If you don't prepare food, try kitchen cupboards, containers of coffee or other loose ingredients.
This is not just traditional ground beef between two halves of a bun, but rather a "variety of ingredients which constitute a loose definition of burgers," she said.
Brand has always been important in an industry where cost of ingredients bears only a loose relationship to retail price, but in conceptual cosmetics The Name is all.
Hugue Dufour, who with his wife, Sarah Obraitis, runs the excellent M. Wells diner in Long Island City, steeps the fish in red-wine vinegar, both to mellow its saltiness and to calm the astringency of the vinegar, then whips the result together with more-traditional Caesar ingredients to create a loose mayonnaise.
You can also play fast and loose with the ingredients.
Flatten them out with your hands until about 1cm thick, then set aside. 2 Reserve half the coriander and roasted peanuts, then mix all the other ingredients together to form a loose dressing.
It is covered with the medical 4-0 polyesthreadread warp knitted coat, both ends were sutured in the rivet and cut by hot knife to make polyester ingredients solidification and to prevent loose strand.
Mr. Meehan, who came aboard not too long before the opening, has fused his previous experiences at high flyers like the Mill River Inn, Tupelo Honey and Clearwater and is cutting loose with diverse, imaginative ingredients at Veritage.
When the F.D.A. approved olestra in 1996, it required companies to place a label on products that contained it, indicating that the ingredient could cause abdominal cramping and loose stools.
A tight monetary policy and a loose fiscal policy are the ingredients for a strong currency, just as America's fiscal profligacy pushed up the dollar in the early 1980s.
