Carve the pork into rough slices (it will fall apart as you do so) and lay it on the purée.
They range in style and accomplishment, beginning with his rough slice-of-life debut, Warrendale, a black-and-white portrait of troubled youth and the adults in charge of helping them.
Thin, rough slices of salty Tennessee ham resemble prosciutto, layered on a biscuit with soft-poached egg.
Rough cut meant slicing the carrot in half, lengthwise, and then — chop, chop, chop — cutting it into perfectly identical half moons (which, to my eye, had nothing rough about them).
In working with the raw material, Ms. Dempsey first slices it to check for patterns, then trims what she doesn't need and shapes the rough piece with a grinder.
Ms. Kershner, who formerly did the desserts at Brasserie and Brasserie 8 1/2, won me over, however, with the apricot nut bread she devised for a Selles-sur-Cher, a medium-tangy Loire goat cheese, and the apple-maple strudel that accompanies rough orange slices of four-year-old Gouda.
Dull blades will create rough, uneven slices in the foam.
No teratoma was detected in the rough sectioned tissue slices of the soleus muscles, brains, hearts, lungs, or livers, and GFP+ cells were nonexistent except in the muscles and nerves of the transplanted hindlimbs (data not shown).
At a rough 20% cut, a figure Valleywag notes Kalanick has alluded to, that would place Uber's slice of the revenue around $213M a year.
Film and television crews in search of a real New York setting have fallen in love with the alleyways of Lower Manhattan, which, ignored and often avoided by most who live here, have not been given makeovers over the years and thus look like a slice of rough, tough, old New York -- which, of course, they are.
Unlike glass coverslips, the cut surface of our bone slices is rough.
