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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Soul View Post
    I like salads too.

    My favorite foods? Ice cream. A Maine lobster, or Alaskan crab. A not-too-creamy potato salad. Claussen pickles. A nice rare sirloin or NY strip steak.

    Best sandwich? A Ruben from a New York deli.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Miss Margot Frank View Post
    Katz Deli?
    I didn't mean to be specific. Fact is, I've never had a bad meal at any NY style deli that I remember.

    Best deli here in Winston-Salem is Jasons. In Greensboro, McAlister's. Not sure if they are regional chains or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PostmodernProphet View Post
    Bacon.....
    shut up!....
    more bacon......

    recently found the brand that is consistently the best.......sold at Meijer's Stores in Michigan and nearby....
    Ever try Hormel Black Label Cherrywood bacon? It's my all time favorite.

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    A nice steak is my go-to and the temp depends on the cut. I like it almost rare at most times but for ribeye, you want the marbling to render a little more.

    Another one is my favorite all-time sandwich, the Cuban. I've seen some omit or change things but they don't work. Bacon does not work in place of the ham. It changes the flavor profile too much.

    I'm also a sucker for well-made ramen. My favorite place closed in Chicago but I hear they have a shop in Ann Arbor though. The spicy Tantanmen ramen was great.

    Pizza is another must. Tons of meat is what it needs most. Simply Pepperoni mostly unless they serve some of the higher-end meats. My favorite is the Sicilian style pizza.

    Another favorite is to make homemade roast beef. Use different seasonings at times but I always cook it mid-rare. I tried a Moroccan seasoning recently that was good.

    One favorite I've had to say goodbye to lately is those delicious onion rings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sirthinksalot View Post
    Ever try Hormel Black Label Cherrywood bacon? It's my all time favorite.
    sounds familiar.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steven VanderMolen View Post
    Mott, you ARE a moronic, smug prick. We like the stuff that tastes good, not your artsy-fartsy crap.
    A smog prick? Certainly. A moron? At least I’m not ignorant and xenophobic. Cote de Boeuf is simply a ribeye steak pan fried in a cast iron skillet with butter. A classic French recipe that’s a simple as it gets but requires a little technique.

    But call it by its classic French name and you freak.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CFM View Post
    Sounds like faggot food.
    ROTFLMAO...it’s a ribeye steak!! Translated from French it is literally rib of beef. You proles are funny.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mott the Hoople View Post
    A smog prick? Certainly. A moron? At least I’m not ignorant and xenophobic. Cote de Boeuf is simply a ribeye steak pan fried in a cast iron skillet with butter. A classic French recipe that’s a simple as it gets but requires a little technique.

    But call it by its classic French name and you freak.
    I prefer the German stuff like Jägerschnitzel but the French have some dam good stuff as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mott the Hoople View Post
    A smog prick? Certainly. A moron? At least I’m not ignorant and xenophobic. Cote de Boeuf is simply a ribeye steak pan fried in a cast iron skillet with butter. A classic French recipe that’s a simple as it gets but requires a little technique.

    But call it by its classic French name and you freak.
    Sorry about that, Mott. I was the prick in that exchange. I actually DO like SOME artsy-fartsy food, but the restaurants around here that serve it tend to be a bit pricey. And I DO like asparagus, cooked or uncooked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mott the Hoople View Post
    ROTFLMAO...it’s a ribeye steak!! Translated from French it is literally rib of beef. You proles are funny.
    I see your error. You thought I meant the meat. Do you know what happens when you ASSume, boy? Now you do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jade Dragon View Post
    I prefer the German stuff like Jägerschnitzel but the French have some dam good stuff as well.
    I’ve never had any cuisine as good as French.

    You ever hear the old joke of what is heaven and hell in Europe?

    Heaven in Europe is a French Chef, a German Engineer and a British police officer.

    Hell in Europe is a French Engineer, a British Chef and a German cop.

    Having said that authentic Chinese cuisine is pretty close. I also think highly of Italian food for its simplicity and reliance on fresh seasonal ingredients.

    Now I love a good burger and slice of pizza like the next Joe but if that’s the best you’ve had you need to get out more often.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steven VanderMolen View Post
    Sorry about that, Mott. I was the prick in that exchange. I actually DO like SOME artsy-fartsy food, but the restaurants around here that serve it tend to be a bit pricey. And I DO like asparagus, cooked or uncooked.
    That’s one thing nice about having a minor in chemistry and having worked throughout school in restaurants. I can tell a pretender from the real thing. When executed well dining as art is worth the price but there is more to that than the cuisine. The setting and the lost art of hosting matter too.

    Conversely I’ve had some really heaven on earth noodles standing on a sidewalk.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CFM View Post
    I see your error. You thought I meant the meat. Do you know what happens when you ASSume, boy? Now you do.
    Tough talk from a Mississippi surrender monkey.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mott the Hoople View Post
    Tough talk from a Mississippi surrender monkey.
    You made a second error by ASSuming again.

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