Kenyan shillings (about $6).
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The Impossible Burger was served with a "special sauce" (Thousand Island dressing), which I got on the side and slathered on each burger.
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The theater's original 1911 interiors were indiscriminately slathered with tarry black paint, while bundles of scraps were bolted to the walls and ceiling.
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The best oysters, though, come out of the wood-burning oven, slathered with a grassy pesto-like green curry then cooked until custardy.
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That's why it's so soothing — dare we say, heavenly — to be steam-cleaned, sloughed, and slathered with a handful of masks, serums, and moisturizers.
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Or, as with capers, olives smashed into good, sweet butter yield a condiment that can be slathered on anything to add a subtle richness.
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There's plenty to enjoy at Chef Morimoto's phenomenal restaurant at Disney Springs, so long as these sweet chili hoisin-slathered ribs are ordered, too.
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The first three photos featured a succulent rack of lamb being grilled, slathered in garlic and rosemary, and cut into individual bright pink chops.
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More specifically, I was trying to become the lead singer—pitch black, dyed hair, tattered clothing, and loads of makeup slathered on my face.
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Yes, the car has been slathered in a nondescript navy blue paint job with light gray accents that perfectly compliment the black leather interior.
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Fifth, if your buddy eats McDonald's by bare palming a naked beef patty slathered in ketchup, you do not share that with the world.
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I did have fun with the pizza that had four big white clumps of burrata, one for each tomato-slathered and oregano-seasoned slice.
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In place of an expensive, name-brand moisturizer, I slathered on organic jojoba oil (which is both antibacterial and non-comedogenic) morning and night.
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Digging into the psychological space between her wildly public life and intensely private death, "Everything Is Copy" is a pickle slathered in whipped cream.
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You'll get to see both actors in all their oil-slathered glory on the big screen, when the Baywatch reboot hits theaters in 2017.
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And with the House and Senate slathered with telecom campaign contributions, such an effort had a snowball's chance in hell of ever actually materializing.
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As we slathered on sunscreen and gulped water in the blazing heat, we began to learn about the geological wonder we were descending into.
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He had the ceiling slathered in a thick layer of cement, which is sponge-painted in shades of ocher, brick red and bluish-gray.
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I toasted the berry nut scone and slathered it with the homemade apple butter (made mostly with a blend of apples and coconut oil).
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"Dead Sea Mud" (2016) is a close-up of a man's chest slathered with gray mud, the hair and a gold necklace matted down.
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I should clarify that in many cases, these aren't actual hunks of dairy, but logs of wood slathered in paint so they resemble cheese rinds.
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It is now a bit after four, and despite having slathered myself in sunscreen, I am beginning to suspect I will have a sunburn later.
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Bobby Flay's Espresso-Chocolate Chip Banana Bread Bobby Flay's recipe suggests serving one of these slices toasted and slathered in his espresso-cinnamon butter. Mmm.
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Often served slathered in curries or spices, goat is a more complicated taste to work with than the usual beef, pork, or poultry, Izard noted.
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Ngo is genuinely concerned as he sees the color drain from my face and instructs me to eat another peanut butter-slathered rice cake immediately.
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The common garden snail munching on your kale is the same one from Europe that you can buy slathered with butter and garlic as escargot.
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Filled with jelly, slathered in Cristal champagne and topped with 24-karat gold flakes, just one of the delectable desserts will set you back $100.
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Stephen Langford, the president of the U-Haul Company of St. Louis, said he ended up slathered in dust as he helped uncover the artwork.
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This beautiful burger includes a blowtorched marrow patty—yes, you read that correctly—slathered in a sweet mango BBQ sauce and topped with fried shallots.
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Close your eyes, and you could be in an autumn forest, eating bites of buttered toast slathered in dark caramel and sprinkled with flaky salt.
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But they could also serve as the filling for po'boys: French bread slathered with mayoketchup and stuffed with fritters and a heap of shredded lettuce.
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Anthony Bourdain's latest, written with Laurie Woolever, is called APPETITES (Ecco/HarperCollins, $37.50), and he's slathered it with the grandstanding machismo that is his trademark.
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There is a heavenly place in Chicago where you can have fried chicken slathered in honey butter and, naturally, it's called Honey Butter Fried Chicken.
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We opted for a whole hot-and-sour fish (qianyu, from Guizhou province, 129 yuan), tangy and flavorful, and slathered in bright orange chili peppers.
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Mr. Thiebaud has won a place in American art history for his densely slathered paintings of cakes, pies, ice cream cones, burgers, fruits and crudités.
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To "finish" an "Untitled" 1968 work here, you stand before a bright light that temporarily imprints your shadow onto a canvas slathered with phosphorous pigment.
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We sprawled on our stomachs on the riverboat's warm wooden deck, binoculars around our necks, bug spray slathered on our arms, eyes on the riverbank.
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We tasted the krajana kielbasa, slathered with spicy Pulaski mustard along with a shot of homemade honey liquor poured out of a plastic water bottle.
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At the Spaniard, a new bar in the West Village, the wings swagger Buffalo-style, slathered with barbecue sauce and given a blue cheese dip.
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Then, at Brock's recommendation, Bourdain eats pecan waffles slathered with all the butter in the packet, with every bit of crisped batter obscured by syrup.
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Not that North or South Carolina-inspired kind you can get at a kiosk at the market; not some slathered-up ribs at the pub.
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Grilled corn slathered in butter is a delight all summer long (and especially during corn harvest time), but it's also an indispensable part of July 4.
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I've been slathered in care by my three main caretakers and checked up on by so many in my community and my friends in South Carolina.
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Salma Abu Rabiah, the housewife in Umm al-Fahm, serves it for breakfast: slathered with Hashahar, a popular Israeli chocolate spread, and paired with mint tea.
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A truly delicious veggie burger is only as good as the bun it's served on, the sauces it's slathered in, and the toppings it's stacked with.
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The stunning thing you see above — slathered in Mazda's new Machine Gray paint — is called the MX-5 RF. The RF roughly stands for retractable hardtop.
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The chicken is marinated in ranch-dressing-based brine, topped with a dill-pickle-chip mayo, and seated between two honey-butter-slathered buns of bread.
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It's slathered in versatile USB-C ports flanking the laptop's new Touch Bar touchscreen display that replaces the traditional row of function keys on the keyboard.
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I slathered on sunblock before heading in — which is to say, up, for seeing the Pythian ruins would involve a fairly steep hike up the mountainside.
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From a bread basket brimming with puffy pretzel bread to the Filet Peconic, filet mignon slathered in oysters, the menu is decadent, delightful, and wildly expensive.
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"He was real, unlike a lot of liberal Democrats who are just as racist" but keep it hidden, he said, his jaw slathered with shaving cream.
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Plus, instead of red sauce, this white pie is slathered with ricotta and mozzarella, so it is both extra rich and a little more coffee-friendly.
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Unfortunately, the biggest thing I forgot about In-N-Out is just how bad their fries are, even slathered in a delicious sauce and grilled onions.
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For the main course, choose between the fish of the day, simply grilled and slathered with a spicy tomato paste, or a variety of lamb dishes.
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Light slides across the face of a wise-eyed figure—a shaman, possibly, or a voodoo priest—with paint slathered in curious signs across his body.
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My dad used to get so mad when I ate my steak well done and slathered in A1 sauce, but now I'm a medium-rare girl.
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Acrylic paint, slathered, smoothed, and textured, is likened to the synthetic colors and substances that are part of processed convenience foods, food dyes, and cake icing.
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It's like capture the flag mashed up with one massive worldwide game of tug of war, with a bit of Matrix-y cyberpunk dressing slathered on top.
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An improved radiocarbon dating technique resulted in the revised extinction dates; many of the samples were slathered in preservation materials, requiring careful preparation for the carbon dating.
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For example, an oil-absorbing mask might be applied to your T-zone, while a hydrating mask is slathered everywhere else to avoid drying out the skin.
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I made a salad with lettuce, radicchio, endive, fennel, radish, scallions, tomato, avocado, black beans, frozen corn, shredded cheddar cheese, and chicken breast, slathered in Cindy's ranch.
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Colombia is one country not necessarily known for delicious ceviche—it's commonly served in a less-than-appetizing "shrimp cocktail" concoction heavily slathered in ketchup and mayonnaise.
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Wayne had the biggest album in the country (one of the biggest of all time) and the biggest song, and that song was slathered in Auto-Tune.
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A few months ago, the restaurant started serving warm tortillas slathered with smashed avocado, a squeeze of lime juice, and a freshly seared Mexican red rump tarantula.
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The plant is now bred into dozens of different colors and shapes, and is a Christmastime fixture, sometimes sold slathered with glitter glue for extra "snowy" appeal.
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But he was also making heavily slathered paintings that he intended to fall apart, as demonstrated by a red painting here that is missing a central chunk.
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She had stood vigil at the window, or next to the rail in her hat and long sleeves buttoned at the wrist, the girls slathered with sunscreen.
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Injera is also used to make the kategna , in which a toasted, folded hunk of it is slathered with berbere; it's excellent, if you like spicy food.
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The old-fashioned benchmark croque-monsieur plants the ham and cheese between two thin white bread slices; then it is béchamel-slathered and bronzed in the oven.
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It is not uncommon when restoring a prewar property to discover that beneath all the layers of paint slathered on over the years is some beautiful woodwork.
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The second photo shows her back slathered in shaving cream, and the final photo was taken "the third day after my sunburn," when her back looks much better.
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Cosmetic surgeon Cameron Rokhsar, MD, walked me through the procedure as he and his assistant slathered numbing cream on my face while simultaneously drawing blood from my arm.
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Kendall and Kourtney slathered a green mud mask all over their faces, then stripped down to black swimsuits and rubbed a black mud mask all over their bodies.
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That's part of the reason trucks aren't already slathered in ads, the next day the vehicle could be three states away and billboards tend to be highly localized.
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Fast forward a decade and the innovation in telecomm is slathered on like primer paint and the only differences between phones are in speeds, feeds, and screen resolution.
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Khaled, whose fame crescendoed alongside Snapchat ubiquity, wore a tracksuit slathered with Goyard print and spent much of the night with his iPhone at arm's length, filming himself.
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This strategy succeeded in delaying action for decades — decades that left a literally toxic legacy in the form of millions of homes and apartments slathered in lead paint.
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Thinly sliced and folded like the train of a luxurious robe, it gets griddled with cheese, slathered in a thick house-made dijonnaise, and wedged onto a bun.
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So, after my shower, I slathered a layer of cream all over my face and left it on for about 15 minutes (you can even do just 10).
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And until then, we'll always have your awkward draft day and your ridiculous highlight-reel goals and yes, the image of your injured groin slathered in peanut butter.
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Start with an order of pan de cristal con tomate (€5), crisp bread slathered with fresh tomato, and one of the charcuterie boards dedicated to various Mediterranean regions.
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Whether you follow those dietary rules or not, there is a perfectly good burger, topped with ribbons of caramelized onion and a bun slathered in peri peri mayonnaise.
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The team perfected a signature fan-pleasing toss-and-gun offense led by the Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Fouts, and the fans slathered the players with adoration.
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Sometimes I just want to shove a greasy, salty, ketchup-slathered disk-on-a-bun into my pie hole and feel like a piece of shit all night.
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Food writers and pastry chefs flew in from across the country to marvel at the gravity-defying stack of airy cake layers slathered with glossy honey-cream frosting.
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She has appeared onstage slathered in chocolate, or in the guise of Martha Stewart, the fictional paramour of George W. Bush, in her 2004 satirical play George & Martha.
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Meaty drumsticks are slathered in a notably emerald marinade of cilantro, basil, and mint, made even more aromatic and spicy with garlic, lime zest, Aleppo pepper, and fish sauce.
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We used to think that there was such a thing as "pure" Android, which was then sullied by unnecessary and annoying layers of software slathered on top of it.
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You lug cardboard boxes holding flat-packed shelves, cupboards and tables into your car and reward yourself for your thrift and good taste with meatballs slathered with lingonberry jam.
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Diners can choose between Mexican, Mediterranean and Asian dishes or - this being Germany after all - Currywurst, a sliced pork sausage slathered in a sauce of ketchup and curry powder.
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But when cooked properly, and slathered with David Tanis' wildly flavorful salsa verde, it can feel fancy AF. Sure, you could pop a frozen beef patty in the oven.
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I followed up by doing a full-face cleanse using By Terry's balm in the shower, then slathered some Bio-Oil all over as soon as I got out.
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Acme focaccia cradles generous portions of meat or seared seitan slathered in bold spices and citrusy sauces, all of which pairs with the selection of craft and swill beer.
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She slathered the walls, the doors and the sooty fireplace with plaster of Paris, then reassembled the dozens of resultant panels — facing out, not in — into a hulking box.
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Its legs had been shortened, the shell was gouged and dirty, convex Perspex windows had been removed, and the interior had been flooded by rainwater and slathered in plaster.
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Inside, on the ground level, restoration has just begun and will include the removal of paint that at some point had been slathered all over marble columns and pilasters.
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For example: Lardo, made from a side of Ossabaw Island pork from a nearby farm is shaved over starters or whipped and slathered on grilled cantaloupe in the summer.
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Maybe a little mustard or sliced onion, but never any stuffing, which he said diluted the pungency of the bird that he'd slathered in garlic and rosemary before roasting.
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The aroma of the famous sauce that's been slathered on steaks, burgers, and meatloaf since the early 1800s is now available in 9-ounce candles that retail for $14.99 each.
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My mother would even do a quick rearview mirror check in the car to see if our faces were completely slathered before giving us the okay to leave for school.
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He advocated it in the chain's magazine and slathered the tables of his almost 1,000 branches with beer mats reviling Europhile elites ("Why should we trust the IMF?" bellowed one).
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For Chick-Fil-A fanatics, there's nothing like that first bite of a warm, perfectly crispy, chicken sandwich and buttery bun slathered in epic amounts of Chick-fil-A sauce.
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And then she is on stage, naked and slathered in white paint, hula hooping her way through "Slave to the Rhythm" in a death-mask beneath a neon blue strobe.
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For most of my life, bologna—that flabby, flaccid mystery meat most often spotted between two mayo-slathered slices of Wonder Bread—was something to be avoided at all costs.
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I decided to smooth the cream on my cheeks and chin where I suffer breakouts, and slathered the gel on my forehead and T-Zone which tends to be dry.
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Depending upon the region, whole ears of shucked corn are either grilled or boiled, then slathered with some combination of chile, salt, lime, butter, mayonnaise and crumbled or grated cheese.
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"Digging into the psychological space between her wildly public life and intensely private death, 'Everything Is Copy' is a pickle slathered in whipped cream," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times.
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Get prepared to get a little messy diving face-first into one of these mayo-and-cotija slathered corn cobs, because your self-control will not last long here, friend.
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Morgan Library & Museum Now 97, Wayne Thiebaud has won a place in American art history for his densely slathered paintings of cakes, pies, ice cream cones, burgers, fruits and crudités.
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I took refuge in regimens of toasted burritos, Twizzlers, bagels with melted cheese, General Tso's chicken and lo mein, pizza, subs slathered in mayonnaise, brownies, soft-batch chocolate chip cookies.
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Along with strong coffee (another Italian instinct) she serves her own jams made from organic fruit from the countryside, to be slathered on fresh-baked bread from the restaurant downstairs.
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This Sicilian dish isn't pizza as you may know it: The familiar dough is baked until it puffs, split open, slathered with ricotta and arugula and served like a sandwich.
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The gallery's most covetable works are surely the lightweight pendants and brooches of Louise Nevelson, made from scraps of incised wood that she painted black and slathered unevenly with gold.
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Onion rolls slathered with butter, herring in thick cream sauce, brisket of beef with a side of stuffed derma, and other staples of our family cuisine disappeared from our table.
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That creation is made up of an extra crispy chicken filet topped with special Cheetos sauce placed on a mayo-slathered, toasted bun with a layer of crunchy Cheetos inside.
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I found it at La Fuente Mexican restaurant, where I ordered an enormous pambazo sandwich: a white roll slathered in red pepper sauce and stuffed with chorizo and potatoes ($6).
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Also on the service: "Whatever, Heaven Allows," a beer-slathered mash-up of John Milton's "Paradise Lost" and Douglas Sirk's "All That Heaven Allows" from the downtown theater stalwarts Radiohole.
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In other works, he used what appear to be patches of putty on board, which he slathered with paint, reveling in the audacity of the mix of colors and forms.
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Hardly. Luxury hotels and resorts continue to introduce hour-plus treatments for those who want to spend the afternoon slathered in olive oil body butter, or have a deep-pore cleansing.
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The creamy consistency of this mask morphs into an oil when slathered onto the skin; the change was enough to freak us out — we already have oily and acne-prone skin!
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And while the film itself is a misshapen cake slathered with Funfetti frosting, it makes an excellent case for Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn as a star supervillain in her own right.
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A dog had bitten her right cheek when she was a little girl, and even now that the scar had faded, she slathered the area with foundation before appearing in public.
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People described eating frozen food, takeout leftovers in bed, cold cuts slathered in mustard, and in more than one case an entire box of crackers with an entire block of cheese.
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While reading "Forty Years a Fur Trader on the Upper Missouri," a memoir of the period, she discovered that trappers slathered their clothes in bear grease as insulation against the elements.
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Eleven speakers slathered praise on Trump — who led an aggressive Twitter campaign for the bill and against Democrats — for taking the bill over the finish line after weeks of frenzied negotiations.
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But a beef patty tastes just as good on a loaf as it does in a bun, especially when the meat is hand-cut and slathered in béchamel and caramelized onions.
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With that in mind, imagine my surprise when a Civic Coupe slathered in "Energy Green Pearl" paint pulled up in front of Mashable's Los Angles office for my week-long review.
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Adorned in gold and slathered in ox blood, they rode past adoring throngs to the temple of Jupiter, showcasing the human and material spoils of war and basking in near-divinity.
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According to Brand Eating, the sandwich features two beef patties slathered with a buttery garlic sauce, plus onions, iceberg lettuce, ketchup, mayonnaise, and American cheese, all atop a toasted hoagie bun.
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On "Sugarboy" she goes one step further by relishing in the gender-bending kink present in such a relationship, her voice slathered all over the intoxicating club beat like golden syrup.
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Paper plates are slathered with barbecue ribs, pulled pork, burgers and a constant flood of chili; the frozen grape leaves available for order are the only giveaway of its ethnic background.
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You might think the guy with the Ph.D. and the professorship at an Ivy League school would consult a first aid manual, but no -- he just slathered on those egg whites.
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A hole-in-the-wall fish fry in Harlem where a cranky old man fried up perfect porgies and served them on sliced white bread slathered with tartar and hot sauce.
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It's slathered with butter, sugar and red beans, and accompanied by a hard-boiled egg and a teacup of potatoes mashed with Kewpie and truffle oil, savory antidotes to the sweetness.
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I baked those off and put them on top of the cold chopped lettuce, then slathered the whole thing in the gravy, and the kids ate everything down to bare plates.
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The butter, she says, is always slathered on thick to form a seal between the bread and the juices of the curry, keeping the sandwich from getting soggy until lunch time.
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The flagship is Gjelina, a loud, fashionable and vegetable-centric neighborhood spot as well known for the attractiveness of its clientele as for its pizzas and salads, slathered toasts and smoky pastas.
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Then to try to up the "dewy factor" of my winter-beaten skin, I also slathered it on under my makeup — and was able to skip my daily afternoon re-moisturizing session.
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The roads and beaches in Naples reminded him of Haiti, but here, the streets were marked with stop signs and dotted lines, the shoreline covered in hotels, and swimmers slathered in sunscreen.
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Rather than sniping snootily about Donald Trump's taste for well-done steaks slathered with ketchup, liberals should worry about the administration's plans to erect trade barriers and possibly start a trade war.
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Anyone looking to pick up the new flavor should expect to pay $4.49 for the package, which boasts an illustration of a pair of big Belgian waffles slathered in sweet, drippy syrup.
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Or you could cook something a whole lot gutsier and more intense: a bird so slathered with puréed herbs, Middle Eastern spices, garlic and lemon that not a crevice is left untouched.
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In the cafeteria, Phelps placed on his tray a three-egg omelet, three blueberry pancakes slathered in butter and syrup, and a parfait cup of plain yogurt topped with blueberries and strawberries.
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Two McDonald's crew members told Business Insider they steered clear of the chain's grilled chicken sandwiches because they were slathered in margarine at the time and therefore less healthy than they appeared.
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So it was with some reticence (and mild horror) that I found myself picking up a slice of pizza in downtown Manhattan recently that was slathered with truffles, foie gras and caviar.
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This skin will be doused in hyaluronic acid or perhaps slathered with vitamin C, two of the most popular and effective ingredients in serums, moisturizers, and all matter of face potions today.
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Normally, this is when the standard smoked salmon is good to go, but the gin and tonic fish gets slathered in a body mask of botanicals to infuse for half a day.
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Mr. Trump has always relished gossiping over plates of well-done steak, salad slathered with Roquefort dressing and bacon crumbles, tureens of gravy and massive slices of dessert with extra ice cream.
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Hair dyed black and slathered in man tan, the movie's eponymous star, Burt Reynolds, is a one-man gang of destruction, wreaking vengeance on the white scalp hunters who murdered his wife.
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Made with a boneless slab of pork, slathered in barbecue sauce and topped with pickles, the McRib attracted a passionate following that tracked its whereabouts and composed heartfelt songs in its name.
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Elsa Kopp opened the business in 27, and the stand's frozen custard and butter burgers — burgers in which the patties have been thoroughly slathered in butter — made the place a local legend.
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So his recent appearance on "Hot Ones," the online interview show in which celebrities are confronted with questions and 10 chicken wings slathered in increasingly spicy sauce, didn't initially hold much promise.
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Purple paint is slathered across the back of a gorgeous fox-fur coat, while two apparently lovely abstractions painted by Hammons are largely concealed by tattered plastic fabrics, reminiscent of homeless encampments.
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Over and over they went through the same motions, several times each minute: One man slathered red or black ink on the block, which was carved with Tibetan words and religious images.
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Entrees include a glazed ham slathered in Mountain Dew Baja Blast; a "Turkerito" of seasoned beef, rice, and cheddar; "Gordita bread stuffing"; and mashed potatoes made with Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos.
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The new and expanded menu highlights several family recipes, including "Troxler family BBQ sauce" slathered on pulled pork, Grandma T's fried chicken, and for vegetarians, smoked halloumi braised with burnt tomato ketchup.
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The end result was a crushed potato slathered in sour cream and pierced with a sail made from a crumpled cheese slice, a flap of pink construction paper, and a wet mushroom cap.
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These English muffins are my current carb of choice: crunchy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and scrumptious all over—especially when slathered with the amazing Clif Family preserves that are included.
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Aloe plus buttermilk sounds like a pore-clogging tag team of ingredients, but this sensitive-skin lotion from Burt's Bees is non-greasy and gentle enough to be slathered over your sunburnt nose.
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That's right, you can soon have heavenly manna slathered in Australian Jack cheese dropped right on your head — that is, if you happen to live in the outskirts of the Australian Capital Territory.
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The one in the lower level store seemed less random, though — it made more sense because it was inside a gift shop, this one was just sitting in the lobby, slathered in gold.
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Finishing, we slathered on sunscreen, hydrated and resumed paddling the coastline where we regularly funneled into narrow tunnels of mangrove that would then open cinematically to wide vistas of the cerulean Caribbean Sea.
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It included body prints, hair pieces, the Whitney Museum's 1992 "Untitled," a paint-slathered fur coat, an earlier version of his "basketball chandelier," and many other works borrowed from public and private sources.
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Post up at the Commodore for a fried chicken sandwich doused in hot sauce and slathered in honey butter, then keep the drunk going with a slushy piña colada in a hurricane glass.
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The booming Wagnerian horns and church organs slathered in cathedral reverb that recur across his catalogue slot neatly into this picture of Voigt as a man comfortably just a few steps out of time.
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Chinampas are floating gardens made from dredged-up black mud slathered on reeds and tree branches once used to produce as many as seven harvests a year for staples like corn and chili peppers.
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There, they'd be better fed, fattened up, and slathered with butter to look like more appealing livestock; there, they'd also hope to not be separated from their family, though this was often in vain.
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We were especially enchanted with the no-added yeast "Pancetta" pizza, which came slathered with pumpkin cream, dolloped with mozzarella, studded with pancetta cotta and topped with generous shavings of nutty, sharp asiago stravecchio.
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Kentucky Fried Chicken—or KFC as it likes to be called now—is giving away tubes of sunscreen that make you smell like you've slathered yourself in the Colonel's secret 11 herbs and spices.
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On their now-canceled series Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, the family famously binged on junk food and chowed down on "sketti," a dinner dish, which consists of noodles slathered in butter and ketchup.
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Their perpetual stalwart sandwich is the Mr. Chips, a gigantic pile of chopped pork, bread & butter-style pickled jalapeños, manchego cheese, and cilantro, which is served on a brioche bun slathered with citrusy mayo.
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Of course, it wasn't just any old steak sandwich—it was a play on a prego roll, a Portuguese staple, made with tenderloin on squishy ciabatta slathered in garlicky butter and sweet, spicy mustard.
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A federal criminal complaint spells out his contempt for this week's many bomb targets, noting that Mr. Sayoc's van was slathered with images and slogans often found on fringe right-wing social media accounts.
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The second will probably be your enthusiastic informant's favorite dish — perhaps a sticky-sweet, pandan custard-slathered croissant from the breakfast menu, or one of the many spicy papaya salads from the dinner menu.
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Hugh Acheson pumps out coffee and fat squares of toast slathered with fresh local cow's milk cheese and jam at Spiller Park, and Hector Santiago sells a fine medianoche sandwich at El Super Pan.
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Britain's culinary reputation might have been built on a foundation of fish and chips and cucumber sandwiches, but the country has developed an extraordinary fondness for poultry slathered in batter and fried in oil.
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He ordered the Tatertachos—"This place has a lot of comfort food to convince non-vegans not to be scared off"—which arrived slathered in salsa, guacamole, and a form of animal-sparing cheese.
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Despite the restaurant's noble heritage, it's best to skip the pizzas—unlike Rubirosa's chewy, charred, vodka-sauce-slathered thin crusts, which are so good you blush, Barano's offerings are unexceptional—and order some pasta.
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First of all, while a rose scent sounds lovely in theory, the reality is something much more akin to your grandmother's expired perfume and comes on way too strong when slathered over your entire body.
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Chances are you slathered it over your shoulders, neck, and chest, and then (with a separate, non-pore-clogging formula, of course) moved onto your face, massaging it into your forehead, nose, chin, and cheeks.
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Pita Taufatofua nearly busted the internet the last time he showed up at the Olympics, slathered in coconut oil and carrying the Tongan flag during the opening ceremonies for the 2016 summer games in Rio.
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Looking extremely Dilbert in my white short-sleeve button-up, striped tie, and horn-rimmed glasses, I slathered on sunscreen and caught a ride to the ramp connecting the westbound 110 to the 4053 south.
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Nobody would blame Beyoncé, that twin-bearing goddess, for climbing up into a throne and having Jay Z feed her hot sauce-slathered wings from a pair of platinum tongs for the next few months.
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Though the process looks like pure pandemonium, the Sriracha-slathered egg saves me from a brutal subsequent morning, plus I get to feel slightly smug about eating it, knowing my $3 go to benefit hilltribes.
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Everything is slathered in sugary pastel hues as glitchy graphics flicker on-screen with inspirational messages and the Japanese group's high-octane brand of kawaii punk blasts at full volume, like a hyperactive YouTube advert.
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A warming dish of celeriac, shaved into pappardelle and slathered in a cream sauce brightened with a foresty pine bark vinegar, is as soothing as a bowl of pasta al limone, but far more interesting.
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Lying side by side were two plastic trays slathered with a thick gummy substance, and marooned in that goop were the figures of two gray mice whose tiny feet, captured midstride, had been stilled forevermore.
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RongRong witnessed Mr. Zhang's fabled, revolting performance "12 Square Meters," for which the artist slathered his naked body in honey and fish sauce, then let flies gorge on his flesh in a noxious public latrine.
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The trend comes as consumers seek to eat more protein, and the neutral flavor of chicken means that it can work just as well in a spicy breakfast burrito or slathered in syrup atop waffles.
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RongRong witnessed Mr. Zhang's fabled, revolting performance "12 Square Meters," for which the artist slathered his naked body in honey and fish sauce, then let flies gorge on his flesh in a noxious public latrine.
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But recently I started to wonder — what if I combined what I loved most about burgers and kebabs into a chapli burger, slathered with ketchup and spicy herbed yogurt, topped with cucumbers, onions and tomatoes?
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They Look & Taste Just Like Potato GnocchiAlthough there's a lingering cauliflower smell to these Italian dumplings, any trace of it in the flavor is nearly undetectable — and made even more so when slathered in marinara sauce.
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After a few hours, the fillets are taken out of the simple dashi and then completely slathered in a smooth, thick paste made from ground bonito, to add yet another layer of savoriness to the fish.
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Burger King's Impossible Whopper, for example, comes slathered in mayo — not vegan at all — and when I went to get an Impossible Burger at a San Francisco restaurant, nearly every selection paired it with bacon bits.
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If trippy, pulsating, Emeralds-on-speed swampy cosmic slop that comes slathered with vaseline-smeared-soft-focus vocals is your bag then, well, you've probably spent hours and hours and hours in Smith's fantastic company already.
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In the eighteen-sixties, he made an abortive run at fame in Paris with crudely vehement works—privately including wacky erotica, perhaps influenced by Gustave Courbet but mainly expressing stymied lust—in palette-knife-slathered paint.
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He has said the "Blurryface" character is partially a manifestation of his insecurities, and he performed live during that era with his hands and neck slathered in black grease paint meant to symbolize anxiety's perilous grip.
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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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There were carrot cakes and banana cakes, other ice-cream cakes (homemade!), cakes covered in frosting and others slathered in whipped cream, all of them big and, like the moment they celebrated, meant to be shared.
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On the boardwalk in Brighton Beach in Brooklyn, Kristina Bamfield, 22, a retail associate from Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, slathered her 1-year-old daughter, Malaiyah, with sunscreen on her second trip to the beach ever.
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"There are some things, for example, that can't be improved upon, like a bowl of hand-pulled tianshuimian [sweet water noodles] slathered in its sauce of chili oil, sweet soy, garlic, and Sichuan pepper," she says.
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Yet his own works, which he actively exhibited in group shows, became more abstract themselves, incorporating thinly cut, circular slices of PVC pipe laid flat against their surfaces and slathered with paint to produce rich textures.
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By and large this means domestic harmony—finally, making enough pasta slathered in pesto for two people is actually an appropriate portion—but there's a big wide world beyond the four walls of your hastily shared bedroom.
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The age limit for the show was 16, not 18—and this, of course, allowed a certain Ms Coyle to return, a phoenix from the ashes, if phoenixes were newly 17, and slathered in Collection 2000 lipgloss.
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What was previously an action-oriented, even comedic cartoon — there's plenty of awkward teen romance and high school hijinks amid the self-reflective stuff — suddenly becomes an existential text slathered in religious symbolism and shocking character revelations.
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I went on vacation to the Bahamas and spent most of the time in the sun and although I had slathered on the SPF, there were still parts that got a bit more red than I'd hoped.
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One was stuffed with tangy, gooey queso fresco, chopped jalapeños and epazote (a leafy herb); the other contained moist shredded chicken slathered in mole negro, a darker mole variation flavored with chiles, roasted pumpkin seeds and chocolate.
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His actors tore at their skin, slathered their faces with makeup that ran down their shirtfronts or their naked chests, because Abdoh wanted sex to look like sex, not like a polite version of closeness or romance.
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My friend Emily, who runs a local theater company, took me for one of her favorite pizzas in town, a $14 Atomica Pie slathered in Italian sausage, red pepper and garlic at Proto's Pizza in North Boulder.
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Nor is sex absent in these later works; Giacometti was a lifelong worshiper of prostitutes, and a quartet of savagely slathered paintings of his last mistress, Caroline, suggest the carnal urges beneath the late art's stark surfaces.
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The scenario: Your "friend" toasted the last piece of bread and slathered about three dollars' worth of almond butter on it—then dropped the whole thing facedown as he was getting ready to run out the door.
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And when you're eating a fine meal prepared by someone else — or even a simple meal, like some roasted vegetables and a piece of bread slathered in butter — you can, and should, admire the craftsmanship and creativity.
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Armless and headless — like broken, ancient idols —and slathered with wide strokes of red, yellow, blue, and ochre enamel, they share a stylistic kinship with nearby Abstract Expressionist canvases by Clyfford Still, Frank Lobdell, and Joan Mitchell.
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Zisser cooked up 20 jumbo eggs (both fried and scrambled with cream), 2.2 pounds of bacon, six large sausages, four English muffins and the classic tomatoes and mushrooms – all fried and slathered in about four sticks of butter.
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Testing in select locations in North Carolina, Virginia and Georgia, the Cheetos Sandwich consists of an extra crispy chicken filet topped with special Cheetos sauce placed on a mayo-slathered, toasted bun with a layer of crunchy Cheetos.
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The next time I lay my eyes on Eviatar—who is a physician, I checked—seven days of actually knowing what is wrong with my stupid face have elapsed and I have anesthetic cream slathered all over it.
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Both were on the level of Superiority Burger's faux cheesesteak sandwich (featuring griddled yuba, or tofu skin, slathered in cashew cheese) and the chickpea-cutlet Parmesan at Modern Love, in Williamsburg—substitutions so good I now crave them.
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Each fat cylinder is aged the way I would one day like to be buried—like a tangy mummy: wrapped in cloth, slathered in lard, and then put in a big cave alongside a bunch of its homies.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Miners in Toronto for an annual industry dealmaking event slathered on hand sanitizer and avoided handshakes, while Chile's mines minister doled out masks as coronavirus concerns overshadowed buyout buzz and prompted delegates to scrap some events.
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Pair the daily soup — creamy cauliflower with roasted hazelnuts was a recent special — with one of the vegetarian smorrebrod, like toast topped with crisp romesco-slathered cabbage, adzuki beans, almonds and shavings of Spanish goat cheese (110 kronor).
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From Coinage: Your Go-To Guide to Finding the Right Wedding Gift Regardless, beauty vloggers are fearlessly jumping aboard this unfortunate bandwagon, posting videos of themselves slathered in the charcoal goo, and the results are impossible to un-see.
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The eight-course meal starts with a trio of bites—pickled mustard tart with saffron mouse and cumin-lime foam, kimchi cracklins topped with egg salad as well as chicken skin slathered with chicken liver mousse and fried capers.
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Here in Bridgehampton they've gone through a further translation, from paint into resin, and Ms. Humphries has added an element to the cast painting's surface: a piece of driftwood attached near the work's midpoint, slathered in glowing chartreuse pigment.
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Here are three more options to add to your repertoire: thinly sliced for a raw asparagus salad; steamed and splashed with a pistachio-brown butter sauce; and charred briskly and slathered with a garlicky (preferably green garlic) chimichurri sauce.
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They can serve as the base of a nice, verdant guac; be blended into a smoothie; and are great mashed and slathered on toast that's so obscenely expensive that you won't be able to afford a house, you idiot millennials.
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Individually wrapped and packed in boxes of five, the Christmas in July cakes are the same tree-shaped treats you know and love: Sweet vanilla cake slathered in luscious white chocolate and decorated with red icing and crunchy green sprinkles.
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You can hear the vestiges of it in Taylor Swift's 1989, an album that mines the same time period for inspiration; you can hear it all over The 1975's excellent new album, slathered in glittering synths and riotous sax.
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Serious cooks may want to tackle the complex bread and pizza recipes and the art of making guanciale at home; others will prefer the simpler crostini slathered with butter and ribbons of anchovy or classic chicken with tomatoes and peppers.
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In his 1962 performance "Zen for Head," seen at the Tate in a video reel of a chaotic Fluxus night at the theater, Paik slathered his hair with ink and painted a long black track on a scroll on the ground.
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One premise of her work is that dead bodies shouldn't be carried off and hidden from families, pumped up with fluids and slathered with makeup: mourners should be allowed to see and touch the dead and to prepare the body.
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With his sous-chef, Luis Alamos, Mr. Lai layered fried blue catfish into sushi rolls, fanned slivers of raw lionfish on plates and slathered the moist flesh clinging to cartilaginous Asian carp ribs from Kentucky with a guava-based barbecue sauce.
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"The Brexit vote was driven by angry, less educated, older white voters who feel screwed by globalization and the establishment, and have been fed a chip butty of xenophobia slathered in slogan sauce," Full Frontal host Samantha Bee said on Monday.
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La Boule Rouge, for instance, advertises itself as an "Authorized legal dealer of Nutella," the hazelnut cocoa spread slathered, perhaps with hunks of sweet banana, onto the crêpes that islanders adopted from the French, who colonized their home beginning in 1842.
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The Cuban take on a hamburger, frita, is a soft patty of ground beef and pork bound by tomato paste and stitches of cumin and paprika, slathered with a "secret" sauce of the same ingredients; its appeal might rely on nostalgia.
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The bakery, Lady M Confections, a patisserie with locations around the world, is renowned for its Instagram-friendly Mille Crêpes cake, an elegant stack of about 20 crepes slathered with fluffy cream and topped with a layer of caramelized sugar.
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I had a salad of charred broccoli with drop peppers and pine nuts, a healthy portion of albacore tuna in rice wine with pickled pears and a jalapeño aioli, and two immodestly large chicken wings slathered in a sticky Vietnamese glaze.
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The United States has thrown billions of dollars in taxpayer subsidies at big telecom, but because the campaign-cash slathered government often fails to properly track how this money is spent, many promised fiber networks only wind up being half deployed.
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The Fumbally's short, focused menu often includes a seasonal lemon-roast chicken sandwich, which on a visit last spring included a juicy mix of white meat, dark meat and flavorful skin, slathered with house-made lovage-accented mayonnaise on a ciabatta bun.
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While the new burger features traditional bacon strips and crumbled bacon bits, it will also be slathered with bacon jam, a sweet-and-savory spread made from bacon, balsamic vinegar, caramelized onions and molasses — a first in the quick service restaurant industry.
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The Top Chef host, 46, joked that she's in need of a little "me time" as she shared a shot of herself looking super-casual in bed while wearing a white tank top and a green skin mask slathered over her face.
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Slathered in a two-tone pant scheme ("Nevada White" paint on the body and "Phoenix Copper" on the roof) as well as blessed with an LED-accented VW logo and some 21-inch wheels, looking at it gives you a warm, fuzzy feeling.
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"It's healthier," Mom said as she slathered two pieces of frozen whole wheat bread with the peanut butter, gave each side a heavy-handed dusting of cinnamon sugar, slapped the bread together, and dropped the sandwich into a ziplock bag for school lunch.
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The slathered-on makeup, facial prosthetics, and rigid costume don't help —" by the time wardrobe's done with him, that could be Helen Mirren in there —" but the real limitation is En Sabah Nur's flat, unimpressed delivery, and his plodding lack of urgency.
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Covered in butter plus six herbs and spices, and sandwiched inside a mayo-slathered brioche bun, these nearly perfect sandwiches are just about as good as their more celebrated cousin, but will cost you a fraction of the money, time, and effort.
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Off the Menu SALLY ROOTS A sunny taste of the Caribbean — with jerk chicken, skewered shrimp slathered with garlicky mojo, codfish cakes and an array of tropical drinks — is the work of the partners Matthew Maddy, James Freeman and Johnny De Piper.
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Mr. Sonnier slathered a cylinder, a cube, a triangular prism, and panes of glass and plywood in Day-Glo fluorescent paints, and the luminescent pigments of blue, orange and hot pink stain the environment and clump where the solids meet the floor.
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Dijon mustard and horseradish cream slathered on ("People gasp when they see how much I put on but I say that you need that much so the elements all balance each other out"), I ask Lee about the importance of sourcing produce.
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By default, the Studio will apply a "Stereo Spatial Enhancement" to stereo tracks using Atmos technology to give them some of the 3D music feel, but it mostly just sounds echo-y, like the song has been slathered with way too much reverb.
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A delicate grilled branzino comes with tangy artichoke sauce, and, of the many decadent sides, special mention must go to the addictive monkey bread, hot super-soft rolls that are pulled apart and slathered with pungent bacon butter that melts on contact.
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Still, the stated objective of Trump's policy is to bring about the denuclearization of North Korea, and at this moment there is absolutely no sign that that it will happen, no matter how much Trump has slathered praise on the country's young tyrant.
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The pot pie—which is filled with an unbeatable mixture of homemade chicken stock, shredded chicken, button mushrooms, a creamy sauce, and the traditional pearl onions and peas—is topped with a whole bunch of golden brown biscuits, which are slathered with melted butter.
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You can spend the entire weekend slathered in aloe and taking milk baths, but when Monday rolls around and you have to head to the office, another problem arises: covering up your sore, red skin to hide the evidence of all that fun you had.
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At that time of night we probably would have settled for Keeping Up Appearances or Bargain-Loving Brits in the Sun, something as easy to swallow as the aforementioned can of fizzy was, something as comforting as chips with a jar of Hellmans slathered atop.
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Rakowitz passed around a basket of dates from Thermal, California at the start of the evening, and later, Rolando Martínez of Tacos Tamix served cooked spit-grilled pork slathered in date syrup, while the proprietors of Glendale-based Iraqi restaurant Akkad unveiled a generous spread.
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My ridiculously high standards for the latter were set the moment I slathered on my very first layer of the It Cosmetics CC+ Cream With SPF 50 last year; since then, I've been weighing my base makeup options more seriously than my Seamless orders.
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But hasn't this been going on long before a Kardashian-Jenner ever walked this earth, like in the 16th century, when women slathered their faces in skin-whitening Venetian ceruse because they wanted their complexions to be as smooth and milky as Queen Elizabeth I's?
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The Pretty Little Liars star recently showed off her time-tested acne-fighting technique — a glob of zit cream slathered on the affected area of her face — during a recent outing in L.A., and then poked fun of herself for it on Instagram Wednesday afternoon.
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For the naive, the unwary and the downright credulous, it's a rollercoaster of baffling news headlines, social media pitfalls, and jaunty celebrity death rumours – a white-knuckle ride on the misinformation train which leaves the nerves shredded and the skin slathered in a cold sweat.
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We're a big fan of the "stuff on toast" meal, and with a radish top and sunflower seed pesto slathered under a sauté of three different kinds of mushrooms, these toasts are basically just trying to get your whole backyard into your mouth at once.
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Balinese barbecue gurus may boast a number of specialities, but none are as revered as babi guling—suckling pig slathered in bumbu (spice paste) and served with rice, pork satay, blood sausage, long beans, and mahogany-hued shards of skin that splinter against the teeth.
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At this very moment, you can trot over to the Steam Store and see the words "VR IS HERE" slathered on a home page banner, and it's a safe bet that at least some of the 12.4 million players using Steam today will see it.
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With an approach as brash as a wildfire, this wine's tastes of charred almond intermix with flavors of gravel and redwood and top notes of burned squirrel, providing the perfect accompaniment to barbecued ribs slathered with our special sauce (ketchup "blood" with smoked woodland mushrooms).
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The acclaimed chef of Eleven Madison Park and NoMad gave the humble hot dog the Michelin-star treatment, wrapping it in bacon, stuffing it into a potato hot-dog roll slathered with truffle mayo, and topping it with melted gruyere cheese and homemade celery relish.
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That meant welcome cameos from small-screen characters and their actors—Lena Headey, Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage, and Kit Harington all played their parts, albeit this time their voices were heard coming from stiffly moving models rather than human actors slathered in fake blood.
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However, while research does seem to support red algae's ability to stave off aging effects from UVA rays, it's not clear how much blue light the algae's extract is actually able to absorb when it's formulated into a lotion and slathered on your skin.
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From ordering well-done steak slathered in ketchup, to de-crusting pizza and eating it with a knife and fork, to indulging in fast food because it is "clean," Donald Trump is known for his Howard Hughes-level picky opinions when it comes to food.
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But when you begin your morning in the laid-back Katong district, full of Easter egg-colored 19th-century villas, opt for the traditional bite of kaya toast, buns or white bread slathered with coconut jam and slabs of butter, served with soft-boiled eggs.
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The van that authorities seized from Sayoc, its windows slathered with Trump decals and images of prominent Democrats with cross hairs over their faces, would not have registered as out of the ordinary at any Trump rally — and, indeed, Sayoc had been spotted at one.
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That Trump eats only fast food purely for convenience—and because he, as a known germaphobe, thinks it's cleaner and more consistent than other alternatives—hardly jives with the veneer of premium living that he's slathered over his life like tartar sauce on a Filet-O-Fish.
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I grabbed some Pond's Cold Cream Cleanser (it's been around since the early 1900s, so was quite common in the '30s as a beauty aid), slathered it on my face, and let it sit for a few minutes, then used a washcloth to wipe it off.
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The dish, a half-bird that comes to the table crackly from hot oil and slathered with what the two men describe as a "chicken-skin caramel," takes its place as a curveball rival to fried-chicken contenders, even those hailing from Tennessee and South Korea.
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It followed me all the way to my Peace Corps stint in Ukraine, where I helped my host mom make pyrizhky and discovered that nothing is more divine than a simple piece of bread slathered in butter and topped with a couple red pearls of Russian caviar.
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The Frenchman Dubuffet frequently scratched and abraded the surface of his black-and-white drawings from the years after the Liberation; one picture here is actually done on sandpaper, which Dubuffet slathered with black paint, then scraped away to produce a quartet of figures with demented smiles.
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A rich 1,000-day mole, created with a starter sent over by Enrique Olvera (who made famous his version of that dish at his acclaimed Mexico City restaurant Pujol), and fed with Basque espelette peppers, packed plenty of heat, even when slathered on freshly ground tortillas.
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You've slathered on hand creams galore and added a moisturizing soap to your bathroom sink, but after what is starting to feel like an eternity of coronavirus-related anxiety, your paws are likely feeling the effects of washing your hands for 20 seconds several times a day.
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The spring white buds from Nepali Tea Traders, a Massachusetts tea importer dedicated solely to specialty teas from Nepal, produce a drink as distinctive as white tea gets — carrying the essence of sweet summer corn slathered with butter, heavy enough to leave a film on your lips.
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Today we're going to talk about summer vacation planning: saying no to those sugar-laden frozen margaritas; pushing away potato salad slathered in real mayonnaise; sticking pins in your tongue if you forgetfully dipped your lobster into butter — or, as we like to call it, fun.
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Then, two hours out from the shoot, I have a couple of rice cakes slathered in peanut butter which—after a month of no carbs and no peanut butter—is a heavenly experience, even when you have a mouth that feels like the bottom of a hamster cage.
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On a recent evening, I overheard a diner asking her server to remind her of the name of the sauce that came slathered on the patties she'd just polished off: it was Catalina, a nineteen-sixties-era ketchup-based concoction that falls somewhere between French and Russian dressing.
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These attacks reduced me to an inert little mouse, so fearful that I once slathered my legs in layer after layer of alcohol after dipping my toes into a creek — what if, my mind asked in an undying chant, that water is home to a flesh-eating bacteria?
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Before putting the finishing touches on this morning's newsletter, I enjoyed a version of my standard breakfast: eggs (scrambled today); a small piece of toast (slathered with a yogurt spread and a spice mix); fruit (apple, banana and clementine); and vegetables (spinach and sweet potatoes, sprinkled with sumac).
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Considering all the abuse I've taken on behalf of the Mets over the years, all the high-fives I've given to mustard-slathered hands, all the photo-ops in which I couldn't stop smiling even if I wanted to — and I wanted to, believe me — let's call it even.
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Thus, slathered with their postwar affection, we became the behavioral template for younger generations: for political activism, for the right to wear insane clothes and crazily short skirts, for the right to get married outside and for the fact that all we were saying was give peace a chance.
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There's 7Up in the butter slathered on the shrimp at FOB, a Filipino restaurant in Brooklyn, and Sprite in the sabayon that the chef Tim Love, of the Lonesome Dove in Fort Worth, sometimes serves with oysters, at least when he's not marinating skirt steaks in Dr Pepper.
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On the upside, eating less meat and dairy means there is more room on my plate for other delectable things: really good sourdough bread slathered with tahini and homemade marmalade, mushroom Bourguignon over a mound of noodles, and all those speckled heirloom beans I keep meaning to order online.
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"The same rule applied to the Bronx Colors-brand face makeup from Switzerland that Trump slathered on — two full containers, one half full — even if it meant the housekeepers had to regularly bring new shirts from the pro shop because of the rust-colored stains on the collars," according to WaPo.
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Netflix staff has emerged from their boardroom, wiping their drool-slathered chins with their shirt sleeves, having recently ordered 20 episodes of Disenchantment, a Groening creation that follows the adventures of a drunken princess, an elf, and a demon, as well as a supporting cast of ogres, harpies, and walruses.
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In Kuma's first hotel, still a recognizably postmodernist work (its surfboard-shaped roof is meant to resemble a cloud, since Yusuhara's nickname is "Town Above the Clouds"), the wood appears here and there as floor slats slathered in white paint — atypical, since Kuma usually likes to leave his wood exposed.
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In the 1950s, before the renovation of the Garibaldi food market, a woman from Veracruz, a port city on the Gulf of Mexico coast, began to sell the typical snack of her state: The garnacha, a tortilla slathered in a red salsa, topped with shredded beef and onion, and deep fried in lard.
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But when it returns in June 2017, newly slathered in HD shine and engineered to make the most of Sony's PS4 Pro and its 4K visuals, WipEout (which is packed in alongside both HD Fury and 19983) will be missing one vital part of its first-blush appeal: its bespoke CoLD SToRAGE soundtrack.
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The 21-year-old supermodel and Victoria's Secret Angel Taylor Hill took a different approach to dinnertime, posting completely nude (with the addition of sexy sandals and diamond jewelry, of course) sprawled atop a laden table slathered in cooked pasta and holding a lobster for the shoot in Vogue Italia's Celebration Issue.
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Starting at just $10.99, fans can indulge in pizzas like the "Just Hold On" (a simple cheese pizza with herb-infused dough and homemade pizza sauce), the "DIMMAK" (topped with mozzarella cheeses, pepperoni, ground sausage and homemade meatballs), the "Mayhem" (slathered in cheese, pepperoni, sausage, meatballs, mushrooms, olives, onions and peppers) and more.
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Just like before with its 2014 predecessor, the In-Country Refugee/Parole for Central American Minors program (or "CAM" for short), DHS's new announcement is slathered with mentions of the "vulnerable residents" of Central America whom will be screened and interviewed by agency staff for "refugee status" before being flown in from abroad.
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Oven-Roasted Tip Yip The Tip Yip, which can be found at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo, features roasted chicken with mixed greens, roasted veggies, quinoa and pumpkin seeds, all slathered in creamy green curry ranch dressing Meiloorun Juice, Turkey Jerky and the Ronto Wrap A meal fit for a Jedi!
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Diners sit on the waterfront patio, on rustic blue or white painted wooden chairs, and can begin with starters like sxizakia — slices of bread slathered with tomato sauce — washed down with an array of Greek libations, from ouzo to locally produced wines like the citrusy Malagousia white from the Ktima Gerovassiliou vineyard. medusamilos.
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We'd eaten a lot of cheese pupusas at El Nopal in Patchogue, the hot masa slathered in salsa roja and washed down with mango purée, then driven sleepily into Blue Point and west along Middle Road to Meadow Croft, the former summer estate of John Ellis Roosevelt, now a Suffolk County Park.
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Drawing the outrageous affect of LA lounge musicians like Martin Denny and Les Baxter, the band found something charming in this comical cultural pastiche; and with synth patches strikingly similar to traditional Japanese instruments, tracks like "Mad Pierrot" and "La Femme Chinoise" helped turn this exchange of sounds into a soaring, synth-slathered frenzy.
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This one, however, was in a league of its own: It started to really tingle the minute I slathered it on — as in, it felt like there were dozens of tiny ants biting my cheeks — and when I looked in the mirror, I could see a rash forming on the right side of my cheek.
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Good. Because as kind-of weird as it is to make a bunch of kids sing a song that's ostensibly about their parents conceiving them – and whatever added layer of weirdness is slathered on top of it by making it soundtracked to "Kiss from a Rose" – it's really hard to look away from this video.
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Instead, I spent the majority of Alive relishing the bad acting, marveling at how much every other shot looked like a modern Ralph Lauren print ad campaign, and reeling at the thick schmear of god-praising slathered over every scene as if the entire film was a self-produced vanity project by the Lord Himself.
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But as it stands, it's the only moisturizer I've ever used that gives me the perfect amount of hydration without feeling oily or heavy, undoes some of the damage of my ill-advised overexfoliation habit, and works just as well under makeup as it does slathered on with abandon for maximum moisture at night.
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The finished product stripped away some of the more 90s-sounding elements of the original, particularly by dialing back the muddy reverb that had been slathered on the guitars and by bringing Jeff Ament's bass lines way up in the mix; it also felt a whole lot closer to Pearl Jam's raucous live sound.
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During Harry and Meghan Markle's recent visit to Tonga during their royal tour, the prince had the chance to meet Polynesian athlete Pita Taufatofua, who caught the eye of everyone around the world when he carried the Tongan flag shirtless and slathered in coconut oil during both the Summer 2016 Olympics and Winter 2018 Olympic opening ceremonies.
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But now, the beautiful mural "Constellations" is slathered with bright blue paint -- painted over during a repair project at DeWitt Clinton High School in the Bronx, "It was probably a pretty thoughtless and negligent act that this happened and it never should have happened," said Harvey Smith, the president of the National New Deal Era Preservation Association.
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It gets a bunch of nominations and wins some big prizes, occasionally the biggest ones, and most of the time, people — moviegoers, moviemakers, movie critics — will say they didn't see it coming, that the enthusiasm for this movie doesn't make any sense, that the praise being slathered insults how good about a dozen other movies actually are.
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Well, more…Read more ReadBut I can say that I personally have started to try out a vegetarian lifestyle (again, for animal rights and tenuously environmental reasons), and sometimes I just want to shove a greasy, salty, ketchup-slathered disk-on-a-bun into my pie hole and feel like a piece of shit all night.
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Yes, eating a slice slathered in hot honey, or topped with fresh clams in a lemon cream sauce, or experiencing a pastrami sandwich in the form of a pizza is unique, and all those extra ingredients should cost more than a plain slice—but that's precisely why the classic is the best bang for your buck.
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It didn't get any more perfect than a slice of white bread, slathered in Meadow Lea margarine and sprinkled with Hundreds & Thousands (probably known as just sprinkles in the rest of the world.) This party favourite was rolled out at every child's birthday in town — it was affordable, tasty and destroyed kitchen floors across the country with rainbow, saliva-covered balls.
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I've got a fine one in mind for roasted sweet potatoes slathered with butter and white miso, with scallions and furikake scattered over the top, to serve with a salad that should remind you of while being much better than those free-with-the-sushi-deluxe situations served at the Japanese place you once kind of liked even though it wasn't very good.
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This playfulness manifests in dishes like Chumpchi's Channa, slow-braised chickpeas served alongside eggs and sausage and garnished with Straus Family Creamery yogurt (chumpchi is a Gujarati term of endearment, meaning "spoon"—Mistry uses it for her wife); deep-fried, sweet and sour Manchurian cauliflower; and pork dabeli pav, a clump of skinless pork belly slathered with a tamarind glaze and sandwiched between two buns.
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Photograph by Jeremy Liebman for The New Yorker For more of a side step into breakfast liberation, there is French toast, fat, squishy squares of it, marbled with a nutty chocolate malt powder called Milo—an Australian equivalent of Ovaltine, popular in Malaysia—and drizzled with condensed milk; or regular toast, slathered with thick, eggy pandan -coconut jam; or soft-boiled eggs made brothy with soy sauce.
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Here's another and if it, too, could come from a Midtown deli, it's what I want to cook for this weekend's feasting, a homage to the steam tables of Manhattan, to their abundance and joy: clams in black bean sauce to start, followed by grilled baby back ribs slathered in barbecue sauce, with a Burmese-style slaw on the same plate, with sesame noodles and spicy fruit salad (above).
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Photographed, edited and directed with the minimal competency of an 1980s TV movie, with every scene slathered in a pushy, secondhand musical score (lest we're ever left to decide how to feel about any of its events for ourselves), "The Last Laugh" is also hobbled by the weakness that has plagued stand-up narratives from "Punchline" to "The Comedian": all the onstage material, whether intended to be bad or brilliant, simply isn't funny.
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Now we're getting into a very difficult territory because going really fast on a bike is definitely a good thing (and, as before, was really cool when you were a kid), but now domestic cycling is dominated by 40-year-old agency heads in full lycra and a special $800 3D-printed helmet and little yellow sunglasses and a whole mess of chamois cream slathered on their junk, thus making road cycling the nerdiest thing on earth.
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There was also a cryotherapy portion, during which she waved a wand that blasted cold air over my face; a stretch of ultrasound, complete with jelly that resembled the one my Ob/Gyn slathered on my tummy during my pregnancies; diamond microdermabrasion, in which an actual diamond hacked at the dull top layer of my cheeks and forehead; rounds of LED light, both yellow and blue; and a finishing mist filled with negative ions that Rachel told me would pull out impurities (the following morning, a layer of what looked like coffee grinds had gathered on the sides of my nose).
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