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They’re soaked overnight, cooked until tender, then combined with a powerful sauce made of onion, tomato, spices and ghee, with cream or sometimes yogurt stirred in before serving.

Magically, duck meat cooked in a bath of its own fat becomes fall-off-the-bone tender, and not at all greasy.

That leaves a lot of wiggle room with many holes to fill in free agency, and the number could shrink depending on upcoming non-tender decisions.

This New Orleans-style Thanksgiving po’ boy is the answer to all your holiday leftoversScoop into it and you get to the tender quinoa studded with pieces of autumnal roasted vegetables, all moistened and married in a light, creamy cheese sauce.

Those are accompanied in this memoir by a glint-in-his-eye tone, and the sneakiest of snark hidden here and there, but that’s often tendered by tenderness.

The end of this story is that he has tendered his resignation.

He further tendered his opinion of the high-capacity magazines that the NRA has fought so hard to keep on the market.

Toughness tendered with diplomatic compromises led to winning without war.

With no other option, Law tendered his resignation to Pope John Paul II and slinked off to Rome.

She took a cigarette from the gayly tendered case and smoked for a few moments in silence.

On arriving he tendered the driver sixpence, which was strictly the fare, though but scant remuneration for the distance.

They found that he had tendered his resignation, and that it had been, after a long struggle, accepted.

Their labors were so faithful and efficient, that a vote of thanks was tendered them by the Committee.

Ronald Hope came up with a respectful bow, and tendered the card to the queen.