Mixed with soft cubed sweet potatoes, crunchy cashews and cilantro, it was bright, barbecue-ready fare.
An example of such tube-ready fare is "Inside Out," an obvious and low-energy burlesque written and directed by its star, Jason Gould, about the travails of being the gay offspring of celebrity parents.
It can be broken down into pub-ready fare that logically suits the ambience (chicken liver toast, prunes wrapped in bacon, grilled burger with Roquefort cheese) and more elevated compositions (sautéed quail with pomegranates and a balsamic drizzle, a squash salad with pine nuts and pecorino).
Pitchfork Media's Carrie Battan commended Usher's collaboration with Diplo as "a doubly satisfying departure from their respective strains of club-ready fare".
Those craving the usual dancefloor-ready fare from Simko won't be disappointed, as it's chock full of carefully sculpted, lithely grooving beats.
Roy is a genius at turning girls into ladies, but she made sure her modern sophisticate always has a little bit of edge, pairing party-ready fare with a cowboy hat or long equestrian-style gloves.
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In the interim, broadcasters are readying new fare to fill the potential holes in their schedules.
Now, you are ready for heartier fare.
They have an imprint of the city's mosques in their brains, at the ready wherever a fare may take them as prayer time closes in.
