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Sara Bonisteel took on that modest icon of Canadian cooking, the butter tart, and also offered a butter tart recipe and one for butter tart squares.
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Cook: This ultra-tangy tart is somewhere between a lemon tart and a lemon pie.
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"I guess it's technically a tart if you look up tart in the dictionary," she laughs.
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Desserts are excellent, too, including mirabelle tart with frangipani, or lemon tart with candied grapefruit peel.
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Recipe: Roasted Mushroom and Butternut Squash Tart And to Drink ... This savory tart presents a challenge.
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Butter tart recipes, and variations like butter tart ice cream, regularly appear in magazines like Canadian Living.
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Tart cherry juice Though the research is preliminary, there is some evidence that tart cherry juice can reduce soreness.
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Sweet-tart apple filling, punctuated by tart bursts of cranberries — you might never want to make your apple pie without them!
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We get a salted caramel bar, apple beignets, a key lime tart, and a pecan butter tart, which I pay for.
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She could make this tart with her eyes closed, and it would still be the best chocolate caramel tart you've ever tasted.
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Recipes: Walnut, Cinnamon and Halloumi Baklava | Feta and Herb Phyllo Tart And to Drink ... Selecting a wine for this rich yet piquant tart is simple.
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The brown sugar pie, the Scottish border tart, Bakewell tarts and the Quebec sugar pie — each has been named a predecessor to the Canadian tart.
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But for now, stop by Wild by Tart for grab-and-go salads, juices from the nutritional wunderkinds Health Is Wealth or Tart-designed ceramic kitchenware.
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" - Shani, 37 "Rosé tastes like cold, tart piss.
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Michigan town elects cat Sweet Tart McKee as mayor .
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" Trump added the tart kicker: "Mother knows best, Jeb!
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Ontario, where most scholars believe the butter tart was born, celebrates it with two dueling tourism trails (Kawarthas Northumberland Butter Tart Tour and Butter Tarts and Buggies) and festivals galore, including Ontario's Best Butter Tart Festival in Midland and a new one that will have its debut in March in Bowmanville, east of Toronto.
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But Thomas the Baker is being dragged on social media, not because of stale croissants or a curd tart that failed to be tart enough, but because its gingerbread cookies are gender-neutral.
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With Fame School, Leon Wilkie, She's Ryan and Tart Vandelay.
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The juice was tart and her lips puckered in surprise.
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It's slightly sweet and tart and not so much alcohol.
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Checkin out the new Kellogg's pop tart cafe in NYC!
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Sweet Tart will hold the role of mayor until 2021.
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This means within weeks, you could be eating pineberry tart.
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"Put 'em in a pop tart sammich," wrote Karla Richardson.
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They're decadent, sweet, tart, and perhaps a little too gooey.
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The two take a bite into the tart, sour berries.
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AG: Yeah, I thought it would be like, more tart.
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"It's tart, and there's hibiscus in there," Brierly told me.
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Recipes: Simplest Strawberry Tart | Pistachio Poundcake With Strawberries cooking cooking
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Yet the new Tart does acknowledge the evolving SoHo landscape.
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"It's tart, with a lot of Vitamin C," he noted.
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I look up Dan Lepard's recipe for tart pastry crust.
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I have been trying to recreate that tart ever since.
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To make the tart, heat the oven to 325 degrees.
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Are these things still wonderful and delicious in a tart?
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So try making Emily Weinstein's simplest strawberry tart this week.
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The berries would provide a tart contrast for the chicken.
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But delivering tart commentary is all in a day's work.
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The dark purple berries of sloe plants are quite tart.
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The notion percolates all the way down to tart cherries.
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Not enough and the fruit turns into tart, acidic liquor.
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A little sweet, a little savory, and a little tart.
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As is Gabrielle Hamilton's recipe for schav, tart and cold!
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But not until the early '21979s did it begin appearing with merciless persistence at restaurants across Manhattan, in tart after tart, fruit salads, compotes and even savory dishes, lending an algal tinge to beurre blanc.
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Delish explains that the flavors stay pretty true to their inspiration, with the cherry flavor leaning more tart than sweet, apple balancing both tart and sugary flavors, and watermelon veering more to the sweet side.
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The dressing is Caesar, or something like it, milky and tart.
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Millett decided to expand a "witty and tart" paper, also called
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The blueberry old-fashioned tastes like the greatest pop tart ever.
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I guess it's sweet and fruity, but also tangy and tart?
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The tart garnish also stimulates appetite for those with digestive problems.
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Cucumber and coriander tart with gin infused cucumber, sorrels & coriander flowers.
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Kvass, a nonalcoholic tonic fermented from rye, is tart and intriguing.
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Sweet Tart McKee's got quite the resume, and she knows it.
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This beautiful fig tart will make you look like a master.
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They have a frozen chocolate tart that is to die for.
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The finished tart will make you look like a pastry chef.
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But the sweet-tart cherry sauce puts it over the top.
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A cold Pop Tart, perhaps, or some shards of undercooked pasta.
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The nuts added depth while the dressing was light and tart.
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Tart, juicy and rich, with refreshing flavors of grapefruit and flowers.
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The skins are astringent with tannins, and the fruit powerfully tart.
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Duck meat is tart and fragile and earthy, all at once.
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Or strawberry fool, strawberry Pavlova, strawberry Charlotte, a simple strawberry tart?
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It's distorting the tart cherry industry, and it needs to stop.
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The frozen mezcal paloma is bright, tart, and not too sweet.
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The smell was tart though, but not in an unpleasant way.
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The tomatoes were tart, the fennel fragrant, and the asiago aromatic.
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The result is a sound that's tart, bittersweet and almost nostalgic.
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The margaritas that follow, nicely tart, reveal a conscientious bartender, too.
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Mr. Brooks said he had no regrets about his tart criticism.
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It nonetheless was well balanced, with the typical tart, herbal flavors.
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Most people agree that borscht should veer toward the tart side.
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You could be forgiven if you've never eaten a butter tart.
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And because she is Natasha, what started out as a very rustic tart suddenly does have to be beautiful, as she arranges the sliced vegetables in such a way that the tart suddenly looks like abstract art, curling the edges of the tart in on the veggies, but sometimes letting the edges of the carrots drape over the sides like little tendrils.
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If you're looking for dessert, the Harambe Market offers an African Milk Tart, which is coconut custard in a chocolate tart shell, dusted with sugar and five-spice powder that's then drizzled with dark chocolate ganache.
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Unlike the signature challenge, which can produce very different variations on a theme (judges have to compare a chocolate tart to a lemon tart), the results of the technical challenge all look and taste very similar.
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The candy isn't overbearingly sour (certainly not to the level of Warheads, which kids in my elementary school would run under the water fountain in order to shed its ultra-tart outer layer), but instead pleasantly tart.
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Whatever you do, don't leave Portugal without trying its signature egg tart.
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Trader Joe's Hot Cocoa Toaster Pastries are like a chocolate pop tart.
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Eaten raw, the taste is a little too tart, I was told.
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We slurped down the chain's iconic cherry limeade — perfectly tart and sweet.
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Sweet Tart McKee was elected as the newest mayor of Omena, Michigan.
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Pop-Tart would be good with this Pop-Tarts are so good.
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Auntie Gravity's Galactic Goodies Hands up, everybody who loves a classic tart.
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"I think that someone just dropped a strawberry tart," Patrick assures me.
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The tart can be served at room temperature, chilled or lightly warmed.
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Ms. Fleming, 60, has been making this tart since the 20th century.
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Her sense of humor remains intact, and she has tart, firm opinions.
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Crispy outside, gooey inside, tart and buttery, this pie was absolutely perfect.
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And consider investing a little time in this beautiful fresh fig tart.
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A tomato tart with mozzarella and anchovy is easy to put together.
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This season, the tart deep-purple juice is back and more available.
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Choose between a plum almond tart and an apple cider honey cake.
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A tart of apples and black olives was more provocative than delicious.
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The thick, tart, bright-green sauce adorning the shrimp looked extremely promising.
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One week, I would say yes to delicately tart lemon-ricotta pancakes.
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Showy desserts include a passion-fruit soufflé and a peanut butter tart.
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Sweet, tart and tangy, red wine spaghetti makes a hearty impromptu meal.
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The air filled with the acrid smell of blood and tart wine.
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He's updating those and also working on a seasonal peach cream tart.
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You can also freeze pie and tart dough, and most cookie doughs.
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Spread into an even layer in the bottom of the tart pan.
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We always get dessert — the cannolis and chocolate tart are our favorites.
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While she sang tart kiss-offs, they bobbed around not quite menacingly.
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It focuses on traditional Burgundian cuisine, with dishes like Burgundy snail tart.
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Dessert was a tart of dense, rich chocolate layered over salted caramel.
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We decide to order to dessert which is a lovely lemon tart.
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The radish was crispy, the orange slices tart, and the avocado creamy.
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Or, if you're entertaining, for a smoked salmon tart for a crowd.
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It was a tart, central-Michigan, farmhand voice, confined within the nose.
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Words like: slutty, ugly, fat, talentless, odd-looking, flabby, tart, and gobby.
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Which brings us to Thursday and maybe a mushroom and Parmesan tart?
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Of course she's made a chocolate tart as salty as your tears.
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Our favorite was a pear tart with a thick, creamy layer of ricotta.
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In short, there are endless interpretations and reinterpretations of the classic Italian tart.
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Groceries for 130,000 Years And yes, we're talking every flavor of Pop-Tart.
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Another new menu item was this cute but somewhat confusing gravy-potato tart.
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The tomato was tart, the cheese pungent and tangy, and the ShackSauce ... saucy.
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Dessert was a green apple crostata (an Italian tart) and with buttermilk gelato.
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McGill reminded me that some foods, like tart cherry juice, also contain melatonin.
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" Rolling Stone described his first album as "lyrically tart" and "vaguely Wilco-ish.
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On my first day there, someone gives me a handmade, artisanal pop tart.
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And Emily Weinstein's recipe for a simple strawberry tart, adapted from Yossy Arefi.
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It's "milk tart" in Afrikaans, but it is different from its Portuguese cousin.
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There are empadinhas, miniature potpies filled with chicken and a tart green olive.
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Herrine: It's the perfect balance of tart, and sweet, and fresh, and acidic.
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The tomato was tart, the lettuce crispy, and the mayo fatty and sour.
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I couldn't tell if the pickles were tart because they were so salty.
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The menu for the evening features ravioli, summer vegetables, fish, and apple tart.
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Maybe make Melissa Clark's nice recipe for a savory pumpkin tart on Sunday?
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The beef is satisfactory and the pickles add a noticeably tart flavor note.
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Sweets lovers could chew on wines called Layer Cake, Cupcake or Cherry Tart.
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The rice tart, made with raw milk, is normally preserved at room temperature.
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Would you like a few more germs to go with your rice tart?
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Berry Feta Salad Creamy feta and tart berries make a killer combo. 3.
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Lemon Smoothie In the mood for something a little more tart than sweet?
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It's more tart than cake—similar to a Fig Newton but far superior.
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But also lavish, stylish, jaunty, tart; bristling with whimsy and gleaming with sex.
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She grew up obedient but tart, good in school but headstrong and impulsive.
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Also, of kuku sabzi , a kind of herb frittata, studded with tart barberries.
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Electronics join with tart wind harmonies and resonant pitched percussion during the opening.
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But use them sparingly: Though they have a tart edge, their sweetness dominates.
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"There is no question of your transferring power," was the colonel's tart reply.
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I would like to make a tomato and goat cheese tart someday soon.
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Toiletries bcreated for the hotel were provided in a tart Irish nettle scent.
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For dinner on Monday, maybe try this roasted mushroom and butternut squash tart?
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It is creamy and smoky and tart and rich and achingly, beautifully green.
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Miguel Syjuco Native to the Philippines is a tart fruit called the balimbing.
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His book is as crisp and tart as a good Granny Smith apple.
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In the early 22019s, the bottom fell out of the tart cherry market.
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The flavors were both sweet and tart, more cranberry than raspberry and fresh.
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We rejected some wines that were overbearingly acidic — punishingly tart and lacking charm.
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She prefers something with the tang of citrus, like her lemon meringue tart.
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First, they are crispy and tart wafer cookies, as opposed to creme-filled.
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This magnificent tart-sweet glaze lifts your standard roast chicken into new territory.
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Create a brown rice apple crisp or even a whole-wheat fruit tart.
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It's boozy and fizzy and refreshing and tart and herbal all at once.
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Though some claim that ancient breeds like sweet Bramleys and tart Pippins make the best pies, many of the newer apples on the market — Honeycrisps and Pink Ladys, Ginger Golds and Cameos — offer a good balance of sweet and tart.
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Press mixture firmly onto bottom and up sides of a 43-inch tart pan.
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To serve, sprinkle tart with powdered sugar and top with raspberries and whipped cream.
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Your bakery, Once Upon A Tart, isn't succumbing to any gooey clichés this year.
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Pop-Tart creations like the pizza and the tacos run for $8 or $9.
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The smoked oak and malt flavored combine nicely with the tart lacto lemon character.
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I'm not going to lie, the soap smelled delicious, like an herby lemon tart.
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Overall, there were more than 7,000 votes, of which Sweet Tart got the majority.
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During my first attempt, I accidentally licked it off—and it tasted pretty tart.
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What emerged was refreshingly tart, beautifully blush, and dressed with a lemon-peel garnish.
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Made primarily of beets, this tart soup is a nutritional powerhouse in liquid form.
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This Pop-Tart-like version of our favorite go-to treat certainly sounds promising.
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Her normally unflappable disposition had no space on an album as tart as Lemonade.
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Recipes: Apple Cider Honey Cake | Plum Almond Tart | More Rosh Hashana Dishes cooking cooking
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The fluffy bun gives way to the crispy chicken and the tart, crunchy pickle.
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It is both tart and sweet, both soft and crumbly, both complex and comforting.
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But what makes for the ideal butter tart is sometimes a matter of debate.
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The horseradish sauce was addictive: spicy, savory, and slightly tart — it carried the dish.
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One time he plated a Pop-Tart with Cry Babies and Mike and Ikes.
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The flavors of tart cherry, earth and balsamic vinegar (I said it) were similar.
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Alongside he poured sake infused with white pine needles, at once tart and sweet.
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And a tart of sea buckthorn, shockingly astringent, the passion fruit of the north.
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She spoke of how, after eating the raspberry tart, she experienced increase mental acuity.
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The crisp, golden, tart-sweet petal-like pieces are simply fried in coconut oil.
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At first, Dave found the drink too vinegary and tart for his teenaged tastes.
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They lack structure, and the tart flavors will not evolve in particularly attractive ways.
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This elegant tart, with tangerine, ginger and a little chocolate, is one of them.
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In Tokyo she discovered a delightful alternative to a seasonal tart summer fruit: yuzu.
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Cowgirl Creamery uses crème fraîche, and calls its pleasantly tart product clabbered cottage cheese.
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It's nearly impossible to mess up, so long as you stick with tart apples.
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Eating them raw really is the best way to appreciate their sweet-tart charm.
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Nectarines are really just peaches with smooth skins and a certain slightly tart tendency.
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Za'atar is a tart-tasting Middle Eastern spice, and I love it on everything.
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Besides, this tart will prove to all that you are indeed a kitchen wizard.
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But everyone has an idea about what lemon tart is supposed to taste like.
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I recently turned her on to this place and she orders a mushroom tart.
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"I was just the grammar-school tart, even after we were married," she says.
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The fascinating result is dusty, earthy and tart with a substrata of sweet fruit.
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So would a tart gose-style beer, or any relatively straightforward low-alcohol brew.
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I like a crisp IPA, a tart rosé, and the occasional celebratory tequila shot.
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Post-exercise soreness was lower in those who had gotten the tart cherry concentrate.
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I'd like to make all of that and a Meyer lemon tart for dessert.
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Then came a roast lamb redolent with thyme and a chocolate tart, saltily sweet.
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It had an unusually tart and complex flavor, and sweet but distinctly funky nose.
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Of course, Nigella's made a chocolate tart as smooth as a pool at night.
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She prefers them as a small tart — 2-inch tart pans — whereas my husband likes them larger (muffin tin size) as his mother made them," said Claudia Bell of Summit, N.J. "Ours have currants and nuts and his were raisins and nuts.
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An unusual radicchio marmalade is purple, with tart, cabbage flavors; the deep garnet strawberry-rose jam has an alluring fragrance; the tart-sweet almond-apricot jam exudes an irresistible perfume; and the thick, bright red bell pepper jam has a touch of heat.
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Bake tart until sides are set but center is still wobbly, 25 to 30 minutes.
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It's a Dutch apple tart, really but I certainly put an Irish twist on it.
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Just think about how tart plain cranberries are and how sweet that canned sauce is!
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For dessert, he brings a miniature version of his famous "Bouquet of Roses" apple tart.
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Rounding out the menu is a nectarine tart with crème fraîche ice cream for dessert.
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Clinton participated in mock debates with her tart-tongued former aide Philippe Reines playing Trump.
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Similar to its close cousin the blueberry, the bilberry is tart and full of antioxidants.
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For dessert, they enjoyed dark chocolate and raspberry tart and a selection of seasonal fruits.
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I love the tart little guys, and they pair beautifully with creamy white chocolate chips.
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"He's as much of a horror fan as we are," Colin said, regarding Quong Tart.
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Pour filling into baked tart shell and place plastic wrap directly on surface of pie.
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Taste again and adjust the seasoning so you have a lovely, salty, tart, sweet balance.
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Granny Smith apples bring a nice tart bite to the overwhelming sweetness of the topping.
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They are dry and tart and sweet and earthy all at once, and extremely chuggable.
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"It's very healing for people," Kathryn Tart, dean of the university's College of Nursing, said.
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Savory pie, like this harvest tart with pumpkin and peppers, is always a good idea.
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And she might be a tart, as Macmillan called her, but she wasn't a scrubber.
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Another customer, Vivien Watts, went through the stages of grief when the old Tart closed.
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You could just as easily say "very ripe" or "tart," but why spoil the fun?
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The Pedralonga was a little more tart, with clear apple flavors, as several readers noted.
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And for your newsletter dessert, may I suggest a fruit tart with a rye crust?
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A tart jolt of lemon-lime ice to awake you from your heat-induced stupor.
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Then, last June, it attacked the sacrosanct rice tart of Verviers, another beloved regional specialty.
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This drink is a fun one: a sweet-tart sipper with a hint of heat.
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Pressing disks of grayish-green dough (there's seaweed in it) into tart molds, Clugston explains.
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An elderflower granita was delicate but powerful, dolled up with tart berries and fresh herbs.
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The thick-cut pickles were crunchy and tart, and the tomatoes were fresh and juicy.
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For dessert, order a slice of the tender-sweet almond cake, the Santiago tart (£211.60).
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That may be too late for some of the 4503 families who grow tart cherries.
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Minneapolis–Saint Paul has locations of Black Sheep Pizza, Salty Tart and Angel Food Bakery.
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Bouncing from sweet to tart, it can be hard to stop eating once you start.
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Using store-bought puff pastry makes this spring tart more effortless than it may appear.
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For dessert, there would be a choice of a layer cake or a fruit tart.
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It was a finger-painting with one burst of flavor — sweet, tart, tangy — after another.
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That's what happens to tart cherry growers, even those who never supported the marketing order.
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A single oyster topped with fizzy cranberry foam goes down in a tart, briny splash.
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"In order to get rid of the tart taste, [frozen yogurt companies often] add sugar."
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Harit is too quiet, too timid, though Satyal does give him tart powers of observation.
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They have a rack of them hanging above the Pop-Tart shelf for some reason.
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There are as many theories about the origins of the tart as there are variations.
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Natasha rolls out the scrap tart dough they brought with them into an amorphous shape.
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The liquid is pale orange, tart, a little fruity, spicy at the edges and generally delicious.
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A second allowed him to expand, opening another "Le French Tart" location in Brooklyn in May.
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Thrillist reports that the menu offers desserts like an Oreo Chocolate Cheese Tart and Oreo Tiramisu.
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In the flavor department, it's tart, bright, and salty, before finishing off with a faint barnyardiness.
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There are six different kinds of Pop-Tart milkshakes that you can choose from for $12.
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Dinner on Friday was a choice between shrimp "Valentine," coq au vin, or a potato tart.
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Sinking your teeth into the tart, juicy flesh of a lemon might make your eyes tear.
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More sweet than tart, these apples are great raw, but don't hold their shape when cooked.
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Personally, I kind of like Pop-Tart, assuming it's allowed to be used as a generic.
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Fresh lime juice 3 slices of a tart Apple 7 Leaves of fresh rosemary 4 oz.
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"Now, maybe this one is just a little too tart for whoever made it," he admits.
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To drink, have the tart ginger tea, cold in the summer and steaming hot in winter.
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Some of the all-natural granola bars have more sugar than just eating a Pop-Tart.
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It's a tart wheat beer spiked typically with coriander and salt, and occasionally lime or lemon.
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Natural wines can taste tart, dirty, even barnyard-y, and that might be 100 percent intentional.
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Try this versatile fig tart with caramelized onions that can be dinner or a savory dessert.
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It was mellow, controlled, tart and tangy yet with a complementary flavor a little like watermelon.
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He sat at a table in the center of the room and ate a Pop-Tart.
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The tomato was tart and the mayo fatty, but the lettuce was more decorative than anything.
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But most, reflecting their crab apple ancestry, are too tart and astringent to be commercially viable.
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Dessert was a deliciously obscene Nutella budino ($8.50), a Nutella-lined butterscotch tart with caramelized bananas.
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Standout desserts included blood-orange sorbet with citrus shortbread and a Yorkshire rhubarb tart with cream.
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"The lighter the stalks are in color, the more tart they're going to be," she says.
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My personal favorite was peanut butter with melted Milky Way over a crushed Pop Tart crust.
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Head on over to Facebook and watch our cool little video about making a ricotta tart.
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Afterward, you can watch our new video about cranberry curd tart and make one before bed.
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Dessert for the lunch was an apple tart, many of which were untouched after the event.
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Generally, a mix of tart and sweet apples gives the best odds of a great filling.
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With a few exceptions, their smells are easy and accessible: sugary and tart, creamy and honeyed.
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A video shot at Channel 25 in San Francisco around 1984 demonstrates the duo's tart repartee.
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Their roots and trunks are entwined, but one bears sweet fruit while the other's is tart.
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I Am a Weed Sumac Tea is light brown, refreshingly tart and judiciously sweetened with agave.
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It just seemed like a perfect fit for the tart and salty profile of the gose.
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This plum tart is a dessert of a shyer order, less ostentatious than its flashy friends.
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Rich almond and tart passion fruit, originally offered for professionals, are now sold for home cooks.
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In this restless score Mr. Vajda reveals an ear for tart harmonies and unusual instrumental colors.
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The warm, tart yogurt sauce adds tang and richness, especially when made with whole-milk yogurt.
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Seasonings like gochujang, Sichuan pepper, tart plums and ssamjang, a Korean dipping sauce, are used throughout.
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Melissa Clark brought us one this week for a super-cool, gâteau-Bretonish plum tart (above).
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" Right: "This is a lovely fruit tart that my daughter Teresa made for my nephew's birthday.
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The man I married walked into my apartment and found Pop-Tart crusts on my couch.
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Legend has it that, one day, Stephanie forgot to add the pastry to an apple tart.
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After the tart was done baking, she flipped it upside down and served it to guests.
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Canada is known for its butter tart, a morsel of flaky crust surrounding a sweet filling.
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The orchestra responds by hugging the cello's line with thick, tart chords that follow every twist.
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Tart jellies made from pectin-rich fruit, like quince and cranberries, were commonly served with meat.
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For dessert, Avo's chocolate-avocado tart was dusky, dense, not too sweet and nearly impossibly creamy.
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His latest recipe consists of almond cream pear tart served with silk worm vanilla ice-cream.
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I stuck with tea or the fine mango lassi, a little tart and very slightly salty.
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Tart berries and sour cherries may need more sugar than gentle, low-acid peaches and pears.
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The consistency was smooth and the tart taste hit me first, but then something unexpected happened ...
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Mushroom-Parmesan Tart Obviously, on a weeknight you're not going to make your own pie crust.
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That said, you can still enjoy the tart the next day, especially if you reheat it.
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The starters include a lobster rémoulade—the apple and celery crisp and tart, the seafood sweet.
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The oranges were tart but juicy, the avocados so ripe they could be peeled by hand.
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A tart-sweet citrusy marinade against smoky black beans makes for a bright and flavorful combination.
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Others combine common ingredients in uncommon ways, like cucumber and sour cream, uniting fresh and tart.
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The effect is witty and delicious, progressing from purely sweet to bittersweet to tart and bittersweet.
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I love when people stop me and say 'I made your tomato tart, and everybody loved it.
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For our St. Patrick's Day dinner, I also always make a lovely Mam Corrigan-inspired apple tart.
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When I get in, I have a piece of cinnamon toast with butter and one Pop-Tart.
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Prep the vegetables for the tart: Carrots should be scrubbed clean but don't have to be peeled.
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The menu features familiar treats from the books such as chocolate frogs, treacle tart, and hot butterbeer.
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They're acidic and tart, which "may make it hard to enjoy them on their own," Davis says.
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There's something about the mix of tart juiciness and rich cocoa flavor that gets us every time.
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The two leaders had a constructive dinner of tuna, venison and chocolate tart, a British source said.
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The Pop-Tart burrito is the most expensive of the food items on the menu at $12.
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They have a tart, citrusy flavor and their resemblance to mini watermelons gives them the nickname cucamelons.
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Pulenta also makes a fresh, tart sauvignon blanc, a savory chardonnay and a deep, structured Gran Malbec.
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Over the years, the "Egg Tart Effect" has become a classic case study for Taiwanese consumerism culture.
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At one point, you find yourself inside a lemon tart, as it squishes and deflates around you.
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Popular guesses included: There were also some one-offs, including Pop Rocks, Pringles, Pop-Tart, and Pez.
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First, Holmboe Bang creates a sweet, tart vinegar by heating sugar and white vinegar over medium heat.
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"I was branded as a tramp, tart, slut, whore, bimbo, and, of course, 'that woman'," Lewinsky said.
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Don't get the muesli, do get the lemon tart, and take home an extra baguette for later.
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I decided to dive in with Strawberry, as that was my OG Pop-Tart flavor of choice.
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It's good: thicker than a normal pop tart, conspicuously dusted with cake flour, and I'm very hungry.
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From salty-savory to tart and sweet, the eight bags ahead know no flavor or texture bounds.
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But I like this stylish Italian gin that borrows from limoncello and shines with tart, sunny lemon.
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The article comes with two excellent recipes, for mini tartes tatin, and for a chocolate caramel tart.
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Each gummy has a tart taste, so just pop one in your mouth when you're feeling stressed.
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But until it is the best chocolate caramel tart she has ever tasted, it is not finished.
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"I represent the best of Leelanau County with the Sweet and Tart cherries," her campaign bio says.
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A bird's-eye chile infuses heavy cream with a warming kiss for a gently spiced chocolate tart.
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Many are tart, pungent, profoundly bracing and deliciously refreshing, provided the brewing has been focused and precise.
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Evelyn has the sharpest tongue, and Ms. Parsons, with her tart acerbity, makes the most of it.
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The pickles on the bottom added a lovely tart crunch, and the creamy mayo tied everything together.
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But I have made the tart with store-bought and homemade jam, and both versions are irresistible.
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Desserts, made by a part-time pastry chef, include spiced sugar beignets and a triple chocolate tart.
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The lemon meringue with blueberry sorbet and graham crackers was a pleasing balance of sweet and tart.
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Fried chicken needs something tart to cut its salty crunch, and Arby's slider just didn't have that.
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I made an apple tart that had a layer of applesauce and a pinwheel of sliced apples.
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An Oregon pinot noir recommended as a staff favorite was, to me, off-puttingly thin and tart.
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Be sure to be careful with the variety of lemon because it can sometimes be too tart.
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Hints of sesame and ginger peek through sweet-tart tuna ceviche with hibiscus aguachile and lime curd.
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The tart had brightness, depth and a hint of spice — a treat for lemon people and beyond.
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Fresh lemon juice and ghooreh, or unripe grapes, lighten the stew and lend a particularly tart punch.
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" Ms. Goldberg mulls over my political memoir, "Life of the Party: A Political Press Tart Bares All.
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This would be a good week to make a fig tart with caramelized onions, rosemary and Stilton.
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Amid their tart exchanges, I saw Cupid again, now wingless, wearing beat-up Sperrys and skinny jeans.
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That cookbook, which first appeared in 1913, is widely credited with spreading the butter tart across Canada.
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Maybe it will be Turkish style, little fried cubes under a tart purple dusting of ground sumac.
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Gently transfer to a 9-inch tart pan and press into the bottom and up the sides.
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And if I'm traveling, I'm supposed to pop up like a Pop-Tart and look fabulous somewhere.
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It's made from the shockingly tart herb sorrel, which belongs to the buckwheat family along with rhubarb.
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A bowl of crunchy muesli, poached pears, milk and a dollop of tart yogurt cost 210 dollars.
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It had bright, vibrant tart berry flavors, and, like the Mascarello, it was alive in the glass.
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Two other non-pie favorites are this eye-popping cranberry curd tart and this sticky cranberry gingerbread.
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In Canada, a flaky tart shell holds a dense, sweet sugar custard not unlike pecan pie filling.
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It begins with a slippery tune, woodwinds dominant, as tart chords punch out accents and off beats.
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The crust is made with yeast, which is what really makes this tart rustic, rather than refined.
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I've topped the tart with mushrooms, leeks and winter squash, all roasted before they meet the crust.
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I recommend the deep-red Blood Saison, made with hibiscus and agave — it's sweet, tart and refreshing.
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The dressing was light and tart, and it added just enough flavor to the otherwise plain vegetables.
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It was slightly tart, with a tobacco flavor and a refreshing bitterness that prompts the next sip.
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And do check out our Sara Bonisteel on the history and practice of the Canadian butter tart.
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To top it off, Couric had the gall to present the birthday girl with some fancy fruit tart.
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Well, it's very tart, very pineapple-y, and makes you feel straight-up wasted after literally three sips.
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As I suspected, it tastes disgusting and very, very tart, but I've had worse (see Buckley's cough medicine).
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It was also the context that somehow Ivanka Trump should tart-up to get her father&aposs attention.
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I sit for a little while longer and then order an apple tart for dessert, which is amazing.
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Eschew salsa for a sticky-tart jam that is an ideal accompaniment to sandwiches or a cheese plate.
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After a hard day it's time to get back in kitchen, preparing rustic tart with pears... #cooking #cookbook . . .
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No not the crow-like bird, but a tasty hand pie that reminds us of a Pop-Tart.
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Argus also offers a host of apple-based ciders, including the dry and tart Ciderkins and Ginger Perry.
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She was at her mom's place, reeling from a recent breakup, and eating a Pop-Tart for dinner.
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The balance of spices is spot on: it is tangy but not tart, the sauce light yet substantial.
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Fluke is supremely soft in a crudo, and confoundingly luxurious when mixed with tart white strawberries and quinoa.
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No. 2 was a completely different style, the Mission Gose from Evil Twin, funky, tart, complex and refreshing.
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The James Beard Award-Winning chef, who oversees dining at iPic Theaters, creates a rustic, fail-proof tart.
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Wolf had used the infused olive oil to make the stuffed mushrooms as well as a spinach tart.
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Pomegranate, Pear, and Pecan Salad Tart and crunchy pom seeds perfectly compliment sweet and crispy pear slices. 7.
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A string of Pop-Tart ads cribbed his stick-figure aesthetic and dark humor in the mid-aughts.
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In relatively modern times, Belgians perfected the method to produce lambic, a tart, sour, and wine-like brew.
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For my main, I had the egg-bacon-and-herb tart (basically a quiche) with caramelized-onion relish.
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As for the pie filling itself, some taste-testers reported the pie was too tart for their liking.
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There is also a tart of dark chocolate with bananas in a pastry shell that is classically crisp.
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Of all the lemony desserts one could make, I've always leaned hard on the classic, lemon curd tart.
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Then, there are the dozens of different types of sweet-hot-tart Mexican candy, including chews and gummies.
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At La Newyorkina, Ms. Gerson offers it alongside a wide selection of other sweet-tart and spicy condiments.
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Boozy, soggy, creamy, sweet and tart, it is somewhat like a tiramisù, since it is layered with ladyfingers.
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Also features some of Pym's greatest supporting characters, including Wilmet Forsyth's tart, agnostic mother-in-law, Sybil Forsyth.
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But the founding ethos of the companies are as different as a chocolate pop tart and organic oatmeal.
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David Tanis's cranberry curd tart is jaw-droppingly beautiful, an Instagram-worthy crowd favorite that's also gluten-free.
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There are intense episodes with instruments breaking into skittish bursts and pitches piling up into tart, raw harmonies.
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For those who'd rather have something tart and spicy, the Summer Heat balances tequila, jalapeño, and cayenne pepper.
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It is bracingly tart until the earthy, savory flavors come into focus — a reversal of palate-cleansing acidity.
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Today, Channel 4 announced news sadder that the saddest soggy bottomed-tart you've ever stuck your fork into.
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Laurents, who honed his skills writing radio plays for the Army, was economical, tart and resistant to sentiment.
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The tart cherry icebox pie with a thyme and rye cookie crust delivered me to my grandmother's kitchen.
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And it will be seasoned by someone who knows the location of the spot where sweet meets tart.
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You'll find this matcha tart in "Tartine: A Classic Revisited" (Chronicle, $303), by Elisabeth Prueitt and Chad Robertson.
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And a bracing dressing spiked with sweet-tart pomegranate molasses lifts all of the elements, bringing them together.
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This one combines the tart creaminess of cheesecake with the fluffy citrus heaven that is lemon meringue pie.
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The result is almost colorless, with a flavor that's citrusy, hinting of lemongrass and more tart than sweet.
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The ripe red fruit flavors have a tart little edge that makes you want to take another sip.
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And if you keep puff pastry in the freezer, you're ready to start this potato and cheese tart.
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Made with Don Nacho Blanco Extra Premium, habanero and chamoy (pickled fruit sauce), it was tart and spicy.
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Michelle Gayer is a critically acclaimed pastry chef who runs a beloved bakery in Minneapolis called Salty Tart.
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MONTANA: Huckleberries — often confused with blueberries — are sweet and tart round fruits that are abundant in this state.
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The sort of names some women call Sloane behind her back—slut, tart, whore—they say to Maggie's face.
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Lightly grease a 9-inch tart pan and place it on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.2.
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The delicate combination of tart roasted cherries and creamy goat cheese has helped build Jeni's into a nationwide brand.
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But although it was rich and tart, it was also saltier than Leonardo DiCaprio after his latest Oscar loss.
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It's a tart white and not quite right for a 8 degree night, but we survive and drink it.
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Sour S'ghetti: This tart, delicate masterpiece is the perfect candy to eat when you're watching TV alone in bed.
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It was Sweet Tart, a 9-year-old feline, who scooped up the most votes and is now mayor.
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The lemon juice and tequila give a tart kick, while the aromatic bitters and sweet citrus even everything out.
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I really wish I didn't have to put sugar on tart fruit, but I can't stand it without it.
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The desserts look delicious as well so we order a chocolate hazelnut tart and apple cinnamon cake to-go.
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I find a bakery and eat my feelings in the form of an iced green latte and fig tart.
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"Harry loved treacle (golden syrup made from cane sugar) tart when he was tiny," Robb told The Sunday Times.
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Sweet Tart McKee the cat was elected mayor of the small village with a population of about 300 people.
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Sweet Tart is expected to appear at certain events and meet with neighboring mayors, the Detroit Free Press reported.
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Every holiday, my grandma always made a number of different pies: pecan, strawberry rhubarb, pumpkin, lemon meringue, blueberry tart.
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Chris Jorgensen, a sophomore at Iowa State University did the unthinkable and made a Pop-Tart sandwich...with cheese.
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It was delicious: cold, refreshing, and creamy with a well-balanced tart to sweet ratio from the fruit puree.
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We wanted to thank you all so much for your love, support, and donations for this little pop tart!
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Hindemith's "Ragtime (Well-Tempered)," from 1921, which opened the concert, whips one of Bach's fugues into a tart carnival.
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The leaves, however, turned out to be a snack: crisp tempura-fried spinach dusted with a tart seasoning mix.
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These inventive scores abound in squiggly dialogues between the instruments and cyclic spinning figures in a tart musical language.
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Things picked up again with dessert, which included a stellar tiramisù and a generous berry tart with crème Anglaise.
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"Tart, bright prickly pear meets floral hibiscus in this refreshing, spritzy rosé beer," it wrote in a press release.
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Tiny wild blueberries make a lovely addition; their tart juice works beautifully with the honeylike sweetness of the peaches.
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So we ended up with a solid tart flambée with ham and a serviceable salad with pumpkin and mushrooms.
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The inside of the tart is either runny, making for messy eating, or firm, depending on the baker's preference.
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Each tart is huge, so take your time to savour it; you may not have space for a second.
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Less dramatic but refreshing was the lemon tart with raspberry sauce, toasted meringue and a scoop of raspberry sorbet.
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The final result is a salsa that's a little spicy, a little tart, a little sweet, and damn delicious.
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Our first reaction to the pie's flavor was that it was tart, rather than sweet like the other pies.
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She remains a tart-tongued raconteur, intent as ever on burnishing or, if need be, entirely revising her legend.
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Even the hotel's tart proprietor (Rema Webb) and resident dirty old man (Don Sparks) are required to hook up.
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The cream cheese in this crust perfectly complements the tart berries and makes this galette impossible to stop eating.
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They even found a way to use thyme in a vegan lemon tart — by incorporating it into the filling.
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As a singer, she has a tart voice reminiscent of Erykah Badu, and her way with syllables is dynamic.
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But for the would-be vamp, tart paraphernalia, now as ever, may simply serve as props in a performance.
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In that tradition, meat is often paired with a tart fruit like sour cherries, green plums or unripe grapes.
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After baking, the sharpness released from the grapes had suffused everything with an irresistible contrast of tart and richness.
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The '16 Pernot was penetrating and incisive, with a deep, rich aroma and flavors of herbs and tart citrus.
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It made the cake more intensely sweet and tart, and it looked pretty, too, with its frosty white icing.
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It's a triumph because of the counterpoints: sharp against sweet; crunch against creamy; rich against lean; tart against soothing.
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Jensen's sweet-tart humor and frothy escapades have made "Agatha Raisin" one of the streaming site's most-watched series.
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Apple has issued a tart response to an extensive report by Google of a serious security flaw in iOS.
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Press the crust into and up along the sides of a 9-inch tart pan with a removable base.
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Make your turkey sandwich a little special with a flavorful cheese, tart quick-pickled onion and bright sweet cherry.
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This weekend, make a lemon meringue tart (above), summer minestrone or any of the top dishes of the week.
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Inside the List You may remember her from "Downton Abbey," where she played feisty, tart-tongued Mabel Lane Fox.
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What stood out, though, was the textured, tart and lushly beautiful playing Mr. Nézet-Séguin drew from the orchestra.
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More than making up for that, though, is the deliciously tart key lime pie with a crunchy nut crust.
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I began walking north up the coast, stopping for another excellent 9-dollar egg tart at Lord Stow's Bakery.
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Tequila is mixed with flowering coriander, sesame, lime, and acacia honey for a tart margarita-adjacent concoction called Sparkle.
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The Fiery Ghost Pepper Almonds & Tart Cherry flavor has just the right amount of spice to satisfy anyone's craving.
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Finally, the whole orchestra joined in, playing sputtering rhythms, tart harmonies and thematic fragments that coalesced into melodic lines.
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Skip the line at the chocolate shop, and make chocolate truffles or this spectacular chocolate truffle tart(!) at home.
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A bright, cream-filled strawberry tart is followed by a lifelike "banana" made of white chocolate and ice cream.
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The spiky first movement opens with tart scales and low-register rumblings, through which an insistent theme breaks through.
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A slow-roasted pork sandwich, a wild rice grain bowl and a maitake mushroom tart are some lunch items.
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His dinner had been a boiled chicken drumstick, a small can of sauerkraut, a few tart early-summer cherries.
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N.L." writer and performer, recalled Mr. Hymes's tart response to a sketch he had written: "Not your best work!
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Front Burner The real news is this fake egg, a feathery snow-white meringue filled with tart lemon curd.
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Yet tart harmonic writing, inventive orchestral effects and stacked-up chords with a Ligeti-like bite permeate this score.
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Recipes: Blueberry, Almond and Lemon Cake | Pistachio and Raspberry Tart Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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Her tart, wry comics generally make their point in a few pages, then vanish like an uncomfortable party guest.
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And doesn't caramelized endive and fig tart sound like a grand and slightly unexpected accompaniment to breast of duck?
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Having left the wine pairings to the restaurant, I was brought a sercial with a savory cherry tart — delicious!
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N.L." writer and performer, recalled Mr. Hymes's tart response to a sketch he had written: "Not your best work!
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Indeed, the fruit flavor tended more toward the tart end of the spectrum, leavened with herbal and mineral touches.
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There was never store-bought yogurt in our house, because none compared to my father's velvety, tart homemade tufts.
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Press the dough firmly into a 10‑inch round by 2‑inch deep tart pan with a removable bottom.
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The famous British love of desserts, to mention an example close to my heart, has given us bread-and-butter pudding (a pillow of warmth and steamy comfort), apple charlotte and summer pudding (semispheres of sweet soaked bread enveloping cooked seasonal fruit) and treacle tart (a tart filled with molasses and bread crumbs).
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It is a Monday and a federal holiday and, if you're not working, you should take it for yourself in the kitchen and see how the labor frees your mind, settles you down and puts in front of you a tart (c'mon, give it a shot!) where there never was a tart.
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That means that maybe your pop tart won't taste quite the same if you'd eaten it with a caffeinated drink.
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I eat half a Pop-Tart that was left over from some work snacks I brought home a while ago.
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Mary closed herself in the kitchen and prepared a mushroom risotto, with canapés to start and almond tart to close.
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First there was the grapefruit diet—promising that the tart monotony of grapefruit after grapefruit would finally reveal your abs.
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We took a walk to Hop Shing, another dim sum restaurant, to get the traditional egg tart ('daan taat') dessert.
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I prefer the plain kind, but I like to add no-calorie sweetener (like Truvia) to make it less tart.
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The chocolate macadamia nut tart and salted caramel brownie sundae are dense and rich, but oh-so-chocolaty and satisfying.
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At their finest, they are juicy, sweet-tart and intensely aromatic, but many store-bought specimens are dry and bland.
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I treated myself to a strawberry Pop-Tart, and proudly called my family to tell them I finally did it.
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In the markets, gojis are found sun-dried and dehydrated, which renders them slightly more tart than their fresh counterparts.
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Sweet Tart, who was home schooled, previously served on the Omena Village Council and as vice mayor of the village.
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It was a delicious and inexact emulation, a spontaneous salad tart, and somehow it was big enough to feed six.
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Cauliflower tart When roasted, cauliflower has a meaty, crunchy outside-creamy inside quality that makes it perfect main dish fare.
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The OGs of tart and funky, Brouwerij Boon from Belgium, were also here, serving vintage lambics from 1985 and 1997.
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It is two whole eggs for the tart filling and one yolk for the crust, not just two whole eggs.
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It had a lovely tart, creamy flavor, and its silky texture, at least, truly did rival that of duck liver.
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Sweet Tart was inaugurated Saturday as the fourth mayor of Omena, a small village about 25 miles from Traverse City.
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Warmed apple tart à la mode was a trifle short on apple and ice cream and overloaded with whipped cream.
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The pickles were tart, the mayo added a smear of fatty comfort, and the chicken was outstandingly juicy and fresh.
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There were fluffy banana bread-like cubes playing happily with dense, tart purées and rich — but not too sweet — creams.
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Although the combination of tomato and pumpkin seems improbable, in the case of this sweet and tart soup, it worked.
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They also give you something to chew on while the sweet cream and tart raspberry layers melt in your mouth.
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Mill's insistence that no single rule could be "applicable to all cases" is the tart death sentence liberalism offers utopianism.
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For sure you'll want to make his tomato tart with fresh mozzarella and anchovies, if not today then very soon.
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When it comes to Ontario, however, there's a clear champion: the butter tart, a treat commonly served at big holidays.
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By now, I'm ready for something sweet, so jump to the stainless steel hotplate covered in bowls of Bakewell tart.
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But clearly Castro had not been briefed that the two American journalists' multipart questions would include tart ones for him.
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One was a rustic blueberry tart that was slightly underbaked on a first encounter and perfect the second time around.
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The tart, orange berry grows only one per stalk, and it stays ripe in the wild for only three weeks.
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We ladle in spoonfuls of sweet-tart tamarind sauce, then down each of the morsels in one deliciously messy bite.
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Desserts by Salvatore Martone include a lemon meringue tart with citrus marmalade, and strawberries with strawberry mousse and herb granite.
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Constance, who has craftily figured out how to access it, reads the messages aloud, with tart emphasis on grammatical errors.
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Readers loved the easy prep, the recipe's adaptability and the quick-pickled onions, which add a complementary sweet-tart crunch.
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Ms. Baril makes a smaller version of the tart, using shallow, scooped tins with a seashell pattern on the bottom.
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But you have to swat their hands away from the butter tart plate or they would eat the entire plateful.
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"The major differentiator for Netflix subtitles versus DVD is scale," Marlee Tart, a corporate public relations officer at Netflix said.
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The dash of umeboshi vinegar — a tart, fermented plum vinegar sold in Japanese markets — adds subtle umami and stimulates digestion.
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After browsing, visitors can sit at one of 10 tiny tables for a house-made tart (egg, almond or pistachio).
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I would highly recommend the tart and delicious Frog's Leap sauvignon blanc, from Rutherford in the Napa Valley (about $220).
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The clam is briny and tart and chewy, and affects you like a splash of Norwegian water in the face.
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On Tuesday, you should set up this mushroom-Parmesan tart so you can take it for lunch on Wednesday. No?
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The courses progress from light to rich, starting with a tart granita of omija (magnolia berry) with lemon-basil sorbet.
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As Secretary Pompeo observed in his fittingly tart response on Tuesday, what the committee chairmen issued was merely a letter.
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But perhaps fame and success have corroded him, because on the tart "Mood Swings," he dispenses with the sweetness altogether.
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Why make brownies when a matcha crème brûlée tart will garner more likes, and you can order the powder online?
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I particularly loved her rum-scented raisin slab pie, which was like a giant Pop-Tart that grew up right.
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For recovery after weight training, Kimball is a proponent of tart cherry juice to help reduce joint and muscle pain.
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Sadly, the original meat pie pictures have now been removed and replaced with a correct mincemeat and apple tart image.
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For fancier occasions, these bars hold their own served on a plate with a fork, like a mini lemon tart.
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With a topping of buttery walnuts, fresh mint leaves and tart pomegranate seeds, this is a nuanced, harmonious, festive pilaf.
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Pissaladière, a classic tart, was often packed in a picnic basket (and now occasionally appears on the menu at King).
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Three recipes for tart filling and six recipes for butter tarts appear in the "Canadian Farm Cook Book" of 1911.
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Thiessen adds both the juice and the segments of the tart fruit into her mixture in place of the typical lime.
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The actual edible part is a pretty unique combo of tart and sweet, but even the real thing is definitely subtle.
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Unripe (red) tomatoes will be pale green all over, feel nearly solid and will have a more acidic or tart flavor.
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One clue to the Orange Crush flavor is the "orange oils" found in the ingredients list on its Pop-Tart box.
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Once again, we have a pair of tart-tongued adversaries trading barbs before acknowledging a magnetic attraction that neither can resist.
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The super bright and tart flavor is a much-needed contrast against rich and heavy side dishes (often drowned in gravy).
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"It was surprisingly tart without any off-flavors such as 'funk' that are typically expected from wild yeast beers," Madden said.
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At first, the idea for the beer was a Berliner weisse, which is more of a low-bitterness, more-tart sour.
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" During their tart exchanges Lenny at one point derides Sidney's fondness for watching sports as "just another opium for the people.
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The result is what Founders brewmaster Jeremy Kosmicki calls a "rich and tart" stout, which is being sold in 750ml bottles.
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Will he get the deposit back from the bakers before they begin the inevitable process of creating a stadium size tart?
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Top each tart with apricot preserve, followed by a small spoonful of the pecan mixture, and finally a piece of brie.
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Originally, she told people that the child choked on a Pop Tart; that was one of the discrepancies the police found.
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But leave it to Eureka O'Hara—season nine's tart-tongued, big hipped contestant—to be sent packing because of an injury.
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It doesn't get easier than three ingredients—fresh, juicy cucumbers tossed with a tart white balsamic vinegar and crunchy sesame seeds.
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All this guarantees a tart and tense debate with Rubio the focus of attention, though the last-minute demotion of Sen.
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I wonder if it will sound more like the sharp spice of the root or the tart laugh of the citrus.
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I imagine a lengthy tirade about this artisanal pop tart, a mismatch of ideals that Lorelai would find repulsive and unnecessary.
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Sure, the Republicans are engaged in a hilarious performance of "The Taming of the Shrew" with their tart-tongued presumptive nominee.
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The brand's sparse white packaging, tart taste and high protein has earned it a loyal following among the health-conscious set.
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As mayor, Sweet Tart won't have to make a lot of tough decisions, and she probably won't have to sign anything.
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However, the crispy fried onions added a great crunch to the burger's texture while the pickled jalapeños added a tart kick.
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I had heard that his wife made a good one, a tart, spicy version, almost crunchy with herbs, called pla goong.
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He made it with a luxardo cherry, which added an extra tart sweetness that helped mask the smokiness of the bourbon.
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The apple chunks were juicy, the maple was subtle and not at all overpowering, and the cranberries were tart and sweet.
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The final conversation between them is perceptive; they and the other cast members handle Mr. Malawer's tart dialogue with impressive timing.
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Pretty sure she means you, Jay Z. Our takeaway: Like lemonade itself, this production is going to be sweet and tart.
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He plates the cabbage up with crisp slices of Asian pear and tart apple, and a few leaves of frisee lettuce.
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In winter she ordered catalogues, pored Over subtleties of mouthfeel and touch: Tart and sweet and crisp; waxy , smooth , And rough .
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"Killing Eve" is a different sort of homoerotic candy, a tart, twisty thriller that was a sensation in its first season.
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Some seasonal dishes include raw chestnuts with uni, sweet shrimp with squash and bronze fennel, and sweet-and-sour fig tart.
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She infuses Southern recipes with Indian influence, like breakfast grits with yellow lentils or chocolate tart infused with bird's-eye chile.
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New for spring are carrot cake, tart lemon and coconut in individual servings or, with 72 hours' notice, a larger size.
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A fork sufficed for a clever almond tart surmounted with thinly sliced rhubarb that gave it a subtle but palpable zing.
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They all have this power, but the exemplar might be the lemon tart that I've been baking for about 20 years.
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The letters, like her emails, were a mixture of delusional statements, literary references, tart commentary and harsh attacks on other people.
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In its latest version, there is some fresh opening thematic material that adds a surprising, if characteristically tart, quality of Americana.
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She was alternately tart and deliberative, contained but occasionally allowing a flash of anger to break through her carefully composed sentences.
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It is so crisp and so fizzy, offering the same tart, slightly herbaceous, palate-cleansing quality of a gin and tonic.
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Members of the Orchestra of St. Luke's had the music sounding idiomatically Weill: suave-then-tart, swinging lightly but not weakly.
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The Tanka Bar is a modern version of a traditional Native snack, made of smoked meat and preserved with tart fruits.
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Take it one step further, with a vanilla-hyssop-lemongrass simple syrup and some tart crème fraîche rather than sweet cream.
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Recipe: Zucchini and Egg Tart With Fresh Herbs Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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City Kitchen Don't call it tiramisù: This creamy rhubarb dessert is prepared similarly, but is flavored with tart rhubarb and orange.
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In November of 1974, New York experimental art space the Kitchen hosted an evening of food and performance called Soup & Tart.
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I'm making the case for building the tart, step by arduous step, stone by stone, with a song in your heart.
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But Ms. Notley, whose political fortunes also rest on the project, wasn't the only person with tart words for Mr. Trudeau.
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More than 74 percent of the country's tart cherries are grown in Michigan, a great many of them around Traverse City.
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Lemon-Up I'm peppy, I'm tart and I've got tons of positive affirmations up my sleeve — my cookie sleeve, that is!
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As Emett explains it, the tarte tatin, which can also be made with peaches or pears, is "an upside-down tart."
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And there's a tart heap of salmon tartare chopped with gooseberries; it's dotted with crema and a gooseberry-pasilla chile salsa.
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He has stocked the cafe, now Le French Tart, with imported cheeses, condiments and biscuits, along with domestic items, especially charcuterie.
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It was a perfect place to stroll and enjoy the egg tart I'd purchased for 9 dollars from Koi Kei Bakery.
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A decadent sticky-toffee pudding for two was brilliantly balanced by quenelles of tart apple sorbet and dollops of Chantilly cream.
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Chaat is India's seemingly limitless genre of snacks, alchemies of sour-sweet, tart and smoky, cooling and incendiary, creamy and crackling.
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Sunglasses like a Venetian mask, a spiral pear- and-amaretto tart, she drinks too much champagne then hides and throws up.
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Cook: This chocolate caramel tart comes from the dawn of the salty-dessert trend, and it shows why the pairing works.
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I always cook berries (blue, black, sometimes currants) in rosewater and tart cherry extract; then sprinkle them with walnuts and cinnamon.
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I liked the way the viola and recorders mingled so closely: one moment prolonging tart harmonies, the next trading perky sputterings.
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And research in rats has found tart cherry anthocyanins to have effects similar to those of pain medications known as NSAIDs.
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Leftover and cold, eaten wrapped in a napkin on your way out the door, this robust tart can hold its own.
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Then again, there's the No. 16, the Perugia, in which tart balsamic dressing plays off the saltiness of coppa pork cuts.
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I love sour beers, and this is one of the best I've had: fruity and mouth-puckeringly tart but eminently drinkable.
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At least one dessert actually was simple in the normal sense of the word: a clean-tasting lemon tart served unadorned.
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They make the tart crunchier and even prettier, without adding more work — in keeping with the spirit of this lovely dessert.
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They make the tart crunchier and even prettier, without adding more work — in keeping with the spirit of this lovely dessert.
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The slightly tart, resiny sound of traditional fiddle playing carried over beautifully into fresh readings of Haydn and into the Beethoven.
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The very first butter tart recipe may never be found, because until recently cookbooks were not seen as items worth preserving.
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In September, the Fosters opened an outpost (with a modern tart press) in Barrie to keep up with year-round demand.
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Natasha will make a carrot and onion tart using leftover pie crust and some other odds and ends from the restaurant.
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By midcentury, Eaton's department store in Toronto included a butter tart in its boxed picnic lunches, and Canadian Betty Crockers like Edith Adams (the fictional home economist of The Vancouver Sun) and Rita Martin (also fictional, with a name pronounceable in French and English) evangelized the tart, along with real-life home economists like Kate Aitken.
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Her bone-dry macaron decor brings nothing to the table, and the passion fruit and chocolate tart layers are a bit sloppy.
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Then, they eat a veggie tart made from produce plucked fresh from the first lady's White House garden off of Obama china.
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As we sit licking spoons and idly rubbing contented paunches, a final tray is brought over—bearing a custard tart, of course.
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"This is going to add a nice tart acidity and it's also going to keep these apples from turning brown," she says.
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The duds: a vegan apricot tart best left to vegans, and a banana-cream-pie parfait that seemed to have undergone fermentation.
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A Pop Tart Two foamboards, ribbon to connect them, and some QT with poster paint can get you this in a jiffy.
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However, Simply Lemon possessed a nice balance of tart and sweet, and on this hot July day, we found it quite refreshing.
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Every bite features a punch of hot chili spice, followed by tart citrus cutting through the buttery, sweet fish like a knife.
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While she can be a little shy, Sweet Tart, 9, wanted voters to know she isn't stuck up, her campaign profile states.
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A mix of lime juice, pineapple juice, coconut syrup, green Chartreuse, and white rum, it's sweet, tart, and a little bit dangerous.
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LOS ANGELES — Doris Roberts, who played the tart-tongued, endlessly meddling mother on Everybody Loves Raymond, has died, a family spokeswoman said.
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I always keep a frozen bag of last year's cherries ready especially for my wife's Susi's famous tart cherry pie upon arrival.
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"A lot of parents are very engaged and they're natural activists," said Laura Levine, president and CEO of the Jump$tart Coalition.
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The colors and flavors change from blue and sweet to pink and tart as you continue to drink and swirl the drink.
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Finger limes are used for their sharp, citrusy and tart notes to flavour spirits, and are also a popular adornment for cocktails.
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As for Benedick and Beatrice, Mr. Carpenter's strut and swagger are a fine counterpart to Ms. Darcy's tart tongue and righteous spine.
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But it is also cleareyed, generous and funny — tart but not sour, sweet but not too sweet, like one of Guy's pickles.
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"I thought, 'It's the end of the era,'" said Alex Perros, who had been going to Once Upon a Tart for years.
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Consider Pasteis de Nata, a Portuguese custard tart dusted with cinnamon, or Ginga, a Portuguese cherry liqueur that originated in the city.
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They're tart, with hints of caramel, and beg for a glass of sauvignon blanc: Annelies, $34.99 a pound, Murray's Cheese shops, murrayscheese.com.
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Lydon likes her key-lime flavor pronounced and tart, and suggests that if you want it sweeter, you use less citrus juice.
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It also includes anti-inflammatory tart cherry and black pepper extracts, which research suggests can help reduce muscle pain and boost recovery.
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My mother called me a tart when I wore a short red velvet vintage dress to a formal dance in high school.
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"It's the perfect combination of tart and sweet," says the chef and author of the Fiestas cookbook 1 cup fresh mint leaves
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In the spirit of keeping it all in good, honest fun, I'll end with Meades's "original" recipe for Fig and Ham Tart.
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But it is hard not to want the lemonade, which is cold and just tart enough and not very filling at all.
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Cutely, the sisters are named May, June and August: May (Anastacia McCleskey) unsteady, June (Eisa Davis) tart and August (LaChanze) earth-motherly.
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Thanks to a foundation of store-bought puff pastry, this tart is also fairly easy, ideal for a low-fuss Easter brunch.
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"But we also grow Grenache in this," he said, raising a glass with tart-smelling chunks of what looked like potting soil.
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Recipes: Apricot Tart With Pistachio Frangipane | Poached Apricots With Pistachio and Amaretto Mascarpone Follow NYT Food on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Pinterest.
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Make a cranberry curd tart (above), nutmeg-maple pie, pecan pie truffles or any of the recipes in the collection below. cooking
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Last month's was a tart hip-hop remix of the song "Wrote My Way Out," from the 2016 "The Hamilton Mixtape" album.
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It was a welcome touch that helped the sweet meat stand out against rich, buttery grated, cooked corn and tart husk cherries.
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Sea scallops, another main course, get along better with just one good sauce, a tart sorrel purée with an undercurrent of cumin.
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They're frozen, in equal-size containers: Florentine tart, noodles with carrots, oven-fried chicken with brown rice and carrots, and Moroccan chicken.
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The tart soup, bolstered with rice and herbs, can be served cold, and benefits at any temperature from a dollop of yogurt.
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Approximately 28 marketing orders still exist today, but only two — the Tart Cherry Order and a Spearmint Order — directly limit crop sales.
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Its authority extends only to the domestic tart cherry industry, yet the market is shaped by producers and consumers around the world.
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Adding insult to injury, the cherry board requires domestic farmers to pay into a promotional fund trumpeting the benefits of tart cherries.
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The girls' tart-tongued gay bestie, Kevin (a character from the new version of the comic strip), seduces a bi-curious Moose.
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Also blinis with caviar, made to order on a spirit stove, salad of salsify and chopped egg, custard tart, Billecart-Salmon rosé.
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But if "Home" was a bracing tonic, Andrews's follow-up, "Home Work" — written with one of her daughters — — is a treacle tart.
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But the best parts of the book are tart evocations of the mid-century comic-club scene and of Rivers's inimitable panache.
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Not only does star fruit make for a great social media picture, but the tart fruit also has a number of benefits.
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In another study, semi-professional soccer players consumed tart cherry concentrate (which was mixed with water) or a placebo for eight days.
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Alternative flours — einkorn, teff and rye — appear frequently, often where you'd least expect them (flaky tart dough, carrot cake, devil's food cake).
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For good reason: Fleming's seasonal recipes are still groundbreaking and influential today, from the chocolate caramel tart to the peach tartes tatin.
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"There was never store-bought yogurt in our house, because none compared to my father's velvety, tart homemade tufts," our writer says.
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No. 22015 was the 220 Wisdom from Inspire Moore, a deliciously saline, savory mouthful, with flavors of both tart and sweet fruit.
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There are three varieties: the tart Be Original, with some heat; a more forceful Be Hot and a gently mellow Be Mango.
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Lincoln's tart drawl earned comparisons to Billie Holiday, but she matched it with a deep, bridling intensity that refused to be displaced.
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Of course Nigella Lawson has made a chocolate tart too dark, too glossy, and too curved to be photographed all at once.
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It features a crème base with tart apple and caramel is topped and topped with pink whipped cream "brains" and red mocha drizzle.
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It was pretty absurd, so of course, it's a little tongue-in-cheek that we named the apple tart after her: The Hils.
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But his bravado, tart taunts of reporters, and his creative use of the facts were as dominant as they were throughout his campaign.
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Jishnu Das of the Centre for Policy Research, a think-tank in Delhi, is puzzled by the decision to tart up derelict clinics.
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After he seasons the mixture with salt and pepper, the result is a silky sauce with the perfect balance of sweet and tart.
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Zenzi Williams brings a tart, embittered edge to the opportunistic Yvette, whose song of sexual exploitation by soldiers is among the musical highlights.
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I head to my parents' house in South Miami and buy a fruit tart at The Fresh Market for dessert on the way.
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The cabbage snapped to attention in a sauce that had heat, but not so much that you couldn't appreciate its tart, pungent, flavor.
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It's the second big announcement Facebok has made about its News Feed this month, and it raised questions and plenty of tart criticsm.
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Lunch is provided — I have a salmon pastry, veg spring roll, roast veg tart, and a salad with figs, parma ham, and raspberries.
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I stood below, watching a shirtless Holland collect the orange flowers that would later find themselves on top of Noma Australia's scallop tart.
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Cherry Drop — Traverse, Michigan According to the event website, the region in Michigan grows 75% of the nation's annual tart cherry crop. 15.
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The best of the bunch was the lulada, a drink made out of lulo, a tart fruit that grows in Colombia and Ecuador.
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Sweet, tart, and savory, this raw sunchoke salad comes together quickly—perfect for those nights when the heat just zaps all your energy.
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A Notcutts with a busy cafe full of pensioners eeking out a cup of tea and a bakewell tart for hours on end.
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The Passion Tea, which is available at Starbucks locations in America, is a slightly tart blend of hibiscus flower, papaya, mango, and lemongrass.
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When it focuses on being a tart, melancholy, frequently dirty treatise on indignity, reconciliation and clashing expectations, "Back to Life" works quite well.
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But then I thought about how I could channel the Pumpkin-Caramel Tart recipe I shared a few years ago from Bon Appétit.
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When Once Upon a Tart, a French bakery, was shuttered in 2014, it was just another local favorite lost to the changing times.
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"Speechless" is like a network-TV version of the British "Raised By Wolves," or "Shameless," tart comedies about eccentric families against the world.
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Tart didn't share the exact number of genres they use to curate their movies and TV shows, but she says it changes often.
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The cranberries and orange were tart and crisp, the pumpkin seeks added a nice nuttiness and the ginger gave it a little kick.
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A selection of pickles includes a tart wakame kraut and a pear kimchi that strikes a wonderful balance of unexpected sweetness and heat.
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She has been tart tongued and sharp elbowed when it comes to defending Israel, making clear that there's a new sheriff in town.
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This year's Utopias was finished in Cognac and Madeira barrels and blended with a small amount of tart Kosmic Mother Funk wild ale.
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In Greece, Turkey and some regions of Italy, many cooks favor a wonderfully tart sauce of eggs and lemon to flavor their lamb.
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Lean into using corn as a dessert by combining them with sweet husk cherries and honey for an unconventional but undeniably tasty tart.
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This required Sonya to nibble another bite of her raspberry tart — a gesture that caused Greenwich Village to jiggle and bristle up bright.
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Visit her stand at Smorgasburg's winter market, and you'll find other items like her sauerkraut tart, onion cakes, poppy-seed cakes and strudels.
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Tart and sweet, tinged with the faint scent of almonds and flowers, the Blenheim is the ideal apricot for both eating and preserving.
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Tart and just sweet enough, some of the rhubarb mixture is brushed over the roasting chicken, where the sugar helps bronze its skin.
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But I avoided the usual tart-fruit component so the spices would have less competition, and I seared some shallots to go alongside.
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There were Harvard beets; certainly they were canned, but my mother thickened their sauce with cornstarch and seasoned them to sweet-tart perfection.
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Maisie Wilhelm's grandmother Catherine "Cassie" Wilhelm had a handwritten recipe book she shared with her family, including their version of the butter tart.
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It can be an elegant tart, a dainty quiche or, as in this case, a rustic pie that's homely, but impossible to resist.
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But once it's cut, the tart reveals a magenta stripe of simmered plums in each slice — fragrant with cinnamon and glistening with honey.
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I wouldn't recommend getting much else at KFC in Thailand — which heavily emphasizes its connection to Colonel Sanders — other than the egg tart.
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JON PARELES The tart individuality of Chaka Khan's voice is barely recognizable in "Like Sugar" because it's multitracked in unison, canceling out quirks.
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Tart clementine juice and juicy blood-red pomegranate seeds make an especially elegant version, a light, refreshing dessert that's perfect for the holidays.
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Make roasted butternut squash (above), vegan mushroom gravy, a harvest tart with pumpkin or any of the recipes in the collection below. cooking
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Yotam Ottolenghi has a couple of new recipes to try, for a blueberry, almond and lemon cake, and for a raspberry-pistachio tart.
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Online, Jemisin is an active, quick-witted commentator, lacing her posts—about politics or about the writing life—with zingers and tart observations.
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The 21 farmers and processors who sit on the tart cherry board dictate how many cherries growers can sell at any given time.
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I discovered the technique in the first professional kitchen I worked in, where I was charged with making the restaurant's classic lemon tart.
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Sudado de pescado, kingfish in a tart seafood and beer broth, would have been more inviting if the main ingredient hadn't been overcooked.
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Start with the grilled whole shrimp, butterflied and brushed with Nam Jim, a signature dipping sauce that is tart, sweet, spicy, and addictive.
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His astute observations were leavened with tart humor, and he was adept at using misunderstandings, either accidental or willful, as fuel for drama.
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Those little pips are tart, sweet and so delicious when eaten by the handful, juiced or reduced down to a syrupy thick molasses.
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Or perhaps you could start your dinner with Melissa's salad, then head into Yotam's feta-and-herb phyllo tart for your main course.
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" Craig Claiborne, in a review from 163, observed, "The lobster tart was palatable but bland and the skewered lamb on the dry side.
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In 2004, in the Times , my colleague Kelefa Sanneh wrote a tart takedown of "rockism," the fetishization of realness that haunts music criticism.
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This holiday favorite "is refreshingly tart and lean, forgoing the usual schmaltz and syrup," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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Highlights include a rich onion tart, warm sausage with potatoes, risotto of wild mushrooms, bass with Champagne and caviar, and steak au poivre.
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The confusion over the meat and apple tart was initially highlighted in a comment under the recipe by user Steve3742 three months ago.
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But Ms. Nevins is also fiercely protective of her filmmaker "cubs," firing off tart and impolitic notes to critics who give negative reviews.
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Definitely think about this boozy cherry walnut tart that among many other things may turn you on to the joys of frozen cherries.
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Make zucchini and egg tart with fresh herbs (above), date-and-walnut bars or any of the recipes in the collection below. cooking
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"Good butter tarts, they seem like a modest dessert," said Michael DeForge, a creator of TartQuest, an Instagram feed of butter tart reviews.
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In this recipe, the fillets are adorned with bright, juicy, sweet and tart segments of blood orange, which contrast beautifully with the understated fish.
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For his surprisingly good beet and goat cheese salad, he takes a minty herb called muña and tart yellow gooseberries, native to the Andes.
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The show follows a dysfunctional group of celebrity ghost tweeters (played by Patty Guggenheim, Peet Guercio, Carl Tart and Kimberley Crossman as Nikki Hart).
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Tart, crisp, and scoring between 1,500 and 4,000 on the Scoville scale, cascabellas are often misidentified as banana peppers, pepperoncini, or Hungarian wax peppers.
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When Georgie lost his arm to Pennywise in the storm drain, I dropped my Pop-Tart and flipped channels, but it was too late.
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Today is a poached egg on a bed of pea shoots, a baked potato, and a radish tart with apple and leek vinaigrette salad.
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Make sticky Roast Chicken in Pomegranate and Date Molasses, a magnificent Date, Walnut, Silan and Sesame Challah or a showstopper Tahini Salted Caramel Tart.
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The steakhouse has a delicious Thanksgiving meal available to dine in on Thanksgiving Day, including roasted butternut squash soup and warm apple tart. Yum!
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The ingredients it uses include tart cherry, which can help reduce muscle soreness, green tea for energy and sweet potato powder to curb appetites.
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The frap has crème infused with flavors of tart apple and caramel, and it's topped with red mocha drizzle and pink whipped cream.
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I'm now feeling kind of bloated and full from drinking several glasses of tart juice, but there's still one thing I have to do.
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We don't use honey, as it's not vegan, so we use agave instead," Filippelli said, adding that the Smurf has "quite a tart aftertaste.
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Thanks to the World Wide Web, you don't have to taste-test astronaut food, weird pop-tart flavors, or the oldest peanut butter ever.
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The menu for the day was rosemary olive oil bread, kale salad with smoked salmon and ginger, asparagus timbales, and a rhubarb-strawberry tart.
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We instead ordered a special of sliced pork loin, cooked to a pink turn, served with a sweet-tart limoncello sauce and roasted potatoes.
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Its We Got the Beet flavor is tart with lemon juice and much rougher on the tongue than the suave purées she'd given me.
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In effect, they are creating their own pastry chefs like so many tart shells rather than paying a premium to hire them fully formed.
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On another night, the suet crust under a savory tart of fall plums was much more tender, though there was still room for improvement.
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A molten-center chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream and a fruit tart with pastry cream and berries were both house-made and good.
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The sandwich was great — a greasy triumph of crispy fried chicken paired with a sweet brioche bun, tart pickles, and a mayo-based sauce.
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Preserved blackberries, tart and a little salty, brought a welcome sharpness to endive salad, dressed with mild and creamy havgus cheese and chopped almonds.
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It was also the perfect throne for the ingredients of the sandwich: salty deli meats, tart and fatty seasonings, and refreshingly crunchy shredded lettuce.
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I prefer it on the tart side: just adjust the amount of sugar to make it as sweet or as sharp as you like.
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Recipes: Buckwheat Berry Striped Cake | Fourth of July An earlier version of this story misstated the type of tart pan recommended for the recipe.
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Fugues, text messages to the dead, imagined outtakes from Wittgenstein, tart mini-operas, fairy tales: Matthews is virtuosic, frantic, and darkly, very darkly, funny.
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When you live in the paradise known as Costa Rica, these ingredients just happen to include caramel-y rum and super-tart passion fruit.
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It doesn't always come in ropes, and it's not only sweet but also salty, in varying degrees from mild to brutally, and overwhelmingly tart.
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If you like your kombucha more tart, you might want to go longer; or if you like it sweeter, pull the tea earlier. 4.
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The result—sometimes collectively thrown under the wide umbrella of sour beer—can be tart and pungent, funky and fragrant, or mellow and tangy.
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Dessert was a high point: a flaky miniature babka, with coffee-cardamom gelato; an al-dente baked apple, with granola and tart-apple sorbet.
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BEST VALUE ★★★ CA' RUGATE VALPOLICELLA RIO ALBO 210 $16 Deep, long, complex and savory, with flavors of tart cherry and earth.
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She added that Michigan tart cherry growers haven't received any help from the administration's trade bailout for farmers, despite unfair practices by competitors overseas.
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Build a Beautiful Savory Tart Out of Your Leftovers Potato and radicchio are tucked into a tender dough in this spontaneous but deliberate meal.
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Icelandic Provisions's skyr, which is made with cultures from Iceland, is creamier and not as tart as what he grew up eating, he said.
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By then it was fall, so I replaced the black currants with frozen cranberries, and the tart frosting turned a beautiful shade of pink.
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PARELES Lauren Mayberry, frontwoman of the Scottish band Chvrches, has a voice that's tart, serrated and soaring — it cleanly pierces through everything around it.
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"In order to do Japanese subtitles well, we have had to invest a significant amount of time in subtitle standardization work," Ms. Tart said.
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He also wrote 12 cookbooks, won four James Beard Awards for his prolific and tart commentary in books and magazines and produced three novels.
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The creator of the infamous Pop-Tart cheese sandwich that sent shockwaves through the Twittersphere has gotten a second chance at sandwich design glory.
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The undeniable citric quality of some of these nicely made Oregon chardonnays went beyond a tart hint of lemon to deliver a briny edge.
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It also tastes super healthy, so if you can't deal with bitter veggies or tart fruits, it may not be the service for you.
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Mr. Bloomberg, whose lavishly financed campaign was also running an ad during the Super Bowl, responded in a tart fashion that delighted some liberals.
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Instead of a zesty, powdered-sugar cookie like Savannah Smiles, Lemon-Ups have a sweet glaze to perfectly balance a more tart lemon cookie.
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A filling bowl of black rice porridge with coconut crème set me back 28.90 euros, and a tangy, satisfying rhubarb hazelnut tart cost 4.503.
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Whether they're sliced or halved, arranged in a tart shell, on a crostini or just on a plate, there are few visions more enticing.
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I order a fruit tart and another coffee, then spend about 45 minutes sketching out what the report should look like on my notepad.
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She adds cranberry molasses for a tart tang, black sesame gomashio for a salty note and a drizzle of cold-pressed cranberry-seed oil.
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It took me a few boxes of Pop Tart flavors to realize I actually don't even like them and I haven't looked back since.
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With a mixture of velvety butternut squash, earthy mushrooms and sweet green leeks, this tart makes for an especially pretty yet satisfying vegetarian meal.
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DRINKS The club's namesake is a drink from the Detroit Athletic Club, circa 1916 — a tart mix of gin, chartreuse, maraschino liqueur and lime.
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The journey began with a soft and sweet brioche bun that gave way into cool, crispy cabbage, thick, tart pickles, and hot battered chicken.
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Plante's recently reissued memoir of his friendships with three literary icons — Jean Rhys, Germaine Greer and Sonia Orwell — is a tart and complicated pleasure.
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Surprise treats, like pickled green blueberries on the appetizer board or a sweet-tart nibble of black currant-strawberry pâté de fruit, paced the meal.
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Then you'd have the "creamy consistency" and "slightly tart taste that becomes more pronounced over its shelf life" of the non-yogurt Bio-K probiotic.
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Butter sides and bottom of an 8- to 9×3-inch round metal fluted tart pan with removable rim or a round ceramic baking dish.
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Back in 2011, Claire was profiled as one of LA Weekly's "Best of LA" for the formation of her now-defunct art gallery, pop tART.
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"Both flavors are made with ingredients that taste similar to A&W Root Beer and Crush Orange," said Shawn Jackson, a Pop-Tart PR rep.
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With the perfect balance of sweet and tart and a shape that holds up to heat, this kind is also makes for incredible apple pie.
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Factor in the spirits of choice—gin and green Chartreuse—and the result is a drink that's sweet, tart, fruity, potent, and certainly pineapple-y.
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What I'll Be DoingMy top focus will be to acquire those sweet Bonne Maman Preserves® (Apricot), the glorious nectar of sugar and tart fruit.
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It's a perfect representation of the sketch show, known for its sweet and sometimes tart, well-aged takes on everything from pop culture to politics.
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Put dough into sprayed tart shell, add weights of your choosing (we typically use beans in aluminum foil).
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All the cups have a faint sweetness: The Frida flavor has the bright sugary kick of citrus but without the tart pucker, like a creamsicle.
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It's not blowing my mind or anything — I'm not ready to go on a juice cleanse — but it's pleasant, with a very green, tart taste.
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The beverage starts off purple in color, but as it is stirred it becomes pink and the flavor changes from sweet and fruity to tart.
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Sorry, but arguing with the algorithm is futile: canned cranberry sauce is a tart surprise in a sea of umami and should not be underestimated.
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Pair it with something sweet, bright, and acidic—sour cherry spread or basically any berry jam, a balsamic reduction, tart apple slices or sweet grapes.
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At Noma, for instance, where chefs use exclusively regional ingredients, they cannot turn to lemons or grape-based vinegars to add tart notes to dishes.
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The brands have, for example, introduced potent Indian pale ales (IPAs) and sour gose -- a tart and salty style of German beer -- to the market.
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As for the chocolate pretzel tart, with its thin loops of peanut brittle in sea salt caramel, I'd suggest a return to the drawing board.
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There were also lamb chops on the menu, and turlu, a vegetable stew packed with bay leaves in a sauce too tart for my taste.
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About 150 guests are expected to dine on rack of lamb and nectarine tart and enjoy an after-dinner performance by the Washington National Opera.
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Her narrative is juicy in the mold less of a chophouse steak than of a summer peach: a little tart, a little sweet, mostly refreshing.
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Our third beer was Progenitor from Crooked Stave in Denver, tart and modestly funky, with a telltale, well-integrated aroma that comes from dry hopping.
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One is a very dark and fluffy chocolate tart, so pleasurable it must have been a reward for some good deed I'd done by mistake.
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A tart, thin, puréed marinara gets nothing but a glug of grassy olive oil and a sprinkling of basil and oregano, redolent of a garden.
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And the sour cherry atop this particular rhubarb tart: Tommy's preternaturally adorable son, T.J. (Elijah Jacob), hasn't spoken in the year since his mother died.
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There's Neptune's necklace, a seaweed whose briny pods pop in your mouth, and finger lime, whose minuscule capsules offer a contrasting squirt of tart citrus.
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Hours later, I supped on silky broth rich with fat and gelatin, kept lively by tart sauerkraut and the sweet, almost floral taste of caraway.
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Everything is comic, down to the undignified string of Livid's pajama pants and the verb "harassed," with its tart note of household martyrdom and manipulation.
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With a gose-style beer and a bit of fresh-squeezed lemon juice, this is a sweet-tart shandy you can sip all day long.
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This new version replaces the casually bilingual rapping on the original with tart Spanish, and she sounds even more at ease in her eye-rolls.
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"Do we have a merlot that has this tart of a fruit flavor?" said Imane Hanine, the former assistant general manager at Corkbuzz Wine Studio.
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But the best were quintessential Italian reds, balancing the flavors of sweet cherry fruit with a tart, earthy quality and a welcome bitterness that refreshed.
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From Alison Roman's garlic braised short ribs with red wine (above) to whole-lemon tart, here are the recipes readers loved most this week. cooking
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In the canon of Portuguese pastries, the most storied sweet is the pastéis de nata, a flaky, palm-size tart with creamy egg-custard filling.
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" In Ormonde Jayne's Frangipani ($225), Pilkington uses tart plum to give "a certain sharpness" and Madagascan vanilla to "bring out the softness of the frangipani.
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The sweet-tart pockets remind me of the raisins in a Chunky candy bar, though I suppose that doesn't seem very restrained or grown up.
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We're excited about simplest strawberry tart (above), Melissa Clark's strawberry shortcake with lemon-pepper syrup and all of the recipes in the collection below. cooking
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That validation can be satisfying, but the emotion is fleeting, like the sugar rush that comes from replacing a real breakfast with a Pop-Tart.
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The more rounded, fruity vinegars end up in her desserts, like a mustang grape and white chocolate tart, made with sunflower and passion fruit seeds.
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He calls his intense new flourless chocolate creation a tart, though it's more like a big brownie showered with cinnamon, nutmeg and clove-spiced pecans.
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It's baked in a fluted form, like a giant cupcake liner, giving it the look of a tart even though it has no pastry crust.
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The thiof, a type of white grouper, is particularly delicious and served smothered in a tart onion sauce with fries and salad on the side.
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Slice whole lemons thin to make an almost marmalade-like filling — skin and all — a different way to make a tart and tasty lemon pie.
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Singing with agile technique and an intriguing mixture of tart and melting sounds, she conveyed the yearning, fragility and final breakdown of this oppressed heroine.
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Sometimes this is a sort of tart with seasonal fruit — candied kumquats, maybe, or white peaches and blueberries — arranged in a mochi wafer called monaka.
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For dessert, the group enjoyed a lemon curd and cream tart, a refreshing foil to the complex flavors and spices used in Aglietti's main courses.
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Expect dishes like thinly sliced local eggplants cooked in Parmesan, silky panna cotta with tart plums and focaccia topped with whatever produce is in season.
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Today, independent growers wishing to market tart cherries as they see fit are stymied by a government-backed, industry-run cartel that controls the market.
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Here, some are cooked down with a little sugar until syrupy, their somewhat elusive flavor condensed into a compote that is baked inside the tart.
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Daydreams about the dessert menu of a high-end London restaurant that Ms. Tandoh has never visited led her to create a toffee-muscovado tart.
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The setup is commonplace, but the scenery is delicious, the dialogue refreshingly tart and the keen supporting cast frisky or affecting, as the occasion demands.
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The wine-infused Rosé & Cream comes with a pink rosé swirl folded into a cream flavor, making it the perfect combination of sweet and tart.
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In the evening, he hosted an opulent state dinner, his first since taking office, featuring rack of lamb and jambalaya with nectarine tart for dessert.
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He thrives on satiny production like this, and here, he eases into it like an exhale, the sleepy-eyed rejoinder to Action Bronson's tart darts.
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You can roast the vegetables up to eight hours in advance, but the tart itself is best made within an hour or two of serving.
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She's about to take her company public, a move that she and a close adviser (Tracy Letts, wry and tart) hope will financially stabilize it.
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Late last year, they opened Wild by Tart, a cozy delicatessen, juice bar and apothecary inside a former power station and coal house in Belgravia.
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Her tart reaction was a rare public display of pique after she once again had been served up as a punching bag for the administration.
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The best have a pure, deep red-cherry flavor, sometimes deliciously tart or bittersweet, along with pronounced floral aromas and flavors, and an earthy minerality.
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Its general approach is to let Morano's images and Moss's face speak for themselves, then slide in with a tart quip from Offred's inner monologue.
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Mr. Christie invested considerable political capital at home reaching out to minority groups, often offering tart words for those Republicans who he thought were closed-minded.
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If we could pick two women to hang out on a couch and eat a vegetable tart with, it would be Michelle Obama and Ina Garten.
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When we named one tart after Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Purple Hibiscus, I went out to buy the book and I read it all in one night.
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But eventually she flipped the script to comedy, first co-starring as a tacky British pop tart with Russell Brand in Get Him to the Greek.
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In another, cubes of tender tuna mingle with slippery wakame, crisp slices of fried lotus root, and earthy black-trumpet mushrooms in a tart, drinkable ponzu.
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Also on the menu will be Fang Sandwiches, which are frosted blueberry Pop-Tarts filled with marshmallow teeth, blue syrup and cherry Pop-Tart cake pops.
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For those of us who relate to Annie from Bridesmaids and can't get enough of tart lemon water despite wanting to hate it, we hear you.
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I make a lentil stir-fry with onion, tomatoes, ginger, garlic, kale, and like 10 different spices, and eat it with tart yogurt and some sourdough.
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This sort of phenomenon happens so often that it's been dubbed "The Egg Tart Effect" after what happened with Portuguese egg tarts in Taiwan in 1997.
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It doesn't have a leavening agent, so it's often used as the base of a tart, quiche, or pie during baking because it doesn't puff up.
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Rohan, played by Josh Quong Tart, is the conservatively-dressed maniac of the film, an unassuming psychopath that is very much a legacy of horror films.
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We love red velvet (even if it is cocoa masquerading as another flavor) — and most of all we love that tart-sweet cream cheese frosting combo.
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If there is a tiny pinch of raw tart dough clinging to the cutting board, you scrape it off and add back to ball of dough.
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He had made it with honey, yeast and what the Arabs called abukamira, a tart fruit that was a cross between an orange and a mango.
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He's also working on a Bengali mustard, dubbed kasundi, which is an intense, tomato-heavy mixture that is a perfect amalgamation of sweet, spicy and tart.
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Noisey: It's been almost a decade since you released What's In Your Head with singer Nick Tart, and you're chuffed about the reaction to the album.
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There can't be many cevicherias in Lima where the tart and spicy marinade for raw scallops and soft hunks of avocado is made from cherimoya purée.
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"Her mother was very nurturing," said Richardson, who salivates at the memory of Marguerite's cherry delight, a dessert that was similar to cheesecake, only more tart.
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If you want to go deeper in the world of complex tart and texture, grab a nug of the very dank goat cheese, Blanc Bleu Tambour.
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She spent about three months working in the kitchen with the original Tart staff to make sure she had the scones and the muffins down pat.
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The salad, which talented photographer Hollis Johnson also thought was excellent, meshed the tart, citrusy flavors of the grapefruit with the earthy taste of the radish.
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I found the Knoll tart and deliciously green and crunchy, with a note of iodine that reminded me of nothing so much as single-malt whisky.
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But no trip to Portugal is complete without picking up a Pasteis de Nata from a local pastry shop, a Portuguese custard tart dusted with cinnamon.
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Some may prefer Tejal Rao's "Fondue Party," with its communal pot of cheese fondue and quick-pickled vegetables, followed by a thin and crisp apple tart.
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The stew's combination of walnut and the sweet-tart high frequency of pomegranate has the capacity to work its way into the crevices of your soul.
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Beans have to be soaked a day before cooking, sweet potatoes peeled, and if she's doing a vegetable tart, a trial one must be made first.
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Memes slowly sprouted, including a Francophile version of Nyan Cat (cheese instead of a Pop-Tart, and a French flag in place of a rainbow trail).
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It goes soft and syrupy while remaining tart, and you can brush its sauce on the roasting bird to help take its skin crisp and bronze.
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She was soothed even further by the audiotapes of Barbara Pym's tart and sweet novels of English village life, to which she listened as she worked.
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Its catalog contains more than 70 cultures, including laboratory-created hybrids like Saisonstein's Monster, which creates a dry, lightly tart beer with notes of bubble gum.
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That's it, and the payoff is big: A dinner of meltingly tender, butter-infused cod enhanced but not overwhelmed by the tart, herb-speckled yogurt sauce.
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"It always baffled me that I never see them anywhere, nor has anyone seemed to have heard of them," Ms. Wilhelm said of the butter tart.
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More complex productions included caviar in a soft aspic with cauliflower cream, truffle tart and ravioli filled with langoustine in a vegetable and foie-gras broth.
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A black taramosalata (caviar spread) made with herring roe, truffles and squid ink, was tart, delicious and unlike anything anyone at the table had ever tasted.
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You can count on a well-made cocktail like the sweet-tart strawberry rhubarb caipirinha, but a night at Last Light is all about the vibe.
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At times the recipes sound over the top (Rosemary Caramel and Dark Chocolate-Potato Chip Tart, for one), but in the end they were artfully balanced.
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We split his deconstructed lemon tart, a delightful round of crisp crust topped with hillocks of tangy lemon cream and a nest of tiny meringue sticks.
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A venison ragout can enrich a winter menu, as can Tyrolean hash with an egg, rösti potatoes, Savoie-style mushrooms and a Mont Blanc chestnut tart.
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This easy salad has a powerfully tart dressing, thanks to a good ¼ cup of syrupy pomegranate molasses, and is complemented by mint and nutty wild rice.
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