An airline meal is a meal served to passengers on a commercial airliner. These meals are prepared specifically for this purpose by special airline catering services. The average airline dinner typically includes a meat product (most commonly chicken or beef), a salad or vegetable, a small roll, and a dessert. Caterers usually produce alternative meals, e.g. kosher and vegetarian. These must usually be ordered in advance, sometimes when buying the ticket. Some airlines are missing a specific meal for ovo-lact ...

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The banana cultivar 'Cavendish' or 'Dwarf Cavendish' is most common banana in modern world trade. It ranges from approximately 15-25 cm in length, and is used in baking, fruit salads, fruit compotes, and to complement foods. The outer skin is partially green when sold in food markets and turns yellow when it ripens. When over-ripe, the skin will turn black and the flesh becomes mushy. Bananas ripen naturally and are at their peak ripeness when the peel is all yellow with a few dark brown specks beginning to appear. A ...

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California Pizza Kitchen is a casual dining restaurant chain that specializes in California-style pizza. The restaurant was started in 1985 by attorneys Rick Rosenfield and Larry Flax in Beverly Hills, California, USA. The chain is widely known for its innovative pizzas, such as the "Original BBQ Chicken Pizza", BLT, Thai Chicken, and Jamaican Jerk Chicken pizzas. They also serve various kinds of pasta, salads, and desserts. The chain has over 170 locations across 27 states and five countries. A fast food version specifi ...

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Riffing on the popular idea that Caesar salad was invented by or for Julius Caesar, the Canadian comedy duo of Johnny Wayne and Frank Shuster (both now deceased) did at least two versions of a sketch in which Caesar's chef (played by Shuster) prepares the ingredients of a modern Caesar salad, and says, "You shall name this salad, Caesar". After a moment of pondering, Caesar (played by Wayne) replies (in one version of the sketch), "I name it... coleslaw." Brutus offers his knife ...

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Salad Fingers himself has a strange habit of providing narration for other characters rather than engaging in actual conversation even if the characters are living beings capable of speech. The names he attributes to different "characters" often appear to be thought up on the spot or simply applied to non-existent characters. For example: Salad Fingers looks puzzled in episode five when he holds up the Hubert Cumberdale finger puppet and appears to think up the name Barbara Logan-Price to call it instead. Hubert Cu ...

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In the cartoons, of which there are presently seven, Salad Fingers inhabits a desolate area of muggy climate where he obsesses in the "delightful" feeling of the textures of various objects on his "salad fingers", most of which are usually rusty articles (particularly spoons). His other joys include blood, or as he calls it, "the red water," grubby taps, and nettles. His fluctuating, gentle monologues serve to entice th ...

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Ingredients: 3-4 tomatoes, one cucumber, 4-5 peppers, one onion, 150g brined cheese (preferably feta cheese), parsley, vinegar (optional), sunflower oil and salt. Bake and then peel the peppers. Take out the seeds and cut into small strips. Then add the diced tomatoes, cucumbers and onion. Add salt, oil and vinegar, and mix. Serve in the shape of a pyramid, top with finely chopped parsley and grated cheese. ...

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Salad Fingers - Episode 1 - Spoons. Release date: July 1, 2004 Credits: Drawn, animated and voiced by David Firth. Written by David Firth and Christian "Crust" Pickup. Music by Boards of Canada. This episode introduces us to the Salad Fingers character and his love of touching rusty spoons. He explains how touching any form of rust, including spoons, a door bell panel and a kettle, stimulates him sexua ...

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Ron White - The Legend. In his routine, Ron White says he is often asked why he is referred to as "Tater Salad", and tells this story. In his small hometown of Fritch, Texas, when he was seventeen years old, after being pulled over for driving down the sidewalk, and arrested for driving under the influence, White was asked by the arresting officer (whom he had known all his life) if he had any aliases. "Yeah," he rep ...

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The only part of the plant that is normally eaten is the leafy head; more precisely, the spherical cluster of immature leaves, excluding the partially unfolded outer leaves. Cabbages are commonly used both cooked and as a salad vegetable. Sauerkraut is a fermented cabbage often used as a condiment or side dish. Cabbage - Salads. Cabbage leaves are considered too tough to be used whole in salads, so they are usually sliced into thin strips or chopped, as in coleslaw. Cabbage - Cooking. Cabbage is often prepared by boiling, usually as part of soups or stews such as the Centr ...

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Sauces and condiments also play an important role in other cuisines: British cooking: Gravy is a traditional sauce used on roast dinner, which (traditionally) comprises of roast potatoes, roast meat, boiled vegetables and optional Yorkshire puddings. Apple sauce and mint sauce are also used on meat (pork and lamb respectivly). Salad cream is sometimes used on salads. Ketchup and brown sauce are used on more fast-food type dishes. Strong English mustard (as well as French or American mustard) are also used on various foods, as is ...

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White sauces Mushroom sauce Sauce Allemande Sauce Américaine Sauce Suprême Velouté Brown sauces Bordelaise sauce Bourguignonne sauce Chateaubriand sauce Sauce Africaine Sauce Robert Béchamel family Béchamel sauce Mornay sauce Emulsified sauces Béarnaise sauce Hollandaise sauce Mayonnaise Tartar sauce Salad cream Butter sauces

Broadly speaking, two groups of varieties are available: early and late. The early varieties mature in about 50 days. They produce small heads which do not keep well and are intended for consumption while fresh. The late cabbage matures in about 80 days, and produces a larger head. Cabbage can be started indoors or sowed directly. Like all brassicae, cabbage is a cool season crop, so early and late plantings do better than th ...

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Ukrainian cuisine - Soup. Borshch—vegetable soup (most common form made with beets), popular among eastern Slavic nations. There are more than thirty regional recipe of cooking Borshch, often with meat). Hrybivka—mushroom soup, served with vushka in Volyn region. Kapusniak and solyanka—sauerkraut soups. Rosolnyk—soup with pickles, sometimes served with kidneys. Yukha—fish soup, made of fresh-water fish, usually ca ...

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Serbian cuisine - Breakfast. Burek Kačamak (also Cicvara) - a type of polenta Popara Proja/Kukuruza (cornbread) Various sandwiches Bread with something: Bread, (often butter) and honey Bread, (often butter) and jam Bread, lard and sugar Serbian cuisine - Barbecue. Barbecue is very popular in Serbia, and makes the primary offer of main courses in most restaurants. It is often eaten ...

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Serbian cuisine - Non-alcoholic. High quality and quantity of fruit and abundance of water result in a number of high-quality fruit juices and mineral waters produced in Serbia, and being among its most widely known exports. There are few domestic carbonated soft drinks however. An interesting traditional soft drink, made from corn, now less commonly consumed is boza. Kvas is also being made by some breweries. Of hot drinks, Turkish coffee is widely used, and traditionally drank in visitations. Tea is far less popular and mostly herbal teas are consumed, drunk ...

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To prepare tarator you need 1 cucumber, about 1/2 kilogram of bulgarian yogurt, water, several cloves of garlic, several nuts, some dill, salt, vegetable oil of your choice, several drops of vinegar. Preparation: grate or chop the cucumber into little pieces. Dilute the yogurt with water (two parts of water mix with three parts of yogurt). Grate the garlic, nuts and dill and mix all the ingredients together. Season with salt, oil and vi ...

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The menu which Subway offers may differ from store to store based on a few factors. Most of the items sold on the menu are "core" items, and must be offered by every Subway. Subway, like other Fast-food restaurants also offers limited time offers or LTO from time to time. As of November 2005 Subway is offering the Chicken Parmesan sub as an LTO's. Each Subway market may also vote to have additional sub(s)or ingredient(s) as an option. Additionally, an individual store (or group of stores owned by an individual franchisee) may choose to carry a few "local" subs or ingredients, but Subway li ...

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The book Fast Food Nation is critical of Subway's franchising policies. It claims that in the 1990s, Subway was involved in many legal disputes with franchisees, usually over encroachment (overly agressive expansion, in which one Subway is so close to another they end up competing), and high royalties. The book blames the "Development Agents", who are given the task of growing the company regionally. They are rewarded greatly for profits and punished for losses, so it is claimed that it is in their best interest to saturate markets wi ...

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The book Fast Food Nation is critical of Subway's franchising policies. It claims that in the 1990s, Subway was involved in many legal disputes with franchisees, usually over encroachment (overly aggressive expansion, in which one Subway is so close to another they end up competing), and high royalties. The book blames the "Development Agents", who are given the task of growing the company regionally. They are rewarded greatly for profits and punished for losses, so it is claimed that it is in their best interest to saturate markets w ...

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In 2005 Subway announced that the popular Sub Club customer rewards program would be phased out due to counterfeiting. Another reason, which was not stated by the company, for the discontinuation of the program was that there was a large amount of internal theft of stamps by Subway employees and affiliates, including the sale of rolls of the stamps online at places such as e-bay. Customers will also be able to get 40 cents per s ...

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