Not EVERY group that gathers for Thanksgiving dinner sits down to a formally set table. Even if they do, the harried cook who sets out the entree and side dishes is unlikely to present them as embellished and worthy of a Bon Appetit photo shoot. It doesn't take long to gussy up the bird, though, in case someone does want a photo. The word is garnish, and it can be the difference between a bland plate of beige slices of turkey and a platter enticingly enhanced with herb leaves, small colorful fruits or vegetables, nuts or even edible flowers.
Ever wonder if a defendant's reverse-mortgage payments can be garnished to satisfy a personal injury judgment? A New Jersey court decided just last week that they can. [T]he mortgagee's obligation to make monthly payments to the defendant, the judgment debtor, is properly construed to be a 'debt' against which the plaintiffs, the judgment creditors, may obtain an order directing execution and garnishment," concluded the New Jersey Appellate Division in Cameron v. Ewing.
Fresh, bright, clean - all the words I have heard used to describe parsley make me feel as if I am reading an advertisement for the latest and greatest toothpaste. Mark Bittman, author of the "How to Cook Everything" series and many other cookbooks, describes it in a phone conversation as "such an underdog herb. People have used it for the longest time just as a garnish, but there are so many more uses for it.
Fresh tuna is endlessly versatile. It can be sauteed, grilled, roasted or even served raw, all with delectable results. Another bonus is that tuna needs only a very short cooking time, even less than most fish. For the light yet flavorful recipe that follows, tuna steaks are coated with sesame seeds, quickly pan-seared and then popped into the oven for only a few minutes. The steaks are topped with dollops of Orange Sherry Mayo, a simple combination of good purchased mayonnaise, orange zest, shallots and a hint of sherry. Both fish and garnish take less than 30 minutes to prepare, from start to finish. Sugar snap peas and basmati rice tossed with chopped green onions and minced fresh ginger would make easy and tempting sides.
By Abbe Smith Register Staff asmith@newhavenregister.com WEST HAVEN -- The city intends to garnish the wages of municipal employees who owe motor vehicle taxes, in an effort to collect money owed to the cash-strapped city.
... and let virtue garnish thy thoughts unceasingly ... (D&C 121:45) Over time, sometimes in decades, certainly in centuries, words often change in their senses, meanings and sometimes even their basic definitions.
In a city known for producing and consuming beer, two local entrepreneurs hope to put Milwaukee in the spotlight for a martini garnish they have developed as an alternative to the olive. It's called the "cholive," a decadent, dark chocolate truffle filled with a silky whole cream that's shaped like an olive and fits on a toothpick.
An award of attorney fees under the Equal Access to Justice Act is payable to the prevailing party rather than to the prevailing party's attorney, and therefore is subject to an offset for a pre- existing debt owed by the prevailing party to the United States, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled. The case arose from an attorney's representation of a Social Security disability claimant seeking benefits after the government initially denied her claim.
At a recent meal at The Cliff House, several diners did what most diners do: They plucked the pieces of green garnish from their entrees and put them to the side. And then, one maverick decided to taste the garnish.
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