To cut through the delicious fattiness of the meats, Argentines and Uruguayans, who have similar cuisines, make a spicy herbal sauce called chimichurri.
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In nut brittles, cookies and ice creams, extra salt gives definition to the flavor of the nuts and cuts down on their fattiness, if only deceivingly.
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A julienne of Gala apple is a natural accent _ it's light and adds a different kind of sweetness to cut through the fattiness of the liver.
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In the restaurant, Dr . Presilla ordered fried pork cracklings, or chicharrones, eaten with a squeeze of fresh lime, which cuts through the crisp, sweet fattiness.
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Sorrel works beautifully with all those cold-water fatty fish that the experts keep telling us are good for us _ the oxalic acid in the sorrel balances the richness and fattiness of the fish.
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""'Double Fattiness " "'( ) is a 1988 Hong Kong comedy film directed by David Chiang and starring Bill Tung, Lydia Shum, Eric Tsang and Maggie Cheung.
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The hogs whose bellies are bound for Nueske are fed a larger-than-normal percentage of barley, along with corn, and are slaughtered at certain weights, Nueske explained, to minimize fattiness without destroying the taste.
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Diet counselors are papering the news media with releases filled with advice on how to stop craving the creaminess of the bechamel sauce and mozzarella in lasagna, the crispy fattiness of the chicken's skin, the sweet silkiness of a soothing pudding.
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It is a triple-strength reduction ( once you skim off the novelistic fattiness ) of the threat modern knowledge poses to one of the great imperatives of what it means to be human : to treat others always as ends, never as means.
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This comes in a variety of " Mtoro " ( often from the bluefin species of tuna ) and " chktoro ", meaning " middle toro ", implying that it is halfway into the fattiness between " toro " and the regular cut . " Aburi " style refers to " nigiri " sushi where the fish is partially grilled ( topside ) and partially raw.
