brochettes

Sisko had spent so much time in New Orleans during his life that he imagined he could detect the savory smells of the Cajun and Creole dishes he had grown up eating, and that he relished still: gumbos and jambalayas, étouffées and brochettes, bisques and rémoulades.

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A cab driver, Mohammed, convinced me I really need to try some traditional heart brochettes.

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If you halve them, boil them following the corn method above, you can then skewer them for grilled potato brochettes.

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We often get spiced brochettes, but you can get really large breasts whole to roast, and legs.

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If you want good cheap food, La Brochetta just down the street specializes in - Surprise - brochettes.

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It is great as a dip on its own with veggies or pita bread, or as part of a greek-style meal with chicken, lamb or beef brochettes, and rice.

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The restaurant sells so many $15 "Moby Dick on a Stick" whale brochettes to tourists and older Icelanders that it has to hoard extra whale meat in the freezer, she says.

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Salads, barbecued brochettes and carafes of chilled rosé lined the table's center.

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At the opening party, Mr. Livingstone invited Bollywood stars, India's cricket team, and business executives for mini poppadoms, lamb brochettes and other canapés catered by London-based Michelin-starred Indian chef Atul Kochhar.

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But none to the roadside market where we ate goat brochettes when my father brought me into town for my birthday treats; none to the green-roofed cathedral, built like two washed-up ships turned upside down, where we prayed for my immortal soul.

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