Definitely try the enchiladas: our selection was filled with tender chicken, blanketed with salsa verde, and topped with Mexican cheese.
It was 12 months ago that Volcán del Fuego lit up the sky above Antigua, sending grey ash to blanket the tender leaves of coffee trees growing more than 80km away.
A slab of grilled yellowfin tuna was barely half an inch thick, and veal scaloppine, though tender, were overwhelmed by a greasy blanket of prosciutto and mozzarella.
The committee recommended that future tender rounds should not be run as blanket competitive processes and should be underpinned by "robust service planning and needs mapping".
Throw an old blanket, drop cloth, or tarp over tender plants.
"Every blade of grass has its Angel that bends over it and whispers, 'Grow, grow,' " is taken from the Talmud, but readers of this enchanting book may end by seeing Ackerman as a bit of a guardian spirit herself, committed enough to march around with a flashlight on a cold night, blanketing her tender-petaled roses in plastic and sheeting her tropical hibiscus and impatiens in cotton.
During the late-80s acid house explosion, his father funneled the best of it into his tender young ears while his friends were still building blanket forts.
Also noteworthy are two versions of thin, tender veal scaloppini, (both $13.95): the Iliria, with wild mushrooms, cognac and herbs, and the asti, blanketed with porcini mushroom slivers and mellow sauteed chestnuts in a Champagne-touched mascarpone sauce.
Some are more intimately tender: the men who gently wheel a woman around in a water tank or hand out blankets from a wardrobe; the couples who slow-dance together and sing songs.
