Of course, this being Le Poisson Rouge, the married pair (Stephanie Ho and Saar Ahuvia) played five works by Bach (a selection from a cantata, a prelude and fugue for organ, and more), with one Frescobaldi piece tossed in, as arranged for four-hand piano by the Hungarian composer Gyorgy Kurtag.
Peel apples and cut into 20 small pieces; toss them with lemon juice immediately.
There are no surviving prints of a silent-movie version, which was based on Davis's play and was released later in 1926, though a trailer for the movie offers a glimpse of what has been lost: a uniformed Gatsby (Warner Baxter) clutching a bob-headed Daisy Lois Wilsonn); a gaggle of women diving into a pool, ducking for gold pieces tossed there by Gatsby.
An appetizer plate was heaped with crisp-fried and succulent duck pieces, tossed with bits of red onion, red bell peppers, scallions and tomatoes — and balanced with just enough chili vinaigrette to cut the duck fat and pull the whole thing together.
The experiences of these two characters form the armature of Mr. Powers's highly schematic novel of ideas, a static if often provocative book that reads like a series of essays with a couple of glittering fictional set pieces tossed in to grab the reader's attention.
Just peel, chunk the onion into a few big pieces, toss them into the food processor, and let 'er rip.
While the butter is still cold, chop it into small pieces and toss each piece separately into the mixture.
No one wanted to deal with the paperwork that resulted, Cheney said, so he and his colleagues found a solution: putting "shorteners" on the wire that is, cutting it into short pieces and tossing the leftovers at the end of the workday.
The BLT has been deconstructed into a number of forms, for example Edna Lewis and Scott Peacock created a BLT salad in The Gift of Southern Cooking, by cutting the ingredients into 1 inch pieces and tossing in mayonnaise.
Sprinkle salt and black pepper over the rabbit pieces before tossing them into the flour.
I tear off a piece and toss it to a drake.
