Gently toss both types of asparagus, figs and mustard greens with some vinaigrette. |
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French Canadians, Americans, and Costa Ricans, together we happily eat our farm salad of mustard greens, lettuce, hibiscus leaves and sprouts. |
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Meanwhile, you remove the mustard gas which has condensed on your skin with the aid of body powder. |
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Sounds like we're in for a war of attrition, minus the trenches and the mustard gas. |
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It has more than a million munitions, armed with 31,000 tons of chemical weapons including mustard gas. |
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The gas masks used by almost every fire department in the country can't keep chemical agents like sarin and mustard gas from getting in. |
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Approximately 30 villages were gassed with chemical agents that included mustard gas and nerve toxins. |
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Mizuna is another type of Chinese mustard that deserves a special mention, if only for its attractive foliage. |
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Combine the mayonnaise, mustard, lemon zest, lemon juice, sea salt and pepper, stirring well. |
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There's no special sauce or anything, although they do use ketchup, mustard and mayo. |
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Pour into the food processor, add the mustard, soy and vinegar, and whiz for 30 seconds. |
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He made a mess trying to mix a concoction of catsup, mustard and hot sauce. |
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I make this snack from time to time, sometimes omitting the onion, and occasionally adding chutney instead of mustard. |
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Mix half the olive oil with the mustard, honey and soy sauce, and smear all over the steaks. |
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My chicken empanadas were dry as prunes, though, and the mustard aioli on a helping of overbaked patatas had the consistency of crank-case oil. |
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He has leapt to the defence of his under-fire team-mate, insisting that the Tobagonian striker can still cut the mustard in top-flight football. |
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Leave at least 10 minutes to allow the flavour of the powdered mustard to develop. |
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But often I splurge on a simple steak sandwich that can be a treat if you use good bread, meat, and mustard. |
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I was surprised that in a recent column you seemed unfamiliar with using mustard for leg cramps. |
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He travelled with English marmalade, an egg cup and insisted on English mustard. |
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Add salt and pepper, about half a teaspoon of dry mustard powder, and a rounded tablespoon of plain flour. |
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They use compost and cover crops like crimson clover and mustard to replenish the soil. |
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Garlic mustard displaces toothworts, and is toxic to the eggs of the butterfly. |
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Every Thursday, for example, there was thick pea soup with ham and mustard with fresh, crunchy rye crispbreads followed by pancakes and berries. |
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The rice was flavoured with tomato and spices and the salad was of crisp iceberg lettuce lightly drizzled with a mustard dressing. |
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Unfortunately, the more intense citrus and grainy mustard dressing overpowered the delicate ginger it was prepared with. |
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Roquefort was on the hit list, along with other French gourmet goodies such as foie gras, truffles, Breton shallots, and mustard. |
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Larger pieces of bacon, or bacon hocks, boiled and served hot or cold with mustard, were much used as standby dishes in poorer households. |
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Again, this is a place to include uncultivated herbs such as dandelion, chicory, chickweed, malva, watercress, nettles and mustard greens. |
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After 25 minutes Waitress 3 delivered the chiliburger by itself and with mustard. |
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Just eaten a massive chili dog, got mustard all over your hands and there are no toilets in sight? |
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She favors tender young mustard leaves, curly kale, and crunchy-stemmed baby bok choy, or pak choi. |
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Calcium can be found in dark, leafy greens such as kale, mustard and collard greens, bok choy, broccoli, beans, and tofu. |
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Add the mustard, minced lemon, caper mix, and parsley and pulse to combine. |
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Common broadleaf winter annual weeds in winter wheat include blue mustard, tansy mustard, tumble mustard, field pennycress, and shepherd's purse. |
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Spread the bread with smooth, mild French mustard, scatter over the onions and place the sausages on top of one slice. |
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Small side dishes came with English mustard, horseradish sauce and mint sauce. |
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Smoke was rising from the barbecue and the special mustard for the frying sausage was really hot and spicy. |
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Treatments had to be found for terrible conditions never encountered before such as trench foot, mustard gas poisoning, and shell shock. |
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Then they can be served simply with a honey and mustard dressed salad, or with some slices of gravadlax as a luxurious garnish. |
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A good accompaniment is a green salad dressed with olive oil and Dijon mustard. |
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Other easy sides include fresh green onion, sliced fresh fennel, green peppercorn mustard, and extra-large caperberries. |
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Radiation from nuclear bombs and gaseous particles from nitrogen mustard and acridine orange have been used destructively in war. |
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Then, for zest, add a snippet or two of something peppery like arugula, mustard, or cress. |
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In Tenerife they concentrate on salad leaves such as mizuna, ruby chard, rocket and red mustard. |
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They gave wheat, barley and mustard at the time of the rabi and at the time of kharif, rice, pulses, beans, salt and chillies were collected. |
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American mustard, as applied to hot dogs, is generally very mild and coloured bright yellow with turmeric. |
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Stir a blob of mild French mustard into the dressing for a spinach salad and you will see what I mean. |
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That may not quite cut the mustard when he faces the citizens of Liverpool. |
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The three recipes here are different, yet not quite as wacky as foie gras parfait or mustard ice-cream. |
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You could fry up and then pound a mix of mustard and cumin seeds, curry leaves, fresh ginger and chilli to make the spice base of fresh chutneys. |
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Mostarda di Cremona, a candied fruit chutney in mustard syrup, is available in most Italian delis. |
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For this, mustard seeds and fresh green chillies are imperative, and the warming spices of cumin, coriander, and turmeric are standard. |
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The fish were gutted and stuffed with a spoonful of herbs, or mustard, apple, or samphire. |
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Growers can generally recoup by rotating mustard with a high-return crop like potato. |
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These include turnips, cabbage, mustard, cassava root, soybeans, peanuts, pine nuts and millet. |
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I opted for the soup of the day, a vegetable and lentil broth, and a ham, cheese, tomato and Dijon mustard panini. |
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They found that taller garlic mustard plants also produce more seeds and fruits. |
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Farmers will stop growing sesame, linseed, mustard and groundnut in all their diversity since the markets for these crops will also be destroyed. |
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Britain used mustard gas and white phosphorus incendiaries in the First World War, along with Germany and France. |
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Buckwheat, mustard, rape, or fast-growing legumes, such as vetches or crimson clover, can be used. |
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Saute garlic, chiles, and whole spices like cumin or mustard seeds in oil so their flavors will permeate a dish. |
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We know that the regime has produced thousands of tons of chemical agents, including mustard gas, sarin nerve gas, VX nerve gas. |
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It was a kind of sweet and sour sauce, possibly of lemon and mustard, that just didn't hit it off with my conservative taste buds. |
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Each vehicle handles differently and I found that some just didn't cut the mustard. |
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Whisk together the buttermilk, lemon juice, anchovy paste, dry mustard, minced garlic pepper sauce, Worcestershire sauce and Parmesan cheese. |
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I have modelled this recipe on the famous steak tartare, and added a little Tabasco, Worcestershire sauce and Dijon mustard as well. |
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He has anthrax, he has smallpox, he has the plague, he has mustard gas, he has nerve gas. |
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You didn't mention what fumes were given off by the overheated coating, but I was told at the time that it was similar to mustard gas. |
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Blue mustard is a winter annual weed, with seed germinating in late summer and fall. |
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Nearly all of the credits are written with condiments like mustard and mayonnaise on foods like hamburgers and corn dogs. |
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Shepherd's purse leaves, which have a mild mustard flavour, have been used as a green vegetable in many regions. |
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The Nepalese use spices such as cumin, chili, turmeric, fennel, fenugreek, mustard seed, coriander, and the mixed-spice masala. |
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Instead, it had roasted beets, zucchini, onions, yams and red peppers, with mustard and romano cheese, on a high-quality baguette. |
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In Italy, from early times, mustard came to be used to flavour mostarda di frutta, a fruit relish made from quinces or grapes. |
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When you've had enough of ham and mustard in sandwiches over Christmas, try serving them instead in a pasta sauce. |
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It was topped with a nest of straw potatoes and drizzled with a mustard and yoghurt dip. |
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They knew by long practice just how much fenugreek or black mustard seed a dish asked for. |
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Generally, all spices except fenugreek and mustard shortened the food transit time. |
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Dry, rich, peppery and positively rippling with tannins, there are flavours of cassis, raspberry, mustard and aniseed. |
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Shichimi is a mixture of chili peppers, pepper leaf, poppy seeds, mustard seeds, sesame seeds, rapeseeds, dried orange or lemon peel. |
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On each table is a woven basket with bottles of malt vinegar, tomato sauce, Worcestershire sauce, HP sauce, Coleman's mustard and Tabasco. |
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Another standout is the moo moo, made with roast beef, Emmenthal, pickles, hot peppers and Dijon mustard. |
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When adding seasoning, do not add too much salt as the tomatoes, feta and Dijon mustard are already salty. |
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Apart from soya and wheat, eChoupals will also cater to mustard, bajra and pulses and later horticultural produce over a period of time, he said. |
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The set consists of a rectangular tray, a salt shaker, a pepper shaker, and a lidded mustard or jam pot. |
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For a tangy taste and more calorie savings, add 2-3 tablespoons of Dijon mustard and use only two-thirds of the cheese called for in the recipe. |
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Make the dressing by mixing the oil, sherry vinegar, mustard, salt and pepper and the crushed garlic. |
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The man also wore a mustard coloured jersey or cardigan, a white shirt with thin, dark vertical lines and a fourteen and a half collar. |
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Bowles' Roat is all ham, but at least he adds some mustard to an otherwise tasteless sauce. |
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The roasted brill with Jerusalem artichokes, mustard and baby potato gratin with mushroom duxelle sounded particularly good. |
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I sampled a tender saddle of rabbit, wrapped in fatty Portuguese bacon and doused in a bubbly mustard emulsion. |
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Since the song has cut the mustard with listeners in Europe and Latin America, the sisters hope the United States will relish it, too. |
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Earthworms are collected by extraction using formalin or mustard solution, by digging and by handsorting. |
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The mayo calls for 2 egg yolks, salt, dry mustard, vinegar, and one cup of olive oil. |
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The smell and even the sight of it make me queasy, as do the other major American condiments, mustard and mayonnaise. |
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Use ketchup, mustard and mayonnaise sparingly and use pepper or lemon juice in place of salt. |
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Bearing tiny, white, radially symmetrical flowers, this small member of the mustard family is the workhorse of gene research in plants. |
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I remember how thrilled I was to buy Dijon mustard in Dijon itself in France years ago. |
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A nice Weissbeer makes a perfect accompaniment to a Weisswurst, pretzel and mustard. |
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Place the lemon juice, mustard, salt, pepper and oil in a screw-top jar and shake well. |
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Transfer the mixture to a bowl and stir in the vinegar, lemon juice and mustard, then slowly add the olive oil. |
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Add mustard and all of the herbs and spices to the white sauce then add lemon juice. |
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While the haddock was formidably smokey, the mustard cream sauce was far less rich than some versions I've had the misfortune to come across. |
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You can sample Arran cheese, mustard and oatcakes or the island's own whisky produced at the Isle of Arran distillery. |
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Some vegetables in this category include cabbage, collards, kale, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, mustard greens, turnips and radishes. |
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The Dijon mustard was the predominant taste from the panini and, while its pungent taste is not for all palates, I found it agreeable. |
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It's heavily oaked but enjoy this characterful bottle with devilled chicken or sausages with a mustard and honey glaze, and all will be well. |
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Inside a long, high room, on mustard and black linens, sits a bowl of gently curried cream of carrot soup. |
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Throughout the years consumers have professed their lifelong love of America's number one mustard. |
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For our main course, we plumped for wild mushroom and leek lasagne, and pork and apple sausages, with mustard mash and red wine gravy. |
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It was expertly grilled, neatly deboned, and served with a boat of whipped mustard hollandaise thick enough to eat with a fork. |
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For the tuna, in a medium bowl, combine the tuna, shallots, onion, capers, the Dijon mustard, and rice wine vinegar, and toss to coat. |
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Symbols and letters in mustard yellow and white were daubed on seats and rocks in the wooded ravine off Wells Road. |
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The invasive biennial garlic mustard utilizes both of these strategies by maintaining a basal rosette during fall, winter, and early spring. |
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The other dishes, sesame chicken breast and pork fillet with mustard sauce were also good flavoursome and different dishes. |
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Also, replace fast-food special sauces, which tend to be mayo-based, with mustard, ketchup or barbecue sauce. |
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Well, except for the time I made honey and mustard crusted pork tenderloin. |
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On our table were the usual condiments, plus HP sauce, vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, salad cream, tomato ketchup and Colman's mustard. |
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Add the honey, mustard, ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, vinegar, water, paprika, and salt. |
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A typical meal would consist of pork, greens like turnip tops, collard, kale and mustard, and cornbread. |
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In some cases, they have been burnt by leaking mustard gas, which, despite its name, is a thick, viscous liquid. |
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Food is fried in mustard oil and liberally seasoned with garlic, onions, and fresh ginger. |
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If sliced bread is too heavy, place the meat with a little lettuce and a splash of mustard or dressing in a spinach tortilla wrap. |
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Although preferring the dainty white florets of garlic mustard, they occasionally sample a bluebell or two. |
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Continuous removal of garlic mustard over 3 years led to more garlic mustard recruitment but also more native annuals and tree seedlings. |
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Not all portions or habitats of the reserve, such as deciduous floodplain forest, had been invaded by garlic mustard at the time of this study. |
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I was in one of my dancing moods and completely forgot his distaste for mustard. |
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Remove from the heat, then allow to cool a little before sieving in the plain flour and adding the breadcrumbs, mustard and Worcestershire sauce. |
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And mustard fettuccine with braised veal, baby spinach, and tomato kasundi is almost as busy as the first-floor ceiling's metallic basket weave. |
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We also gave high marks to the house-made liverwurst accompanied by horseradish mustard. |
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Yorkshire pudding and roast potatoes are compulsory with proper English roast beef, as is English mustard and horseradish sauce. |
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But there's a way to enjoy those same sweet morsels of chilled, cooked crab in mustard sauce without heading to Florida. |
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This field had been fallow the previous year, and it was already blanketed with wild mustard, violets, chickweed, and wild parsnip. |
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Keen as mustard, fearless as well as tactless, he did not hesitate to treat even the great man himself to a barbed tongue-lashing. |
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The cold plate was beautifully presented on a bed of green leaves, with little pots of mustard and mayo, hard boiled eggs and tomato. |
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The booth I was sitting in was pleather and red, and reeked of ketchup and mustard. |
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This isn't your steak au poivre with five different peppercorns, or cream, or mustard, or anything else. |
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The mustard cotton sari with batik and zari border was a present from a local admirer. |
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In herbal medicine, mustard is regarded as an expectorant and secretion-loosener, and has a long history of use as a remedy for chest complaints. |
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The only vegetables to avoid are any of the cole crops, such as cabbage, mustard or broccoli. |
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The tariffs hit products as diverse as tomatoes, glue, onions, truffles, chocolate, mustard and animal offal. |
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Stir a heaped teaspoon of mustard into the soup and then check the flavour, adding more mustard as required. |
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So far they have planted lettuce, cabbage, mustard, beetroot and pawpaw trees. |
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Try this tasty toasted ciabatta topped with grilled chicken escalopes, baby leaf salad and mustard mayonnaise. |
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In a small bowl, combine the lemon juice, thyme, scallion, garlic, mustard and sugar. |
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These ones, roasted with golden syrup and mustard were particularly moreish. |
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The gas acts like mustard gas, and can prove lethal to those with respiratory problems. |
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Doctors in those days prescribed mustard poultices or the like and Mother knew all about those. |
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Spoon some mustard sauce around the dish and garnish with caraway seeds and mustard seeds. |
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It was originally developed as an antidote to mustard gas in chemical warfare. |
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These lamps, which are traditionally fueled by mustard oil, are placed in rows in windows, doors and outside buildings to decorate them. |
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Among the CW agents produced were phosgene, mustard, lewisite, hydrogen cyanide, and diphenyl cyanarsine. |
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This target list usually included sarin, soman, mustard, lewisite, cyclosarin, and fats, oils and wax to name a few. |
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Variations of curry vinaigrette, juniper vinaigrette, and mustard oil vinaigrette created a whole new sauce dialogue. |
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In Lincolnshire you eat stuffed chine with vinegar, but vinaigrette and salad with bread and butter and mustard seem better to me. |
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The spaghetti carbonara with quail's eggs doesn't cut the mustard either, as it's missing the necessary pepper. |
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Please allow us some period of adjustment and development, and then, if we are not cutting the mustard, fine, you can dole out pelters. |
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Also during this time, the bone marrow suppressive effect of nitrogen mustard was discovered. |
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Smith stopped at Baumgartner's tavern in Monroe where he ordered a Limburger cheese sandwich with raw onions and mustard on rye bread. |
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On Tuesday, he dropped a jar of mustard that smashed and cut his wrist so badly he needed stitches. |
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Flea beetles also feed on many nongarden plants, including Virginia creeper, pokeweed, horse nettle, pigweed and wild mustard family plants. |
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At the time Luce was engaged with the US government in attempts to ban the export of precursors for mustard gas and nerve gas. |
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Instead, these young men were exposed to chemical and biological substances including nerve gas, mustard gas, LSD and others. |
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In the Baltic Sea, similar dumps have started to discharge mustard gas, forming a jelly on contact with water. |
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Another bready appetizer you may be able to find is a baked pretzel twist with a spicy brown mustard. |
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The superb branzino was filleted at the table and sauced with a blend of olive oil, Dijon mustard, lemon, garlic and herbs. |
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Plus I have tried some of the vego alternatives and, lets be frank, require a LOT of effort to cut the mustard taste wise. |
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And although it does lend itself to casseroling, a young, plump rabbit joint will roast well, perhaps covered in a herb or mustard crust. |
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Mix brown sugar, reserved fruit syrup and the mustard and pour over ham and potatoes. |
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Herbs such as wild garlic, sorrel and lamb's tongue grew wild but others like mint, mustard were also grown near the house for daily use. |
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In this stovetop recipe, the beef juices meld with dried apricots, mustard, and wine, creating a smoky, fruity stew. |
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During winter, these finches eat seeds, especially Russian thistle, wild grass, mustard, and sunflower seeds. |
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The thick pork was nicely grilled, yet the mustard taste came only from a mustard dressing smeared on top. |
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Then, I imagine, it is pumped into sausage skins and served in a bun smothered in ketchup and mustard. |
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Everything, from the bread, the onions, pickles, and the beef, right down to the ketchup and mustard was one hundred percent Earth grown. |
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French ham and Brie with butter and honey mustard is five fat-filled bites of pure bliss. |
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From the mustard seeds thrown along the path by Vidyapati, small plants had grown. |
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Now obviously all of that wasn't mustard, a lot of the deaths were actually due to phosgene and chlorine. |
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Watch for such common winter annuals as field pennycress, shepherds purse, henbit, blue mustard and treacle mustard. |
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Both plants belong to the crucifer family which also includes turnip, cabbage, and mustard. |
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This greenhouse study evaluated the biofumigant effects of crushed seed meal from brown mustard and field pennycress. |
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Whisk in the lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco sauce and Dijon mustard. |
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To make the dressing, whisk the olive oil, vinegar, mustard, saffron, raisins and their water with sea salt and pepper in a large bowl. |
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The Pedant in the Kitchen is a charming little book, somewhere between the colour of saffron and mustard. |
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I used the oil from the marinaded artichokes, balsamic vinegar, whole egg mayonnaise, American mustard and salt and pepper. |
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But this is another exciting challenge, and I'm as keen as mustard for the boys to do well. |
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It controls pennycress, shepherd's purse, tansy mustard, jointed goatgrass and downy brome. |
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Professional physicians often prescribe folk therapies such as herbal teas or tinctures and mustard plasters. |
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For my main course I chose the breast of chicken on a bed of roasted salsify, with vegetable ribbons and a green herb and mustard sauce. |
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We're not sure what it says about our city, but everyone seems as keen as mustard to get out of Shanghai whenever they get the chance. |
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Admittedly I'm enjoying myself and like any other teenager I'm as keen as mustard. |
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Kale, mustard and turnips can be sown as edible winter cover crops that also can feed chickens or grazing animals in late winter. |
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A chemical weapon is any weapon that uses a manufactured chemical, such as sarin, mustard gas or hydrogen cyanide, to kill or injure. |
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The skin of victims of mustard gas blistered, the eyes became very sore and they began to vomit. |
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Delicate skate in a grainy mustard sauce is bolstered by a forceful bed of savoy cabbage and water chestnuts. |
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The chicken tasted very fresh and the sauce was delicious with a strong mustard flavour. |
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He says he has to hurry since he needs some mustard plasters for all the broken ribs his enemies have given him last night. |
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A wors roll is basically a hot dog with a piece of boerie in it and tomato sauce and mustard. |
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Back 100 years ago, the traditional treatment for this was to cover the area with a mustard plaster. |
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There was a difference of opinion over the roast skewered noisettes of lamb, served with rosemary and mustard soubise. |
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Julian shook himself mentally and gratefully took the sandwich, salami and bologna with a little bit of mustard, and chips. |
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He was keen as mustard to go and help, but we have been missing him and he's been missing us. |
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It bolts and flowers two or three weeks before other common mustard species. |
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By the time they get there they are totally jaded by the whole thing or keen as mustard to help. |
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It's made with slivers of carrot lightly marinated in mustard seed, garlic and vinegar, with a perfumed aftertaste. |
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In a medium bowl, whisk together the garlic, mustard, lemon juice mayonnaise, and cheese. |
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Flavour the mash with a couple of tablespoons of wholegrain mustard or herbs such as chives and basil. |
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Add the Dijon mustard, whole grain mustard, and olive oil, whisking to combine. |
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Pour the rest of the oil into the pan, turn the heat to low and stir in the wine vinegar and mustard, and some black pepper. |
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Limit condiments, such as mustard, ketchup, pickles and sauces with salt-filled ingredients. |
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Set a slice of beef cheek on top, spoon some mustard sauce on top, and garnish with chives. |
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Transplant or direct-seed lettuce, spinach, mustard and other greens, protecting them, with a cloche or row cover. |
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In late July, start carrots, beets, radishes, kale, mustard, spinach and turnips. |
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The Cruciferae are any of a family of plants including cabbage, broccoli, turnip, and mustard. |
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Soon he had bought a book, planted annuals and discovered a beautiful spot for growing mustard and cress and radishes. |
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It is part of the Brassica family and will pollinate with mustard, radishes and turnips, so it needs to be isolated. |
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This year we're experimenting with more fall brassicas like radish, mustard and rape. |
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In warm climates, fall and winter are ideal times to plant cool-season annual herbs such as mustard, cilantro, calendula, and arugula. |
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There is always room to include Italian and curly parsley, sorrel, salad burnet, mustard, chard, and kale greens. |
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All six herbicides do a good job of controlling broadleaves like pennycress and mustard. |
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The Broadcaster had the baked fillet of salmon with a honey and wholegrain mustard crust. |
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We filled up on the requisite minimum daily requirement of pastrami on seeded rye with deli brown mustard. |
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If early spring crops such as oat are planted, blue mustard must be killed before planting with tillage or a contact herbicide. |
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It controls pennycress, shepherdspurse, tansy mustard, jointed goatgrass and downy brome. |
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Scout winter wheat fields for winter broadleaf weeds such as field pennycress and tansy mustard. |
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The pastrami sandwiches on rye with mustard and coleslaw that Daddy brought home from his job didn't delight me like they used to. |
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Preferably on a nice, light rye with spicy mustard and a little horseradish? |
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Colours like orange, mustard and red, which are in fashion these days, dominate. |
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Mixtures of canola with mustard and wild garlic reduce the market value of the crop. |
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Politicians and military leaders in Europe were well aware of the effects of the deadliest of these chemicals, mustard gas. |
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For the curry aioli, in a medium bowl, combine the egg yolk, garlic, ginger, and mustard and whisk until thick and lemon colored. |
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And they could spread death and destruction through warheads carrying anthrax, mustard gas, sarin or ricin. |
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The purchase order for the mustard gas includes gas masks, filters and rubber gloves. |
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No rolled loin of lamb with grain mustard, crisp pancetta and girolle mushrooms for me, then. |
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One of the ships destroyed was loaded with mustard gas, producing the only battlefield chemical casualties of the war. |
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All showed traces of blister gases, the army said, a group of chemical compounds which include mustard gas. |
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The primary gaseous agents used were chlorine, phosgene, a combination of the two, and mustard gas. |
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These will detail the effects of smallpox, anthrax, mustard gas and other chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear hazards. |
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Drain the potatoes thoroughly, then mash with 50g butter and the hot milk, adding the mustard and seasoning to taste. |
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The special fish of the day was smoked haddock with a crab crust, mashed potato and a mustard cream sauce. |
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The traditional way of eating Gentleman's Relish is on thin slices of buttered white bread toast, alone, with cucumber or with mustard and cress. |
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The plots were then overseeded with white mustard, sorghum-sudangrass, winter wheat, or a mix of oat and hairy vetch. |
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I recommend using condiments such as barbecue sauce, mustard, ketchup, salsa and even low-fat mayonnaise. |
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Evans sees tree of heaven and Japanese barberry, garlic mustard and stilt grass invading the heart of the forest. |
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The standard accompaniment to salted beef or pork was either mustard or a similar condiment made from the seeds of the rocket plant, Eruca sativa. |
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Garnish with mustard oil pickled vegetables and pickling liquid. |
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My ham biscuits feature prosciutto instead of country ham, and are more likely to be served with a sweet and hot mustard sauce on rolls than biscuits. |
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Stir in milk, cream cheese, mustard and oregano, whisking until smooth. |
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Bring to the boil and when it thickens add a nice spoon of good hot mustard and finish the sauce off with chopped gherkins if you like and some capers. |
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Hyde to be fair, played some very good cricket on a slow, low wicket and they were as keen as mustard when it came fielding, which was impressive. |
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Being keen as mustard, we decided to walk from the station to the hotel. |
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Tippet got the luncheon meat, mayo, mustard, tomato, and lettuce out. |
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He liked cayenne pepper, chutney, pickles, mustard and other condiments. |
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I had to snare one final helping of Annapurna's yogurt rice, an exotic rice salad lit up by a creamy tang, coconut undercurrent and racy flavor bursts of mustard and cilantro. |
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Brush each piece of lamb with Dijon mustard, then roll in the breadcrumbs. |
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Presumably, sarin, tabun, phosgene, adamsite, prussic acid and a family of mustard gases, comprising the basis of KPA chemical weapons, are produced here. |
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On each table is a sparkling clean woven basket with very clean bottles of malt vinegar, tomato sauce, Worcestershire sauce, HP sauce, Coleman's mustard and Tabasco. |
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The monkfish is cooked with ground mustard paste and turmeric and the forceful flavours are married with a fish, which reminded me of Spanish bacalao. |
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The sausages were so overcooked they tasted like salami, while the mash was so heavily laden with mustard you could probably start your own bomb factory with it. |
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Along with curry, food is seasoned with hot red peppers, tamarind, garlic and ginger, cardamom, cinnamon, curry leaves, fenugreek and tiny black mustard seeds. |
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He brought everything but the Colman's mustard, and I went ballistic. |
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Season with mustard, urad dal, jeera and red chilli in coconut oil. |
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With racks of lamb at superb value, as always, you should get one, cut out the individual chops, coat them with honey and mustard and pop them on the barbecue. |
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The rack of lamb, which I had at a subsequent visit, was four reasonable cutlets, again pink and tender, with a pleasant flavour imparted by the honey and mustard crust. |
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To start I had the Greek salad of cos and oak leaf lettuce, red and yellow peppers, paper thin red onion slices, creamy feta cheese and a herb and mustard vinaigrette. |
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She went to the kitchen and brought back bottles of mustard and ketchup. |
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Beware of mustard, ketchup, barbecue sauce, steak sauce, seasonings and fat-free salad dressings, which can be high in sugars or sodium, contributing to water retention. |
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Lost moisture, especially in burgers and meatballs, can be replaced with ingredients such as soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, broth, ketchup or tomato sauce or mustard. |
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Dishes should be prepared with digestive spices such as cumin, caraway, ginger, mustard seed, clove, basil, turmeric, fenugreek, cinnamon, and garlic. |
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Ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise and taco sauce are provided to astronauts in their natural forms, while salt and pepper are liquidized and stored in bottle droppers. |
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After the soil warms to 40 degrees, begin planting frost-tolerant greens like arugula, Chinese cabbage, cress, kale, mustard, bok choy and spinach. |
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Well, there is also a risotto of wild woodland mushrooms, an asparagus soup or a fillet of Scotch beef with wild mushrooms, stovies, caramelised onions and mustard sauce. |
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And then there were the endless soft pretzels, another local favourite that is often the size of a side plate and topped with mass-produced mustard. |
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Our place allows for painting with coffee stirrers, and we are the refueling station for ketchup and mustard packets used in paintings and children's drawings. |
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However, it is sensitive to things like mustard gas, tabun and sarin. |
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Square Summer Pie, with its blend of peppers, potatoes, mustard, and artichoke hearts, was created specifically to bake in the cool of the morning. |
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Stone the olives, dropping each one into the mustard dressing as you go. |
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An estimated 5,000 civilians were killed and 10,000 injured when the Iraqi air force bombarded Halabja with mustard and other poison gases, including sarin. |
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Mix together the mustard and garlic, and spread over the top of the bolar. |
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Dip it in mustard or marinara sauce for flavor with few added calories. |
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Hot weather will cause the plants to bolt just like regular mustard. |
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This diet suggests daily doses of fresh vegetables, including turnips, mustard greens, bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, bok choy, ginger root and sea vegetables. |
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Add the mustard, soy sauce, and chopped parsley and simmer for one minute. |
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The barren soil along the edge of the dikes proved fertile ground for mustard, tumbleweeds, and other plants that the refuge managers and farmers considered pests. |
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It follows a recent breakthrough by a collaboration of five international laboratories to define the genetic blueprint of thale cress, a plant relative of mustard. |
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There is plenty of heavy bridal and occasion wear in bright fuchsias and shaded hues of mustard and magenta, aqua and greens and traditional kumkum red. |
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Its too-tasteful palette of moss green, taupe, deep mustard and soft white was only partly offset by the raw factuality of the underlying wall's fissures and patches. |
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There was another name to become famous in cancer biology who worked on nitrogen mustard and on mustard gas, but whose name did not appear as a co-author on that famous paper. |
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Experiments involved aerial spraying, gas chambers, and field tests that required soldiers to crawl across ground soaked with mustard gas or stand in chemical clouds. |
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How often was the mustard gas used and in what sort of quantities? |
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In 1918, about two months after winning the Iron Cross, Adolf Hitler was blinded by mustard gas during a battle on the front lines and taken to Pasewalk. |
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He strides across the grounds of the Gleneagles Hotel, resplendent in mustard yellow cords, flat cap and wax jacket, his pruned moustache often twisting up in a smile. |
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A turkey burger is sweeter and lighter than a beefburger and can be teamed with all or any of your favourite burger toppings, from melted cheese to mustard or dill pickles. |
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Least alluring was the sabzi kofta, essentially rather solid balls of gram flour, potato and mustard seed only tepid in the middle, served in a vinegary sauce. |
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I use smooth Dijon or, when I can find it, green peppercorn mustard. |
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Such cover crops also include companion plants and others which are known to have pesticidal properties such as, for example, mustard and oats which suppress nematodes. |
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The spices and seasonings that we like to use include cumin, coriander, turmeric, black pepper, mustard seeds, fennel seeds, cinnamon, cardamom and cloves. |
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A selection of nibbles includes mosbolletjies with butter and jam, roast potatoes with sweet mustard, or fish of the day with jam and a warm mosbolletjie. |
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At least French mustard is a whole lot milder than English mustard. |
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