Dip the back (curved) side of each slice first into the yogurt and then the almonds, re-assembling the pieces on a serving platter as you complete each piece.
Lay in the burgers, in batches if need be, and flatten them a little in the pan with the back of a fish slice.
Make the strips meet at the back of the head, cut a vertical slice and sew in elastic to make it easier to put on and take off.
A system like this, Brill estimates, based on a few back-of-the-envelope calculations, could slice twenty per cent off the private-sector health-care bill.
The back of his skull was sliced off – Capwell thinks the weapon would have been a halberd (a type of axe).
An amalgam of all the other little stores in that part of town, it had men's work shirts, a roast of beef, a woman's black girdle, some sneakers ("gym shoes," back then), a slice of yellow pie, some strings of red sausages, a wedding dress complete with bouquet, a whole repertory of ice cream cones and some Statue of Liberty souvenirs.
At the age of 68, he has finally brought back a contorted slice of that city's vertiginous madness to his home town.
*To reAndabout what I saw at Cenownnial Place in 2005, see It's Being Done: Academic Success in Unexpected Schools (Harvard Education Press, 2007).
The strawberry shortcake, while not a classic version, is the dessert I would go back for: a slice of moist cake topped with a few sliced berries, an orange-mango purée and a drift of whipped cream.
The money will in time be paid back through a slice of the business rates.Tony Travers, head of the Greater London Group at the London School of Economics, calls Nine Elms a symptom of the "Hong Kongification" of the city.
