A stack of chicken wings, marinated in a mixture of white wine, garlic and salt and baked before they were grilled, were just as seductive, though there were far too few of the celery and carrot sticks that accompanied them to balance the meat.
It's horrible, like jerking off right after you ate a stack of chicken wings and having to clean the disgusting mess of barbeque sauce and semen off yourself while muttering, "Jesus Christ man, I've got to get it together".
"I got a mated pair of dragoons," announced George Ruotolo, the auctioneer, placing the birds on the top row of a four-tier stack of chicken-wire cages he prefers to refer to as "cabanas".
My people stuffed into nasty, wobbly stacks of chicken-wire crates, clackety-clack, yakkedy-yak, and some nights the sound keeps me awake before it puts me to sleep.
The records which officialdom would clearly have declared "prejudicial" in the British formula for suppression showed that the finals unit did not get round to the restaurant before a third inspection, which it failed, or a fourth inspection, which it failed (the cockroaches had died and gone to heaven over-eating on a stack of sliced chicken).
We increased the imaging depth by stacking layers of chicken breast tissue.
Or how about stacks of wire chicken coops confining puppies, raccoons, rats, peacocks, pythons, vultures, and owls?
The menu retains some of JoJo's signature dishes, led by the famous chicken and ginger, green olives and coriander, served with a stack of chickpea fries.
"Braised yellow fish" was actually fried flounder — a tower of it, half a dozen fillets the size of chicken breasts stacked one atop another.
Head to Hacienda Heights for a stack of scallion pancakes and the house chicken (cold Shandong-style chicken) at this Taiwanese-leaning restaurant in a shopping center a few doors down from 99 Ranch Market.
We sat in a diner at 4 a.m. with a stack of chocolate chip pancakes and chicken fingers between us, the only meal that made sense at that time of night.
