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Meanings of add plenty in English

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Usage of add plenty in English
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They add plenty of heat and flavor just being on the plate!
The everything thai cookbook: from pad thai to lemongrass chicke...
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Season to taste, making sure you add plenty of black pepper.
The Guardian
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And industry veteran Orbital continues to add plenty of engineers to its ranks every month.
Wired
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For heavier soil, add plenty of coarse sand or grit before you insert the cuttings.
The Irish Times
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I soak the bulgar wheat in boiling water, then add plenty of very finely chopped herbs.
The Irish Times
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Huge 20in wheels - here as an added option - could add plenty of grip too.
Independent.ie
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Moving on, English stayers Penglai Pavilion and Polarisation add plenty of intrigue to the Sydney Cup.
News.com.au
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The secret here is to buy a very good chicken, cook it gently and add plenty of seasoning.
The Irish Times
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Morris is a crafty and experienced bowler and would add plenty of finishing power to most middle-lower orders.
The South African
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There is scope to add plenty more to this as there is an abundance of left-handers in the England line-up.
The Guardian
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Chicken and tarragon have long been a great match, and the holy trinity becomes complete once you add plenty of garlic.
The Irish Times
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Whenever I make green juices I always add plenty of citrus to balance what can be an overwhelming green cruciferous flavour.
The Irish Times
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Not only do they add plenty of flavor, but they do not contain any fat and are low in carbohydrates and calories.
The everything stir-fry cookbook: 300 fresh and flavorful recipe...
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This new entry-level option is still has upgradeable RAM and storage, so you'll be able to add plenty more later if need be.
Wired
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Butternut is the perfect low-carb meal and you can add plenty of veggies if you wish, meat, and of course, lots of grated cheese.
The South African
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Dig in lots of organic matter (garden compost or a proprietary soil conditioner), and if the soil is heavy, add plenty of grit.
The Irish Times
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