With not a sprig of holly in sight, it is the perfect anti-pantomime for the festive season. |
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Add a vanilla pod, a sprig of sweet cicely, lavender or elderflower cordial to rhubarb compote. |
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The knight wore no armor, but carried a sprig of holly in one hand, and an enormous axe in the other. |
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To remove a leaf from its sprig, Patten grasped it gently by the stalk and pulled it back towards the branch of the limb to prevent tree damage. |
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There's water, obviously, and then there's some salt, a splash of chlorine, a hint of sulphur and a sprig of magnesium. |
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At the shire-hall new-year celebrations, 15-year-old Ruth Hilton catches the eye of a 23-year-old sprig of the gentry. |
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You notice that there wasn't a sprig of parsley or even a strawberry on the plate. |
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Garnish with a fresh mint sprig and a straw cut short enough so that you almost bury your nose in the mint as you sip. |
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I started a sprig of a Confederate rose bush in Tyler that came from a plant in Georgia. |
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A sprig of holly is added as a symbol of everlasting life, and the burning brandy a reminder of the rebirth of the sun. |
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You may pick a sprig of rosemary or thyme, or a few fronds of parsley or dill, but you'll pick an armload of basil. |
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Cut a small cross in the top of each pie, insert a sprig of thyme and lightly brush with milk. |
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The two Greens Senators wore a sprig of wattle over a postcard picture of the two Australian citizens interned in Guantanamo Bay. |
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Little did I expect that a, slightly worse for wear, sprig of green taken from the boxes would become a priceless Christmas moment. |
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For the truffle sabayon, in a small saucepan over medium heat, combine the sherry vinegar, shallots, and thyme sprig. |
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Nibble on a sprig of parsley after eating raw onions or garlic or whenever your breath smells sour. |
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Put the remaining giblets into a saucepan with a thyme sprig, bay, sage, star anise, half the onion and 1 clove garlic. |
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A sprig each of borage and mint is optional but adds some pleasing herby, bosky overtones. |
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Forget the tiny sprig strategically placed on a lemon sole or the meagre pinch of mint in a pan of potatoes. |
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He had come in peace, he said, for he carried a sprig of holly and wore no armor. |
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Spoon over your blueberry jam, cover with your elderflower cordial, and top with a sprig of mint. |
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Serve garnished with a sprig of basil and additional Parmesan cheese and toasted pine nuts if desired. |
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Drizzle sauce over eye fillets and garnish with a fresh King Prawn and sprig of dill. |
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If desired, garnish each tartlet with a leaf of chervil or a small sprig of dill. |
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A sprig of tulsi plant, a piece of gold, or a few drops of Ganges River water are placed in the mouth to delay messengers of Yama, god of death. |
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Top each triangle with the chicken mixture and top with mango salsa and a small sprig of cilantro. |
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Garnish with a sprig of thyme, cinnamon stick, and star anise. |
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Suddenly the old Chinese woman whom I'd walked past on the sidewalk half an hour earlier moved across the window, a tall sprig of sword lily in one hand. |
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At the last minute add the sprig of rosemary and infuse for two minutes. |
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There's a sprig of edelweiss, and a little square of fabric to hold up when the inspiration strikes Maria to make the children new clothes from the curtains. |
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As you plate the swordfish, partially cover it with a spoonful or two of the hot salsa, and garnish with a large sprig of flat-leaf parsley or coriander. |
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I dip a sprig of rosemary into the oil and place it over each lamb chop. |
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We watched knowing that behind some sprig of rushes beady eyes were on us. |
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Place three chips of lard on top of each in a biohazard pattern, add a cilantro sprig, and arrange seasoned baby spinach leaves and cilantro leaves all around. |
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I just went to talk to my downstairs neighbour about a tree that fell down in our garden, and she gave me a sprig of rosemary, and a tied bunch of lavender. |
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Briskly quartered tomatoes lay on the chopping board next to a sprig of spring onions with wispy, soiled roots and fresh green stalks, bound by a blue elastic band. |
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But the traditional way of attaching them to the wreath ring is to bind them with one long piece of twine, wrapping it three times around the ring for each sprig. |
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Even the celebrated shot of Uncle Paulie cutting garlic with a razor blade has a sprig of parsley in the foreground. |
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Tips: Try serving this spread on crisp cucumber slices and garnishing it with a sprig of fresh dill. |
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The long, white tunic the ghost wears is girded by a belt with a sprig of holly symbolizing winter tucked in it, but spring flowers hem the bottom of the tunic. |
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This great match of flavours was served with a little sprig of fresh fennel, which led the charge of the other flavours through the creamy goats cheese. |
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Ocado's style is so much the opposite of the hard sell that, bar a single Santa Coca-Cola advert, its site has still not sprouted so much as a sprig of holly. |
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Garnish with half a cherry tomato or yellow bell pepper rings and a sprig of chervil. |
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Chewing a sprig of parsley after meals is an excellent treatment for bad breath. |
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Imagine a feather, or a sprig of lavender, and you can gauge this quartz movement's filigree design. |
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The frozen uncooked pizzas are decorated with black olives and a sprig of parsley in the middle. |
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Ladle into bowls and garnish with a dollop of the sour cream and a sprig of cilantro. |
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Spoon over reserved fruit juice. Garnish with berries and a sprig of mint. |
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A child wrapped in a blanket sits propped up in a large wicker chair, toying with a sprig. |
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George Bush is the son of a president, the grandson of a senator, and the sprig of America's business aristocracy. |
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How else would you peel an orange, or cut a sprig of privet blossom for your second-youngest daughter? |
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Mr Le Pen began the homage by placing his sprig atop an offering table, and the others followed in turn. |
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If the sprig bloomed earlier, the date of the wedding was brought forward by one month for every day in which it bloomed ahead of time. |
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The Fleur d'Absinthe is unique and original because of the wormwood sprig inside the bottle. |
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If the sprig bloomed on Christmas Eve, it meant that the girl would find a husband in the coming year. |
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Toast the bread and spread the mixture on it. Garnish with a line of chopped egg and decorate with a sprig of dill. |
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Garnish with two thin slices of kumquat and a small sprig of fresh rosemary. |
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Place the croissant, the thinly-sliced strawberry and the cream cheese on a plate and decorate with a mint sprig. |
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I am sure here, too, the dove of peace will eventually appear, carrying a sprig from the olive tree. |
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Combine the pomegranate juice in a cocktail shaker with the gin, lime juice, 2 to 3 ice cubes and one sprig of rosemary. |
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Ladle soup over cheese and garnish with a sprig each of fresh parsley and marjoram. |
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Walking into the plush interior certainly fosters expectation, and small touches such as a sprig of rosemary held in the napkin ring are really quite delightful. |
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These badges, sometimes called plant badges, consist of a sprig of a particular plant. |
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Garnish the ragu balls with a sprig of parsley, and top the mozzarella balls with a leaf or two of basil. |
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Ziegelman, equally petite and dressed primly in black, dipped into a fridge stocked with varicolored Mason jars to put together Aunt Sammy's recommended appetizer: tomato juice topped with a sprig of curly parsley. |
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Unlike the ill-used parsley sprig, vegetable sprouts have purpose. |
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The wormwood sprig inside the bottle makes it unique and original. |
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According to popular tradition, a sprig was cut at first light December 4 from a cherry tree that was at least 10 years old, and taken to a house where an unmarried girl lived. |
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Garnish each triangle with a piece of walnut and a sprig of fresh thyme. |
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Garnish with lemon zest and 2 cranberries speared on a rosemary sprig. |
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Since main dinner is served late in the evening, they like to cook over a low flame to have the greatest control over the final touch: a dash of Vi Ranci, a sprig of thyme or essence of lemon. |
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Anyone who failed to wear a sprig of oak risked being pelted with bird's eggs or thrashed with nettles. |
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A sprig of white flowers was in her light wavy hair, and another fastened by her breastpin drooped over her bosom. |
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If you don't have napkin rings, just use red ribbon to tie a napkin and cutlery together, with a sprig of mistletoe placed on each setting. |
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If you don't have napkin rings, use red ribbon to tie a napkin and cutlery together, with a sprig of mistletoe placed on each setting. |
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Personally, I go for the crispy eggroll appetizers, which should be eaten with a sprig of fresh coriander and dipped in fish sauce. |
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Hunters there shot 226,000 sprig last season, which is about half the total number taken in all four flyways. |
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O my Lord, the young Ofelia Having made a garland of sundry sortes of floures, Sitting vpon a willow by a brooke, The envious sprig broke, into the brooke she fell. |
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Go off the beaten track with fried beancurd rolls with mussels, a thin crisp seafood-stuffed roll resembling a sprig roll but made with tofu rather than pastry. |
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