Of all the "Steamed Hams" remixes—from "Steamed Hams" as Smash Mouth's "All Star" to Pink Floyd's The Wall—Youtuber NPCarlsson's "Steamed Hams Inc." is the ultimate mouthwatering delight.
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There are two kinds of beans, plain rice, steamed (STEAMED!) vegetables, and some raw spinach.
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Here's what happens if you type "steamed hams" into YouTube, for instance: So much steamed ham.
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We tried three methods: steamed on the stove top, steamed in a multicooker and boiled on the stove top.
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A brief food menu features mussels steamed in beer with cotton candy, ramen bowls, and steamed buns with pork belly.
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" — Amanda, Southern California "English Breakfast Tea Latte"English breakfast tea with steamed milkSyrup (optional)"I like my tea with steamed milk.
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Order: To make up the minimum, I ordered steamed vegetable and prawn dumplings, fried leek and egg dumplings, steamed pork buns and sung choi bao.
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It was usually steamed, sometimes along with a heaping spoonful of steamed broccoli, and it was one of those veggies we just didn't want to eat.
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The grains, as dainty as a doll's pearls, are rinsed with olive oil and steamed, then rubbed apart and steamed again, until they swell, each a tiny held breath.
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Giving the steamed milk a little time to rest in the glass causes a temporary separation when the espresso is pulled and slowly poured into the foam top and steamed milk.
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I catch up on sleep and wake up just in time for lunch: economy rice (sweet and sour chicken, steamed broccoli, and steamed egg on rice) bought and brought home by my mum.
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The chain's most popular choices (a pan-fried turnip cake, a baked bun with barbecued pork, a steamed rice roll with barbecued pork, and a steamed egg cake) are all on the menu.
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In solitude, I eat my green salad with steamed chicken.
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But I have no idea how many I've steamed into.
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This is a steamed tofu skin roll ('xian zhu juan').
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Taiwanese steamed bun stall BAO makes a mean pork bun.
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Mr. Kanda absorbed the blows and steamed forward like Godzilla.
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Fat white asparagus, simply steamed and drenched in sweet butter.
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Her friend orders the cavatelli, Anna steamed kale without salt.
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For steamed dumplings, roll the edges until they're paper thin.
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My lunchtime companions ordered the steamed mussels, which looked delicious.
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Serve with the nahm jim jeaw and steamed sticky rice.
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Serve with steamed rice, garlic naan, cilantro, and cranberry chutney.
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Serve with rice and steamed broccoli or sautéed string beans.
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We'll make mapo tofu or won ton or steamed fish.
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Steamed dumplings are a good test of a Nepalese kitchen.
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Steamed mussels in cream with leeks and bacon are $35.
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The high prices were one reason some Italians were steamed.
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Amy longs to help make her family's fluffy steamed buns.
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The chicken might be grilled or steamed, fried or braised.
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The fish is steamed, then seared for a crisp skin.
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Then the sardines are rinsed to remove salt and steamed.
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Remove chicken from pan onto a bed of steamed rice.
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Reinvented staples include steamed rice perfumed with chrysanthemum and an egg custard that usually appears as a side dish in Japanese chain restaurants, elevated with the addition of mackerel and steamed sweet potato. kyotonanba.
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A bun store also donates steamed buns to him, reports say.
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"Steamed hams but every word is replaced with its first occurrence".
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"Steamed hams 10 times, sync point when Chalmers says 'Aurora Borealis'".
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Another one for the adventurous — steamed beef tripe (ngau paak yip).
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I knew that gold leaf will melt on hot steamed rice.
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Or David Tanis's recipe for steamed mussels with garlic and parsley.
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A steamed bun and tartare sauce—how can you go wrong?
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If it steamed in, though, it could conceivably see one sunk.
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But after about four minutes, it was Moore who was steamed.
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With more creative models, Snapchat and Instagram steamed ahead, while App.
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The entire pumpkin is steamed until the custard is set inside.
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Steamed, they are juicier, meatier and less fishy than a mussel.
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Eat longevity noodles and steamed fish with ginger and sesame, perhaps.
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In particular, he is still steamed up about the Penelope chapter.
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But the train steamed on, threading through this country's remarkable century.
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Then, the steamed fish took the game to the next level.
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His mother changed Shilpa's diapers and dutifully steamed broccoli for her.
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And the more steamed he got, the funnier it struck me.
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Silan is a Middle Eastern syrup made from steamed, pressed dates.
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Dorie Greenspan's delicious new recipe for a steamed ginger-milk pudding.
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The finished dish would welcome a pillow of steamed rice alongside.
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Make his recipe for steamed leeks as soon as you can.
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Like making cheung fun, the Chinese steamed rice noodle occasionally cooked on cloth, though more commonly steamed on perforated metal, the technique for banh cuon is best learned by doing, under the watch of a professional.
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Then he changed his mind entirely when the Tea Party got steamed.
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Roger McNamee, meanwhile, was getting steamed at Facebook's response to his letter.
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I get a couple steamed buns, an avocado, and a seaweed salad.
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I also grab a fried sesame ball and some steamed shrimp dumplings.
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You can also stir in some spinach, parsley, basil, or steamed broccoli.
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I decided on a chicken curry dish with sultanas and steamed rice.
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At which point he would drop Taiwan like a hot steamed bun.
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They were particularly steamed over Barr's decision to hold a press conference.
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Then it steamed south-east on its roundabout route to the Mediterranean.
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Steamed Hams, but it's the original first draft in a thread pic.twitter.
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The beverage is made with espresso, steamed milk, and smoked butterscotch sauce.
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This Keurig news just has me all sorts of steamed up, though.
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"3 Republicans and 48 Democrats let the American people down," Trump steamed.
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That dough is then wrapped in foil, shaped into cylinders, and steamed.
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Ryan let out a mock gasp and tucked into his steamed vegetables.
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Add the shredded coconut and steamed calabash squash, and stir to combine.
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Camel meat, similar to goat, is eaten in steamed and fried dumplings.
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Appetizers like potato croquettes, lamb ribs and steamed clams could be tapas.
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Steamed vegetables can make a kind of forest on the other side.
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And a lot of people were, rightfully, pretty damn steamed about that.
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I get chow mein, honey garlic chicken, steamed veggies, and spicy beef.
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Noon — Grilled chicken with roasted bell peppers, steamed broccoli, side of Freekeh.
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She's all about steamed veggies and trail mix, but still eats pasta.
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Serve with smashed cucumbers or steamed bok choy and plenty of napkins.
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But a mound of steamed white rice would be fine as well.
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Anyway, so we arrive at a warehouse —— WM: You were so steamed.
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The company is best known for serving hamburgers on steamed square buns.
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Or David Tanis's recipe for butter-steamed broccoli with peppery bread crumbs?
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Serve it with steamed basmati rice to soak up all the sauce.
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She still avoids steamed vegetables, but now enjoys them roasted or sautéed.
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Kyrgios got steamed up early in the tiebreak, yelling at his entourage.
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Even the firmest vegetables can be steamed in a matter of minutes.
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I found this shop that steamed their crab instead of boiling it.
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Based on the young coconut braised in its own milk and topped with wedges of steamed taro—or even the beguilingly unusual steamed coconut sticky rice topped with flakes of salty-sweet dried mackerel—the answer is yes.
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A Stroopwafel is a cookie traditionally served in the Netherlands steamed over coffee.
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Jamie is still steamed about it, but he shrugs it off within seconds.
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Then, steamed milk is poured over the top, like in a classic latte.
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The edamame comes out last, and my steamed veggie dumpling appetizer is forgotten.
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Or maybe David Tanis's recipe for steamed whole fish with ginger and sesame?
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Stretch your calves on the windowsill to the succulent "Steamed Hams Inc." above.
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But the simplest preparation of all is my steamed asparagus with ginger dressing.
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You're gonna tell me you need a FLAVORED spice and then STEAMED milk?
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When dining out, ask for steamed vegetables and fish, and skip the sauces.
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A good steamed bun should be fluffy and soft, like a carby cloud.
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But also she feeds me steamed egg porridge with rice, and millet porridge.
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The kale had been steamed and the chickpeas and onions had been sautéed.
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It's delicious with steamed rice and a platter of sautéed baby bok choy.
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Season with salt and serve garnished with fresh cilantro with steamed Jasmine rice.
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BiBiGo Fully Cooked Chicken and Cilantro Mini-Wontons can be steamed or fried
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Cook until steamed and cooked through and the water has evaporated, 5 minutes.
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Pastrami is considered expensive because it is processed many times, smoked and steamed.
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Tuesday, I'm thinking, would be very nice for some steamed fish with kale.
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Then a perfect soy-grilled steak, steamed rice, bok choy with oyster sauce.
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Serve with rice and kimchi, and heap some steamed spinach in the bowl.
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Serve with an arugula salad or string beans that you've steamed or sautéed.
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Recipe: Daniel Skurnick's Franco-Chinese Steamed Ginger Custard | Spiced Caramel Syrup cooking cooking
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Or, if you're really steamed about something, you can reach out to me.
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If there's no steamed bass, any other delicate white fish will work fine.
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"If that's what attempted suicide looks like, then I'm steamed broccoli," Lavi says.
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On the side were steamed safou, sour wild plums that grow on hillsides.
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Snag some squishy pan de sal rolls or a cake of steamed bibingka.
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In the open kitchen, a cook boiled tea and steamed idlis for breakfast.
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My parents also steamed jasmine rice and roasted Brussels sprouts with pork belly.
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The menu called for steamed vegetables with beurre monté, a whipped butter sauce.
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As he rose to his full height, a rank smell steamed off him.
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Some thought the line hilarious, others prefer "Steamed Hams" just way it is.
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There is no need to settle for plain steamed cauliflower or broccoli, however.
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But if you plant them, what's going to happen to the steamed almond?
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That koji-inoculated rice is then mixed in a tank with regular steamed rice.
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The steamed hams meme seems to have thrived in the group's culture of "shitposting".
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"Steamed hams translated into Chinese and then back in to English on Google Translate".
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The feet are deep fried, braised in a garlicky, sweet sauce, and then steamed.
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I get an Americano with steamed almond milk and I enjoy every single sip.
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For dinner, I make steamed yams, broccoli, and sauerkraut with dried wakame and tamari.
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I try to make the majority of my diet salads, greens and steamed vegetables.
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The tomatoes steamed and seeped through the mixture resulting in a thinner end result.
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We share crab puffs, steamed dumplings, General Tso's chicken, beef with asparagus, and rice.
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We have hot dogs, hamburgers, ribs, pulled pork, steamed veggies, and cake for dessert.
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I pop into Starbucks and get a medium vanilla coffee with steamed soy milk.
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OTTAWA — Steamed, sautéed or stir-fried, cauliflower is standard fare on many dinner tables.
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It's just made with dark mocha sauce, white chocolate mocha sauce, and steamed milk.
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The creamy sweetness of the steamed milk cut the earthy acidity of the espresso.
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She used to pay for us to get our hair steamed at the hairdressers.
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This one's made by melting bittersweet mocha sauce and chocolate chips into steamed milk.
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Trumplings are tiny little steamed dumplings with the face of presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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" As for lunch and dinner, Ibarra said: "The Pope really likes steamed white rice.
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It was a lot of steamed fish and lobster and sweet-and-sour pork.
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Serve plain, with steamed rice or rice noodles, and garnish with cilantro if desired.
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They were steamed buns filled with pork belly, pickles, green onions, and hoisin sauce.
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I wished everything had come with tingmo, a snowy coil of a steamed bun.
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But he reached for a couple of steamed dumplings, assuming they were peanut-free.
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Then, steamed milk is added, and the drink gets a swirl of whipped cream.
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One machine pressed shirts on an armature that puffed up and steamed the garment.
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BiBiGo's Chicken and Vegetable Steamed Dumplings only take a few minutes in the microwave
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Imagine all-organic fabrics that self-steamed and self-pressed; that would be amazing.
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For it, lobsters up to four pounds are steamed between 20 and 40 minutes.
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Steamed eggs are loaded with protein and they're simple to cook in the microwave.
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He helped devise its language of thick harmonies, zipping melodies and steamed-up rhythm.
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A series of well-received updates underpinned gains as the earnings season steamed ahead.
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Steamed early beets are wonderful in this recipe; roasted fall beets make it seasonless.
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But taste tests showed that steamed eggs were more tender than their boiled counterparts.
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Grill up some carne asada and serve it with a stack of steamed tortillas.
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What, you like Steamed Hams so much you wish there was more of it?
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Usually, they're made from steamed long-grain rice studded with spices, meat or chicken.
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I like steamed broccoli on the side, a walk for the dog and bed.
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I like it with some small red potatoes, steamed and tossed with unsalted butter.
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I get a headache and want to go home to bowl of steamed broccoli.
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For example, Seymore Skinner's "Steamed Ham" upload was one of three frames from the episode.
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What really gets me steamed up, though, is that Honda didn't do more with Asimo.
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He makes me espresso and steamed milk every morning, which saves me money on coffee.
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I then lightly steamed them by following the directions on the back of the package.
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The adorable couple got cozy in a booth and talked over steamed dumplings and cocktails.
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We share a Mediterranean platter and a turkey club with a side of steamed broccoli.
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It's a latte, which has steamed milk and a shot of espresso, topped with cinnamon.
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It's made with just the dark mocha sauce, white chocolate mocha sauce, and steamed milk.
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This volcanic debris still steamed near the village three days after the avalanches entered town.
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I come up with leftover Chinese, and supplement it with steamed veggies on the side.
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If you've seen the endearing short film Bao, you already know it's a steamed bun.
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In a soup shop, a waiter looked out at the street through steamed-up windows.
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While that sinks in, I make myself a tuna melt with steamed broccoli for dinner.
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Serve with coconut steamed quinoa, and we guarantee you'll be grooving around the kitchen, too.
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It's a bill that has the dairy industry cheering, but everyone else should be steamed.
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In recent years, Chongqing's economy has steamed ahead while other parts of China have slowed.
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The exes steamed up the stage after RiRi brought out Drizzy to perform "Work" together.
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Made a black-bean burger with tater tots (I'm actually 5) and some steamed broccoli.
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Each of these steamed milk and alt-milk options had very distinct pros and cons.
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And traditionally you do have your steamed cabbage, and you have your fried plantains here.
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The foam was great and the ratio of steamed milk to coffee was spot-on.
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She suggests prepping one ingredient, such as steamed carrots, then seasoning them in three ways.
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Let me be clear right from the start: Steamed bluefish was not a promising order.
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There are so many ways to prepare it, whether steamed, fried, pickled or in pasta.
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Would they succumb to using butter and salt to enhance the flavor of steamed vegetables?
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Stiff and gaunt, he subsists on a diet of rice, steamed bread and hard liquor.
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Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen, 235 Eighth Avenue (255th Street); 2347-212-2212; kungfulittlesteamedbunsramen.
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I'm liking this recipe for scallop gumbo, and this one for steamed fish on kale.
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Northern Chinese families often celebrate with steamed dumplings eaten at midnight on the first day.
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When it does, I'll be getting my glasses steamed up at Souen's East Village location.
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It is steamed over tofu, fried into rice, wrapped around beef, and boiled into stew.
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Here, too, is lamb shank, stacked high in a pot and steamed over boiling spices.
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President Barack Obama's 2013 luncheon boasted a menu of steamed lobster, grilled bison and apple pie.
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For instance, has the model discovered the meaning of 'fried' and how it relates to 'steamed?
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The planning of criminal activity centered mostly around a steamed corn business, according to court documents.
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The party starts at 7, so I eat a can of tuna and some steamed broccoli.
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Depending on how it is said, it can mean either a steamed bun or something precious.
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Cedar-smoked on the barbecue, cured into gravlax, pureed into mousse, steamed, pan-roasted, grilled, broiled.
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The drink starts with steamed almond milk, then mocha sauce and toffee nut syrup are added.
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Go for the small plates of grilled octopus and smoked uni alongside pork belly steamed buns.
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Later, I heat leftover pulled pork with a scoop of polenta and steamed cabbage with carrots.
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One of my friends ordered steamed pork shank and a few hours later he was vomiting.
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Crowded near one are three Pelicans employees, picking at plates of fried chicken and steamed vegetables.
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To sip, a Caffé Misto with steamed soy milk will keep you warm in the winter.
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If they're dry and opaque, then you can tell they were steamed a long time ago.
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Top with sliced scallions and some sesame seeds, and serve with steamed greens and some rice.
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As it simmered and steamed, she pondered and dreamedOf the time when she might become svelte.
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Make a quick butter-shallot-cream sauce then toss with pasta, smoked salmon and steamed asparagus.
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The healthy eater among us picked steamed baby spinach, the "seasonal greens" selection at the time.
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Noon — Grilled chicken with roasted bell peppers, steamed broccoli, and a grapefruit from the work kitchen.
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It's then mixed with egg yolk and sugar, and steamed in the oven for ten minutes.
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She ordered a Rev Up tea with steamed soy milk; it arrived with cold soy milk.
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Read it right now, right through the steamed clams scene and the cigarettes to the end.
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Chickpea flour, steamed and topped with oil-popped mustard seeds, turns into a fluffy yellow dhokla.
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This guarantees a tender brisket, but sometimes results in a steamed texture reminiscent of pot roast.
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Once at the bubble-tea shops, the pearls are cooked in boiling water and then steamed.
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Dinner was a spiced, surprisingly tender beef stew, rice, steamed and fresh veggies, and an orange.
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Tonight, Felicity will eat pepper steak or lentils, steamed rice, green beans and whole wheat bread.
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Steamed his voice two hours a day during the run, with vocal rest after each performance.
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For a simple first course, I wanted something fishy, but easy: steamed clams with snail butter.
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Otherwise it's typical of the uncomplicated comfort dish that has steamed up Korean kitchens for generations.
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Toss a knob of it into freshly cooked egg noodles or steamed zucchini or scrambled eggs.
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It reminded me a lot of the steamed egg dish my grandma used to make me.
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I eat that with steamed greens, butter and soy sauce, and life is good and fair.
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More substantial plates of steamed fish and roasted pork chop with oyster sauce are also offered.
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Should the calamansi vinaigrette poured over the steamed black sea bass be more sour and spicy?
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If you were to take a steamed almond and a raw almond, they look the same.
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It also will be live-steamed online and across mobile via CNNgo and CNN SiriusXM channel 116.
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But as I steamed the milk, it occurred to me I possessed a more powerful weapon: spit.
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He takes a shower while I make myself pasta with Alfredo sauce, steamed spinach, and breaded chicken.
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We order steamed chicken buns, scallion pancakes, beef, short rib stew, and crispy chicken wings to share.
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Along the walls are freshly steamed LGBTQ pride flags representing a range of sexual and gender identities.
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I pack a smoothie for breakfast made of steamed carrots, orange juice, frozen strawberries, ginger, and turmeric.
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Grab a sidewalk seat and start with mussels steamed in olive oil, parsley, wine, brandy and garlic.
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This month it introduced three new beef burgers, on Asian-style steamed buns, one with teriyaki sauce.
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I prepare myself my usual big salad with leafy greens, mushrooms, cucumber, steamed cauliflower, vinegar, and sardines.
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Flavor: A New England clam bake in a shell: quahog, lobster and sweet corn steamed in rockweed.
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Steamed milk is then added to that rich mixture, and the drink is finished with whipped cream.
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I clean up the kitchen and get started on dinner: Asian salmon in steamed bok choy wrappers.
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He slept beside a toilet, crammed in with other suspects, with little but steamed buns to eat.
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Why are you drawing on a steamed-up bus window on a rainy day with your hand?
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They feature chocolate chips melted into steamed milk (or blended with the Frapp) and bittersweet mocha sauce.
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Replace those items with steamed hot dogs, poutine, and spruce beer and, essentially, you have Paul Patates.
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Serve some raw, some roasted, others steamed, as you like, alongside some deli meats and good cheese.
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The flotilla raised alarm in Japan when it steamed between the Japanese islands of Miyako and Okinawa.
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After that game, which the Mets lost, 7-4, Collins was steamed about the foul-tip call.
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In Los Angeles, selling a steamed ear of corn on the street can land you in jail.
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The steamed soy milk separated into two distinct layers the fastest, but the taste was quite mild.
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In classic Cantonese cooking, the protein (usually chicken or a whole fish) would be steamed or poached.
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Kidd Creole at Rikers Island: -- Roast turkey, gravy, cranberry sauce, candied yams, steamed veggies and carrot cake.
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Well, without on-the-record sourcing, saying that Facebook people are steamed with the New York Times.
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Serve this with rice or farro, and kale or another steamed or sautéed green on the side.
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Recipe: Soy-Steamed Fish With Scallions and Pistachio Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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That's key because The Boiling Shrimp is now opened in neighboring Georgia ... and the Crab is steamed.
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Simmer for 5 minutes, then serve over steamed rice with little piles of pickles on the side.
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You'll want something green doused with lemon alongside: steamed string beans, or romaine salad for its crunch.
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It's simply steamed, the flavor gentle and fortifying, leaving the faintest trace of iron on the tongue.
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Harissa Tofu, Steamed Kale & Tahini, with Tandoori Masala Quinoa Robert, 22Why do you like this meatless meal?
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But sweet potatoes, soft polenta, tender white beans or plain steamed rice would all be suitable choices.
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We pundits were tossing all steamed in our beds,While Trump's certain acquittal danced in our heads.
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Or rather, eat chicken spring rolls, spicy beef salad and steamed Chilean sea bass, among other things.
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The dough is steamed, plunged into boiling water, tinted with artist's paint and left overnight to dry.
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There's a green salad, a grilled or baked fish, such as salmon or halibut, and steamed vegetables.
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The menu includes steamed sweet potato and a banana shake for dinner, and rice porridge for breakfast.
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Every night, I would roast the tofu and zucchini in the oven while I steamed a tamale.
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The spacious cafe adjacent to it has easygoing fare like onion dip, steamed mussels and a burger.
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Upset Upset: You don't say why these in-laws are so enraged, but you sound pretty steamed.
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How good could a plate of naked steamed vegetables, brown rice, seaweed and beans be, he wondered?
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Each one is steamed in a ceramic dish just big enough to hold a few spare coins.
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Eat with steamed rice and simply braised greens for a dinner of huge flavor and remarkable simplicity.
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Some will very earnestly buy red roses and giant bears, but some will be eating steamed sliders.
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"In my opinion, almost no vegetable should be steamed if you want it to taste good," she said.
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Last night, I made lunch for the next two days, quinoa with black beans and steamed string beans.
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Steamed, Villanelle heads to a local kebab shop, where she immediately becomes enamored with the kebab meat spit.
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The crowd went wild for the fried fish sandwiches and sweet and sour chicken served on steamed baos.
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"The dish pictured is Steamed Vegetarian Dumplings with Chilli Black Vinegar and Soy Dressing," they explained to News.com.au.
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Last year, health experts found themselves urging women not to get their vaginas "steamed" after she recommended it.
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Once the steamed oysters started hitting the table, we recharged our glasses, grabbed oyster knives and joined in.
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Donald Trump spent Monday night tucking into steamed halibut and watercress mousse alongside the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
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Freshly steamed Dungeness crab heart—shaped like a tiny, cream-colored star—does not taste all that bad.
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A century ago, with postwar Europe in mustard-gas-steamed ruins, he joyously ridiculed contemporary notions of progress.
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Coffee, steamed buns and frozen yogurt have all been floated as possibilities for the newly formed Zume Inc.
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Young plants can be picked (while wearing thick gloves), then steamed, boiled or fried as a delicious green.
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Machinery and shipping stocks steamed ahead, with Kawasaki Kisen up 2.3 percent and Yaskawa Electric surging 2.4 percent.
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We're talking about steamed dumplings that are filled with chopped kimchi (and a little bit of ground pork).
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Everywhere you look, restaurants offer the fish grilled, fried, sautéed, steamed, and del diablo—loaded with hot sauce.
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Iglesias steamed into third on Jones' two-out single and scored on left fielder Phillip Ervin's errant throw.
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Just when we didn't think things could get much better, out came the appetizer of steamed monkfish liver.
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Up next is the Pure Matcha Latte; this option combines Japanese matcha powder with velvety smooth, steamed milk.
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What you don't encounter as often, at least not in American restaurants, are oysters that have been steamed.
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An entire tableful of freshly steamed seafood (yes, "tableful" is a unit of measurement) was $0003 per person.
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Then, all of a sudden, the connection came: The Big Mac bun reminded me of steamed bao buns.
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At Tibet Kitchen, that beef blood is mixed with ground beef, steamed rice, and a pinch of salt.
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If you're a fan of sweet and savory, you're in for a treat with China's steamed pumpkin cake.
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The therapy — painful deep tissue massage, stretching, hot compresses of foul-smelling steamed wool — was "torture," she said.
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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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I could go for a roast chicken, with butter-steamed broccoli with peppery bread crumbs on the side.
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One standout is a steamed grass carp head that the diner excavates from a blanket of pickled chiles.
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" He said El Quijote served "the only good three-pound steamed, split lobster with the roe in it.
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People in restaurants tend to like their fish crisp at the edges, at the very least, not steamed.
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The nickname was popularized in 2014, after Xi was photographed eating at a steamed bun restaurant in Beijing.
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In a moment of panic he called them "steamed hams," and this 22-year-old meme was born.
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I'd make a spinach salad to go alongside, but steamed or pan-seared broccoli would work well, too.
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And it's steamed, as many Asian but few French desserts are; that's the key to its lithe texture.
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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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I'll also make a pasta with tuna and capers and some steamed vegetables like string beans or zucchini.
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I tasted something come up my straw that was not L.I.T. but I ignored it and steamed ahead.
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Within minutes the steamed fish in the broth, together with the herbs, had transformed it into something splendid.
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Steamed clams for dinner is this father's dream, with jalapeño brown butter and lots and lots of toast.
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Dear Diary: Scrumptious, lovely, dreamed of,Boiled, fried or steamed, love,Those tender, little pockets made of dough.
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Then she mixed in more water, passed the mass through the sieve and steamed it a second time.
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Eventually you'll start experimenting: pouring the sauce over roasted fish, or steamed clams, or crisp-grilled pork chops.
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They were also turned away by an upmarket seafood restaurant serving caviar and steamed clams amid security concerns.
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"We didn't know how this neighborhood would respond," he said as baristas hurriedly steamed milk and pulled espressos.
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They could be the basis for a chunky vinaigrette, to be spooned over steamed asparagus or grilled swordfish.
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This dish was inspired by chawanmushi, a Japanese steamed egg dish, and Asian flavors for the pork belly.
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Broccoli steamed this way may be enhanced further with a generous application of crunchy, peppery homemade bread crumbs.
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"These hats are hard to do," he said as he steamed hats on wooden molds using an iron.
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Standout recipes include lettuce wraps, smashed cucumbers with shrimp, and oven-steamed egg custards similar to Japanese chawanmushi.
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And that particularly steamed McCain when an amendment to reauthorize the Afghan Special Immigrant Visa program was blocked.
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Today: David Tanis's recipe for sesame-glazed duck legs with spicy persimmon salad, and some steamed white rice.
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He tosses freshly steamed, saffron-tinted couscous with nutty sizzling brown butter and lots of chopped preserved lemon.
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Ms. Bai's solution: Once steamed, the rice is spread on a baking sheet and popped briefly into the oven.
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It's a double shot of espresso, filled to the top with half hot water and half steamed milk. Yum.
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Chefs are turning out steamed buns and dumplings which look like Frozen's Olaf, Chip N' Dale, and Chicken Little.
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Raw, cooked, dehydrated, or steamed placentas: More American mothers are eating the organ that supports their babies after childbirth.
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Finally, the hot chocolate is described as bittersweet mocha sauce and chocolaty chips that are melted into steamed milk.
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Across the board, everyone is really steamed about the fact that Nick will not want to immigrate to Canada.
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At noon, Wang cooked her son the first meal on their new gas cooker: scrambled eggs and steamed dumplings.
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And the steamed mussels — a yawn on most menus — were livened with rosé wine and chunks of veal chorizo.
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If I wanted steamed dumplings three days in a row, I would get them three days in a row.
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A police report from 2016 said the two were found in a "steamed-up" parked car around 2 a.m.
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Its secret mission over, the cruiser departed Guam and steamed for Leyte, an island in the Philippines, for training.
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She isn't, so I have rotisserie chicken (store bought by hubby yesterday) and steamed broccoli and cauliflower at home.
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Both contain coffee and steamed milk like any old cappuccino, but edible glitter is also added to the mix.
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Apparently, Cher's cop husband Lim Choon Ngee was tired of eating the same steamed mud crabs night after night.
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My pair of tamales arrived on the plate still wrapped in the traditional corn husks they'd been steamed in.
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A silky slab of arctic char, however, accompanied by sweet tomatoes and steamed kohlrabi, had a nicely crisp skin.
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You could buy a bag of mussels, and use David Tanis's recipe for steamed mussels with garlic and parsley.
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From there we steamed past Belle Isle into Lake St. Clair, through the St. Clair River and Lake Huron.
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Still, its steak and steamed vegetables left much to be desired, even if they were marginally better than Outback's.
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Food that is grilled should precede food that is steamed, which in turn should precede food that is fried.
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Mr. Evans is a raw-food evangelist, although "occasionally I eat steamed vegetables, to not be dogmatic," he said.
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Instead, he left New Bedford and steamed less than a day before reaching the waters south of Long Island.
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Malvik received the ball 93 feet away from the hoop and underneath his own basket, and steamed right ahead.
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Since then, Steamed Ham's been referenced and meta-referenced beyond any already-absurdist meaning it might have originally held.
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A few crushed cinnamon sticks and star anise pods in the basket would perfume the duck as it steamed.
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There are a few other small dishes, including a likable steamed bun filled with pork belly and corn kernels.
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Serve sprinkled with lots of parsley, alongside a tangle of spaghetti and simple steamed broccoli or a sturdy salad.
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The result are dishes that might include Haida Gwaii salmon with Navajo-steamed corn and Pima wheat berries ($32).
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But by the time you spoon it generously over cold steamed broccoli, or plain boiled cauliflower, it is tamed.
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It just needs a rack of some sort to hold what's being steamed well above the boiling water below.
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Steamed mussels with garlic and parsley requires barely any work, and it's a simple, elegant option for weeknight dinners.
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The spine of the plot, unlike the spine of a steamed fish, will be nearly impossible to remove whole.
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Our reconstruction shows that the ship steamed on for about half an hour after the collision before circling back.
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There is no restaurant where I'd be glad to see littlenecks steamed with way too much stale, acrid garlic.
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You could make oven-steamed salmon and serve it with David Tanis's recipe for new potatoes baked in parchment.
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It's open all day, serving items like fava bean hummus, roasted cauliflower, pastrami-style brisket and steamed black bass.
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Think of this device as a one-stop-shop for air fried, rotisserie-cooked, toasted, steamed, and baked dishes.
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Steamed trout with green sauce made entirely in the machine was a winner, as were warm emulsions like hollandaise.
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The brussels sprouts seemed to be steamed instead of roasted as the description said, but they were still tasty.
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He walks by a Cinnabon but doesn't get anything because he hates fun and eats only steamed broccoli, probably.
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Instead of hot steamed foam, cold foam is made by blending nonfat milk until it is smooth and frothy.
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But some JoJo classics, like tuna tartare, and steamed black sea bass with carrot confit, appear as daily specials.
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Carter is a good, compassionate kid, but he's torn up inside and steamed by his father's lack of communication.
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Serve with something green: a big salad, a heap of steamed or sautéed broccoli, a tangle of green beans.
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I took some pork belly, topped it with hoisin sauce, scallions, and cucumbers, and put it inside some steamed bread.
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I mentioned to the bartender, who also happened to be the chef, that I was surprised that they weren't steamed.
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Honorable mention: The Sticky Toffee Pudding, which was creamy, steamed and topped with toffee, butterscotch sauce and vanilla ice cream.
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We're having seared chicken thighs with lemon and garlic, rice with toasted almonds and dried apricots, and steamed green beans.
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Bento BoxOmurice (egg over rice)Takoyaki and Ebiyaki (fried octopus and shrimp balls)Gyudon (beef bowl)Nikuman (steamed pork buns)
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It's simple: order oatmeal and request steamed milk instead of hot water (it works with soy and almond milk, too).
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Decide not to bother and I go out to get hot food: baked salmon, steamed spinach, and mac 'n' cheese.
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So, the steamed hams skit in The Simpsons' "22018 Short Films About Springfield" is a pretty hot meme right now.
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"I noticed people were sleeping in there cause windows were all steamed up cause of heavy, heavy condensation," he said.
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To create the distinct layers, shots of espresso are poured overtop steamed coconut milk and a white chocolate mocha sauce.
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You can also swap out the chicken for another lean meat, but make sure it's grilled, steamed, baked or broiled.
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Late in the game, with the Warriors up five, LeBron James skirted Curry in transition and steamed toward the rim.
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Justin Bieber's gonna be steamed over Cleveland again if the lawyer in his alleged photog assault case gets his way.
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The new drink includes your standard Starbucks espresso and steamed milk with the addition of slow-cooked caramel honey sauce.
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Shamrock Mocha: A mocha (which is chocolate syrup, espresso, and steamed milk, notes Brand Eating) mixed with Shamrock Shake syrup.
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This basic mixture could be steamed in a double boiler, or even blasted for a few minutes in the microwave.
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Satay is versatile; it can be a savory snack with drinks, or served with steamed rice for a light meal.
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"The steamed oysters just seem to keep the moisture intact," said Travis Croxton, an owner of the Rappahannock Oyster Company.
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The chicken came out perfectly steamed in just half an hour—steaming the bird keeps it perfectly moist and delicate.
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They also rave about the Gibraltar (essentially a cortado, a drink made with equal amounts of espresso and steamed milk).
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Outback's plate of mixed steamed vegetables is a horror to look upon for anyone who eats their vegetables stir-fried.
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They're reportedly steamed about how little say they had in drafting healthcare legislation and want more input on tax reform.
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BiBiGo Steamed Dumplings make a delicious appetizer or quick lunch, especially since they're packed in easily microwaveable trays of six.
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These questions haunted my existence as the days blended into an endless parade of grilled chicken breasts with steamed spinach.
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The Signature revives Stephen Adly Guirgis's steamed-up 2212 comedy of dust-ups, punch-ups, missing pants and uneasy reunions.
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They are fried in a shallow pan, then steamed, and finished off with a smattering of scallions and sesame seeds.
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Australia Fare Our critic explores the reasons for eating steamed pudding and other cold-weather dishes during the sweltering summer.
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Despite how cute Max looked or how plump my steamed pork buns appeared, the account stagnated at roughly 300 followers.
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Oven-Steamed Salmon If you're looking for something simple and subtle, here's an easy method for cooking supremely tender salmon.
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It's substantial, but light and savory — a perfect post-holiday dinner with freshly steamed rice and a soft-cooked egg.
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White Castle swaps out its standard steamed beef patty for a grilled vegan patty, and American cheese for smoked Cheddar.
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The sandwich came with one fried fish patty, half a slice of American cheese, tartar sauce, and a steamed bun.
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But you'll find the chicken cooked in a number of ways — grilled over charcoal, or steamed with aromatics, or braised.
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We also split fried veggie/kimchi dumplings, steamed pork dumplings, chicharron, and the free banchan that comes with the meals.
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Begin with the classics: steamed pork spare ribs with black beans, rice roll with shrimp and Chinese chives, pork dumplings.
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The Signature revives Stephen Adly Guirgis's steamed-up 2002 comedy of dust-ups, punch-ups, missing pants and uneasy reunions.
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All three Barista-friendly oat brands I tried do an amazing job of replicating the creaminess of milk when steamed.
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Or, less interestingly, something called "steamed fish," which is what it sounds like, with the addition of fried pork skin.
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It's the signage at a rally, the way an American flag is steamed and hung just so on a stage.
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Order: To make the $30 minimum, I ordered pork buns, vegetarian spring rolls, prawn fried rice and steamed pork dumplings.
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If vegetarians are expected, steamed vegetables like turnips and carrots, or even grilled cauliflower, can go along with the potatoes.
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Then arrived steamed broccoli rabe drizzled with lemon juice, roasted beets with vinegar and braised chicken with lemon and potatoes.
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They had tea, herbal soup, fried eggs, steamed rice and Chinese sausages and vegetables ready and waiting when I arrived.
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Its food-court-meets-street-cart setup has 2100-plus traditional dishes, from steamed pig brains to monk fish curry.
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Walk toward home and swing by Newa Momo Restaurant for what some claim are the best momos–steamed dumplings–ever.
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We serve the sandwich in a Japanese-style milk bun, toasted with clarified butter, so it's both steamed and crispy.
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"I'm definitely not a fan of Trump," she laughs as she fills two steamed bao buns with chili salt squid.
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During last year's Brexit referendum campaign, a flotilla of trawlermen steamed up the Thames to protest against European Union fishing quotas.
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As their space grew, so did the dishes on their menu, like the addition of grilled mackerel and steamed pork hocks.
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If you're going to take a joke to its limits, you take the fucking steamed hams conversation — it's just so hilarious.
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Federer hung tough to take the game with an angled backhand winner and steamed on to his 20th grand slam title.
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For many tastes, the value approach is a bit too virtuous, a little too much like a diet of steamed vegetables.
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I heat my lunch (chicken sausage, steamed veggies, and rice) in the faculty lounge, quickly eat, and get ready for class.
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I order chicken and steamed veggies with rice from a local spot, and vow to be better about cooking next week.
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Tears steamed down Carter's cheek during his live performance of his new single "Sooner or Later"—a song written about Parker.
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"The naughty twins refused to eat traditional Chinese food like steamed bread of corn, and preferred American biscuits instead," Xinhua elaborated.
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And while they're incredibly versatile, more often than not you'll find them find them served steamed in some sort of broth.
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The subway problems were eventually resolved after a computer problem was fixed, but New York Mayor Bill de Blasio was steamed.
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The most prized dish in this restaurant is a steamed fish head, blanketed in a blend of fresh, multi-colored chilies.
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You know it's spring when you switch your coffee order from steamed to iced and your allergies return with a vengeance.
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While most people use a rice cooker to cook, well, rice, it can actually cook many other things, like steamed veggies.
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Or just a stern subtweet leveled at the local Chinese carryout place for billing him for two orders of steamed dumplings?
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He also makes 3D cherry blossoms with popcorn, paints portraits of people's dogs, and pours rainbows from pitchers of steamed milk.
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A unique aspect of Firehouse Subs' sandwiches is that the meats and cheeses are steamed before being placed on the bread.
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Fine-boned and soft-voiced, he ate steak with steamed vegetables, drank orange juice and seemed younger than his 26 years.
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We like a basic corn chowder that we can slurp before we take aim at a bowl full of steamed clams.
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The swimmer with boyish good looks is a household name in China and goes by the nicknames "Baozi" or "steamed bun".
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We eat these bottom feeders year round—steamed, grilled, boiled whole, or maybe even in the form of a lobster roll.
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I filled my McDonald's cup with coffee again as Reva stood at the fridge, shoving cold steamed broccoli in her mouth.
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Other courses included sea cucumber soup, duck, fried crab, pork knuckle, a whole steamed fish, soup dumplings, and lobster in cheese.
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Microwaves can be excellent tools for making speedy breakfasts, even those that include seemingly tough-to-cook items like steamed eggs.
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Freshly steamed rice, still damp from the pot, won't do; it's often better the next day, cooled and stiffened a little.
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A bouquet of butter-steamed spring vegetables (carrots and turnips for now, peas and asparagus tips soon) is a welcome accompaniment.
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Several wore jackets bearing drug company logos that were sure to smell of steamed corn and flatulent cattle by day's end.
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Nobody on board wanted to take any risks; the Petrel steamed back to Honiara, the nearest port, to seek medical help.
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Lemony cauliflower with hazelnuts and brown butter is a fresh new take on steamed cauliflower, an excellent accompaniment to chicken meunière.
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A popular name for Chinese pets, baozi, or steamed bun, doubles as an unflattering nickname for the country's leader, Xi Jinping.
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Snack here, or order a bowl of freshly steamed mussels (from 11 dollars) outside at The Mussel Pot, a market favorite.
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Yet data suggests that Ms. Suen's willingness to travel some 4,000 miles for steamed baby eels tracks with a larger trend.
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Front Burner The seasonal ramen at O Ya in NoMad teems with steamed clams in a lighter chicken and clam broth.
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A versatile food, it can be fried, steamed or cooked in soup, all of which are on the menu at Dai's.
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"The members would show up and just be steamed," said Marc Santa Maria, the national director of group fitness for Crunch.
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Whether it's battered and fried, steamed and cocktail-sauced, or boiled until tender in spicy brine, shrimp is a national obsession.
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They're steamed, then lightly par-cooked, frozen and finally fried to order in hot oil at 375 degrees, hence the name.
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Nearby on the stove, a skillet of tomatoes, peppers, onions, carrot juice and a pantry's worth of spices bubbled and steamed.
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While my potato was in the oven, I chopped up my broccoli and carrots and steamed them to make them softer.
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The slats then need to be steamed and made pliable, and bent over a mold to give them that toboggan shape.
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The final threatened to become a humiliation for Djokovic as Murray steamed into a 4-1 lead in the second set.
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A big pot of steamed clams would always be welcome, whether flavored with garlic and parsley, or with lemongrass and chiles.
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Once fonio is winnowed and dried, the tiny grains (much smaller than quinoa) can be steamed and used in various ways.
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On Thursday, Melissa once more: Her recipe for quick-steamed flounder with ginger, garlic and mustard greens is a weeknight delight.
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The whole group sits down and has a dinner of rice, fried chicken, steamed veggies and an amazing Indian beef dish.
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I'll reward myself this evening with a big dinner of orange beef, white rice and steamed greens dotted with oyster sauce.
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Twelve (occasionally 13) amateur bakers gather in a tent to spend 10 weekends baking everything from gingerbread sculptures to steamed buns.
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Charlotte's Legendary Lobsters Pound now offers patrons the option of having their tasty crustaceans "sedated" with weed before being steamed to death.
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The six quart Ninja Cooking System with Auto-iQ (CS960) is your answer for big meals like roasts, soups, or steamed veggies.
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When we get home, we make Cajun chicken with mashed potatoes and steamed broccoli for dinner, which we eat at around 7.
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The new turmeric latte is made by adding turmeric powder and spices to hot steamed milk, according to a Starbucks press release.
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White Castle is the home of steamed sliders, fictional stoner heroes, and the biggest, most popular Valentine's Day event in the country.
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I get two large trays of vegetable fried rice and noodles and a variety of steamed xlb, shrimp buns, sesame balls, etc.
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I spent the saved dollar on a steamed pork bun at a bakery down the block, so at least I left satisfied.
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In case you haven't been keeping up, here's the steamed hams skit performed to a custom Guitar Hero song, for some reason.
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The bread is sprinkled with toasted black cumin seeds and steamed in a weaved basket, like the ones used for dim sum.
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Five minutes later, Clinton was standing before steamed American flags with dozens of band and choir trophies in her line of sight.
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It is so heavy it needs to be steamed out of the ground, in a process known locally as "huff and puff".
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I have leftovers from seeing my parents on the weekend to heat up, and I bulk it up with some steamed broccoli.
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You'll never be able to drink steamed milk again without picturing our barista's vicious eye rolls and shoddy stick-and-poke tattoos.
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The trick is to use steamed cauliflower that's very tender (but not boiled, which removes all the nutrition) and a powerful blender.
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First, George Minchak (Mary-Louise Parker) confronts Chuck at his house, steamed that he made this play against Axe without consulting her.
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On occasion, Wong is also known to serve a poke featuring steamed chunks of taro, which she tops with seared skipjack tuna.
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The main course included beef short rib confit served with potato dauphinoise and steamed broccoli, and red wine sauce on the side.
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"The more I just sat there and stewed on it, steamed on it, it just ate away at me," Hoagland told me.
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"Despite increasing to flank speed, she [HMS Montrose] was 20 minutes too late and steamed into the Iranian Revolutionary Guard," Mordaunt wrote.
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Steamed hard-shell clams were excellent in ponzu sauce, and thin slices of octopus made a welcome appearance with crunchy marinated cucumbers.
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" When pressed by Camerota on whether he also steamed pants while the future president was wearing them, Lewandowski replied, "Look, of course.
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Perhaps you could cheer him on while eating some steamed crabs and making a total and complete mess of the living room.
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Thanks to his boyish good looks, he is a household name in China and goes by the nicknames "Baozi," or "steamed bun".
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Batons of steamed carrot, sweet potato or broccoli (they can hold the stem) are great as are avocado, mango and papaya wedges.
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I mean, we all get a steamed up about hearing comments that are antisemitic or white nationalist and the rest of that.
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I make some bacon carbonara, roasted sun dried tomatoes and asparagus, yu xiang eggplant, and steamed egg whites with scallions and crab.
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It is a nice seafood spot right by the airport with some of the best steamed garlic lobster tails in the city.
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But the best Iranian chef is judged on who can make the nice rice, the base of Persian food—steamed, not sticky.
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Shrimp may appear steamed, head-on and feelers outstretched, in a half-soup, half-sauce of collapsed tomatoes, bell peppers and onions.
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When the Yankees were swept in three games by the Kansas City Royals in the American League championship series, George Steinbrenner steamed.
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The salmon for the farro bowl is steamed directly on top of the grains, delivering succulent fish and saving you a pan.
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Taro root can also be prepared as a steamed vegetable on its own, and today is a trendy option for vegetable chips.
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Kothey momo are steamed and fried, the best of both worlds, bottoms browned and crisped while the tops stay baggy and louche.
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Serve with something green and fresh with a little bit of a snap to it: steamed broccoli, green beans, sugar snap peas.
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The video exploded, and he was encouraged to make more when Bill Oakely, who wrote the Steamed Hams episode, tweeted his remix.
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She remembers a seafood cocktail sold near the beach: steamed plates of mussels and clams, sometimes oysters, soaked with lime and herbs.
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XO sauce elevates whatever it touches — fried rice or boiled noodles, a piece of steamed fish, a pork rib, a chicken wing.
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He stacked it with banana leaf-steamed pork sausage, char siu, pork floss, pate, mayo, pickled carrots, pickled daikon, jalapeno, and cilantro.
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Next came baked striped bass, a heap of Persian golden rice, roasted baby beets and radishes, ginger-steamed spinach and puréed eggplant.
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It was made of steamed canvas and leather (metal was too expensive), was covered with black paint and featured a suspension system.
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Everybody cut the tofu into cubes and steamed it in a wok with celery and onions and mushrooms and garlic and ginger.
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The double shot of espresso with steamed milk includes maple syrup, with the micro foam on top shaped into a maple leaf.
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An otherworldly plate of duck includes a leg confit wrapped in a cabbage leaf and steamed into a little green flavor bomb.
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For cushions, tapestries first are washed gently, then dried outdoors or in the atelier and carefully steamed, which revives their original colors.
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The sulphur-smelling waters steamed and hissed, many decibels below the crypto-digital roar to which they're weirdly—and maybe inextricably—linked.
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He'd watched as the ship slowed down, tacked west, and then executed a fishhook turn and steamed due north to buy time.
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Taryn: Finally, the dumplings are steamed in bamboo baskets, which causes the cubes to melt and create a piping hot soup inside.
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Or you could make scallion meatballs with soy-ginger glaze, awesome on top of a bowl of white rice, with steamed greens.
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Begodya is long-lost kin to Korean jjinppang-mandu, a steamed bun with surprisingly thin, delicate dough crimped around beef and cabbage.
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Last summer, former presidential candidate Mitt Romney warned voters that Clinton couldn't be trusted because she was too loyal to steamed milk.
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I do a big batch of roasted chicken breast, maybe some braised beef, steamed broccoli with garlic and lemon, and roasted cauliflower.
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Pork balls and soup make the quickest sales at the market, and a few lucky regulars manage to acquire steamed pork buns.
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On occasion, she is also known to serve a poke featuring steamed chunks of taro, which she tops with seared skipjack tuna.
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The barista was amazing and made a craft out of making a bold flavored Americano with the perfect touch of steamed cream.
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As I do David Tanis's new recipe for steamed Chinese-style fish, which takes one-pot cooking to a whole new level.
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Growing up, her family ate vegetables steamed and tasteless; so learning how to sauté was like being a prisoner freed from Plato's Cave.
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To get the flavors of this delicious cookie in beverage form, your barista mixes steamed milk, white chocolate sauce, and cinnamon dolce syrup.
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Bao tells the story of just how far a mother will go to protect her child — or in this case, precious steamed bun.
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When I finally complied, I refused to install a crucial part — a heavy metal filter —and my goggles steamed up from my breath.
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Various news outlets steamed Zuckerberg's speech, so people could still watch the CEO crack wise about his congressional hearing and various product updates.
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On Monday, many Starbucks customers in the greater London-area started to see a new kind of latte being steamed up in stores.
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These bad boys are steamed and then served in a beer broth—but it couldn't hurt to drink a beer with them, too.
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We go to one of the oldest steakhouses near Wall Street, where we indulge in Kobe beef filet mignon and whole steamed lobster.
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"Of course the impact is big," said Wang Yuhong, who recently stopped selling steamed pork buns from a stall in a Beijing alley.
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At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, "Steamed Hams" fever is sweeping the nation.
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It led Bill Oakley, the writer of 'Steamed Hams,' to unveil his entire draft script of the scene on Twitter earlier this year.
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Dinner is leftover chicken thighs, steamed fresh broccoli, and Trader Joe's cauliflower gnocchi seasoned with EVOO/salt/pepper, with grapefruit Waterloo sparkling water.
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It's a soft, more elastic dough that is traditionally used for steamed and boiled pastries, both sweet and savory, like dumplings and mincemeat.
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I steamed and brooded for the duration of the show, coming to the conclusion that this wasn't about what happened at my school.
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I have a quinoa-and-roasted-vegetable salad with a fried-egg-and-avocado purée, as well as steamed matcha-and-cashew milk.
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Disney has been pilloried in local media for its prices ($1 for a single steamed bun, or about five times the street price).
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I get a dozen eggs, organic skinless chicken thighs, two avocados, blueberries, strawberries, endives, salmon, turkey burgers, steamed shrimp, broccoli, and a cucumber.
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Tastes great with Franey's classic recipe for parsleyed steamed new potatoes and perhaps a small green salad, dressed once more with Julia's vin.
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The Pumpkin Swirl Macchiato from Dunkin' is made with steamed milk, a pumpkin-flavored swirl, and topped with a double shot of espresso.
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But his calm, even temperament — when angry, he is apt to say he is "steamed" — leads to misguided assumptions about his core beliefs.
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Cha lua, identified here alternately as Vietnamese pork roll or ham, is pork pounded into a paste and then steamed in banana leaves.
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Steamed in foil, they taste of the sea, contoured in brine from dried shrimp and sardines, with buried slivers of hard-boiled eggs.
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I'd make a kale salad on the side dressed with lime juice and oil, but steamed broccoli or spinach would also work well.
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The grains are soaked in it, given a dose of sesame oil, then steamed in a suffusion of crushed ginger, garlic and cilantro.
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Thinly sliced steamed rice cakes made from glutinous rice flour take the place of grain rice or noodles in this Chinese stir-fry.
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As they steamed, I mashed together tahini and softened butter, wondering — with some annoyance — why I'd never thought to combine the two myself.
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The whole bird is steamed, then the breast is sliced and served plain while the dark meat is fried and coated with spices.
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For the uninitiated, the Steamed Ham meme originates from the Simpsons episode "22 Short Films About Springfield," first aired on April 14, 1996.
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Toss with pasta; steamed or sautéed green beans would be nice on the side and have a similar level of easy-breezy prep.
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The kitchen also makes fried momo — draped like the steamed dumplings in a vinegary red sauce — that announces itself with a brash sputter.
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The process for green tea is similar except the leaves are steamed before going into the roller and are not oxidized before drying.
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Also known as the tavern sandwich, the crumbly, greasy loose meat sandwich was first introduced as a "steamed hamburger" in Montana in 1920.
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In one corner, there's steamed Liberian ruby rice, milled so that the nutrition-rich red bran layer is left intact, nutty and chewy.
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Steamed roots, caraway farfalle with carrots, scallop "caprese" in tomato broth, and veal dumplings with turnips give you some idea of the menu.
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The Vinson and three guided-missile destroyers and cruisers steamed out of Singapore on Saturday for their new mission in the Western Pacific.
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Momos, filled with ground chicken, beef, or chives, are twisted tightly at their tops, then steamed and, if you like, also pan-fried.
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For dinner, we share small plates — roasted beets, sautéed mushrooms with some kind of goat or sheep cheese, steamed mussels, and patatas bravas.
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Steamed Chinese dumplings served in bamboo baskets share the menu with Indian samosas, Korean japchae glass noodles and a Japanese bento box assortment.
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The cakes are steamed, so they don't caramelize as they would if they were baked, and the molasses flavor is wonderfully dominant ($253).
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The clams are steamed open in sizzling butter and rendered pork fat, along with a little celery, browned garlic and dry white wine.
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While the other kids in his Vancouver school were digging into pizza Lunchables, Wu would show up with fried rice or steamed vegetables.
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This is studded with shrimp, squid and more fish, and steamed inside a young coconut shell suspended in a pot over boiling water.
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The dishes vary by class, but as an example, economy passengers can expect quinoa with ratatouille and chickpeas, and Oriental-style steamed fish.
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If you'd like to have your rice and other steamed foods with a side of peace of mind, consider getting yourself a rice cooker.
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Not in the sense of edginess, but just in the sense of pushing a joke to its limits — and that's what steamed hams is.
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Steamé is the French version of 'steamed,' and 'steamie' is an anglicized version of the French word 'steamé' which comes from an English word.
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" Adam Brandon, from the conservative group FreedomWorks, said on the call that "to say I'm a little steamed right now would be an understatement.
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But Café Rue Dix tempers the spice for American palates and serves it like a latte with a shot of espresso and steamed milk.
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Her breakfast was limited to two breadsticks, her lunch a small portion of steamed vegetables and chicken, her dinner a scant slice of fish.
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Steamed milk infused with juniper syrup is then added, and the drink is finished with velvety foam and a dusting of pine-citrus sugar.
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Jeter, now 20, was previously romantically involved with DelTondo and were caught together in a steamed-up car when he was 17 years old.
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The careers page features images of an open office space complete with sweater-knit upholstered sofas and blissful staffers nibbling salad and steamed rice.
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Additionally, the cafe at the conservation center doesn't supply Bao Bao with her favorite biscuits from the West, instead she gets steamed cornbread buns.
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A tall (12-ounce) Caffé Misto with steamed nonfat milk has only 8 grams of carbs and delivers 20% of your daily calcium needs.
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The idea that Loria is about to cash in on taxpayer largesse is enough to leave Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez mighty steamed.
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With stories of tuna tinged with neon-green relish, and braised chicken feet with steamed tripe, it's no wonder these chefs learned to cook!
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Now, I make a sauce in the blender of equal parts steamed beets, carrots, and butternut squash, with all the garlic, basil, and oregano.
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Let them read about the time I dreamt that I was watching Vanderpump Rules and eating steamed carrots in my bed with nobody hahahahahaha.
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That's a pretty small pan, so the veggies steamed more than sauteed, and stirring in the stuffing made for a very tight, messy fit.
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A Japanese tourist clumsily attempts to cruise; a ticket taker drags her leg brace around, trying to bring the projectionist a steamed bun, pining.
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It can dress any number of leftover steamed vegetables (or try cryo-blanching, a technique J. Kenji López-Alt discussed on "The Splendid Table").
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It was to be a long and arduous journey through mountains of deep-fried appetizers, forests of steamed broccoli, and rivers of house margarita.
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Back then, superfoods weren't a big thing, although many artists were already keen on meals that consisted of nuts, seeds, steamed vegetables, and quinoa.
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There are still plenty of things I don't know, but what I remember most is the stovetop cooking, especially traditional soups and steamed fish.
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I put her in her high chair while I cook and give her steamed broccoli or string beans left over from last night's dinner.
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But the truth is that the natural medium of cooking rice is actually steamed, and these are really healthy and not starchy or mushy.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of the steamed buns filled with braised pork belly, cilantro, chopped peanuts and pickled greens.
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One workaround is to process the tubers into potato flour, which is then mixed with wheat flour to make steamed bread, noodles or cakes.
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One workaround is to process the tubers into potato flour, which is then mixed with wheat flour to make steamed bread, noodles and cakes.
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They invited us upstairs where we all sat on the floor and enjoyed a delicious home-cooked meal featuring steamed pumpkin and garlicky eggplant.
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They were made from tapioca and arrowroot, from steamed jackfruit seeds and shredded coconut, cucumbers and even the grated, inner white rinds of watermelons.
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I steamed the overskirt with my new portable hand-held steamer, the one I practiced with at home to make sure it didn't sputter.
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For that, I like Alison Roman's recipe for garlicky chicken thighs with scallions and lime, with steamed rice and maybe some stir-fried cabbage.
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" The prescription is a mouthwatering mild panna cotta flavored with kaffir lime, and next come the easy-to-follow steps for "Evian-steamed broccoli.
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Peppery arugula leaves dressed with lemon and salt paired well with the richness of the duck, though steamed broccoli rabe could be another choice.
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Menus change with the seasons and include dishes such as mungbean jelly with spring vegetables, and steamed wild yam covered in pine nut powder.
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But despite the frustration that steamed from the Judiciary hearing room, Democrats say their real focus is on the man in the Oval Office.
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Dinner could be steamed tofu with pork and a sauce of Sichuan peppercorns, garlic and mushrooms, along with a vegetable stir fry and rice.
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After so many fried, steamed and boiled balls of flour, safe to say, our dumpling days are 100% done (at least for a month).
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I like to use a method called butter-steamed, which essentially means simmered in a shallow butter-and-water bath, covered, over high heat.
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Until my friend turned 9, when he was permitted to order his own whole steamed lobster, he always ordered a well-stuffed lobster roll.
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The chef, Melissa O'Donnell, offers Eastern Mediterranean flavors: fried cauliflower with sumac and tahini, smoked eggplant fatteh with chickpeas, and mussels steamed in arak.
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Finally, the meat is steamed back to life before being sliced by hand with surgical precision and slapped between two pieces of rye bread.
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Mocha sauce and candied cherry syrup are melted together with hot espresso to create the base, then steamed milk of the customer's choice is added.
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"I have wasted a lot of food while trying to experiment with these," he explains as he gives me a steamed tamale in brown paper.
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Ivanka Trump sat next to Sophie, the Countess of Wessex, for the meal of steamed filet of halibut and saddle of new season Windsor lamb.
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This dish features a barbecued or steamed filling stuffed in a sheet of rice noodle, then topped at the table with warm, sweetened soy sauce.
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Third, Kim Jong-un presided over the spectacle of a Pyongyang parade while the U.S.S. Carl Vinson and her battle group steamed toward North Korea.
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Losing weight is hard when it seems like you'll spend every day of the rest of your life deprived, poking at oatmeal and steamed broccoli.
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BEIJING — A Chinese steamed bun shop in Beijing is using a piece of wooden board to deliver its buns to customers amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The kitchen offers its taco fillings in a bowl over steamed Japanese sticky rice, and the smoked seared pork belly was especially good this way.
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We eat it with brown rice and steamed broccoli and each have a glass of home-brew beer while watching a trashy reality cooking competition.
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In fact, they are disappointingly soft, which could be because their breaded exterior crust has been steamed into squishiness by the hot pie beneath them.
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Sure, I craved the pies from Rivermont Pizza right across the campus in Lynchburg, VA, as well as my roommate's steamed rice now and then.
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The yolk also made the texture more like steamed milk than tea, so it felt more like a meal — which it should be, for $10.
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For steamed dumplings, Add ⅔ cup of the flour to a wide mixing bowl, then stir in the boiling water with chopsticks or a wooden spoon.
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Salad dumped out of a bag, or some out-of-season steamed asparagus or roasted brussels sprouts — these basics let us check the "green" box.
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In a conversation with TechCrunch, CEO Alex Garden floated coffee, steamed buns and frozen yogurt as possibilities — though specific restaurants have yet to be announced.
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With Forest right-back Gary Charles picking up the ball just outside the Spurs box, Gazza steamed into him with a reckless, shin-high challenge.
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In the final standings, my sautéed trout was the best dish, the fried trout the worst, with the grilled and steamed fish in the middle.
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The truth is, real Brie smells like cabbage farts and tastes like a lukewarm bowl of steamed cauliflower mixed with Marie Callender's potato-cheese soup.
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The connection dates to 1898, when the American sea captain, Commodore George Dewey, steamed into Manila Bay during a revolution against the country's Spanish rulers.
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I'm tempted to get a pizza, but I decline and instead pop some rotisserie chicken in the microwave and make some rice and steamed spinach.
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Steamed mussels and rings of tender squid, or perhaps a few shrimp, I reckoned, would transform this spiced squash stew into a lovely summer meal.
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I made steamed lobsters, ate them and used the shells to make lobster stock that I cooked into some fried rice with ginger and scallion.
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Somewhat inspired by Chang's love of Chick-fil-A, the sandwich consists of a giant fried chicken thigh; a steamed, buttered potato roll; and pickles.
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Unlike at Outback, LongHorn's steak comes with only one side, so I had to order an extra side of steamed broccoli, which looked welcomingly green.
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As are the mom-and-pop restaurants where locals flock for shrimp boils, steamed blue crab and tangy Lynnhaven oysters plucked straight from Chesapeake Bay.
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Mirama, 17 rue Saint-Jacques "We always order the shrimp and crab dumplings in broth, BBQ pork, Macau pork and steamed choy sum," Leon says.
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We only ate Chinese food: My mother would make steamed fish or stir fried pork with tomatoes and eggs, and we always used black beans.
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Steamed or lightly pan-fried, these tiny chicken and cilantro-filled wontons pack a lot of flavor — and not a lot of fat or calories.
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I brought in a virgin Bloody Mary to work, and eat steamed broccoletti with almonds, and a soup made from the bone broth and carrots.
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I held my stomach and attempting to ignore the world as the shower steamed up and the room remained a warming dark against my flesh.
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We went to our local barista and ordered steamed milk in the five different varieties they had on offer: whole, skim, almond, soy, and oat.
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SINGAPORE — Growing up in Singapore, Chan Kian Kuan always took pride in his Teochew heritage — the dialect, the cultural traditions and the famous steamed fish.
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I was steamed, but I didn't think it would be much of an issue outside of Tumblr or the inner circles of Drake fan forums.
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A pit-stop on a rocky island in the Bohuslän archipelago to crack into freshly caught langoustines, which have been steamed onboard fisherman Martin's boat.
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Dumplings, packed with lush pork and cabbage, are steamed before frying so the skin takes on a faint crackle while the meat says juicy within.
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I use it as a dipping sauce, for steamed clams, and as a medium in which to warm bay scallops before serving them with toast.
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This nourishing Ital stew is packed with spicy pumpkin, potato, and carrots and served alongside red quinoa steamed with a likkle niceness of coconut milk.
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It just has a counter with 2718 seats for raw-bar items, clam chowder, pots of steamed seafood, clam pizza and, of course, clams casino.
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Earlier this week, Russian warships in the Black Sea fleet steamed across the Bosporus strait to boost the Russian navy's presence in the eastern Mediterranean.
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How make steamed hard-cooked eggs on the stove top Add about 1 inch of water to a medium pot and bring to a boil.
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If time is tight, you can always backpedal, make a fast dinner of Melissa's recipe for quick-steamed flounder with ginger, garlic and mustard greens.
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Ensembles that program lots of new music are perceived as pushing an agenda, forcing audiences in search of a musical feast to eat steamed kale.
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The recipe calls for serving this with steamed broccoli, but you can also go for the vegetable of your choosing, including snow peas or carrots.
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We have cured, smoked and steamed meats, fried up latkes, boiled matzo balls and whipped up frothy chocolate egg creams just as our grandmothers did.
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We steamed the tamales in boiling water and cooked the tortillas on a griddle and topped them with black beans, beef and just-made guacamole.
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The macrobiotic restaurant has long been a favorite among health-conscious New Yorkers, who come for the simple plates of steamed vegetables and brown rice.
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On the day, food vendors offer all manner of sizes and flavours of ehomaki (and even ehomaki-shaped hamburgers, steamed buns, and rolled sponge cakes).
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The mother of one took to Snapchat on Monday night to document their dinner date together, during which she cooked him seared meat and steamed vegetables.
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Bao—which translates to "bun," as in, steamed dumpling—centers on an empty nester Chinese mother and what transpires when one of her dumplings comes alive.
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Some Vietnamese fishing vessels steamed out to the rig in protest, only to be rammed, and in one case sunk, by a far larger Chinese fleet.
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We sit outside and enjoy the live music, I get calamari with a baked potato and steamed veggies, J. gets lamb chops and a Greek salad.
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While the most famous remains the endless iterations on the now-famous 1996 "Steamed Hams" dinner scene, the latest Simpsons meme might be the strangest yet.
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I get organic chicken breasts, cage-free eggs, salmon, broccoli, frozen spinach, strawberries, avocados, endives, spinach pancakes, tuna salad, steamed shrimp, tea bags, and aluminum foil.
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She's so close to President Donald Trump that she is said to have crafted tweets for him — and steamed his pants while they're on his body.
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In the police report filed in February 2016, officers said they found DelTondo and the teenage boy in a steamed-up parked car around 2 a.m.
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This small difference is supposed to invoke a much bolder espresso taste, which is then followed up with the sweetness and creaminess from the steamed milk.
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Tables are equipped with portable gas burners topped with a copper pot to cook the otoshi (appetizer)—usually rescued clams steamed in kombu dashi or sake.
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Admittedly, the whiskered monkfish isn't the handsomest lad in the sea, but the liver, when steamed by Mr. Jong and his team, tasted like foie gras.
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"As for some rumors, the Steamed Bun does not want to respond because it would only create more noise amid preparations for the Olympics," Ning added.
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His tender, kidney-shaped Italian-parsley fregola, made with water-chestnut and chickpea flours and served in a bowl of garlicky steamed Manila clams, is delightful.
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The first night's menu: chicken curry, rice, steaks, spaghetti, meatballs, short ribs, steamed veggies, salad, pie and a choice of a dozen nonalcoholic juices and drinks.
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But as their bodies steamed up in the deep grayblue of morning and the meat there seemed to breathe, I began to pull at various organs.
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Let's get over the idea that vegetables have to be served pristinely, steamed delicately and plated spartanly with "just a touch" of olive oil and salt.
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These king trumpets are steamed in a parchment pouch in a super-hot oven, then plated up with slow-grilled rutabaga and whatever grain you'd like.
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It had the same flavor steamed as it did cold, and the 1/2-inch-thick head nearly stands alone from the hot milk layer underneath.
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A team of waiters standing nearby said a human hand was required for soup and steamed dishes, lest the robots inadvertently splash someone with hot liquid.
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So, instead, I parboiled the rice, and then just steamed it with a small amount of extra water in the dish to finish off the cooking.
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It was the first step in making banh cuon, a Vietnamese sheet noodle steamed on cloth, then rolled with finely minced fillings like pork and mushroom.
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And so let's turn to my friend Vey's simple broiled salmon, bathed in tamari and lemon, which she serves with wild rice and buttery steamed broccoli.
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SYDNEY, Australia — When Mark Twain steamed into Sydney's harbor in September 1895, journalists peppered him with questions before he had even stepped off the S.S. Warrimoo.
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Their tako poke, made with octopus caught in local waters, is lovely: The octopus is first lomi-ed, or massaged, with salt, then steamed into submission.
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Families were bent over round tables, intent on their won tons and steamed buns; a grandmotherly woman next to us played mah-jongg on her smartphone.
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Savory little pelmeni showered with herbs like dill come steamed or in chicken broth, to eat in or take out with sour cream or hot sauce.
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One item is missing: the chain's beloved steamed Hainan bread, presented with an unsettled "half-boiled" egg that customers get to crack themselves at the table.
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He and a couple of assistants steamed rumpled garments and hung vintage nightgowns and screen-printed denim jackets alongside batakali tunics of Mr. Ayivi's own design.
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Another featured the meat of one whole lobster which I'd steamed earlier; I'd taken the shell of the lobster and simmered it in the red sauce.
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Besides the two entree choices, there's an additional "Deliciously Wholesome" menu of healthful dishes such as quinoa with ratatouille and chickpeas and Oriental-style steamed fish.
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She steamed her first round for a half-hour, before tipping the hot semolina back into a large bowl so the starch could cool and rest.
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Here, it comes whole, steamed with a dense, vivid overlay of pickled chiles and fermented black beans, laid on so thick, only the tail is visible.
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Consumer staples steamed ahead of the technology and telecommunications sectors for example, which were up 23.2 percent and 24.0 percent respectively over the past 12 months.
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I steamed what was left of my veggies — a few carrots and peas — tossed them in with the cooked couscous and added my favorite topper: eggs.
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The vessel steamed north from the Chesapeake Bay, traveling 220 hours to reach the coast off New Jersey, where the crew would probably have started fishing.
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The black bean sauce with steamed spare ribs tastes especially savory; the abalone sauce on the chicken feet a bit richer than the typical oyster sauce.
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There are momos here, too, shiny-skinned little parcels whose tops have been twisted into tight spirals before they're steamed and, if you like, pan-fried.
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I stop by a convenience store (they're everywhere here) grab a steamed chicken rice ball, some seasonal apple juice, and a special edition bottled maple coffee.
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A perfect chaser (or appetizer) is an order of tacos al vapor (steamed tacos) from the restaurant Salud across the street (three for $6 on Thursdays).
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Recipes: Baked Romanesco Broccoli With Mozzarella and Olives | Pan-Roasted Cauliflower With Garlic, Parsley and Rosemary | Butter-Steamed Broccoli With Peppery Bread Crumbs cooking cooking cooking
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Over the course of four weeks, they have learned the nuances of customer service; the difference between dark and light roast; the intricacies of steamed milk.
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A delightful starter matched steamed clams and thin disks of andouille sausage, which lent a little spiciness and an engaging root-beer sweetness to the briny clams.
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Among the memorable starters were the green curry mussels, smallish, tender and steamed in an Asian-style broth laced with kefir, apple, coconut milk and white wine.
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Many Democrats are still steamed over the party-line vote to impeach Bill Clinton, which boomeranged on the GOP even though he did lie about Monica Lewinsky.
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Popsugar broke down how to order this treat, which you should think of as an upgraded bowl of oatmeal with steamed milk a powerful boost of espresso.
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"It was designed so that when steamed, it creates a rich foam for hot beverages and is delicious and creamy when served in cold beverages," she explained.
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On my way home, I pick up hot food from the co-op deli for dinner: rice, steamed veggies, sautéed greens, butter chicken, and mac and cheese.
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Not to be confused with the Western dessert, this is a savory dish of steamed white radish and rice flour fried with egg, preserved radish and spices.
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Wilders steamed ahead in polls late last year, with his party approval rating peaking at just under 21 percent in mid-December according to Reuters' survey aggregator.
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Oat milk has a texture and taste that more closely resemble cow's milk than other nondairy alternatives like soy and almond milk, even when steamed for lattes.
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We're feeling a powerful urge to eat a big platter of butter chicken, and to accompany it with steamed basmati rice and a bowl of mango chutney.
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Europe is well represented by crisp arancini arranged on romesco, and Belgium meets Thailand in steamed mussels gathered in a pot of coconut milk, basil and jalapeño.
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The tear pea is tasty even raw, but gains flavor when it is slightly steamed or grilled because the smoke adds "a spicy touch," Mr. Alija said.
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Adding crumbled saffron to the eggs can turn pasta a brilliant gold and add perfume to a dish, perhaps saffron linguine with brothy steamed clams or mussels.
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It's very difficult to get a good angle for real extraction on one's own face, and going too vigorously on softened, steamed skin could lead to scars.
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The crunchy kimchi has an air of a smoky chipotle that mixes with the freshly steamed buns for a flavor experience not easily paralleled in Buenos Aires.
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After the soybeans have been reduced to little bits, they are steamed in a wok until tender and then boiled in water in a dark, damp room.
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It's shredded and stirred with dried shrimp, nubs of Chinese sausage and rice flour to bind it into a cake, which is then steamed for two hours.
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It's a multiday, labor-intensive undertaking that begins when he shakes flakes of mold over mini-mountains of washed and steamed rice grown specifically for sake-making.
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And even though I think branding your restaurant in the image of a horrible dictator is corny and clueless, I love the steamed bao at the Chairman.
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Oat milk is next on the list, but it's been hard to make one that doesn't get slimy or separate when steamed ($40 expensed for the cafe).
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Momos are available steamed and fried, but the winning version was jhol momo, dumplings resting in a chutney of broken-down tomatoes, sesame seeds and chicken broth.
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At one point she shared a video of her gorgeous floral wardrobe getting steamed, and then followed up with a clip of herself wearing it on set.
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Here, the consulting chef, Massimiliano Eandi, will refashion popular Italian combinations like amatriciana sauce as a ravioli filling and vitello tonnato stuffed into Chinese-style steamed buns.
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In his first six months of detention, Xie said, he had been given three steamed buns each day, but he never ate more than half his portion.
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This ensures that the wok maintains enough heat to properly sear and fry, as opposed to overloading it, which can lead to steamed meats and watery vegetables.
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HONG KONG — To save money for her brother's medical bills, the woman in a Chinese village often ate only rice and chili peppers or plain steamed buns.
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Try this on for size: Quick-steamed asparagus on toasted, buttered bread, topped with a fried egg, some grated Parmesan, a few cranks of ground black pepper.
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Pale and disturbing in countenance, these Bavarian veal-and-pork sausages are light and fragrant with lemon and onion, and are generally served steamed, alongside a pretzel.
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The menu marries regional classics to ethnic influences, including wrapping hot chicken in steamed Asian buns ($14) and serving rabbit confit with wild mushrooms and pasta ($28).
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There's Little Tibet, which is a hole-in-the-wall Tibetan spot with great chicken momos (steamed dumplings) that come with an addictive spicy chili garlic sauce.
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Disney announced a few of the new menu options, including a Cashew Cheesecake, Shiriki Noodle Salad and Steamed Asian Dumplings made with a plant-based meat alternative.
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This photo gives a glimpse inside the restaurant, which is on the waterfront and has menu items like salmon tartare, steamed clams, poached lobster, and Dove sole.
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Any kind will do: Carolina rice, boiled and buttered; steamed jasmine rice; basmati rice in any guise; nutty brown, red or black rice; short-grained sticky rice.
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The result is fine enough, but it throws off the balance of the dish, whose true focus is the rice, steamed in chicken stock until it preens.
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It's an autumn to early-winter dish beloved among people in the region, simply steamed and served with a minimal sauce of rice vinegar, ginger, and scallions.
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They told an off-camera interviewer they can't wait to eat slow-cooked pork leg with steamed rice, fried crispy pork, roasted red pork, sushi, steak — and KFC.
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The Pool Room serves the classic "all-dressed" Montreal hot dog—a steamed bun and beef sausage topped with mustard, cabbage, onions, and, for the non-purists, relish.
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" According to Wong, "It was designed so that when steamed, it creates a rich foam for hot beverages and is delicious and creamy when served in cold beverages.
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The latte will feature melted chocolate chips with espresso, steamed milk, and bittersweet mocha sauce topped with a mocha and espesso-infused whipped cream and espresso mocha drizzle.
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You might go to central Brooklyn for the tamal steamed in a banana leaf, or the little fried masa pockets called tetelas, at La Loba Cantina, in Kensington.
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Portillo's hot dog is topped with mustard, relish, celery salt, diced onions, tomato slices, a kosher pickle spear, and sport peppers, all in a steamed poppy seed bun.
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COPS FOCUS ON TEEN BOY PREVIOUSLY CAUGHT WITH PENNSYLVANIA TEACHER IN STEAMED-UP CAR IN MURDER INVESTIGATION Police also obtained a search warrant for Sheldon Jeter's Facebook page.
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When the larvae are about ten weeks old, those not destined to pupate, and thus provide the next generation of mealworms, are sorted, cleaned and steamed to death.
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The sample menu included dishes like "steamed silken tofu with edamame sauce" and "stuffed potato ball in Dashi soup" and a roasted green tea crème brûlée for dessert.
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Over steamed cupcakes at the Pattani office of the Muslim Attorney Centre, Abduqahar Awaeputeh, a lawyer, explains that his organisation handles roughly 100 security-related cases every year.
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I take a decongestant and stop at Starbucks on my way to work to get a "Medicine Ball" drink, which includes mint green tea, steamed lemonade, and honey.
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Sure, they don't sound particularly appetizing, but when steamed to perfection and seasoned with sesame oil, black vinegar, shaoxing wine, ginger, chillies, and shallots, they're pretty damn magical.
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