I really liked dishes such as tartare of rabbit with tiny slivers of white asparagus, a light mustard dressing and a generous tweak of crunchy salt.
What you'll need: Minced onion Ground pork 2 teaspoon rubbed sage or Bell's poultry seasoning (an herb mix) 1 cup mashed potatoes or 3/4 cup bread crumbs chopped celery (optional) 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper 1 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup milk Tweak sage, cayenne, and salt to taste Here's what to do: Over low heat, add minced onion, celery and pork.
Season with salt and pepper, and tweak the balance with 1 or 2 teaspoons of redcurrant or other fruit jelly, and a dash of cider vinegar.
Taste the sauce, and tweak the flavors as desired with additional salt, sugar or vinegar.
Instead of begging corporations to tweak the grams of sugar, fat and salt that these highly processed junk foods contain, we should demand that industry stop exploiting children altogether.
The latest development allows geophysicists to tweak algorithms on the fly in effect, adding a little more salt here or more sandstone there to see if it helps to smooth out the image.
Brown is at a British equivalent to the American salt flats synonymous with land speed records this weekend, to tweak and test his machine.
It's like watching the cast of a Pantene Pro V commercial tweak out on a cocktail of Veuve champagne and bath salts.
This recipe will give you all the nostalgic feels of childhood, with the grown-up tweaks of dark chocolate specks and a healthy level of salt (feel free to add flake salt on top before you bake if you're a real salinity fiend like I am).
A few tweaks – McHale might be the only chef I've ever met who could do with adding more salt – and this will be a serious destination restaurant.
Fran Bigelow, in Seattle, tweaked the form in 1999, garnishing her chocolate-covered caramels with a sprinkle of French gray sea salt.
