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As for me, I prefer pan de sal sliced, toasted lightly and slathered with butter; stuffed with day-old pork adobo reheated over low fire until the meat begins to fall off the bone.

Quite a popular dish in Malaysia, this is barbecued chicken slathered in chilli, garlic, and ginger sauce, and mixed with coconut milk.

Its giant-sized morels slathered with coriander masala and mixed with buttered rice was drool-worthy.

Denver radio and TV personality Chris Kane slathered his driver with his daughter's applesauce so he could see where he was hitting the ball and found it gave him a visual training aid--he could see the dimples in the sauce, post-swing--but also reduced the spin on the ball, cutting down on his slice.

Metal crates are strewn among the debris, with nothing inside apart from a gooey residue slathered over the interior.

It's A Knockout BBC and ITV (1966-2001) THIS was like an early forerunner to the formation of the European Union, had the Maastricht Treaty been formulated by people in inflatable sumo outfits carrying buckets of water across a bouncy castle slathered in goose grease.

He has to have the fastgrowing hard skin treated and painfully wiped away in a sterilised bath twice each day as well as being slathered with special creams.

"He seemed to love Glastonbury so it will be great to have him here - this is his home turf after all, so I'll be getting him slathered in sun lotion and putting on his big earphones again.

City Councilor Eric Navickas - who opened the MAda Shell Gallery with partner Amy Godard - slathered a layer of red paint on the soles of sneakers, boots and sandals before people fired the footwear at an 8-foot image of Bush.

Nude men were slathered with oil on metal gurneys, twisting into positions that resembled a Robert Mapplethorpe photograph.

A wet, 10-square-centimeter surface slathered with holdfast could potentially hold about 70 tons, Tang says.--A.C.

There is the expected smattering of photo-based Conceptualism, and several very fine examples of it stand out: Leslie Hewitt's elegiac riffs on real time, 2002-2005, in which she builds a loose familial narrative by rephotographing old snapshots in quotidian domestic settings, and the memorable Cibachrome prints of Demetrius Oliver, whose vivid, performative self-portraits include one featuring the artist's head slathered in chocolate.

Then there's Senor Coconut Presents Coconut FM: Legendary Latin Club Tunes (Essay), a set of distinctive, contemporary South American dance-floor jams; think Fannypack slathered in salsa.

The California team may have also slathered its jerseys with a slippery goop, so they'd be hard to grip in a tackle.

We started with corn-on-a- stick, juicy, bodacious and from Thistledown Farm, lightly steamed and slathered in butter at the St.