Sentences with phrase «of berries from»

The new MSN Singapore — your customisable collection of the best in news, sport, entertainment, money, weather, travel, health and lifestyle, combined Coffee is a brewed drink prepared from roasted coffee beans, which are the seeds of berries from the Coffea plant.

(Saturday shopping — a cart full of berries from Trader Joe's, spray - on sunblock from TJs, a beautiful crate of GT's Kombucha from Whole Foods, sports bra hunting)

Remember to deduct the carbohydrate count of the berries from your daily allowance.

Dusted with raw cacao and accompanied with a pot of berries from the freezer.

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Berry left the British programme last week after its # 75 million ($ 97.5 million) switch from the BBC to Channel 4, but has now begun filming the second series of ABC's «The Great American Baking Show.»

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The chefs, bakers, caterers, jam - makers, and business owners of FoodLab take veggies, berries, fruits, and herbs straight from the hands of KGD's many growers to create special edition products.

So the conference, at Berry, exceeded all reasonable expectations in the excellence of presentations by both faculty and students and the intensity and intelligence of the «engagement» of the students from Berry and a half dozen other colleges.

And I've been sharing with the organizers of a big Percy conference that will occur next year in the now - legendary St. Francisville my fake - sociological efforts to distinguish Percy - ism from (Wendell) Berry - ism.

Clearly the best collection of essays from a Kentucky farmer - philosopher, this book demonstrates the breadth of Wendell Berry's work, as well as his status as one of the most important commentators of our time on matters of community, land and ecology.

As a writer and editor for Time, Conde Nast Portfolio, and Fast Company, he has compiled a portfolio that includes stories on megahit - making Swedish songwriters (a piece for which he went clubbing in Stockholm); James Bond (for which he stood on a Spanish beach and watched Halle Berry emerge from the waves over and over and over); undercover missionaries in the Arab world (he traveled to North Africa and went to church); and the decline of Christianity in Europe (he prayed).

For what do we long for when we read the Beatitudes, when we meditate on the words of Christ through lectio divina, when we join with Christians past and present to pray the hours, when we climb Teresa of Avila's «Interior Castle,» when we raise our hands in worship, when we eat the bread and drink the wine, when we walk the labyrinths, when like David we see that the night sky declares the glory of God, when we study the Bible in Hebrew and Greek, when we connect with a glorious line from Wendell Berry or Frederick Buechner, or Annie Dillard?

Berry begins his essay, «Writer and Region,» by praising Huck Finn for escaping from the stultifying «indoor piety» of Miss Watson to the secular adventures of the raft, the Mississippi and the out of doors.

Teilhard's importance, Berry believes, lies in his comprehensive vision of the universe as a psychic - spiritual as well as a physical - material process, his perception of the human as the consciousness of the universe, and his shifting of the focus of Western religious concern from redemption to creation.

As veteran pastor Eugene Peterson writes, «Wendell Berry is a writer from whom I have learned much of my pastoral theology.

In fact, from the tone of the rest of his writings, such as when he expresses his appreciation for the American farmer and essayist Wendell Berry, one can only conclude that he advocates a far more pastoral ecclessiology than most would prefer today.

Berry agrees, but one wonders if he would ever admit that his own partisan thumos in defense of the land has not itself become a commodity to be sold on a market for urban types who feel alienated from their own small town and rural backgrounds.

I wonder of these Washingtonians — deracinated from any productive skill or from any true local community — who applaud Wendell Berry in his near Gandhian, or at least Thoreauvian remarks of limits, place and simplicity.

From the liberal standpoint, modernity is not the desert of meaningless lifestyle - chasing Hauerwas implies it is (he appears to endorse Wendell Berry's judgment that the «dominant story of our age, undoubtedly, is that of adultery and divorce»).

Next comes some searching criticisms of our displaced meritocracy from more traditionally American countercultural views, those inspired by Wendell Berry.

I like to think that everything from the gathering of the berries to the raising of my tinies to the feeding of the hungry to the advocating for my local community's needs is a sacrament, and a foretaste, that we embody the Gospel by our roots, too, by our transforming love, by our unhurried community development, by our friendships, by our casseroles, and our wanderings.

It is well symbolized by Elshtain's colorful cover illustration from the Book of Hours of the Duke de Berry.

and the red slick shape of the berry had sprung from some seed, some kind of seed, so he let them be there for him.

One of Berry's great strengths is that unlike, say, fellow eco-poet Gary Snyder, he never got into the whole 60s «let's learn from the shamans» thing.

That reminds me that one of the most interesting Christian Berryites I met was one who had resolved, under Berry's influence, to return from Virginia back to his Southern California suburban home, the better to be closer to parents and his «roots,» such as they were.

Not that there are no lessons to be learned from polytheism and its many mythologies, but Berry seems to approach them more in the spirit of a Tolkien or a Lewis.

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Whenever he baked communion bread for his church, he would bring extra loaves to those of us at the seminary, and he'd add insights from his devotional readings of Henry David Thoreau, W. H. Auden and Wendell Berry.

«We have used local malts from malt houses in northern Colorado and used juniper berries foraged in the neighborhood in some of our batches.»

i just added a bit of raisins inside of porridge to have it sweeter) and the topping was from mango - papaya - orange - godji berries salsa!

I suffer from Crohns and have cut out a lot of bad carbs like bread however I find that nuts and oats also cause issues along with bananas & berries.

Every destination has its on treasures, things you'll probably have a hard time finding back home, and it's not necessary what you would get in restaurants: mountains of berries in Finland, cheap zucchini flowers in Venice, sour cream in St Petersburg or sweet muffin bread from the Azores islands.

I couldn't keep myself away from our nearby organic strawberry farm, and as a result ended up with lots of berries that needed to find a home in one dish or another, since my freezer can only fit so much.

I buy frozen berries from Ocado — the blueberries are particularly good value, and the raspberries are of excellent quality

Our menu celebrates some of our favourite dishes from Seared Polenta Squares with Sweet Potato & Cashew Paté, our Mini Savoury Courgette, Basil & Pequillio Pepper Muffins and Cucumber Rye Finger Sandwiches, followed by our Fudgy Brownie Bites, Cake Bites and a Homemade Scone served with Coconut Yogurt and our Red Berry Jam.

The juices from the berries came all the way up the sides of my pie dish, almost spilling over.

So, in order to enjoy every last bit, we have ordered peach seconds from our local orchard and have blueberries in the freezer from the last of the fresh picked berries from a few weeks ago.

Goji Berries: Apart from being pretty in pink and delicious, Goji Berries contain 18 types of amino acids and all 8 essential amino acids.

Just before it aired for the first time, Phoebe hosted a group of eight to eat the meal from the show: Chicken with Goat Cheese and Sun Dried Tomato, Tagliarelle with Truffle Butter, Roasted Parsnips and Carrots, and Red Berry Trifle.

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This weekend, I was fortunate enough to get an invite from Stacy of Paleo Parents to go berry pickin» with a fun group including The Domestic Man and VA is for Hunter - Gatherers.

We don't have any wild berry bushes in the Midwest and I was like a little kid in a candy shop when I went to San Fran earlier this summer — I didn't understand how anyone could resist from picking ALL of them off the bushes!

I grew up in a huge berry - growing community and every year I would look forward to getting strawberry shortcake from the cheerleaders after the Berry Dairy Days parade and the cake part of the shortcake was always a HUGE LETberry - growing community and every year I would look forward to getting strawberry shortcake from the cheerleaders after the Berry Dairy Days parade and the cake part of the shortcake was always a HUGE LETBerry Dairy Days parade and the cake part of the shortcake was always a HUGE LETDOWN.

See a slideshow of twists on this classic version, from chocolate biscuits to roasted berries.

I did in a progressive way going from golden syrup, to honey, to a teaspoon of jam and then to fresh berries.

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It is like eating the ice cream version of a berry cake or muffin only the recipe is made purely from fruit.

We move methodically from plant to plant, picking all of the ripe berries before moving onto the next.

Resist the urge to switch to a different berry; raspberries pack more fiber and liquid than most other fruits, boosting feelings of satiety — and keeping you away from the office snacks.

You could try this: After I add the blueberries, I push them into the batter with the spatula otherwise when you turn them the batter sits up on top of the berries and away from the pan and they don't cook as well.