But Hamas considers the arms essential to beefing itself up against a possible Israeli military incursion, and Egypt has been unable (or, grumble the Israelis, has not tried hard enough) to stem the traffic itself.In short, the ceasefire is likely to last only as long as neither side feels it is helping the other side too much.
The continued mass rollout of new sites, combined with the spinoff of AOL's dying dialup business, would suggest that the company is beefing itself up for that very purpose.
That talk faded as Dentsu instead cut back the size of its investment — which began at the 15 percent level — and Publicis beefed itself up with a series of acquisitions in areas like digital advertising.
Beef itself delivers umami, and it would be a fine burger without the added flavoring tricks.
The beef itself is not so surprising, but if you take a bite of it along with a shiso leaf, the effect is captivating, the fresh, bracing flavor of the shiso a perfect foil for the richness of the beef.
Minetta's potatoes Anna, which are like a love affair between scalloped potatoes and hash browns, rival the best sides at Strip House, where the beef itself isn't in Minetta's league.
The term is applied variously to (1) a patty of ground beef, sometimes called hamburg steak, Salisbury steak, or Vienna steak, (2) a sandwich consisting of a patty of beef served within a split bread roll, with various garnishes, or (3) the ground beef itself, which is used as a base in many sauces, casseroles, terrines, and the like.
But oddly, the beef was the most underwhelming part of the menu, not because of the way it was cooked but because the beef itself -- which comes from DeBragga & Spitler, where it is dry-aged for 28 days -- lacked the depth of flavor normally associated with aged beef.
Outraged at first by the sight of "the coarse lackeys' dish," which he deems an "insult offered to his rank," the Prince finds that Adèle's version of it is no ordinary food: The beef itself, lightly rubbed with saltpetre and then gone over with salt, was carved into slices of a flesh so fine that its mouth-melting texture could actually be seen.
Outraged at first by the sight of "the coarse lackeys' dish," which he deems an "insult offered to his rank," the Prince finds that Adèle's version of it is no ordinary food: **{:.break one} ** The beef itself, lightly rubbed with saltpetre and then gone over with salt, was carved into slices of a flesh so fine that its mouth-melting texture could actually be seen.
The beef itself has some authentic char, but not much more flavor than that.
