But Mr. Kelly said the less coordinated plots, by what he called "lone wolf" terrorists, posed an equal or greater risk because they could fashion crude, kitchen-made bombs and acquire guns without attracting scrutiny by law enforcement.
Bulthaup (pronounced "bull-towp") began in 1949 delivering crude wooden kitchen cabinets to postwar homes with curtains standing in for cabinet doors.
He also makes a simple, crude-looking kitchen knife that Kramer was particularly taken with.
There is a romantic sensuality to Vermeer's own milkmaid that links her to both the women in his later paintings and the traditional crude depictions of kitchen maid as harlot.
Crude and formless, composed on the kitchen table from snipped-out photographs and pastel scrawls, it nevertheless caught Dowling's eye.
These were not the mostly cleaner murders of the German killing squads: "They gouged out their eyes with kitchen knives, dismembered them with crude farm instruments, and drowned the women in shallow waters.
No question, the banter that flies across the kitchen table at Rescue 2 can be crude.
Hell's Kitchen would have been more of a crude marshmallow roast than a sophisticated five-star dinner.
He took a pragmatic attitude toward amphetamines, regarding them as a "labor-saving device" in the "mental kitchen," with the important proviso that "these mechanisms are very crude, liable to injure the cook, and constantly breaking down".
The artist Rosemarie Trockel has long taken an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink approach to her work: giant knitted canvases, crude ceramics, repurposed housewares, "mouth sculptures" made from chewed gum, and quirky clothing all fit comfortably in her wide embrace.
