The rest was for her, in the form of cured meats, roasts, chops, the pig's head, and sausages, which we had neither the stomach nor the heart to eat.
This put me in mind of a stripped-down potée - a French soup/stew found in numerous versions, most (all?) of them containing those vegetables as well as some form of cured pork.
It's only cured pork -- there are other forms of cured pork, many of them wonderful".
I will take it away from him as a disease and give it back to him in the form of a cure.
In-depth discussions with the key informants and a cross-section of some respondents among the local residents further revealed that even when the consultants prescribe treatment to their patients, only the already-prepared form of the cure is provided by the "medicine man" rather than revelation about the plant from which it is obtained, or how the concoctions are prepared.
Lutefisk, a traditional form of cod cured in lye, is still a popular Christmas item, and rakfisk, fish left in a bucket with salt and sugar to rot for three months and served with sour cream, is also considered a treat.
Hydrotherapy, avidly practiced by the ancient Greeks and popularized by the Romans at such resorts as Bath, England, enjoyed a resurgence in popularity in the 19th century in the form of "water cures," first in home-based versions and later at mountain retreats and spas in New York, West Virginia, Arkansas, and Georgia.
Laragh's research career began soon after Conn's discovery of primary aldosteronism, a form of hypertension cured by removal of a sodium-retaining, aldosterone-secreting, adrenal tumor.
