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Sweet! Porterhouse steak! ![[Linked Image from i48.photobucket.com]](http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f228/ca_rickf/Smilies/party0021.gif)
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Sweet! Porterhouse steak! Correction, a T-bone roast - got 3kg (6 lbs) of it in a piece.
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"What is the difference between the T-Bone and Porterhouse?". The answer is fairly simple. The Porterhouse has a tenderloin (at least more than one or two bites) and the T-Bone does not. Source
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I baked cookies from dawn til dark, rugelach, baclava, sugar cookies, spritz cookies, Scottish shortbread, snickerdoodles and white chocolate chip w/almond.
I shoulda started yesterday but it was my kid's birthday and she had her heart set on a Japanese steakhouse. But she was a trooper and helped me bake all day today.
I don't have to cook anything at all tomorrow.
Shlack that dinner sounds truly exquisite!
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Did you use the sugar cookie recipe I posted for you? How did it turn out?
milk and Girl Scout cookies ;-)
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Perhaps it's somewhat premature, but I'm having BBQ for lunch. I'm sure that I'm doing something wrong (or illegal), but people seem to enjoy my BBQ's. I baked approximately a 4 lb loaf of rye this morning, and I pondered: "What goes good (bad English aside) with rye bread?" Hey, ham & cheese or Kielbasa. It's warming up in the environment outside, so , hey, time for BBQ'd sausage with sauerkraut, grey poupon,home baked boston beans, homemade potato salad (pimiento stuffed olives) , and a Sam Adams with some good rye bread. The gourmets, etc, and whatever, may be aghast, but, damn, it tastes good.
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I went to the opening of a new deli in my town. It advertises old-fashioned Jewish foods, and American classics. I had home made pastrami on fresh-baked Jewish rye bread with brown mustard and sliced dill pickles. It came with a choice of sides, and I picked the homemade potato salad and their iced tea. The whole thing came to about $8.00 after tax. It was really good!
milk and Girl Scout cookies ;-)
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I went to the opening of a new deli in my town. It advertises old-fashioned Jewish foods, and American classics. I had home made pastrami on fresh-baked Jewish rye bread with brown mustard and sliced dill pickles. It came with a choice of sides, and I picked the homemade potato salad and their iced tea. The whole thing came to about $8.00 after tax. It was really good! Why Scout, how very New York 
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I went to the opening of a new deli in my town. It advertises old-fashioned Jewish foods, and American classics. I had home made pastrami on fresh-baked Jewish rye bread with brown mustard and sliced dill pickles. It came with a choice of sides, and I picked the homemade potato salad and their iced tea. The whole thing came to about $8.00 after tax. It was really good! Why Scout, how very New York In 1998, I was in Manhattan, and we went to some famous NY deli. Those sandwiches were HUGE and very good. This place reminds of that one, whose name escapes me. It also reminds me of Langers Deli in Los Angeles-which is a famous landmark with delicious deli food!
milk and Girl Scout cookies ;-)
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