Crossword Clue: Stuff that might be pinched for a recipe
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- 1972 agreement, for short
- 2002 Mark Kurlansky book subtitled "A World History"
- 2010 Angelina Jolie action movie
- 2010 Angelina Jolie movie
- 2010 Angelina Jolie spy film
- 2010 Angelina Jolie thriller
- ___-and-pepper hair
- ___ and pepper
- ___ away (save)
- ___ cellar
- ___ lick
- ___ of the earth
- ___ Ste. Marie, Mich.
- ____ away: cache
- Ancient mariner
- Ancient Roman money
- Basic food preservative
- Basic kitchen condiment
- ________ of the earth
- A dash, maybe
- A mineral we eat
- A pinch, maybe
- Below the ___
- Arizona river, site of Roosevelt Dam.
- Arizona river
- Arms-talk acronym
- Acronym for U.S.-U.S.S.R. talks
- Add flavor
- Add gold to a mine
- Add seasoning
- Billy Budd, e.g.
- Bad luck when spilled.
- Bad thing to get in a wound
- Bad thing to put in a wound
- Bagel topper
- Bagel topping
- Bonneville ___ Flats
- Bonneville deposit
- Bonneville Flats product
- Book by Herbert Gold
- Alum, for one
- Band of Horses "The Great ___ Lake"
- Dash for a recipe, maybe
- Dash in the kitchen
- Grains for diners
- Grains in a pinch
- Grains in most breads?
- Grains in the kitchen
- Grains used by pretzel makers
- Grains used in baking
- De-icing substance
- Dead Sea contents
- Dead Sea feature
- Cellar contents
- Dead Sea harvest
- Common condiment
- Cellar occupant
- Cellar or lick
- Cellar substance.
- Common preservative
- Common seasoning
- Ionic compound
- Frequent fast food flavoring
- Certain mine extraction
- Fries flavoring
- Fries seasoning
- Fries sprinkling
- Grocery grains
- Deice, in a way
- Deicing option
- Deicing stuff
- Feature of Utah flats
- Edible from mines
- Edible rock
- It always gets in a pickle
- It can be helpful in a pinch
- Condiment
- Condiment in a shaker
- Condiment in shakers
- Brine feature
- Brine has a lot of it
- It can sting
- Brining need
- Eggs sprinkling
- It may be added in a dash
- It may be found in a pinch
- It may be in a pinch
- It may be shaken out
- It may be shaken
- Chef's pinch
- It may be used in a pinch
- It may be what's shaking
- Household compound
- Bryan Ferry "River of ___"
- It might be found in a cellar
- It might be put on the rim of a margarita glass
- Halite
- Cooking need
- Cook's pinch
- Dietary no-no, for some
- Dietary no-no, sometimes
- Chip coating
- Chip flavoring
- Chip seasoning
- Chips or fries seasoning
- Dinner sprinkling
- Costain's "Below the ___"
- Hardly a landlubber
- It's in the cellar
- It's often iodized
- It's often passed
- It's often pinched
- It's often sprinkled on popcorn
- It's often used in a pinch
- Cache, with "away"
- Ice melt
- Ice melter
- It's shaken at the table
- It's shaken out
- Icy road application
- Icy road application, perhaps
- Icy-road application
- Icy road sprinkle
- It's sprinkled on a dish
- It's sprinkled on French fries
- It's sprinkled on fries
- It's sprinkled on icy roads
- Flavor enhancer
- Flavor
- Cracker coating
- Cracker topper
- Cracker topping
- Do certain road work
- Jack-tar
- Essential nutrient
- Focaccia topping
- Everything bagel topping
- Food preservative
- Food seasoning
- Captain Hook or Kidd e.g.
- Crystalline substance used to season food
- Crystals in a shaker
- Gob
- Coating for the rim of a margarita glass
- Coating on the rim of a margarita glass
- Caramel addition, in some ice cream flavors
- Caramel seasoning
- Curer
- Curing agent
- Curing compound
- Curing need
- Curing stuff
- Curing substance
- Experienced sailor, old ...
- Experienced sailor
- Gold novel
- Jolie 2010 title role
- Jolie action movie
- Cold War treaty
- Good Riddance's ice melter song?
- Hide (away)
- Ingredient in many bar snacks
- Ingredient in most potato chips
- Highway department supply in the Northeast
- Highway department supply
- Highway department's winter supply
- Morton product
- Sodium chloride
- Sodium
- Stinger?
- Rim coating, at times
- Rim coating, sometimes
- Piquancy
- River in Ariz.
- River in Arizona.
- River in Arizona, site of Roosevelt Dam.
- Store (away)
- Road crew's supply
- Road deicer
- Road-ice treatment
- Pungency.
- Pungency
- Pungent humor
- Pungent wit
- White stuff in a kitchen
- White stuff on the table
- White stuff seen on the ground during a cold day
- White topping for pretzels
- Shake it out
- Shaken seasoning
- Shaker condiment
- Shaker contents, perhaps
- Shaker contents
- Shaker fill
- Shaker filler
- Shaker grains
- Shaker output
- Shaker sprinkle
- Shaker stuff
- Shaker's contents, sometimes
- Shaker's contents
- Shaker's filling
- Kind of bagel
- Rock __
- Rock __: halite
- Veruca ___
- Margarita complement
- Margarita enhancement
- Margarita extra
- Margarita feature
- Margarita flavoring
- Margarita garnish
- Margarita glass liner
- Margarita glass rim coater
- Margarita glass rim coating
- Margarita go-with
- Margarita need
- Margarita option
- Margarita rim garnish
- Margarita specification
- Movie theater freebie
- Put (away)
- Why sea water is undrinkable
- Marine vet
- Mariner
- Vet on the wet
- Veteran sailor
- Veteran seaman
- Sharp wit
- Kind of mine
- Mrs. Pepper's husband's last name, on "Blue's Clues"
- MSG, e.g.
- Packet at a drive-thru
- Stuff in seawater
- Stuff in shakers
- Stuff sprinkled on sidewalks
- Stuff that might be pinched for a recipe
- Ocean feature
- Ocean mineral
- Something to pass
- Kitchen pinchful
- Kitchen shaker's contents
- Kitchen sprinkle
- Kitchen staple
- Sometimes-pink seasoning
- Subject of U.S.S.R.-U.S. talks
- Treat icy roads
- Treat meat
- Winter road application
- Winter road treatment
- Winter spread?
- Winter sprinkle
- Treaty acronym
- Treaty of 1972
- Substance on the rim of a margarita glass
- Quinine byproduct
- Quinine is one
- Wit
- With a grain of ____
- Measure of worth, they say
- NaCl, to a layman
- NaCl
- Meat preservative
- Old ___
- Soup seasoning
- Soup sprinkling
- Truffle fries topper
- Lake or lick
- Old man of the sea
- Old navy man
- Old sailor
- Old tar
- Part of the "everything" in an everything bagel
- Popcorn seasoning
- Popcorn topping
- Popeye, e.g.
- Natural deicer
- Partner of Pepa, in hip-hop
- Nautical man
- Omelet topping
- Portuguese export
- Pasta water additive
- ''Needs more ___''
- "Needs more ___"
- One form of quinine
- Nelson crew member
- Potato chip seasoning
- Recipe ingredient
- Recipe item
- Pay, slangily
- Lot's wife, ultimately
- Prankster's sugar substitute
- Mine product
- Mine yield
- Mineral that can make coffee taste less bitter
- Lox-maker's need
- Pepa's partner
- Pepper mate
- Pepper partner
- ... & pepper
- Pepper's companion on a dinner table
- Pepper's companion
- Pepper's counterpart
- Pepper's mate
- Pepper's partner on the tabletop
- Pepper's partner
- Preservative
- Preserve
- Preserve, in a way
- Preserve, maybe
- Pretzel add-on
- Pretzel coating
- Pretzel covering
- Pretzel ingredient
- Pretzel seasoning
- Pretzel topper
- Pretzel topping
- No-no in some diets
- No-no of some diets
- Prevalent condiment
- Reproach from Caesar
- Peter or water
- Only commonly edible rock
- Main man?
- Lick or mines
- Licker's staple
- Phoenix's river
- Problem for Reagan
- Northern road crew's supply
- Make less bland, in a way
- Make one's ___ (earn money)
- Pickle
- Pinch at the table
- Pinch in the bakery
- Pinch in the kitchen
- Source of dietary sodium
- Source of some cures
- Word after sea or before Lake
- S on a dining table
- "S" on the dinner table
- "S" shaker
- There's a lot of this ...
- Sailor
- Word with box or flat
- Sinbad or Popeye
- Word with lake or lick
- Word with marsh or lick
- Word with sea or seasoned
- Saskatchewan lake
- Save, with "away"
- Typical pretzel topping
- Table condiment
- Table grains
- Table item
- Table seasoning
- "Table" seasoning
- Table staple
- Skeptic's grain?
- Skeptic's grain
- Sprinkle from a shaker
- Sprinkling on a pretzel
- Wound additive metaphorically
- Wound irritant
- Take each of the starred answers with a grain of it
- What a bland meal may need
- Squirrel (away)
- Thousand Island dressing ingredient
- What a pinch might be
- Staple on a table
- Tar on deck
- Tar on the ocean
- Tar on the ocean?
- Tar or condiment
- Tar
- What Lot's wife became
- What Lot's wife turned into
- Sea ___ (truffle topping)
- Sea dog
- Sea-soning?
- Seagoer
- Seagoing sort
- Seaman
- What "S" may stand for on a dinner table
- What seawater contains
- Season
- Season, in a way
- Season, perhaps
- Seasonal addition?
- Seasoned sailor
- Seasoned seaman
- Seasoning
- Seasoning also known as sodium chloride
- Seasoning and preservative
- Seasoning for French fries
- Seasoning for fries
- Seasoning in a shaker
- Seasoning often paired with pepper
- Seasoning on a margarita glass
- Seasoning on the rim of a margarita glass
- Seasoning that can lead to high blood pressure
- Stash (away)
- You may find it in a pinch
- 'Tis the season to be chary
- 'Tis the seasoning to be chary of
- What's dissolved to create chlorine
- "Seether" Veruca ___
- U.S.-Soviet arms pact
- U.S.-U.S.S.R. negotiations
- U.S.-U.S.S.R. talks
- Snow melter
- Utah's Great ___ Lake
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- Washington Post - Dec. 27, 2012
