Spiced pigeon, again cooked sous-vide, came with artichokes and ale sauce, and was, again, an authoritative, rich, note-perfect piece of cooking.
The collection, then, is as much a biography as an anthology, and the rich notes of history can be found on every page.
A smear of the torchon on toasted brioche, followed by a bite of pickled mushroom and celery root salad, almost transmits music, the rich notes followed by bells.
This reliance on the rich, notes a Citigroup study, creates a "plutonomy," an economy and society driven largely by the wealthy class's investment and spending.
An energizing head of litchi, white tuberose and pink pepper, grounded by rich notes of amber and benzoin, which in sum achieve an almost incandescent effect — much like the jewels themselves.
But Gus John, a black educator and activist who immigrated to Britain from Grenada as a young man, described Ms. May's speech as "a bit rich," noting that she was in charge of domestic security and policing when Mr. Duggan died.
The harmony of the scene is spoiled only by the smell: the rich notes of the oil mingle in the air with the strange pancake aroma that's emanating from Holman's sweat-soaked trousers and the fetid stench of a blocked toilet next door.
Moku (Italy, AngelList) "Moku provides a common space to store and find documents, take rich notes (highlightings, text annotations, drawings) and collaborate with their classmates (while respecting their privacy, too), just with a browser.
Wine with some food is a brilliant thing, but there is a reason people drink alcohol, and it's not just for the rich notes of cherry.
But drop in an ice cube and the cinnamon/clove sweetness takes a back seat to rich notes of caramel, chocolate and tobacco.
