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The yellow powders are saffron-spice blends to make Essaouira's signature fish tagine, but the mysterious purple pigment is what first made Essaouira's reputation, some 2,000 years ago.
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The first three or four strikes are blended to make commercial white sugar.
Combine all the ingredients for the montebianco in the food processor and blend to make a smooth paste.
Over the qualification campaign as a whole, finding the right blend to make the whole better than the sum of France's parts has been a challenge.
Yet talented cellar masters can use blending to make Champagnes that are greater than the sum of their parts, even while retaining some of the character of the individual terroirs.
In announcing the unexpected reversal, the European agriculture commissioner, Mariann Fischer Boel, said that having listened to objections, she had abandoned the proposed changes, which would have allowed red and white wines to be blended to make rosé.
For example, the screen appears to be entirely white when every L.C.D. opens and reveals all the subpixels (to the eye, the three primary colors blend to make white light).
In announcing the unexpected reversal, the European agriculture commissioner, Mariann Fischer Boel, said that, having listened to objections, she had abandoned the proposed changes, which would have allowed red and white wine to be blended to make ros?
Mr. Aisenbrey said that Integral's innovation was to tweak the blend to make it conductive enough for use as an antenna -- in effect, turning a barricade into a pathway.
For a reprint of the essay, he designed a series of initials and typographic ornaments that express the characteristics of the style: decoration based upon natural forms; pages whose typography and decoration blend to make overall patterns; and a richness of texture reminiscent of illuminated manuscripts.
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