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larding
▪ I. larding, vbl. n. (ˈlɑːdɪŋ) [f. lard v. + -ing1.] a. The action of the verb lard; the preparation of meat for cooking by inserting pieces of fat bacon. † Rarely concr. Fat, grease, unguent.c 1440 Promp. Parv. 288/1 Laardynge, lardacio. 1583 Stanyhurst æneis iii. (Arb.) 79 Soom feloes naked with ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Lardon
Saint-Ange, which details two techniques: surface larding, or "studding", in which the lardons are threaded onto the surface, and interior larding, in The needle used is a larding needle (also "barding needle" or lardoir). There are two basic kinds of larding needle, hollow and U-shaped. wikipedia.org
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lardet
† ˈlardet Obs. rare—0. [f. lard n. + -et1.] A small piece of bacon for larding meat.1598 Florio, Lardegli, Lardelli, the pieces of larde, or lardet that they put into rostemeate. Oxford English Dictionary
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Mechado
the name of the dish has increasingly come to encompass variations that use thinner slices or even bony cuts of beef and that have dispensed with the larding wikipedia.org
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lardlet
† ˈlardlet Obs. rare—0. [f. lard n. + -let.] A small piece of bacon for larding meat.1659 Torriano, Spioccare, to lard birds with lardlets. Oxford English Dictionary
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Rinderbraten
the traditional Rinderbraten spice, typically the same spices would be used in the brining solution and run through the meat using specially prepared larding wikipedia.org
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lard
▪ I. lard, n. (lɑːd) Forms: 4–6 larde, 5 laard, 5 laurde, 4– lard. [a. OF. (mod.F.) lard bacon (= It., Sp., Pg. lardo):—L. lārdum, lāridum, usually believed to be cogn. w. Gr. λᾱρ-ῑνός fat, λᾱρ-ός pleasant to the taste.] † 1. The fat of a swine; (fat) bacon or pork; rarely, other fat meat used for l... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Mummy, or Ramses the Damned
Missing a ripe opportunity to skewer 20th-century values and sexual mores, [Rice], ever-fascinated with the undead, avoids character and plot development, larding wikipedia.org
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lardoon
lardon, lardoon Cookery. (ˈlɑːdən, lɑːˈduːn) Also 5 lardun. [a. F. lardon (= It. lardone), f. lard: see lard n.] One of the pieces of bacon or pork which are inserted in meat in the process of larding.c 1450 [see lardiner 1]. 1653 Urquhart Rabelais ii. xiv, The lardons or little slices of bacon, whe... Oxford English Dictionary
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Robert Coote
Prudence and the Pill (1968) as Henry Hardcastle Kenner (1969) as Henderson Up the Front (1972) as General Burke Theatre of Blood (1973) as Oliver Larding wikipedia.org
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sofrito
sofrito, n. Brit. /səˈfrɪtəʊ/, U.S. /səˈfrɪdoʊ/ Forms: α. 19– soffritto, 19– sofritto; β. 19– soffrito, 19– sofrito [Partly > prefix) + friggere: see fry v.1), and partly > prefix) + fre{iacu}r (see fry v.1).] In Italian, Spanish, and Latin American cookery: a sauce used as a base for various ... Oxford English Dictionary
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bedaub
bedaub, v. (bɪˈdɔːb) [f. be- 1 + daub v.] 1. trans. To daub over with anything that sticks, to plaster.1558 Phaër æneid ii. (R.) But now in dust his beard bedawb'd [is]. 1683 P. Lorrain Muret's Rites Fun. 5 They all bedawbed their faces with mire and dirt. 1763 J. Brown Poetry & Mus. §6. 119 Thespis... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Homeward Bounders
She has the trick of conviction and empathy, of larding the narrative with humour where appropriate and thus heightening the desolation and horror elsewhere wikipedia.org
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. 8 Freeman, Affairs of Honor Theme: Creating American culture Foner, chap. 9 Rockman,Scraping By Theme: Working class culture Foner, chap. 10 Stoll, Larding zhihu
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unbeseeming
unbeˈseeming, a. [un-1 10 and 5 d.] 1. With object: Not beseeming or befitting (a person, etc.); unbecoming or inappropriate to. (Very common in 17th c.)1583 Golding Calvin on Deut. lxv. 394 Nowe it were vnbeseeming his power that hee coulde not execute the thing that he had determined with himselfe... Oxford English Dictionary
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