Grilled flank steak ($13.50), a similarly prosaic offering, was tender and slightly sweet, courtesy of extended marination.
I'd rank the top five regulars as follows: the popeye (spinach leaves with three cheeses); the ham and cheese (with first-rate prosciutto); the stracciatella (more densely cheesy than many other pies, with some arugula and crushed tomato); the flambé (rich and maybe a touch too sweet, courtesy of béchamel and caramelized onions) and the leek-and-sausage.
The materials are also said to preserve the sauce's taste, which, I can now confirm is "a little sweet," courtesy of the apple, cane sugar and garlic also included in amongst the pepper party.
I spend the match slowly getting stoned, my head in a fug of sweet perfume courtesy of the youths chain-smoking spliffs surrounding us.
An, "Oh that's so sweet," or courtesy laugh at a corny joke will allow for a natural segue away from the gift itself, saving you from the discomfort of having to spend more time focused on something you don't really appreciate.
Photograph courtesy Sweet Kiera.
"This time," Trinity says, "she looked up at me after a little while and said, 'I've met you before.' " Photograph by Karen Young, courtesy Sweet Readers , Inc
"This time," Trinity says, "she looked up at me after a little while and said, 'I've met you before.' " Photograph by Karen Young, courtesy Sweet Readers, Inc. Andrea DenHoed is the copy chief of newyorker.com.
"This time," Trinity says, "she looked up at me after a little while and said, 'I've met you before.' " Photograph by Karen Young, courtesy Sweet Readers, Inc. Sign up for the daily newsletter.Sign up for the daily newsletter: the best of The New Yorker every day.
The song combines melancholic deep house and soothing water sounds with the sweet, airy vocals courtesy of Margarida Falcão from indie-pop trio Vaarwell.
Crisp pork belly and black pudding is not two items, but a single slab of terrine, the two pressed together then breadcrumbed and shallow-fried, with a dollop of mayonnaise, given a sweet-sharp edge courtesy of a little cider.
