Nobody wants their cake soggy or their ice cream spongy.
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The spongy top layer is created by whipped egg whites.
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And inside, the layers of pasta were soft and spongy.
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The spongy texture of reheated pizza crust is always a bummer.
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Most people love the spongy blocks of sugar known as marshmallows.
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They feature long and spongy jumpers and are relentless on defense.
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He has this spongy looking material that captures CO2 in dry air.
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One inventive smoker even created a pipe out of the spongy dessert.
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Both are delicious blends of meat, cheese, egg, and syrupy, spongy goodness.
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We've created a spongy cage to fill the void in the spine.
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The clue reads "Soft ball material," and the spongy answer is NERF.
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In this classic place in Coyoacan, there are flattened-yet-spongy breads.
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The floors have a spongy, gymnasium-like quality, according to the spokesperson.
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Their texture was spongy and they appeared uncannily — and unnaturally — puck-shaped.
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The ground was spongy with leaf litter and damp from the rain.
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The doctor cuts off a spongy piece and drops it into a vial.
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Kaya cake is a sweet spongy cake that's made with kaya (coconut jam).
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It also is folded, into a spongy square, and wrapped like a burrito.
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Spongy panels of skin cling to the meat; the texture is intentionally slippery.
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The form requires taut, precise storytelling; spongy over-explanations do not suit it.
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Eating the pungent, spongy tortitas de camarón isn't a walk in the park, either.
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We look at the spongy teardrop-shaped device and see an indispensable beauty tool.
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He also baked the spongy cake layers and put them in the freezer overnight.
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It was spongy in texture, and I chose not to finish the entire portion.
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The fabric has a unique spongy feel to it, and it's warm and breathable.
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The spongy bun appears similar, and the thin, 120 gram patties are cooked through.
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Watch the making of process to see what goes into these spongy breakfast treats.
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They make the brake pedal feel spongy at the top, with little actual braking.
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Just out of reach is a sea of sweet, spongy goodness: fresh, unclawed yoga mats.
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And for every delicious Reese's pumpkin in the world, there's a spongy, troubling Circus Peanut.
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Abby: I like the combination of the, like, hard macaron and then the spongy top.
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The keyboard was dominated a spongy moss that concealed everything but the four necessary keys.
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We finished off the meal with a spongy cake called malva pudding, a national specialty.
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In a recent meal, the flounder came prettily swaddled in banana leaves but emerged spongy.
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The fake meat was a little spongy; my favorites were the meatballs and the noodles.
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" (The trees' outer layer is spongy and fibrous — a defense against burrowing bugs.) "That's crazy!
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" Everyone, she explains, "has erectile tissue, spongy tissue, we all work sexually in similar ways.
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Ladyfingers, known as savoiardi in Italian, are well-known in America as tubular, spongy biscuits.
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Little by little, the growing army eats away at the brain, causing telltale, microscopic spongy holes.
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Going Gluten-FreeGluten is set of proteins in wheat that blesses bread with its spongy breadiness.
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It was covered in a network of blood vessels and it was also kind of spongy.
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Gertrude and I hurry the sheep when they lag with a whack on their spongy bottoms.
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Appropriately pale and spongy, it is spiked with fish sauce, its taste half earth, half undersea.
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In addition, its spongy texture and orange flavor is perfect for dipping it into hot chocolate.
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This spongy layer of leaf litter contains most of the carbon stored in the boreal soil.
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The crispy, salty chicken melds perfectly with the spongy and sweet maple flavor of the bun.
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Stop when you reach the spongy core and rotate the courgette to do the next side.
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For one thing, the fossilized skull bones were spongy instead of smooth, a possible sign of youth.
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And the candy thing is this amazing chocolate from Germany that is hard and spongy and milky.
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DJ Khaled, perhaps understanding that pouring liquid on something already spongy to make it spongier is horrible, passes.
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As I try to figure out how they got so weirdly spongy and bubbly, I burn my toast.
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The crop was a failure, "all loliloli" (Hawaiian for "poor quality"), Reppun recalls, spongy and useless for poi.
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She also thought the synthetic beef had a slightly spongy texture that hinted at its faux meat status.
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Rainy conditions, ample fog, and spongy forest grounds make the sites there ideal breeding grounds for tasty mushrooms.
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The process certainly made the skins redder, but it also made them tougher, and the insides became spongy.
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The corned beef tends to be steamed slightly too long, until it is a little pallid and spongy.
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Elsewhere is bread, pale, torqued fistfuls of jin momo, steamed and spongy, contracting and rebounding in the hand.
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The nest will be fleecy and spongy, elastic at the sides to allow for her chicks to grow.
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This spongy patch of tissue also connects to the back of the clitoris, making it a haven of pleasure.
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It was a training limb the size of an average male adult's thigh, with the spongy consistency of flesh.
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It's a small compact with a spongy pad that's saturated with a thin cream in one of four colors.
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Also seen from above, it follows our hero's progress through a small village nestled among his signature spongy trees.
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The early days were trial and error, the path toward perfection strewn with subpar, spongy bagels and burned toppings.
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Look for deer lying on the spongy grass among the weathered obelisks, statuary and stones in this wondrous place.
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The works make spatial illusion feel like a living, shifting thing, sometimes reptilian but also spongy, like layered clouds.
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A good amount of it is very likable, but there are more spongy patches than there probably should be.
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The spongy yellow square began oozing at the slightest touch of my fork, before I even plunged it in.
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The noodles come in a delicately umami-rich broth with sides of crisp tempura, spongy inari and sticky rice.
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"Everyone knows appraisals are really soft numbers that are spongy," said one accounting professor who declined to be identified.
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One is modern feminism, at least the spongy wing of it she considers to be puritanical and man-bashing.
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Red blood cells and other immune cells are produced within our bone marrow, a spongy tissue located within our bones.
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When it comes to these spongy pastries filled with Nutella or apple, Loulou's delicacies take second to none in Carnon.
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The bread is buttery golden and crisp, never spongy, and the patty that's hidden inside is crunchy-edged and thin.
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The chicken would've been better had it been crunchier and better seasoned to contrast with the spongy and sweet McGriddle.
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The bread is eerily spongy, untoasted, with the crusts banished; the better to heighten our awareness of the pork's crunch.
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He mowed his yard and spread grass clippings on the sandy soil to make it spongy for his thick legs.
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This, he tells me, can cause withering of the muscle cells in the spongy tubes of erectile tissue inside your penis.
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Beating the mixture creates air bubbles, which become trapped as the liquid mixture cools into a gel — creating the spongy texture.
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Slightly spongy, disturbingly homogenous, and perched atop a textureless fluff of instant mashed potatoes, the meatballs were both bland and forgettable.
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In spite of the haze of booze in the air, and the beer-spongy lawns, the school had never looked grander.
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Or when Chief Hopper cut open that corpse and discovered it was effectively a stuffed animal, filled with soft, spongy material.
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When something is too creamy, too spongy, too soft, too airy, unremittingly smooth, chewy or mushy, that's when we miss crunch.
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Mexico City is built on a spongy, drained lake bed that amplifies earthquakes along the volcanic country's multiple seismic fault lines.
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I've tasted turkeys that were ruined by over brining; the meat gets that springy, spongy texture of ham in a can.
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Just as Sam Liang promised, the tofu became spongy, porous and flavorful, with the deep umami taste of mushrooms inside and out.
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Only the fish — slabs of carp, deep-fried and sloshed with a pulpy mix of garlic and cilantro — was a spongy disappointment.
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This version of the classic British dessert uses vegan margarine, nut milk, and coconut milk to recreate the spongy, golden, syrupy perfection.
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The algae make a spongy coat to soak up water, and some bacteria feed on the carbohydrates that make up the coat.
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What passes for a bagel in Argentina is essentially ring-shaped bread: spongy and flavorless, like something out of the freezer aisle.
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After resting in the refrigerator overnight, the biscuits turn into spongy discs on the verge of dissolving into all that luscious cream.
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Expect thick stews of vegetables and meat eaten together with injera, a sour, spongy fermented bread made from teff, a native grass.
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Walking across the spongy forest floor, he says intact old-growth forest is the only reason Alaska has such a thriving fishery.
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The outside is all sugary-buttery guilty-pleasure goodness, but the interior is a spongy mass of dough tasting of air and nothing.
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Refined sugar and preservatives are basically accepted as necessary evils at this point, given the huge demand for spongy, soft, ever-fresh bread.
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Make a pill crisscrossed with a spongy network of holes—like some of the ones that dissolve in technicolor in this awesome video.
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Soft, spongy, and flexible robots have been a promising field of research for a while now, but they do have some common limitations.
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You can also see the padding of the heel region, which looks super juicy and spongy — you're walking on this every day, guys.
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Stem and progenitor cells are also found in the spongy marrow within some bones and in the blood that circulates around our bodies.
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And though it's not yeasted, a ball of well-mixed and -rested dough will be supple and almost spongy, as if it were.
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The food on offer included the likes of English breakfast sausages, fish curry and string hoppers (spongy rice noodles popular in Sri Lanka).
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Sedum, that spongy, low-growing succulent, is favored by many green roofers in the Northeast for its short roots and drought-resistant properties.
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Stolarsky displayed a spongy intelligence and wasn't stuck on one or another principle of play at the expense of what the dice commanded.
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Tropical rainforests and peatlands — wetland ecosystems that contain peat, a spongy, organic material formed by partially decayed plants — store huge amounts of carbon.
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There is also the tactile joy of tearing and rolling injera, a spongy and bubbly flat bread, before using it to mop up sauces.
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He shuffled left, keeping the wall under his hand until he felt a ridge, and the texture under his glove changed to something spongy.
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He agreed to quit eating cakes and to adhere to a traditional, carbohydrate-rich Ethiopian diet of stews and a spongy flatbread called injera.
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A combo comes with tender coins of potato and lotus root; you might add starchy-sweet taro, and spongy cubes of fish cake, too.
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"I love that, because I wake up every day wild-eyed and spongy, trying to do things better than the last time," she says.
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They're synth-pop built around a decidedly human protagonist; they use hopscotching melody lines, shifty meters, subtly intricate counterpoint and spongy, unconventional synthesizer tones.
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With their irresistible crunch, the churros were the opposite of sufganiyot, the spongy jelly doughnut popularized with the creation of the state of Israel.
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Bogs, which are wetlands with spongy soil, apparently have "excellent preservative properties – low temperature, low oxygen and highly acidic environment," according to the museum's website.
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My brain became dense, like spongy bread that had failed to rise, and there was no amount of coffee that could make me feel awake.
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Blood fills the corpora cavernosa (the two spongy tissue sections running along either side of the penis), causing the penis to stand hard and proud.
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Try and squeeze as much moisture out as possible; if the greens are wet when they are cooked, they will make the kuku go spongy.
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Lontong is a Malay dish that consists of a spongy rice cake cut into strips and cooked in a rich curry with vegetables and egg.
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In my opinion, the syrupy taste of the spongy McGriddle was subtle and pleasant but, unfortunately, the chicken was not as crispy as it looked.
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The spongy tissue that Gambetti found in Silvano's thalamus was full of tiny holes: the aftermath of prions that left dead cells in their path.
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You're wondering what's living on the underside of that sponge, and whether it'll sprout little spongy legs, become sentient, and wash the dishes for her.
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They patented a method for extracting gluten-like proteins from corn to mimic the spongy texture of bread while manufacturing suitable-for-coeliac food substitutes.
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For dessert we tried the pof pof, spongy doughnut holes typically sold in street-side canteens but here drizzled in a chocolate and baobab sauce.
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In the back, on the coffee table, Tatyana had laid out a spread of food: spongy sausage on white bread, ripe tangerines, and milk chocolates.
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There are towers of khobz, rows of overlaid harcha, stacks of spongy beghrir, and—the reason I go to mother Zohra—bundles of soft, warm m'smen.
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Everything is made in-house, with the exception of their spongy burger buns that they source from the a family bakery in the San Fernando Valley.
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The trouble starts with tooth decay, which permits the usually harmless bacteria in our mouths to enter the spongy, supportive core of the tooth (the "pulp").
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The spongy sections of "LaRose" happen when Erdrich's characters seem too good to be true, such as saintlike LaRose and his beautiful, athletic adopted teenage sisters.
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They had a second surge on the back nine, capitalizing on the spongy greens to blow out their lead with three consecutive birdies from the 14th.
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Hams with water added can turn spongy, and don't do well on a spiralizing machine, said R.B. Klinkenberg, the chief operating officer of Harrington's of Vermont.
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The conditions will present their own welcome mat: thick grass, a spongy field, a midafternoon kickoff with a forecast of thunderstorms and temperatures nearing 100 degrees.
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Vying for your attention nearby are spongy rosemary focaccia, soft country wheat and a pull-apart roll lit with cracked pepper and laced with grated cheese.
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The pita, from a bakery in New Jersey, is not the thick, spongy variety but is as flat and thin as roti, in the Lebanese style.
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But when the balance of ingredients is just right, the slightly spongy interior manages to be dense but delicate, while the crust is crumbly yet remarkably firm.
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But rather than use the spongy tofu to show off a complex and labor-intensive sauce, I simmered it and served it in a flavorful mushroom broth.
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Now some have realised that the spongy vegetation can be worth more than the tubers, which sometimes cost more to grow than they fetch in the market.
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A block away on Rosedale, the same spongy substance that covers most of Google Fiber's buried lines in the city snakes in and out of the asphalt.
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There are plenty of textures out there that don't have a funded startup associated with them, including spongy, slimy, gelatinous, puffy, gloppy, stringy, pasty, hairy and fluffy.
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My favorite, hands down, was a spongy, sugar-crusted made-to-order bombolone filled with luscious pastry cream, a squiggle of which had escaped onto the plate.
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" She quotes, with a faint sense of menace, the famous naturalist John James Audubon on "the dangerous nature of the ground, its oozing, spongy, and miry disposition.
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And while some players wear official broomball shoes — high tops with a thick spongy sole that make for better traction on the ice — many just wear sneakers.
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Pressing sliced pork roll on a hot griddle intensifies its saltiness while giving it a hint of a crust that contrasts attractively with the slightly spongy interior.
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Amy Schumer inhaled a handful of yummy spongy goodness while on her Marie Claire photoshoot, and her judgment-free road manager luckily captured the elegant feast on camera.
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Bronzed duck tongues are fried but somehow still lithe, each a forefinger in length, a veil of meat over spongy fat with a nub of cartilage waiting inside.
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" He liked Britain for Boy George and Culture Club, for its cooked breakfasts, carpeted bathrooms, drafty windows, spongy bread, Silk Cut cigarettes, and "the repressed but omnipresent sexuality.
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First, they connected the urethra, the tube that carries urine from the bladder out of the body, and the corpus cavernosum, the spongy erectile tissue of the penis.
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Each of us carries, inside ourselves, a dark, slimy ecosystem: the wet bags of our lungs, the spongy filters of our livers, the 100,000 miles of our veins.
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The buildup takes place in the formerly supple sheath that surrounds the spongy erectile tissues in your penis and may reduce overall size and limit the size of erections.
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Sandesh are small sweet meats, fried in ghee and often molded into pretty shapes; Bengali rosogolla are spongy balls of chhana simmered in and then served in sugar syrup.
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After all, there was some sort of chicken component to those fried little clumps of soft but slightly chewy grease; They were like little spongy pockets of fried protein.
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All of which was context for my recent opportunity to take a drive down memory lane by putting a mint-condition 2100 Dodge Caravan through its spongy-ride paces.
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It took years to develop a spongy, stable bread with just the right amount of moisture, trapped with a blend of gums, oils, sugars and a touch of glycerol.
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For an Eritrean mother and children, an Ethiopian family who had arrived earlier supplied a meal with injera, the soft, spongy flatbread that is a staple in both countries.
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The right face buttons have a deeper, more springy action, while the rear triggers feel less spongy and have a more tactile click at the bottom of a press.
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Back in the studio, the tuffets had been cleared and replaced with spongy cylinders: equipment for a "foam rolling" class taught by Lauren Roxburgh, a fascia and alignment therapist.
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There's a strong sense in "Rectify" that, when your memory has been rendered spongy and your safety shattered, each event might last forever or be gone in a flash.
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Even then it would be difficult because the clitoris is largely spongy tissue that engorges with blood when aroused, like the penis, so it is best studied in arousable bodies.
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Piercing: LobePain Level: Low"The lobe is this spongy, fatty, soft area of your ear, so pushing a needle through is like pushing a hot knife through butter," Thompson explains.
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Fat baobabs, some more than half a millennium old, have endured across Senegal, passed over for lumber largely because their wood is too brittle and spongy for use in furniture.
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Khanna had prepared a light vegetarian menu featuring not just the now-infamous samosa but also khaman dhokla, a savory and spongy cake popular in the Indian state of Gujarat.
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Several nurses had to hold me down while the doctor came at my right butt cheek with a giant syringe, with a giant needle filled with a weird spongy substance.
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Beyond the sandy bay where the dock and the cabin were, the land grew rough with a kind of spongy stone and the trees seemed shrunken and bent by the wind.
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Peat has been building up for centuries in this bog, where the spongy moss is interspersed with black spruces and, on a late spring morning, the air is teeming with mosquitoes.
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If you don't tilt and swirl fast enough, you're left with a half moon in the pan, or if your batter is too thick, you end up with a spongy disc.
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But sitting behind a pile of books at an Authors Night, watching people pick up your book as if it's a piece of spongy fruit at the market, is sheer torture.
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She was sitting in her office (cluttered but chic, full of colorful objects, including spongy Swedish acoustic wall panels that could have formed the backdrop to a fashion shoot with Twiggy).
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There are also hot food stalls, notably the barbecue stand serving tibs and injera (sautéed seasoned beef strips and a spongy sourdough flatbread), conveniently located next to a delicious honey wine stand.
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Some things don't work, like the Bombay Wada Pao, a dry spiced-potato patty on a dry slider bun, or the tingmo , a spongy spiral-wound bread that's more cute than delicious.
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Dense date doughnuts—inspired by sfenj , a spongy, springy Moroccan fritter—are made of date-and-almond batter, stuffed with smoked trout, and served with a zingy, palate-stimulating curry-citrus vinaigrette.
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Don't miss the Smoked Baingan Bharta, a tower of spongy bread supporting roasted eggplant with chili powder, spinach greens and a fried egg (700 rupees), and the smoked tandoori pineapple (300 rupees).
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Endemic species such as the pink and white lady's slipper — Minnesota's state flower — as well as ferns, orchids and the saplings of coniferous trees rely on the spongy layer of leaf litter.
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Elsewhere on the table might be hoppers, crepes of fermented rice flour curved like bowls, thick and spongy at the bottom with sides that get thinner and lacier as they reach up.
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More accurately, the reading took place at the Moore Building, which is attached to ICA Miami and where Elastika, an installation by Zaha Hadid, connects to the atrium like a spongy, humanoid tendon.
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Getting used to the keys takes a few minutes since they are so precise and any screw-ups in typing show, where my old keyboard was spongy and allowed for some operator error.
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The flatbread is usually made with teff flour, or sometimes a mix of teff and other flours — and is flat, spongy, and also serves as an eating utensil for whatever dishes it accompanies.
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Since then, I've tried almost every type of cushion makeup — liners, correctors, foundations, you name it — and the spongy variations quickly replaced many of their non-cushion counterparts in my makeup bag. Why?
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Because there are no trails, researchers often have to bushwhack for miles in search of nests, wading up knee-deep streams or descending knife-edge slopes spongy with deadfall and slippery with mud.
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It is allowed to ferment long enough to produce a flat, spongy bread that, at its best, is deeply tangy and lightly bouncy, adding a pleasant sour note to every bite of food.
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I found myself mostly gravitating toward the standard silicone tips, but the spongy ones fit nicely as well when you squeeze them and let them expand in-air like a pair of disposable earplugs.
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My memories of rollers before this experiment were restricted to childhood memories of going to sleep with tiny, spongy noodles clipped into my damp hair and waking up to a child star's Hollywood perm.
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Those spongy, sweet ghosts of freshly baked baguettes escaping from the many bakeries; the wonderfully pungent clouds of garlic and seafood riding the wind above the sun drenched streets; and here and there—BAM!
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Late in the afternoon the next day, a man with a tuft of spongy and unruly hair sat in Mariah's seat and called for his hair to be cut into a high-top fade.
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The penis consists of three tubes: the hollow urethra that carries urine and semen, and two soft, spongy tubes called the corpora cavernosa that fill with blood to stiffen the penis in an erection.
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"[Lungs are] supposed to be pink and spongy and elastic, but it loses all this as over 7,000 chemicals hit this organ hard and that's how it loses the color, loses the elasticity," he said.
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The globe-shaped green squash known as Ronde de Nice is better at the size of a golf ball; by the time it reaches baseball size, it is apt to be spongy and seedy inside.
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Past studies involving CT scans showed that woodpeckers have thick muscles, spongy bones, and a third inner eyelid, all of which combine with the cerebrospinal fluid to help absorb the impact of all that frenzied pecking.
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It was spongy and resilient, good for softening the scorch of sepen or catching the last bit of rust-red sauce under the momos, a slow distillate of tomatoes, onion and fenugreek, bitter inextricable from sweet.
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We once stayed in Orlando for about a month, and although nothing bizarre happened to us, we did have a general, uneasy sense of the ground being too porous and spongy and filled with aggressive ants.
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Longtime residents adapted with each demographic change, bringing new interpreters to the schools and watching as shops offering quinceañera dresses became Somali grocery stores selling pastries called sambusas and a spongy teff-flour bread called injera.
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For texture, there's a spongy rectangle of fried tofu on the side, along with a hard-boiled egg, shucked of its shell and stained with soy sauce, and more of those beautifully bracing pickled mustard greens.
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A lunch at the Seven Olives Hotel one afternoon proved to be tasty and economical: My meal of gomen tibs, sautéed vegetables served with a generous portion of sour, spongy injera bread, was delicious (55 birr).
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Such earnings clearly fund the maintenance of vast meadows surrounded by miles of fencing, stone barns with varnished interiors that smell of hay rather than manure, and spongy faux-brick walkways that are soft on hooves.
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Customers would line up outside the store for its most popular item, a rice cake called Bak Tong Gou in Cantonese — a sweet and spongy glutinous pastry — that is presented as an offering to deceased relatives.
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I've some very minor gripes with the New 228DS XL—for me, the power button, which is positioned underneath the console, is a bit too small and spongy, and it doesn't "connect" as I'd like it to.
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During sex, masturbation, or freak accidents, a penis can bend so forcefully that the sheath around one or both of the spongy tubes holding the blood creating an erection tears, audibly and painfully, resulting in rapid flaccidity.
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It's a common device at which he's unusually adept, and the softness of his attack — the floppy, spongy, slightly delayed keyboard chords you hear in a piano loop during "Radio Silence" — is an ace up his sleeve.
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A crock of bak kut teh , which translates from the Hokkien to "meat-bone tea," comprises a dark broth seasoned with Chinese herbs, tender slow-cooked pork ribs, juicy shiitake caps, and spongy cubes of fried tofu.
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I can't tell you how the pizza tastes, because I wanted hoppers: blooming pancakes of fermented rice flour and coconut milk, spongy at the bottom with the sides reaching upward, growing porous and lacy as they rise.
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These could include a hearty seafood pancake (a smidge too spongy for Paleo dieters, one suspects) and a beef tartare tossed with cubes of ripe Asian pear and generously drizzled with sesame oil (an unexpectedly refreshing pairing).
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Tommy Lucente, Channel Manager Hungry Man Fried Chicken The Hungry Man Fried Chicken dinner is the penultimate frozen food experience, featuring four complementary courses (two pieces of fried chicken, mashed potatoes, corn, and a spongy brownie thing).
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Also on Amazon, the product has more than 650 positive reviews, though there are nearly 50 critical ones, complaining of things like the pancakes sticking to the pan when cooked and the finished product being bland or spongy.
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Up until then, the Israeli-born, Texas-raised cook says his "only reference point for panettone were those spongy, gross things" — the weighty, mass-produced, everlasting hulks most of us here in the States are accustomed to regifting.
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An analysis of Crunchbase funding archives reveals there are plenty of textures out there that don't have a funded startup associated with them, including spongy, slimy, gelatinous, puffy, gloppy, stringy, pasty, hairy and fluffy, to name a few.
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The two main masses of spongy stuff inside of a penis—the corpus cavernosa—are surrounded by an outer envelope called the tunica, which keeps all that blood contained and is crucial to the shape of an erection.
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This stretch run has mostly been one of those sad, spongy, marked-down mid-January panettones, if only because of how bravely each team in contention has gone about trying to lose its way out of the race.
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The 10th pop of Christmas: Jean Marcus and his 14 lipomasJean Marcus has a compilation of spongy lipomas growing all over his body — mainly on his arms and chest — which have tripled in abundance over the past few years.
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I stood next to a since-demolished Muslim day school, in the spongy state of horizonless perpetual hangover that was then my normal resting state, surrounded by neighbors I barely knew, speaking in languages I knew not at all.
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Biochemical analysis of residue found on the pottery revealed a number of food ingredients, including sago (a starch extracted from the spongy center of various tropical plants), purple sweet potatoes (the history of sweet potatoes is another story entirely), and nutmeg.
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They simply hang on the wall, sit on the floor, lean against a column, or lie heaped in a corner, their expansive, spongy forms taking over the room, as if bulging with the good luck that superstition ascribes to the amulets.
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But Marsala still had a place at the table, in the form of a modern Venetian invention: tiramisù, that dessert with alternating tiers of spongy ladyfingers soaked in espresso and alcohol and a zabaglione-based cream into which mascarpone is folded.
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But it also reflects the culinary heritage of Mr. Hong's Korean background: It's served hot on a spongy, almost fluffy steamed bao bun and garnished with cucumbers, caramelized onions and a garlic aioli sauce — a perfect textural contrast to the chicken.
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But at While in Kathmandu, a Nepali restaurant in Ridgewood, Queens, it's presented on a pancake — your choice of buckwheat, spongy and porous; millet, dark as chocolate and seamed with sugar; or mung bean, dense, with a faint ginger heat.
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On November 14th, to the delight of sweet-toothed Bengalis, India's official registry of legally protected "geographical indications" ruled that this spongy white ball of cottage cheese, soaked in syrup, is originally from West Bengal—as locals have always taken for granted.
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Nor do they protect the brain—a spongy, gelatinous blob that floats inside the skull—from being rattled by sub-concussive blows, the little hits that happen on every down, the ones scientists increasingly believe add up over time to produce lasting harm.
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Different nations have different versions, like the slightly spongy Mexican queso fresco (which can be salted or not), or the Indian chenna, which is like more like dry cottage cheese, and paneer, which is chenna that is pressed and easily cut into cubes.
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But no dish exemplified the owners' cerebral approach better than uttapam, a tangy pancake that's miraculously both crispy and spongy and layered with a zigzag of tart tamarind-date chutney, a simple oil-based salsa, tangy yogurt and soft cubes of potato.
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On a visit last fall to Ms. Ribeiro's emerald green house on a dirt street, where the 23rd psalm hangs on a yellow wall, Ana Vitória toddled around, clutching a piece of spongy cake with one hand, thumping a table with the other.
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In the evening, the line is for the chef Richard Ho's stellar soup, made with supple noodles, spongy coins of beef shank, and a twenty-four-hour bone-and-marrow broth, seasoned with rock sugar, star anise, and cinnamon, as fragrant as a bakery.
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Women lose both the cells and struts, the framework of mineral deposits within spongy bone, that keep bones strong, whereas in men the primary loss is thinning of the struts, which probably explains why osteoporotic fractures tend to occur later in life in men.
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Each odd-looking wooden mechanism is itself made up of nearly a dozen separate pieces, not counting conical springs or spongy green cushions, and so the sculptor's own elaborate assemblage is no more complicated or ridiculous than its found components — only more overtly so.
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But at Meet Fresh, the first New York outpost of a dessert cafe chain based in Taiwan, you can also delve into Taiwanese favorites like spongy taro balls, glossy herbal jellies, green tea, fruit drinks and warm, deep purple porridge, among the scores of choices.
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While the United States has "honeycomb" and New Zealand has "hokey pokey," South Korea calls its spongy toffee candy "dalgona" or ppopgi, a candy that's made by heating sugar, oil, and baking soda; mixing until it's thick and fluffy; then letting the mixture harden.
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As the fog from dry ice floated out over the arena's sand pit and waiters set slabs of spongy garlic bread in front of the audience, Ms. Lerner adjusted her gold cape and rode out on an Andalusian stallion bred especially for the show.
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In Bentley's case, the hospital made a model of his brain and cranium, and Meara was able to cut into the spongy model to test different methods and to make sure there were no surprises, like abnormal blood vessels, when the baby went under the knife.
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French-owned, but bursting with Italian staff and ingredients, Dalmata (8 rue Tiquetonne) is a neon-bright fun house that creates sublimely spongy, smoky, lightly burned crusts for pies like the Black Delerium, a mix of ricotta, fior di latte, truffle cream, shaved truffles and mushrooms.
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Garces and Bogle have also brought some of their own ingredients to work with: a big, crusty loaf of rustic bread, a few pork sausages, some golden chanterelles, and loads of morels—those spongy, fragrant little fungi that are prized for their distinct, incredibly umami flavor.
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Dunne, a slight man with a "good big head," according to Priestley, believed that everything had already happened and that everybody was immortal—that time was a paradise of somehow slightly spongy simultaneity that was accessible, albeit imperfectly, via a close study, every waking morning, of one's dreams.
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Now that track has been repaved with spongy asphalt and expanded to be wide enough for six runners, and it circles a complex with facilities for beach volleyball, tennis, swimming, basketball, wrestling and gymnastics — all open to the public for a little more than $213 and often overcrowded.
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Desserts are crowd-pleasers: coconut ice cream armored in fried noodles, crunchy and creamy, earthy and sweet, or styled as a parade float, atop a Chinese bubble waffle speared with Pocky sticks and littered with Fruity Pebbles, lychee, candied fennel and spongy translucent palm seeds — ridiculous and delicious.
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Fufu, a staple in many West African countries, is a slightly spongy, slightly stretchy doughlike substance made from one or more starchy vegetables or fruits, such as cassava, plantains, or yams, which are boiled, pounded, and rolled into balls for tearing into pieces and dipping into sauces and stews.
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Poured into a hot pan with clarified butter, the surnoli cooks all the way on one side only, receiving no flip at all — because it's not a pancake, not exactly — and when it's done, it's fat and spongy and beautiful, pitted all over with a distinct network of holes.
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On weekends he sometimes hosted dinners for other Bucknell professors and their families, regaling them with stories about Abyssinian culture and history over Ethiopian food he would prepare himself; he imported the spices from Addis Ababa and made the injera, a spongy sourdough bread made of teff flour, by hand.
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But this spongy, slightly tangy pancake topped with a fried egg makes a perfect lunch; it is served on a thali platter next to little metal cups holding a nice crunchy salad, some cilantro chutney and a turmeric soup that tastes as if it held the secret of eternal health.
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Consciously or not, any time an act like Daft Punk, Deadmau5, or Marshmello takes the stage dressed as robots, an LED screen-equipped rodent, or a spongy white gelatin puff, they pay tribute to the cunning disguises that have cloaked so many house and techno artists in the decades before them.
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Cranial surgeries were also done as part of magic-ritual practices, but in these cases, "symbolic trepanations" involved the removal of only the external compact layer of the skull, and possibly the spongy part of the cranium, and without penetrating the endocranial space (the layer between the skull and the brain), explained Petrone.
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Ninety-eight percent of women in the United States will use some form of birth control during their lives, and with a rapidly expanding field of methods—IUDs and condoms and implants and pills and rings and dear God what is that spongy thing—the pros and cons are becoming much more complicated to parse.
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Sure, there are the standout moles, but to order only these would be to miss the Molcajete, a stone bowl filled with nopal cactus and spongy grilled cheese and topped with two meats (the pechuga asada chicken and cecina skirt steak are the most popular), a creamy off-menu flan, or a range of mouthwatering tacos, tortas, and enchiladas.
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Robert Oliver, a chef in his 24s who was born in New Zealand and raised in Fiji, prizes what the Fijians call vara, the Samoans o'o and the Hawaiians lolo niu: the spongy embryo that forms inside a sprouted coconut, absorbing the oils from the surrounding meat until it balloons, filling the cavity, unctuous as butter cake.
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Because of its spongy militarism and unearned sanctimony and general blank and overwhelming dumbassery, the NFL far outpaces any other sports league for reflecting the failures of the culture in which it's situated; the NBA, which is an altogether lighter and more pleasant place, is not remotely in the same universe of dysfunction, in terms of its product or overall ambient vibe.
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For this phase I trial (which means it was being done to demonstrate safety), they enrolled 21 men who lost the ability to have an erection following surgery to treat prostate cancer and gave them a single injection of their own stem cells into the corpus cavernosum area of the penis—the spongy tissue that gets engorged with blood during an erection.
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My friend Marshall's Pillow ID—based on a Web questionnaire concerning his size, sleep position, and type of mattress—pegged him as a perfect candidate for the Dusk 2.0, a spongy cushion with a crimson border made from "nature's most durable support material, derived from the frothed milk sap of natural rubber trees," as opposed to fake rubber trees ($162).
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In high school, when the other guys on the track team went out on dates to the one local cinema and then to the beach, he ran the stadium loop, one mile then two, two then three, on and on until he fell to the spongy sienna track, unable to keep going, the sky a deepening velvet, the floodlights above the athletic fields humming like electronic insects emerging into night.
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The "old" flat had been thickly carpeted in a spongy brown wool that caused me not the merest flicker of identification as it underwent the pummelings of daily life; in the cramped kitchen, whose orange-tiled walls and floor gave it something of the dim atmosphere of a butcher's shop, people had happily sat wedged around the table in the murky light on an assortment of chairs and stools of different heights.
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She knew that children could see beauty even more clearly than adults did, and she felt sure that Tallulah could see how wretched she had grown these days—as pale and spongy as an old forgotten turnip at a winter farmers' market—but she also realized that her self-assessment was probably based not so much in reality as in the youth-centric capitalist marketing complex that was trying to profit from her insecurities and her fear of death.
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The food draws from Ms. Moonroj's upbringing in Lampang in northern Thailand: coins of sai ua, pork sausage made in-house with a crunchy riddle of pig's ear; frilly hearts of red cotton flowers in a heady stew of pork ribs, ground pork and pork blood, both loose and set in spongy cubes, a kind of mineral-tinged tofu; and red ant eggs resembling swollen grains of rice, clinging to strands of shredded mango alongside anchovies crisped in sesame oil until they become fossils of themselves.
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Our Natasha Lomas said it best in her excellent piece called "An ode to Apple's awful MacBook keyboard," The redesigned mechanism has resulted in keys that not only feel different when pressed vs the prior MacBook keyboard — which was more spongy for sure but that meant keys were at reduced risk of generating accidental strikes vs their barely there trigger-sensitive replacements (which feel like they have a 40% smaller margin for keystrike error) — but have also turned out to be fail prone, as particles of dust can find their way in between the keys, as dust is wont to do, and mess with the smooth functioning of key presses — requiring an official Apple repair.
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