As Ms. Kilpatrick noted in her description of the recipe, the interplay of coffee, black pepper and cloves is subtle but powerful: "none of these suggests itself, but they unite... to form a deeply flavored cake... so moist, so dense, so amazing".
What these vignettes showed was the creation of various lithographs the interplay of opaque black pigments on mylar that graced the cover of the album, prints that were made by Craig.
"But for the period that the exhibit focuses on, from the late 40's to the mid-70's, you really see the interplay of white and black forms of popular music".
Partly with that in mind, the editors of The New York Times's news department decided over a year ago to investigate the state of race relations in the United States, not with an eye to providing analysis or policy solutions, but simply to report in detail on the actual interplay of whites and blacks on a daily basis.
RASHAAD NEWSOME's performances and videos probe the interplay of over-the-top black entertainers and the multiracial audiences they play to.
Other works in Africans in America speaks to the interplay between memory and the depiction of black history in the United States and Africa.
Interplay's collapse resulted in the shutdown of Black Isle and the cancellation of the third games in both the Fallout and Baldur's Gate series, as well as of an original title, Torn.
The interplay between black and white, of positive and negative, both literally and symbolically, attempts to get to the root of the mindset that drove these performers to adopt alternate personas.
And I'd skip the sweet barbecue sauce with black sea bass; the interplay of thyme and tamarind in the marinade was enough to carry the fish.
They act like these teachable moments about a darker experience, shifting themselves into social examiners of whiteness, interplays with black life.
