Sentences with phrase «schmaltz from»

Pour the schmaltz from the skillet into a container, using a mesh strainer to catch any small pieces of skin.

To separate the schmaltz from the juices, pour off the liquid and allow to cool in the fridge.

Not exact matches

I avoid processed fats, like margarine or canola oil, but whole fats from olives, avocados, coconuts, seeds, nuts, and humanely raised animals (butter, lard, suet, schmaltz) are a necessary part of the diet, and lead to feeling full in ways that allow people to cut down on sugar (which is less healthy, as you say).

A bastion of calm across the street from Brooklyn's invariably teeming Trader Joe's, this sunny storefront in Cobble Hill offers schmaltz - fried potato pancakes (also available in vegetarian and gluten free), as well as latkes made with sweet potatoes and celery root.

Lard & schmaltz & duck fat (from grass - fed animals) are a good substitutes for canola (or other vegetable oils).

Critics Consensus: Laden with schmaltz and largely bereft of evident narrative purpose, North represents an early major disappointment from previously sure - handed director Rob Reiner.

Critic Consensus: Laden with schmaltz and largely bereft of evident narrative purpose, North represents an early major disappointment from previously sure - handed director Rob Reiner.

The soundtrack is a nice blend of 80's rock music and original orchestration that is all the sweeping schmaltz one would expect in an 80's adventure movie from Spielberg.

The story could have been a recipe for cheeseball schmaltz, but with a script from Diablo Cody (Juno) and direction from Young Adult director Jason Reitman, Tully is a much darker and incisive story than I anticipated.

What really gives this music a mark above that written by other composers for similar films is that there is no schmaltz, no Hollywood glitz detracting from proceedings.

Enthusiasm and vigor prevent the production from descending into schmaltz.

Cutting through this schmaltz is a laser - like performance from Rebecca Hall, whose intelligence and line delivery is entertaining if anachronistic.

Personally would have dumped Flight, which had a screenplay that tended to drift toward schmaltz and didn't quite earn its ending, for something exciting that wouldn't win, such as Rian Johnson's Looper script, which would get the Inception treatment (i.e. nerds love that it got nominated and rage when it doesn't win, even though it never had a chance in the first place) from a couple years ago.

Insulting your intelligence on a regular basis, the film repeatedly defies logic and tries to divert attention from its failings with some old - fashioned schmaltz.

It's the type of «love of the sport» schmaltz usually reserved for horrible children's books, but in this case was turned into a voiceover (read by Bryant) and animated with highlights from the NBA superstar's career juxtaposed against a small child intently learning the game.

The cast is memorable, but the characters themselves are annoying and the film veers from slapstick to schmaltz in a way that doesn't always mesh.

But it's also full of humor, and it serves as a nice diversion from all the holiday schmaltz.