Nobody wants to see your beard trimmings in the sink.
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The castle is defunct; its trimmings and furniture, long gone.
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Alex Robert Ross plucks out the stars to make midnight trimmings.
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And what they wanted was the cheapest stuff available—the trimmings.
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Now they're selling a souped up version with all the trimmings.
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All beef trimmings are now tested for salmonella and E. coli.
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In other words, Costco is quality without the usual trimmings of quality.
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Some packages even include a traditional Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings.
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Standing rib roast with all the trimmings signifies extravagance, luxury and abundance.
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Mind Your Tree Trimmings: Decorations can cause GI obstructions if they are consumed.
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Some rescues even do trimmings pro-bono, or for a very cheap price.
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It allows for a lot of trimmings — epigrams, dedications, tips of the hat.
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Its interior is covered in golden trimmings and intricate mosaics devoted to her.
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Some years they sell the trimmings, other times they simply light an enormous bonfire.
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He had all of the trimmings to make a story's hero, not its villain.
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I needed to be more than the icing, the trimmings on a great team.
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The fish are raised on feed made mostly from the trimmings of other fish.
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The term refers to low-cost processed beef trimmings sold by Beef Products Inc.
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In 1993, the Agriculture Department approved the processed trimmings for use in ground beef.
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Here, an otherworldly red coral pendant with pearl and gold trimmings, by Hanut Singh.
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Compostable household items also include eggshells, houseplants, shredded newspaper, cardboard, tea bags and yard trimmings.
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The most recent version is the eighth iteration, which includes trimmings such as ventilation windows.
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It has a 3-million-gallon aquarium, underwater suites, and 24-karat-gold room trimmings.
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Hands full of raw meat trimmings, a dripping coffee filter, or the dreaded baby diaper?
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Nearly all the Chanel hats are novelties in ribbons or taffetas with simple ribbon trimmings.
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And just like last year, its trimmings look more frightening than festive at first glance.
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But that mark was nothing compared with the chrome trimmings of his tie-dyed son.
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The brand just launched an adorable line of holiday trimmings to kickstart your seasonal decorating.
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The shop has a range of vegan trimmings, including pies and mash and tartar sauce.
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The product is created by placing trimmings in centrifuges to separate lean meat from fat.
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Most support Mr. Bercow's decision to ditch the more antiquarian trimmings of the speaker's uniform.
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The butchers at Lobel's are grinding prime rib — trimmings, not the Sunday dinner slab — for burgers.
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And then the most beautiful shave, with all the trimmings (quite literally) of your entire life.
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But, if you're allowed, a few trimmings could make going to work more merry and bright.
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Models wore coats with fur trimmings, sheer skirts and palazzo trousers decorated with marble-like prints.
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The company composted 30,000 pounds of flower trimmings last year, according to a spokesperson for BloomThat.
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My grandma made anything she got her hands on—scraps, trimmings, off-cuts, whatever—taste good.
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It's really important to get high quality trimmings so ask your butcher for his best gear.
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He is unlikely, friends said, to dwell on the trimmings of the White House Christmas tree.
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But there would be the familiar trimmings, she wrote a few years ago for Huffington Post.
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Just replace those fur trimmings with faux fur, and these coats are perfectly suited for 2020.
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His father owned a small company in New York City that manufactured trimmings for women's garments.
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With the trimmings of that we create a purée and a bouillon to cook the noodles in.
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In-between trimmings, you should wait about a month and a half before you touch them again.
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You can also get $25 off when you spend $75 on tree trimmings and other holiday decor.
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Greece is known for bright white walls and bold blue trimmings, but where did those colors originate?
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Graceland's formal rooms are all white carpet and gold trimmings and mirrors — walls and walls of mirrors.
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He offered to share it and pay for all the trimmings if I would cook the meal.
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They had all of the people from out of town over for turkey and all the trimmings.
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But Guard says those extra trimmings can easily go into enchiladas, tacos, or on top of homemade pizzas.
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Mr le Carré is far from the only novelist to have enjoyed handsome trimmings from the box office.
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Because someone actually put Big Papi's 2013 MVP World Series beard trimmings into a glass sphere for...memories?
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They went on to run a wholesale trimmings business in the Los Angeles fashion district for 20 years.
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The scents have been fantastic: oak smoke and pork fat; the smell of vineyard trimmings toasted over coal.
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The original LS was essentially a Japanese Mercedes, with styling and interior trimmings that mimicked the class leader.
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She buys accessories at the Toho Shoji craft store, in midtown, a place that stocks beads and trimmings.
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Kris Jenner brought fans into her Calabasas mansion and debuted a giant Christmas tree with over-the-top trimmings.
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Neither addition is necessary, but, then, "Logan Lucky" delights in superfluities; it's more about the trimmings than the meat.
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Merkel will visit the White House on Friday with none of the elaborate trimmings associated with a state visit.
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While your classic white backdrop works just fine, there's nothing like a photo station with all the trimmings. Meaning?
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The Avenir treatment also adds more wood trimmings and opens up the option of the lovely saddle brown leather.
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The restaurant has a fermentation room, where leftover wine becomes vinegar, and food trimmings participate in homemade soy sauce.
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After selecting their trimmings, the last item guests got on their way out of the church was the turkey.
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When it comes to making sandwiches, smaller breasts mean less labor and no trimmings that could go to waste.
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To that effect, all of the window trimmings on the home's interior are made from the old wooden shelves.
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Chart House: Select Chart House locations are open and serving traditional Thanksgiving dinners with all the trimmings on the holiday.
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These were just some of the surreal trimmings of The Fleiss Feast, the latest installment from Los Angeles Eats Itself.
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The Grammy winner, 38, kept things elegant in a black tuxedo with navy trimmings and a coordinating button-down shirt.
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Once this year's holiday season passes, stock up on trimmings for next year and make the most of steep discounts.
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Eight days later, a police search of the waste ground would recover the stolen items under some discarded hedge trimmings.
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Lower the heat to medium and add the celery, carrots, garlic, onion, all the vegetable trimmings, and the herb stems.
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Outside, the carefully tended flower garden, wooden trimmings on the porch and old sandstone buildings have a story to tell.
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The recalled beef products, which include ground chuck and sirloin trimmings, were packaged on various dates from July 26 to Sept.
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Granted, the looks ahead can easily be done with craft store trimmings... but if you're feeling fancy, then keep scrolling ahead.
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Another, an alluring image representing Frida Kahlo, is framed in upholstery trimmings: velvety, silky cords that invite you to stroke them.
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The Philips Series 7000 beard and stubble trimmer uses a powerful vacuum system to catch your trimmings, leaving everything squeaky clean.
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As it came into view, we could see that it was strewn with a sushi display, replete with all the trimmings.
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Dai: That analogy only works if you bought the Filet-O-Fish and there was a cluster of fingernail trimmings inside.
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Priced at $244,2790, it's also adorned with leather and high-quality interior trimmings including cooled seats, CarPlay and a Bose stereo.
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If you're going to get an ostentatious, mile-demolishing luxury sedan, you might as well get one with all the trimmings.
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The kitchen has all the trimmings, of course (including a hidden ceiling TV), but it's the views that take the cake.
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There are no trimmings to disguise a shoddy product or user experience — unless, of course, startup minimalism has become that very trimming.
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Some passengers use seat-back pockets as a trash bin and they can be full of everything from napkins to nail trimmings.
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The trimmings are there — creature, scared character, ominous music — but the flesh of it (sorry) promises something more meaty than pure terror.
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The ranchers partly paid their cowboys with cheap parts of the steer — heads, entrails and trimmings, which included skirt and flank steaks.
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A spiffy exception was Castle Braid on Troutman Street, a building geared to artists on the site of a former trimmings factory.
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Lean, finely textured beef is made from beef chunks, including trimmings, and exposed to tiny bursts of ammonium hydroxide to kill bacteria.
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Lean, finely textured beef is made from beef chunks, including trimmings and exposed to tiny bursts of ammonium hydroxide to kill bacteria.
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The family gaming area is a wide-open space filled with custom-made foosball, ping pong and pool tables with all the trimmings.
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Rene Boucher, the Republican senator's neighbor in Kentucky, infamously tackled him in November 2017 in his yard, in a dispute over leaf trimmings.
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Moon Jae-in, South Korea's new president, intends to pursue the same approach, offering Mr Trump a state visit with all the trimmings.
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Much of the Brazilian meat is imported as trimmings, which typically end up used in hot dogs, meatballs and other processed meat products.
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Six days a week he made Lebanese food, but the seventh was reserved for Sunday roast, with all the trimmings — including baba ghanouj.
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The Super Bowl — that Super Bowl — turned me into a fan, and year after year I anticipated the game and all its trimmings.
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Switching from a turkey Christmas dinner to a nut roast with all the trimmings can reduce the meal's emissions by more than half.
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One of the bags, the GG Supreme duffel, is especially bold, with a skull-and-crossbones stamp and leather trimmings in vivid colors.
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When Daye makes a departure from the soulful stylings of his idols, he doesn't retreat in the trap-adjacent trimmings of his peers.
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But the answer isn't for lawmakers to throw good money after bad, or to try to prettify a retrograde agenda with humanitarian trimmings.
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Thousands of dollars have been wasted on trimmings and trappings for next-great-fighters the world over who just never panned out, though.
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Through regular horn trimmings, which Hume likens to humans cutting their nails, he has stockpiled more than five tons of horn to sell.
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The installation, curated by Amanda Krugliak, is comprised of mixed-media work on fabric with digital imagery, embroidery, rhinestones, trimmings, bandanas, and floral appliqués.
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And when they finally get a taste of you, smeared on top of a beast of a hotdog with all the trimmings, incredibly delicious.
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Others were cooking up imitations that used pork fat and trimmings—forbidden ingredients in an authentic pudding—and selling it under the Stornoway name.
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Made from dense Central American hardwood trimmings, only hand-selected pieces make it into every bag of Fogo's All-natural Premium Hardwood Lump Charcoal.
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Her father is the president of Jay Company, a Manhattan company that distributes trimmings, such as ribbons and lace, to manufacturers of women's clothing.
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BPI sued in 2012 over news reports about its "lean finely textured beef," a low-fat product made from chunks of beef, including trimmings.
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I will, however, send you a lock of my own hair, plus some beard trimmings (not a joke), for the court is your friend.
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Along with the saddle and harness, archaeologists found fragments of wooden and bronze trimmings, in addition to two other thoroughbred horses, according to the BBC.
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While roast beef and all the trimmings is one of my favourite things to eat, the prospect of eating a fifth meal was extremely nauseating.
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In the interior, that was accomplished with reclaimed wood for the trimmings, floors and ceilings, and a specially mixed paint of organic pigments and cement.
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And Holiday Must-Haves Sale: Now through 11/7, take up to 80% off holiday must-haves – garlands & greenery, trimmings for the tree, and more!
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And all signs point to at least the trimmings of something big, with the involvement of Lucasfilm, Legendary Entertainment and sci-fi great Neal Stephenson.
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These have almost all the legal force of marriage but few of the costly ritual trimmings (the most popular day to get partnered is Monday).
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Anekdot is a Berlin-based, upcycled lingerie company; each garment is made from preconsumer waste materials, which means production leftovers or deadstock fabric and trimmings.
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The little bike comes with several trimmings, such as a small grid of LED headlights in the front, and fairly decent four-inch treaded tires.
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The American Farm Bureau Federation says found the price of the turkey and all the trimmings for 10 people will cost an average of $49.12.
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But, the company's fleet of retrofitted Lexus vehicles has all the trimmings of manually driven cars and will enable drivers to take over as needed.
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If you've never been on a bike before, the Elby S1 also has an easy step-through frame and premium trimmings, like Tektro hydraulic brakes.
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Yet, with all the trimmings, it might be hard to distinguish the Impossible Burger from meat (especially if one were very hungry, or otherwise impaired).
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison recently paid a visit to the White House and was treated to a full state dinner with all the trimmings.
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And they can involve some of the same trimmings depicted in the show, such as purity pledges, white gowns, and chastity rings (with custom engraving!).
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The snow-white card with its silver trimmings is impossible to ignore—partly because few cards are white, and partly because of that clanking noise.
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Each year Mr Rana's uncle and aunt roast a turkey for the family—they taught themselves to cook it properly, he says, with all the trimmings.
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Not only does it seal in those festering odors from raw chicken trimmings and rotting fruit, but it also seals and changes the bag for you.
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While this won't beat your high-end over-ear headphones with all the trimmings, sometimes a $40 pair of daily wear earbuds is all you need.
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They serve up cheap hamburgers, hotdogs and other sandwiches on a griddle with all the trimmings, just the thing you need after a night of partying.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Kuala Lumpur International Airport 22, Malaysia's low-cost carrier terminal, has none of the usual trimmings of an international airport.
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"We have eight-inch napkins made from fabric scraps, the tumblers are made from wine bottles, and my soups are made from vegetable trimmings," he said.
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But Kapoor cannot resist the temptation to include the usual Bollywood trimmings of the "zaalim duniya" (unfair world) which always conspires to keep true lovers apart.
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Me, though, I prefer an afternoon ham with potato rolls and mustard, or a roast turkey with all the trimmings because turkey is my closest fowl.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 95%What critics said: "The Mandalorian is an excellently executed episodic narrative that reincarnates the spaghetti western with futuristic trimmings.
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The feel is modern and contemporary, but with all the traditional trimmings you'd expect from both the W and Marriott brands, so there are no surprises.
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Many buffets and other national restaurant chains are open for Thanksgiving dinner this year, and several are serving traditional Thanksgiving menus with turkey and all the trimmings.
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As a SkyMiles Silver Medallion member, I would be entitled to all the trimmings of elite status including upgrades and priority access at airports, according to Delta.
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With a lackluster powertrain, uninspired dynamics, low-rent interior trimmings and confounding equipment availability, it's quite the shock that the Yaris is still on sale in 2018.
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Tucked away on quiet side street just a block away from a Starbucks, Nine One Coffee has all the trimmings of a trendy third-wave American shop.
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Around the winter holidays, Williamsburg is not only decorated with wreaths, trimmings, and other holiday decorations but the town also puts on a number of festive events.
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The bikes — 11 variations are offered in the United States — use Ducati's V-twin engine but do not copy the sherpa-like utility trimmings of adventure bikes.
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"Chiffon and lamé are much favored materials, with sequins and other decorative trimmings used in many imaginative ways," Howard Bassin wrote in his 1968 book, "Winter Sports."
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The interior is also full of trimmings: There's a woolly stool, a knotted rope wall hanging and a sconce in the dressing room trimmed with tiered fringe.
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The supercentenarian was gussied up in a gold kimono with red trimmings as she was ushered into her birthday celebration at a nursing home in Fukuoka, Japan.
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Sure, Ford will sell you a Ranger, but the blue oval reserves its top-tier tech and interior trimmings for its more lucrative, full-size F-150.
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This device lacks some of the trimmings of top-tier 2016 smartphones, like a fingerprint sensor and latest-gen processor, but it's still a seriously premium device.
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I just think they missed a big opportunity to give him a friend named Scrappy, who is just an unidentifiable mass of pork trimmings shaped like a brick.
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Strange to recall, before it seized power a quarter-century ago, the ruling party promised Eritreans multiparty democracy with all the trimmings, including freedom of speech and religion.
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I've caught him just after breakfast—he spent the morning at a caff having a full English with all the trimmings—and now he seems kind of energised.
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In their place, the credit-carded gang dominated the new lounges, and were springing for bottle service—wildly overpriced bottles of vodka and trimmings, served by busty blonds.
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ABC's publication of a list of grocery chains that sold the processed trimmings led nearly every major store in the country to stop buying them, Beef Products said.
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Family-owned BPI sued in 2012 over news reports about its "lean finely textured beef" product, a meat filler made from fatty trimmings sprayed with ammonia to kill bacteria.
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BPI's signature product, commonly mixed into ground beef, is made from beef chunks, including trimmings, and exposed to bursts of ammonium hydroxide to kill E. coli and other contaminants.
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Mike hooked up with UFC star Roy "Big Country" Nelson for the challenge ... and it's got all the trimmings of the craze ... stop motion, "Black Beatles," the whole nine.
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This is a hotel that feels high-end without smacking you over the head with "luxury" trimmings, and even small rooms feel carefully thought out and worth the price.
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The village, which is in the town of Philipstown in Putnam County, has an impressive collection of 19th-century buildings with sedate neo-Classical features or frothy Victorian trimmings.
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The installation, comprised of mixed-media work on fabric, with digital imagery, embroidery, rhinestones, trimmings, bandanas, and floral appliqués, does not really answer these questions in a literal sense.
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The milliners were the elite workers in the garment industry, and their jobs ranged from running errands to forming the hats to covering them with material to adding trimmings.
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Veterinarians usually offer free or low-cost trimmings all year long, but you can maintain nails at home with any of the paw care products on the market right now.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Italian fashion label Fendi played with textures in its Haute Couture collection in Paris on Wednesday, overlaying see-through bodices with fur trimmings and creating shimmering, scaly skirts.
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BPI's signature product, commonly mixed into ground beef, is made from beef chunks, including trimmings, and exposed to bursts of ammonium hydroxide to kill E. coli bacteria and other contaminants.
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At the next house, a Haitian immigrant was raking palm tree trimmings, and Mr. Castellanos, who has a sixth sense for the unlikely places mosquitoes breed, was immediately on alert.
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The initial explanation offered by some neighbors of both men and the attacker's lawyer -- that the episode occurred due to a dispute over leaves or grass trimmings -- was even stranger.
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The teenager said the family's Chevy Tahoe is now more famous than its owner, appearing often in the Snapchat videos of high school friends who are surprised at its trimmings.
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My son's face is starting to get hairy, and before we got this trimmer, he would leave his trimmings around the sink for his mom or me to clean up.
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In the peak of summer, it began with a deeply savory, agar-gelled "tea" made of smoked fruit and vegetable trimmings, flush with edible flowers and fresh herbs as garnish.
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It's a real truck with an actual truck frame, but it's also adorned with leather and high-quality interior trimmings when ordered in its top-of-the-line Denali trim.
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You'll get two breasts, two legs for another day and a meaty carcass for making broth, which you can toss in the freezer (along with scrappy trimmings) for a future soup.
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Ms. McLean spirited out some of Lucky's fur trimmings in a bag, and her mother made a portrait of the dog that incorporated them, inspiring her daughter to start the museum.
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A university appointment for him in Paris allowed her to study at Esmod International, the French fashion school, after which she got a job designing handbags and trimmings at Isabel Marant.
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Servings: 4-6Prep time: 25 minutesTotal time: 1 hour 20 minutes for the chicken stock:2 pounds|1 kg bone-in, skinless chicken thighskosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste2 tablespoons olive oil2 ribs celery, cut into 163/2-inch pieces, trimmings saved1 large carrot, cut into 1-inch pieces (save your trimmings for the stock!)1 head of garlic, halved1 medium yellow onion, quartered 1 bunch cilantro, stems reserved, 1 tablespoon leaves chopped for garnish1 bunch mint, stems reserved, 1 tablespoon leaves chopped for garnish303 bunch parsley, stems reserved, 1 tablespoon leaves chopped for garnish for the soup:12 cups|2.8 liters chicken stock21 pound|24 grams potatoes, peeled and cut into 25-inch pieces (save your trimmings for thestock
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The pickup also has added leg-room in the back and luxury wood trimmings, though GM executives say the pickup has lost none of its functions as a heavy-duty work vehicle.
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The Christmas tree has garnered attention for its wiry arms and lack of lush trimmings, with people on social media pointing out that the tree looks as though it is already dead.
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Ellen collected the trimmings off the floor of her show and donated them to CharityBuzz -- which is now hosting an online auction with the proceeds benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston.
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Those phones won't have all of fancy new trimmings that the 5.8-inch model will have, however, which means iPhone enthusiasts will need to wait longer for the latest and greatest device.
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Still, there will be trimmings, not least a food truck lavishly stocked with Van Leeuwen's vegan desserts, Ms. Deyn said, exchanging a conspiratorial glance with her sister, who stood at her side.
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One Kantar analyst told The Telegraph that this new brunch and breakfast culture has also led people to cook more elaborate breakfasts at home, going for the bacon with all the trimmings.
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His best guess was that Senator Paul, a libertarian and believer in property rights, provoked the incident by blowing lawn trimmings from his yard into that of his alleged assailant, Rene Boucher.
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There used to be so much within a couple of blocks of my office on 39th Street: the trimmings people, the buttons people, the zippers guy plus all the patternmakers and contractors.
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With a private beach, 21 on-site restaurants, and 2325 pools including a stunning rooftop oasis, it has all the trimmings of a giant resort, but without any of the hectic energy.
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The Bureau's meal includes all the trimmings: turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, rolls with butter, peas, cranberries and a veggie tray, as well as pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee for dessert.
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I feel a bit bad because I turned down his invite for the party, so I offer to pick up some trimmings for the burgers: romaine lettuce, cheddar cheese slices, and mushrooms ($229).
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Johnson was remarkably game to dig through all the different decisions a brand makes when building a winter jacket or coat, from linings to the trimmings, to even how big the company is.
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The Rose & Crown, which calls itself a "British pub with all the trimmings," specializes in traditional British food with a continental twist and is just five miles from the couple's Windsor cottage home.
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Pros: With a private beach, six on-site restaurants, and four pools including a stunning rooftop, the hotel has all the trimmings of a giant resort, but without any of the hectic energy.
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Resplendent with Art Deco trimmings, the bar felt swanky indeed, and if the menu of experimental cocktails seemed slightly out of place, I stayed true to the era by sipping an icy martini.
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One lucky couple chosen at random will be exclusively wined and dined under the ceiling constellations of an empty Grand Central Terminal, with a Michelin-starred meal and a whole host of lavish trimmings.
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Props to the West Roxbury barber who took Rutledge Street occupant Jimmy O'Reilly's trimmings and shipped them over to his glassmith buddy down in Southie to bang out an $11K profit on this one.
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The second half is shorn of trimmings, and save for a stray flashback sequence where Rohan reminisces about the past, the story focuses on his meticulous destruction of the people who ruined his life.
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The space, as she described it, is a vibrant work in progress, leaving room to spare for the tassels, trimmings, giddy artworks and Old World-style furnishings that have accompanied her over the years.
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Ground chuck — the all-American backyard cookout staple that most discerning shoppers would choose over something they knew contained pink slime — is not, in fact, made from ground chuck steak, but from chuck trimmings.
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What it does have to do with is when the cuff, neckline, hem, or trimmings of a garment are sewn and frilled to look like the edges of, you guessed it, a piece of lettuce.
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The farm organization found the price of the turkey and all the trimmings for the classic Thanksgiving Day meal for 10 people will cost 1.5 percent less than last year, or an average of $49.12.
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And tonight, ladies and gentleman, the creased face carnivore himself, Mr Gordon Ramsay, will be serving up a hard square of lawn trimmings, a single Quaver, a spot of pistachio-flavoured toothpaste, and some figs.
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Those of use who don't want to look like we're wearing robotic egg sacs on our wrists will enjoy that aspect of Skagen's effort, even without all the trimmings we expect from a modern smartwatch.
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Those unfamiliar with Sri Lanka's savory curries, crispy breads and aromatic relishes will want to try the "Feast," which at 28.5 pounds, or $38.76, includes at least six different small dishes with all the trimmings.
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Automakers have a strong financial incentive to build and try to sell more S.U.V.s, which tend to be higher-end offerings with luxury trimmings that command premiums over the basic vehicles they are based on.
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WASHINGTON — The championship-winning athletes who visited the White House on Monday were greeted with the typical trimmings of an Oval Office team visit: jokes, jerseys and heated platters full of Whoppers, among other things.
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What seemed to scare consumers the most about pink slime — which ABC claimed was used in 70 percent of ground beef sold in American supermarkets — was that the lean beef trimmings were treated with ammonia.
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During the season, local restaurants and pubs are packed each weekend with long tables of people coming in from the cold for all-you-can eat feasts of locally grown kale, with all the trimmings.
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"When I was a line cook, I noticed all the trimmings of fruit and veggies just being discarded, and little by little I learned how to salvage them by doing syrups and infusions," Demetrio shared.
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Just the week before, the cups had been plain, with the cheerful Bess Eaton logo on the front (the "o" in the shape of a heart), white lettering surrounded by a blue box with red trimmings.
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As ABC reported, the controversial ingredient is a cheap filler known as "lean finely textured beef" in the industry, and is comprised of beef waste trimmings that have been sprayed with ammonia to kill off bacteria.
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Otherwise, the GZ2000 has all of the trimmings we've come to expect from a 4K OLED display, including lovely deep blacks and wide viewing angles, although its omission of the HDMI 2.1 standard is really unfortunate.
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It comes with all of the trimmings of the Olympic Games: uniformed contestants from around the world challenge each other before a panel of judges in an arena filled with international flags and cheering patriotic fans.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Americans overwhelmed by crowded highways and the prospect of cooking a turkey and all the trimmings for the Thanksgiving holiday dinner are turning for relief to the latest social-media driven holiday - Friendsgiving.
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A glance at the range finds eight ounces of wagyu flatiron glossed with a trend du jour (miso butter) for $32 and "double dog dare ya' " — 2 ½ pounds of dry-aged porterhouse with trimmings for $85.
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It's an inspired prelude to the exceptional Creekstone Farms steaks, butchered at the restaurant, cooked in cast iron, basted with butter, garlic and thyme, and brushed with an oil made from rendered beef trimmings and aromatics.
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This means, among the coffee cups and potato chip bags and plastic sacks full of vegetable trimmings and paper plates, there's a hell of a lot of soiled toilet paper, as many "accommodations" have no toilets.
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The processed trimmings — officially known as lean finely textured beef — were once a popular ingredient in ground beef and were found in McDonald's and Burger King hamburgers and in grocery chains and schools across the country.
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MILAN/PARIS (Reuters) - Fur trimmings were scarce on the past month's spring catwalk collections in Milan and Paris, but the two leading luxury centers are some way off following London Fashion Week in going fur-free.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former British prime minister Tony Blair, Labour's most successful leader, on Wednesday urged the party to rebuild from electoral humiliation by rejecting the "protest movement with cult trimmings" created by outgoing leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former British prime minister Tony Blair, Labour's most successful leader, on Wednesday urged the party to rebuild from electoral humiliation by rejecting the "protest movement with cult trimmings" created by outgoing leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With metallic trimmings and corset-like belts, Burberry's trademark trench coats took center-stage at the brand's catwalk relaunch under new designer Riccardo Tisci on Monday as it looks to lift sales with a move upmarket.
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Extra points for the stock recipes: The vegetable broth, a mix of fresh aromatics and trimmings, is something I make almost every couple of weeks, just one more way to stretch vegetables before throwing them in the compost.
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Models paraded in oversized hats recalling those worn at British racecourses like Ascot, while the spring-summer collection featured linen suits and silk dresses with ruffled edges, a motif also present in the trimmings of some of the handbags.
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For one harvest-themed arrangement, she and her creative director, Takaya Sato, turned a bushel of carrots upside down, so the green trimmings flowed over the edge of a bowl and the points stood up like a wonky bouquet.
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In March 22016, ABC aired a series of reports about BPI's "lean, finely textured beef," an inexpensive ground beef additive made up of waste beef trimmings that have been heated, spun in a centrifuge, and doused with ammonia to reduce bacteria.
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In March 2012, ABC aired a series of reports about BPI's "lean, finely textured beef," an inexpensive ground beef additive made up of waste beef trimmings that have been heated, spun in a centrifuge, and doused with ammonia to reduce bacteria.
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The AFBF has been conducting its survey of Thanksgiving meal costs for 31 years, asking nearly 150 volunteer bargain hunters in 48 states for a price that tallies up staples such as cranberries, pumpkin pie, sweet potatoes and all the trimmings.
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On the silver screen, these women blossomed, flitting about in bobs and dropped-waist dresses; now, unsure of their next phase of life, they waver, still outfitted in the trimmings of the person they or someone else created for them.
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While many of us will be tucking in to a home cooked roast turkey and all the trimmings on Christmas day, chefs at The Ritz Restaurant – which holds a prestigious Michelin star – will be working flat out to serve up several courses.
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The screen measures 65 inches and has all of the trimmings you expect from a high-end set, like a sharp 4K resolution and OLED panel, which means it gets really bright and has high contrast for viewing light and dark details.
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Decorators had to use ladders to cover the tree in gold trimmings as well as crown ornaments – tiny replicas of the Imperial State Crown, which Queen Elizabeth wore for her 1953 coronation as well as the Opening of Parliament Ceremony every year.
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"The greater home sales will stoke the fires for stronger economic growth next year as consumers spend more to furnish their new homes with new appliances and furniture and all the decorations and trimmings," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist MUFG in New York.
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To pay for all the trimmings of a new office, she'd maxed out credit cards, refinanced her car, and took out a home equity line of credit on the house and three acres surrounded by cornfields where her family of four lived.
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It also comes with all the trimmings, like incident alerts that detect when you fall so it can notify others (which Garmin debuted in a number of watches this year), an altimeter, a compass, and data collection and analysis out the wazoo.
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While the Moto Z2 Force seems like a promising phone with all of the trimmings of a high-end flagship device and a $700 off-contract price tag, there's a reason that Samsung and Apple are usually the highlight devices in carrier stores.
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Book The Beekman Hotel starting at $262 per nightBehind a historic, yet unassuming facade, The Beekman Hotel effortlessly blends boutique hotel charm with luxury finishes, to appeal to travelers seeking a more individual stay but with all the trimmings of a luxury hotel.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Celtic and Rangers faced each other on New Year's Eve in a match that came with all the usual trimmings: unsavoury chanting, increased police presence, flying tackles, boos punctuated by phlegmy insults and, of course, sectarianism.
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Ever since Theresa May barged her way to the front of the queue of foreign leaders waiting to pay court to the newly elected president, holding his hand and promising a state visit with all the trimmings, Mr Trump has been nothing but trouble.
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Mr. Crowe and Tristan Raines, the costume designer, dress the characters in stylized mid-20th-century clothes; the aristocracy are garbed mostly in bright whites, while the lower orders wear plebeian black and gray, augmented by red trimmings that increase as they grow more powerful.
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If you&aposre traveling with a larger party or have some room the splurge, the site of the former Rectory is home to larger suites with rich red trimmings, limestone bathtubs, and lush courtyard views, ranging in price from $249 to $599 per night.
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She sums up: If you ate all of the birds in one day, including the pheasant pie, but not including all the trimmings for the other dishes, and subtracted the energy you expended milking, dancing, leaping, and drumming, you'd have consumed 2,384 net calories.
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As much as I loved the convenience and easy beauty it gave me, I always ran the risk of meeting a man who might have a problem becoming romantically involved with Tina, with her bountiful hair and glamorous trimmings, but waking up with unadorned Anna Mae.
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Chuka Umunna, a pro-European Labour MP, said voters who backed Brexit in the referendum were, in effect, promised a shiny new car with all the trimmings; if what is on offer next year is just an old banger, they should not be made to buy it.
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The Nazis welcomed their guests with the formal trimmings of interwar diplomacy: dinners and flags and receptions; working sessions at the legislature and the opera house; tours of nearby film studios and the Reich Film Archive; and a formal ball presided over by a tuxedo-clad Goebbels.
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The State Department's protocol team brought out the agency's polished trimmings and pageantry for the event, with a harpist welcoming arriving guests in the lobby, a military string quartet in crisp red jackets playing at the reception and liveried waiters serving coffee on gold-edged china.
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Like Boralia's riff on chop suey, a croquette made of rice, Chinese sausage, and whatever meat trimmings might be laying around Knight's kitchen (today, it's elk), that's injected with the fabled "brown sauce" that harkens back to the railway and gold rush camps of Western Canada.
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According to spokesperson Mattie Van Gundy, the restaurant offers a turkey dinner "with all the trimmings," including slow-roasted turkey breast, cornbread stuffing, red-skinned mashed potatoes, turkey gravy, sauteed green beans with red onion and mushrooms, cranberries, cinnamon honey roasted sweet potatoes, and pumpkin pie.
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In contrast, I have had relationships with women who became upset at the first sign of anything inconvenient — one girlfriend who threatened to break up with me because she thought my beard trimmings were clogging the bathroom sink, and another who blamed our problems on my insomnia.
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The recalled meat, which includes products like ground beef and sirloin trimmings, was packaged from July 26 to September 7, and sold in stores under the brand names Cedar River Farms Natural Beef, Comnor Perfect Choice, Gourmet Burger, Grass Run Farms Natural Beef, JBS Generic, Showcase, and Showcase/Walmart.
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They range from smaller gatherings, like Brooklyn Community Service's annual Latin and soul food Thanksgiving lunch at a high school it helps operate, to large food donation efforts by the Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New York, which this month is giving away 216,500 turkeys and all the trimmings.
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It placed a high priority on transferring energy generation from fossil fuels (carbon removed from the atmosphere before humans evolved and buried ever since deep underground) to sources in the present-day ecosystem including forest-derived biomass (brush, trimmings and other byproducts of scientific and complex sustainable forest management practices).
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Since it costs more to turn seeds, weeds, or beef trimmings into usable fuel than it does to extract fossil fuels from the ground and refine them, it's all but impossible for the fleet to use substantial amounts of biofuels with crude oil prices are as low as they currently are.
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My closet is packed with all the trimmings of a life I fear I will never lead — sequins, high-cut this, low-cut that, flair, trim cut, billowing, silk, leather.... Though I am still young, I have lived around the world and pride myself in this form of self-expression.
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El Salon Rosado, where Sarao throws its Friday night parties, is a huge outdoor club with two balconied terraces and all the trimmings of any other global mega-club: booming stacks of speakers, bright lights, bathroom attendants looking for tips, scantily clad women, muscled bros, and even duck-faced selfies.
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My ex-turned-best-friend was looking for a reason to escape the dysfunction of his family, so we decided to re-appropriate the holiday, replacing turkey and trimmings with a shopping cart full of cheeses, crackers, cold cuts, seafood and desserts, like we were kids on a shopping spree.
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" While the barbacoa at some establishments can be disappointingly short of flavor, Sierra attributes his success to using "very high-quality meat with no fat or trimmings," and the secret recipe for his consommé, whose ingredients "don't just give the barbacoa great flavor but also provide nutrients that other products don't have.
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Many of the standard trimmings are in place, including a mental asylum, a forbidden basement, and a batch of shifty gentlemen in white tie and tails, but you can spend so long trying to gauge whether the movie counts as period drama, pornography, or pastiche that, as with a Nabokov novel like "Ada," you barely notice that the air has grown warm with longing.
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Servings: 8Total: 45 minutes for the tare:5 ounces chicken wing tips (or any chicken trimmings)2 cups mirin2 cups sake43 cups soy sauce3 1/2 ounces Japanese black sugar216 scallions23 (28-inch pieces) ginger24 garlic clove28 egg yolksfor the skewers:210 ounces ground chicken thighs53 tablespoons panko breadcrumbs25 teapsoon kosher salt28 scallions, finely chopped25 shiso leaves, finely chopped8 bamboo skewers soaked in water for 2 hours 1.
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HongKong cracks down on illegal money flows from mainland ChinatradeCanada cites espionage risk from two Huawei employees, saying it plans to reject their immigration applicationsDalai Lama urges Hong Kong not to quit democracy fight, says pro-independence activist after visit A source said the Beijing court's ruling "relates to only one category of trademark: imitation leather, leather, wallets, purses, leather thread, leather passport wallets, leather key cases, leather straps and leather trimmings for furniture".
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One morning the Caribbean was cut upby seven prime ministers who bought the sea in bolts—one thousand miles of aquamarine with lace trimmings,one million yards of lime-colored silk,one mile of violet, leagues of cerulean satin—who sold it at a markup to the conglomerates,the same conglomerates who had rented the water spoutsfor ninety-nine years in exchange for fifty ships,who retailed it in turn to the ministerswith only one bank account, who then resold itin ads for the Caribbean Economic Community,till everyone owned a little piece of the sea,from which some made saris, some made bandannas;the rest was offered on trays to white cruise shipstaller than the post office; then the dogfightsbegan in the cabinets as to who had first soldthe archipelago for this chain store of islands.
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