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sugar-cured

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sug·ar-cured (shgr-kyrd)
adj.
Cured with a preparation of sugar, salt, and nitrate: a sugar-cured ham.
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A waffle the circumference and thickness of a small manhole cover and a hot, perfectly cooked over-medium egg with two slices of thick sugar-cured bacon is my idea of a hearty breakfast, and if the Razatos clan sees fit to offer this heavenly dish at both sunrise and sunset well, I simply refuse to meddle in family affairs.
SOUTHSIDE STORY by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
If you get the chance to try out the Clinton Street Baking Company on, unsurprisingly, Clinton Street and East Housten Street, I recommend ordering the sugar-cured bacon and the pancakes.
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As for the jokes, forget it; except for a sugar-cured Ian McKellen having a high old time as church-hating British nobleman Leigh Teabing, Howard's movie is as solemn as a High Mass.
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