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Lean meat. (includes related articles, and recipes)
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November 1, 1987
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Lean meat
We're hearing more about it today, but meat has actually been getting leaner for some time. Years ago, when Westerners first began to prefer lighter diets, ranchers began breeding for leaner meat, favoring more muscular, larger-framed animals that reach market weight earlier.
Compared to 30 years ago, beef cattle have 40 percent less fat, yielding meat that's 8 to 10 percent leaner. Hogs have 50 percent less fat, and pork is 6 to 8 percent leaner. Lambs have almost doubled in weight, producing more lean meat in relation to fat.
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 "The Mail on Sunday (London, England)")
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Showstopper inspired by the lost gardens of Gertrude Jekyll; (1) For years it lay forgotten, buried beneath a blanket of foliage. But now TV gardener Chris Beardshaw is using the blueprint of Boveridge House to create a marvel of his own (2) CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW (3) PROPERTY ON SUNDAY.
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; ...inspired bythe lost gardens of Gertrude Jekyll When television gardener Chris...unique collaboration between Gertrude Jekyll and Thomas Mawson, two of the...had long been suspicions that Gertrude Jekyll had helped to plan the borders...
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 "The Economist (US)")
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Gertrude Jekyll.
Magazine article from: The Economist (US)
; GERTRUDE JEKYLL. By Sally Festing. Viking; 323 pages; E17.99. To be published...Viking Penguin IN AUGUST 1909 Edwin Lutyens visited his old friend Gertrude Jekyll in Surrey. He described her routine to his wife: Breakfast at 9 sausages...
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Gardening's grand dame: Gertrude Jekyll's design innovations--naturalistic plantings dictated by seasonality--changed the face of the field forever.(GARDEN GODDESS)
Magazine article from: House Beautiful
; ALTHOUGH GARDENER Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932) has a name that is...elaborate English estate gardens Ms. Jekyll was known for, her skilled artistry...sense of humor still inspire us today. Jekyll was first trained as a painter and...
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Review: House & Home: The Hut that was Jekyll's hideaway Now up for sale, Munstead Wood Hut was once the Surrey home of the gardener Gertrude Jekyll. Anne Boston peers inside its casement windows
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London
; ...for the great English gardener Gertrude Jekyll - who wrote these words - is for...which has a chapter to itself in Jekyll's cottage gardener's bible...who owns a building company. Gertrude Jekyll lived in The Hut, a mile from...
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Come into the garden Gardens don't usually make the front of the brochure, unless they have been designed by Gertrude Jekyll
Newspaper article from: Evening Standard - London
; ...most prized gardens are the work of Gertrude Jekyll, the myopic designer whose marriage...gardens. So when a property has Miss Jekyll's inimitable "fingerprint" on...look at some ohuses for sale with Jekyll gardens. Folly Farm, Berkshire...
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400-year progress for Rake Manor; PATH TO GLORY: Ann, right, says Gertrude Jekyll may have influenced the borders. Above: The rose garden.
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; ...since 1895. Surrey historians think Gertrude Jekyll may have influenced their original...door, there is another link with Jekyll. She often worked in partnership...out work here from 1899 to 1902. Jekyll lived nearby at Munstead House...
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A deep-rooted sense of history; This Chilterns home and garden was the first joint venture between famous designers Gertrude Jekyll and Edwin Lutyens.(Features)
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; ...plot that was once part of a major garden designed by Gertrude Jekyll and Edwin Lutyens. But while most of us can only fantasise...billowing yew hedge, which was part of Lutyens and Jekyll's design. Many mature trees stud the lawn, such...
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A GHOST IN THE GARDEN When property developers started work on an old country house, they found something unexpected. Hidden under the bracken and behind a wall of trees, was a rare lost creation by the queen of garden designers, Gertrude Jekyll. But, asks Sharon Amos, should it be saved?
Newspaper article from: The Independent on Sunday
; ...undergrowth. The celebrated gardener Gertrude Jekyll drew up her designs and planting...esteemed magazine, The Garden. Jekyll, who was born in 1843, is most...neglect and future restoration. Jekyll's plans combined two distinctly...
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Were on the lookout for an amazing mock castle ; ROMANTIC: Castle Drogos grounds were inspired by Gertrude Jekyll, inset.
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
; ...and inlaid tables. The servants rooms are also fascinating and poignant. The beautiful formalgarden, inspired by Gertrude Jekyll, makes a striking contrast to Dartmoorsancient woodlands, which creep right up to the borders of the grounds. Play...
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Jekyll on Lutyens: the legendary partnership between architect Edwin Lutyens and garden designer Gertrude Jekyll was rooted in the notion that a house and its garden should seem to grow out of the landscape. One hundred years ago this month, House Beautiful published Jekyll's account of Orchards, one of their first and most influential collaborations.(Reprint.)
Magazine article from: House Beautiful
; On the sandy soil of the west Surrey hills, where one of their many valleyfolds runs up to the edge of a half-mile-wide, well-wooded, and sheltered plateau, is this newly built house. The 26 acres of land on which it stands are for the most part of open forest character, with groups of well-grown
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