"Trump Steaks -- we sell the steaks through my clubs," he said.
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For thin steaks, I love skirt steaks and chuck flap tail.
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Could Hitchcock's three steaks have been getting one up on Welles' two steaks?
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There were also steaks, which Trump referred to as "Trump Steaks," even though some of those steaks were branded by Bush Brothers, a West Palm Beach meat purveyor.
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"The dinner I spent with the Cohns, they were grilling steaks, really big juicy steaks," she said.
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Next up were some steaks (don't worry; I used cheap pepper steaks so as not to ruin a saintly cut).
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In fact, some restaurant-goers are reporting receiving their "medium rare" steaks to find that the steaks are almost completely raw!
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Trump was once the proud owner of a chain of steakhouses and a business that delivered steaks, eponymously named Trump Steaks.
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Cover your steaks with cracked peppercorns and push them into both sides of the steaks firmly using the palm of your hands.
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Omaha Steaks: Use this coupon from RetailMeNot to snag $10 cash back when you spend $50 or more on the Omaha Steaks website.
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Give the steaks a 10-minute rest off the grill: Steaks, four for $250 plus shipping until the end of the month at gothambarandgrill.
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Best of Omaha Steaks & Tour de France Wine Set, available at Omaha Steaks, $80They'll be able to feed the whole family with this array of delicious Omaha Steaks favorites: filet mignon, top sirloin, pork chops, jumbo franks, apple tartlets, and three bottles of red wine.
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Tasteful Gift, $79.99 on sale (originally $160.93), available at Omaha SteaksOmaha Steaks has a long history of delivering some of the best steaks in the country.
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A typical $129 box of grass-fed beef from the company includes ground beef, rib-eye steaks, flank steaks, sirloin tips and a tri-tip steak.
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According to their biographers, their average dinners consisted of two steaks and a pint of Scotch for Welles, and three steaks and three bowls of ice cream for Hitchcock.
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He went to Philadelphia and tasted the offerings at the renowned Pat's King of Steaks and Geno's Steaks as well as some other well-known purveyors of the type.
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Sprinkle steaks with salt and remaining ½ teaspoon pepper. 3.
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Burger King filmed a commercial promoting the new burger at Geno's Steaks and Pat's King of Steaks, two of Philadelphia's famed cheesesteak restaurants, which are located across the street from one another.
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Please. Real men cook their steaks for five minutes more.
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Footage from the night shows elaborate drinks and large steaks.
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Steaks, suits, water, university, there's no rhyme or reason there.
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This is an excellent wine for burgers, steaks or pizza.
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Rub the steaks with generous amount of salt and pepper.
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So what steaks did Trump have on display last night?
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And of course, you cannot leave out huge, juicy steaks.
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IT IS NO secret that steaks and chops are delicious.
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Up to 10,000 steaks will be given away each day.
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Selling Pence, however, may be tougher than selling Trump steaks.
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I think "Brooks Steaks" has a nice ring to it.
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Luckily I've already paid for the 30 pounds of steaks.
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Would one person's penchant for tomahawk steaks cause a blowout?
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Steaks, seafood, pizza and sushi will be on the menu.
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Shop all Thanksgiving Dinner Combos at Omaha Steaks now. 3.
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Of course the steaks are impeccable, but a vegetarian wellington?
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CONNECTICUT: J. Gilbert's Wood-Fired Steaks & Seafood Glastonbury in Glastonbury
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The rumor he once ate three steaks in one sitting?
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So she baked steaks and french fries in it next.
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We practically insist that ketchup accompany burgers — why not steaks?
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Give me money for Trump Steaks, Trump Water, Trump University.
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I also chose how I like my steaks cooked: medium rare.
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Getting thin-cut steaks right is all about time and temperature.
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For most steaks, that means anywhere from 10 to 20 minutes.
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Consider splurging on the Wagyu beef steaks; the ribeye is popular.
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Plus, now we know Newell likes his steaks cooked medium rare.
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I'll take a playdate with Cholnoky's Semi Lucid Steaks any day.
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Maybe roast some butternut squash steaks, with pecans and currants, instead.
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People recognised him in the street; restaurants offered him free steaks.
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Those steaks are really coming back to bite Trump this election.
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Then check out our favorite steaks to toss on the grill !
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Earlier in the ride, he'd used it to cut up steaks.
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A change could affect what consumers pay for steaks and burgers.
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Teasing the steaks apart, his fingers move adeptly across the muscles.
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All we have to say is: "Make Steaks Medium-Rare Again."
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I told my mother about it later that night over steaks.
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We already knew that Donald Trump likes his steaks well done.
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What's with the steaks and the vodka and the tiny hands?
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Let steaks rest on a plate for 5-10 minutes. 2.
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Dining choices range from wood-fired steaks to poolside hot dogs.
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Now, there are 533 Charleys Philly Steaks locations across the country.
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It's not like Trump Steaks were gonna make him $85033 million.
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Basically, he sells his name: Trump steaks, Trump water, Trump University.
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My eyes were confused: where do these steaks keep coming from?
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Let the steaks rest for about 10 minutes before slicing. 2.
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Inside, a long butcher case greets diners, showcasing the available steaks.
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The cheesesteak, by the way, was from Pat's King of Steaks.
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Main courses include rabbit, veal cheeks and grilled dry-aged steaks.
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He throws steaks and turkey legs at waitstaff that upset him.
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You can send foods like popcorn, baked goods, steaks, and more.
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Later there were slabs of Flintstone's-style beef from Omaha Steaks.
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Of course there are normal American steaks, too, from three sources.
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Very little about the menu says steakhouse aside from the steaks.
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Some auction winners don't like the publicity of New York steaks.
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A meteorological complement to one of his resorts, rallies or steaks.
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At dinnertime, steaks were on the menu, prepared by Navy chefs.
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Firebirds offers burgers, steaks, grilled chicken and fish, with bold flavors.
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It uses strips of bacon as blankets and steaks as pillows.
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Romney said that Trump Steaks was among The Donald's many failed businesses.
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Trump Steaks folded in 2007; Trump Magazine hasn't been published since 2009.
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O&aposBRIEN: The real estate guy who sells steaks, he&aposs president?
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Then America elected a president who loves fast food and overcooked steaks.
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Steaks and hamburgers aren't as good as what comes off other grills.
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We get a lamb appetizer and order different steaks for our entrées.
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And what about his habit of liking steaks cooked really well done?
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I guess the tuna steaks will have to wait one more day!
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Move the steaks to the cast-iron skillet and close the lid.
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The steaks, for Mr Trump and America, have perhaps never been higher.
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"I like steaks and I'm very good at making them," he said.
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Some are eating steaks and shouting at one another over the racket.
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This method gives steaks, pork chops, and even vegetables a distinct flavor.
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Even familiar meats like pork chops and steaks were better in France.
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The establishment is well-known for its steaks, red booths, and martinis.
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The meals include seared steaks with pasta and popcorn chicken with rice.
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Critic's Notebook The steaks in a presidential election have never been higher.
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There is the bravado, the profanity, the showmanship sizzle, the overpriced steaks.
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I eat one of Hannan's steaks during dinner at a nearby guesthouse.
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Other inexpensive steaks include hanger, tri-tip, chuck eye and chuck tenders.
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It may not just be buyers of American steaks who get hurt.
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This was before the charcuterie, and the steaks, and the whole fish.
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Always wanted to grab some steaks and Cherry Cokes with Warren Buffett?
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His line of steaks ceased to be available at The Sharper Image.
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Steaks and lamb chops were an occasional treat, not a routine dinner.
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For the best burgers or steaks, avoid handling the meat too much.
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As to what to broil, Ruspino particularly endorses something like salmon steaks.
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The menu includes cheeseburgers ($16) and 12-ounce rib-eye steaks ($32).
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They appear as burgers or steaks on the menu at local diners.
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Other hosts poked fun at Mr. Trump's taste for well-done steaks.
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It's juicy and balanced, and will go well with steaks and chops.
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Tough to eat one of Trump's steaks on that amount of change.
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I initially thought it was an app called "Steaks" and now I'm hungry.
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Trump Steaks were sold at Sharper Image, which filed for bankruptcy in 2008.
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Treating all steaks the same can deprive you of the best possible flavor.
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We're past the age of grilled steaks — it's all about sous vide now.
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Parker and Cohen cooked steaks and veggies on the grill in the garden.
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Within five hours of launching, we sold out of just over 900 steaks.
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Kim, who also tried all three steaks, was impressed by the Olive Wagyu.
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Dude on the left: OK, you're a chef, we get it, nice steaks.
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A Sun Basket meal: steaks with artichoke butter, green beans and bell peppers.
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One of which was Jim's Steaks, a West Philly shop opened in 1939.
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But this time it's not his steaks or mortgages or real estate classes.
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Ellie, listen: there were lamb chops and steaks, and chimichurri and asparagus spears.
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For Mr Trump and America, it seems, the steaks have never been higher.
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Transfer the steaks to a cutting board and let rest for 5 minutes.
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Mastro's Ocean Club offers steaks and seafood on the beach in Malibu, California.
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We're slicing the short rib up and putting the steaks onto the grill.
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Get some fresh tortillas, some cheese, pick up a couple of skirt steaks.
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DoorDash and Outback Steakhouse are giving away up to 50,000 steaks this week.
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I didn't get those kinds of steaks at home, that was for sure.
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She ate both steaks, both sets of mashed potatoes, all the bread, everything.
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A meal of steaks, with sides of macaroni and cheese and brussels sprouts.
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TRUMP: By the way, that's the other thing... RUBIO: Trump Steaks is gone.
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They wouldn't come to Joe Beef and crush a magnum with two steaks.
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Customers with a masochistic bent order their pork steaks dipped a third time.
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When steaks are done and rested, slice them and top with reduced marinade.
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Mr. Morfogen's signature satays and dumplings share the menu with steaks and seafood.
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So wrap steaks, chicken parts and burger patties individually rather than stuck together.
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I get some steaks, garlic bread, drinks, and some blueberries for brunch later.
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Trump's widely publicized diet typically includes burgers, meat loaf, and well-done steaks.
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For the main course, if you're both meat eaters, consider mail-order steak like the Omaha Steaks World Class Valentine's Day Feast or a la carte filet mignons, boneless sirloin steaks, and more from popular Nashville butcher shop Porter Road.
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Over steaks and red wine, the group discussed the troubled state of Dewey's business.
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In the rivalry between Pat's and Geno's Steaks, there's never been a clear winner.
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Fox News admires Donald Trump's spread of Trump Steaks, wine and bottled water pic.twitter.
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Give the steaks enough time to rest before properly slicing in - and chowing down.
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Season the steaks with salt and pepper and let sit for 10 minutes. 2.
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So day one, steaks, big bottles of Tito's [vodka] and shit, just wilin' out.
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It had the cheaper organic eggs, ribeye steaks, 12-packs of water and salmon.
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There used to be steaks, back when Steak House was indeed a steak house.
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Donald Trump's name is linked to steaks, hotels, vodka, and an isolationist political platform.
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Steaks are not the same as pardons, or trade deals, or plum government contracts.
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Steaks are quickly proving to be a point of contention in Trump's presidential campaign.
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And then there's Trump Magazine and Trump Vodka and Trump Steaks, and Trump mortgage?
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And then there's Trump Magazine and Trump Vodka and Trump Steaks, and Trump Mortgage.
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There are also faux-filet steaks on display, priced at 34 euros per kilogram.
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"Create as many walls to failure as possible," he says cheerfully, turning the steaks.
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The menu said the steaks and chops were served with a choice of potato.
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And then there's Trump Magazine and Trump Vodka and Trump Steaks, and Trump Mortgage?
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How to build sustainability as a business with Benjamina Bollag (founder/CEO, Higher Steaks).
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Some butchers sell lamb leg steaks or meat for kebabs, which could also work.
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"Trump Steaks lacked sizzle, Trump Ice bottled water has dried up," the editorial said.
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Front Burner Steaks dry-aged for more than six weeks deliver deeper umami flavor.
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The maple-syrup marinade on thin steaks of grilled pork shoulder rendered them treacly.
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And then there's Trump magazine and Trump Vodka and Trump Steaks, and Trump Mortgage?
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Spoon butter and garlic sauce over the steaks and season with salt and pepper.
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And then there's Trump Magazine and Trump Vodka, and Trump Steaks, and Trump Mortgage?
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We don't want to admit our steaks and brats were once cuddly farm animals.
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If you plan to cook two steaks in your pan, get the 12-inch.
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Lard reinforces the porky flavor of the steaks and keeps them rich and moist.
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His real business was licensing out his name for buildings, menswear, golf courses, steaks.
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He couldn't sell steaks or vodka or water or college or ties or Eric.
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I like to grill steaks with baked potatoes, mushrooms and broccoli or brussels sprouts.
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Menu items include venison steaks, boar pepper steak, deer cordon bleu and the like.
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Then there are the steaks—bavette, coulotte, Don Ameche, each less than thirty dollars.
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Even so, he couldn't quite get grilled steaks and browned sausages off his mind.
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We use it for everything—we have steaks, we have ribs, we have hamburger.
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But I replaced $50 dry-aged steaks with $7003 In-N-Out cheeseburgers. Yum!
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The items in question include steaks such as boneless beef chuck, sirloins, and ribeyes.
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Even so, he couldn't quite get grilled steaks and browned sausages off his mind.
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His real business was licensing his name out for building, menswear, golf courses, steaks.
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And if you believe that, I have some delicious Trump steaks to sell you.
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Buenos Aires is world-famous for its culture (think Tango) and food (think steaks).
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Directly across the street from Geno's Steaks, Pat's is still a little greasy, but reliable.
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Although Sharper Image relaunched as a catalog and website, Trump Steaks are no longer sold.
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Move away from the large format single-portion cuts, like thick-cut chops and steaks.
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In the off-season, he said, he and his wife, Stacey, cook steaks or chicken.
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So do the seared salmon steaks with a gently creamy mustard sauce and dill threads.
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I first let mayo get intimate with some sous-vide steaks a couple years ago.
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Steaks, wine, water, a fake university — even the food at the Trump Café is bad.
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Check out the picture from the Trump Steaks box and you'll see what I mean.
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I know other drivers who carry little George Foreman grills to make steaks and burgers.
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They are for non-presidential steaks, or "yuge" hotel rooms, or other products and services.
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I started the day by going to the butcher to buy three 212 ounce steaks.
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But a new kind of cooking gadget has taken my steaks to the next level.
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A lot of the times, American-style steaks are grilled and best eaten right away.
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The filets were markedly drier than the fattier tomahawk steaks, at least on the outside.
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Bar Charley should comfort fans of the late Ray's the Steaks, popular for its value.
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The menu here is best known for its variety of steaks, seafood, and pasta dishes.
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So naturally the plan is to nominate a guy who gets his steaks fact checked.
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And as far as I know, there's no Rubio University, Rubio Palace or Rubio Steaks.
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Arthur: Who among us would turn down a fabulous line of steaks bearing our name?
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But Orson Welles wasn't eating two steaks a night because he wanted to be sensible.
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Within that subgroup, many would argue that the rib-eye is the best of steaks.
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If you have your butcher on speed dial, procuring pork-shoulder steaks should be easy.
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It's great with venison steaks but also on its own, with a big green salad.
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It will include grilled skewers, a lobster boil, steaks and fish, from $7 to $54.
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Lobsters and shrimp and steaks are chucked in the trash, and the family orders pizza.
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It uses a particular process for that burger, as well as for its assorted steaks.
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Letter To the Editor: The Trump name has appeared on steaks, water, wine and vodka.
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I've never craved steaks, and my main beef consumption is an occasional burger or taco.
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Say some big old rib-eye steaks with blue cheese, ash-roasted potatoes, grilled corn?
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There are also grilled steaks and burgers, including a house blend of brisket and chuck.
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Some pride in these steaks is understandable, particularly in the case of the Japanese beef.
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Place both steaks into foaming butter cook on one side for 3 minutes and flip.
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Coop caught up with him in Philadelphia, recording the sounds of Pat's King of Steaks.
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Lashley was grilling steaks for dinner and was so relaxed that Romano was taken aback.
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Lashley was grilling steaks for dinner and was so relaxed that Romano was taken aback.
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Higher Steaks hopes to bring laboratory-grown pork to consumers within the next three years.
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The steaks are thicker than my palm, and when they hit the pan, they hiss.
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"He's selling Trump wine, Trump water, Trump steaks … he was testing the networks," Gingrich said.
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First came the cauliflower steaks, thick vegetal slabs, roasted and served like cruciferous T-bones.
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One court's dividing net radiates bold, multicolored steaks of light that form two giant hearts.
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The public sector can always be more innovative and accountable, but selling Trump steaks to the few people who bought Trump steaks is different than being President, and forging partnerships with Russian oil companies is different than representing America's interests as Secretary of State.
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Managers at top-flight restaurants complain that they still sell more steaks than they'd like to.
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Scaramucci is building some kind of thing at the Lagrange Point between Vox and Trump Steaks.
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Aged at least 21 days, these steaks are richly marbled and flash frozen right after cutting.
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Aged at least 29 days, these steaks are richly marbled and flash frozen right after cutting.
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West Liberty Foods started selling steaks to Blue Apron for its meal kits in June 2016.
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" And, she said, "It's one thing to sell steaks using a name as a marketing ploy.
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In a couple of months, he plans to put steaks back on the Steak House menu.
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It wasn't much different than other rib-eye steaks you can get at most decent steakhouses.
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He had the grill out, he was grilling all sorts of foods, like steaks and everything.
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No trays of steaks and bottled water, as in his infamous hourlong infomercial speech March 8.
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" Wells roasted the steaks, which he labeled "far from the best New York has to offer.
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Add the watermelon "steaks" and cook, without flipping, until lightly golden and caramelized, about 3 minutes.
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We can do great grilled vegetables and steaks and sit outside with a glass of wine.
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When the steaks hit the table, I thought my Dad was going to lose his shit.
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Prepare your steaks as you normally would for grilling ( you can use our seasoning blend here ).
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Take the steaks off the heat and let them rest for about 10 minutes before slicing.
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This is a guy who gave a victory speech was surrounded by Trump steaks and waters.
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And every day, US slaughterhouses turn nearly 20,000 of them into steaks, hamburgers, and roast beef.
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Flip the steaks and cook until the other sides are nicely browned, 4 to 5 minutes.
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"They're either all going to be incinerated or they're all going to become steaks," she explains.
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Back in Ohio, Ruby isn't shy to offer steaks as consolation prizes, graduation presents or rewards.
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A brand - whether encompassing steaks or wines or luxury hotels - may make money with catch phrases.
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"Imagine what Trump would say if he had this record ... instead of selling steaks," he said.
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Ever the perfect host, she ordered steaks from Lobel's, an NYC-based high-end butcher shop.
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Mr. Trump's use of his branded water and steaks falls into something of a gray area.
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There will also be users asking for a "second chance" to get back their Snap Steaks.
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Aged at least 21 days, these steaks are richly marbled and flash frozen right after cutting.
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Bacon, pork belly and fresh ham steaks are some of the other cuts, all sold frozen.
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There was Trump Water, wines from Trump Winery and, above all, a bloody heap of steaks.
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Were the "Trump Steaks" the same product Mr. Trump once sold through the Sharper Image catalog?
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Add 2 steaks and cook, flipping once, until well browned on both sides, about 6 minutes.
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This mustard trio from Wilder Condiments will add a kick to your burgers, sausages, and steaks.
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I'm excited to try my hand at David Tanis's recipe for lamb steaks with Lebanese spices.
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Pork steaks are common in St. Louis, where they're grilled and served with Maull's barbecue sauce.
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One 10-pound pork shoulder yields about 20 steaks, enough to feed five or six people.
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When Clinton asks why he would play the ad, he says Trump paid him in steaks.
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Now he's serving food at the correctional officers' cafeteria, which has higher-end food, including steaks.
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He identified with the grunts, portraying himself as a slinger of cheap steaks and French fries.
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They think there's something about his bling lifestyle, you know, his Trump Ice and Trump Steaks.
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The fresh steaks are shipped overnight: Strip Sampler Collection, $250 including shipping, 800-783-2569, newyorkprimebeef.com.
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First, you rise the tofu cube (I prefer extra firm), then slice into "steaks" or slabs.
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" Coiley thinks good cooking can show "we don't need steaks to be having an amazing time.
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" Later, Trump says "one bite" of his steaks and "you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.
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Select another, and it is the pinnacle of Wall Street establishments, all slicked hair and steaks.
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When I get to the house my boyfriend is searing some steaks and making roasted broccoli.
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There are sections on eggs, chicken, fish, various meats (beef dishes are mostly steaks) and desserts.
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The salt-aged steaks from Northern Ireland's top supplier, Hannan Meats, are not to be missed.
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The salt-aged steaks from Northern Ireland's top supplier, Hannan Meats, are not to be missed.
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For all of my adult life, I've reveled in rare rib-eye steaks and oozing Camembert.
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Trump's poor taste in this regard possibly explains the massive failure of his Trump Steaks business.
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Sam's Club and mainstream supermarkets offer bison in the form of steaks, hot dogs and ground chuck.
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ChefSteps Joule Sous Vide We're past the age of grilled steaks — it's all about sous vide now.
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New York (CNN Business)Walmart wants to attract customers to its stores by offering high-quality steaks.
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In Cook, Serve, Delicious, he faces fewer obstacles between prepping vegetables and getting steaks on the table.
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"Very fortunately my mother got us for Christmas Omaha Steaks and a bunch of food," he said.
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That item is no longer available, although there are still listings for horse steaks and horse burgers.
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The next delivery will need to be even more American, so probably prescription opioids or Trump steaks.
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Still, a steakhouse should have great steaks, and at the time of my visits, it did not.
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I could also pay people to steal special food from the chow hall: shrimp, steaks, roast beef.
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He had gone on honeymoon there, buying a white Lincoln Continental and feasting on T-bone steaks.
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ARGENTINA IS FAMED as much for its financial crashes as for its juicy steaks and nifty footballers.
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A flat silicone head makes flipping and turning delicate foods like eggplant steaks or tofu planks easier.
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She shared that when she's having cravings, Kardashian usually gets her Philly cheese steaks or P.F. Chang's.
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While they're resting, top with butter, which will melt into the steaks as they release their juices.
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Cut steaks against the grain into slices about 1/2 inch thick and transfer to individual plates.
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If the steaks start to brown too quickly, reduce the heat to medium or even medium-low.
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He's behind Charleys Philly Steaks, which has been around since 2325 and has more than 753 locations.
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We've made the most tender steaks and salmon, and even Starbucks-inspired egg bites with this gadget.
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Dinner included steaks, burgers and specials such as chicken Kiev (dry, tasteless), salads and fillet steak stroganoff.
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Famous for American history, museums and food (like cheese steaks), Philly is busy over Memorial Day weekend.
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Within the hour, the picnic was scrubbed, the steaks on ice, and the popcorn machines trucked away.
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An electric griddle can cook a variety of foods, from pancakes to grilled cheese sandwiches and steaks.
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Clinton's victory speech went uncovered, Mr. Trump used the time to hawk Trump Steaks and Trump Wine.
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Attack the authenticity of Donald Trump's steaks all you want, with as many facts as you like.
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In the middle of the war, She had butter, sugar, steaks, and seam-up-the-back stockings.
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Is eating a minimum of two steaks every night the secret to tapping into one's creative genius?
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We have a guy who sold steaks and bad wine who is running for president right now.
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By this time next year, every household could be mandated to serve Trump steaks on the daily.
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It offers many different gift combos that feature a mix of steaks, burgers, other meats, and desserts.
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The rib eye is another one of the most expensive steaks and one of the most preferred.
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After that, we keep it chill with just a couple of t-bone steaks grilled over charcoal.
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It's also capitalized because it's the proper name of the restaurant chain, and its offerings are STEAKS.
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At holiday time, Ms. Couric is thrilled to receive a package of Omaha Steaks as a gift.
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Whatever the case, this is where you will experience the greatestdry-aged, mouthwatering steaks anywhere in Brooklyn.
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Whether or not he was first, whole cauliflower and cauliflower steaks have become popular around the world.
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The Nebraska meat purveyors sent a test shipment of 40 boxes of steaks to China on Wednesday.
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The operator of one food cart, Steaks Fifth Avenue, said that the announcement came as a surprise.
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Omaha Steaks World Class Valentine's Day Feast for 2, at Omaha Steaks, $89.99Whether you prepare a lovely, romantic dinner for you and your spouse to enjoy at home or you simply make the process of making a meal for the family that much easier, your partner will appreciate it.
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In the future, rather than providing arms, let's bring on the steaks and wine and start the revolution.
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Regardless of the fuel, learn how to grill steaks like a pro by following these 203 easy steps.
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Other people would visit the trailer and barter things like steaks and cigarettes to partake in the abuse.
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Steak House The first thing you need to know about Steak House is that there are no steaks.
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My husband bought steaks at Trader Joe's because I wanted a "fancier" meal during the packed-lunch challenge.
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He had his first rasher of bacon in three years and enjoyed cheese, whole-fat milk and steaks.
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Plus, Dana's sister is in town which means tales of cats, water bugs and tiny steaks to follow.
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Very generously season the steaks with salt and pepper on both sides and place in the hot oil.
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It could almost seem alluring if you squint; all that excess, all those rare steaks from the Odeon.
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Archbishop Tutu, in apron and tongs, manned the braai, frequently prodding the steaks as grill cooks do everywhere.
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Of course, but converting it to succulent little steaks makes the slicing simpler and the cooking time faster.
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They grilled steaks, fish, burgers and hot dogs and sat with friends eating along their row of cabanas.
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The order consisted of 200 gammon steaks, 200 chicken thighs, 140 chicken supremes and 100 boneless chicken fillets.
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Transfer cooked steaks to a cutting board, cover loosely with foil, and set aside in a warm spot.
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Repeat process with remaining oil and steaks, 4 cloves of garlic, and another 1/3 of the thyme.
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After all, its just like Trump says, "When it comes to great steaks, I've just raised the stakes!"
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Set steaks aside in the freezer to firm up for chopping (if hand cutting your own burger). 22.
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They should also get a cheesesteak from Jim's Steaks or try vegan food at Charlie Was a Sinner.
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The Farmers Market box included top sirloin steaks, ground beef, bacon, Italian sausage, chuck roast, and butterflied chicken.
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It's tempting to blame this status quo on humanity's well-documented reluctance to give up bacon and steaks.
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Randy Walden, the owner of Backyard BBQ, is another Tompkinsville restaurateur with deep roots in pork-shoulder steaks.
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Sometimes Falcone and Steve Mallory, their old Groundlings friend and frequent co-writer and co-star, grill steaks.
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When Hot Star came on the scene, it debuted spicy fried chicken steaks larger than a human face.
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And the next day, you get fired by a man who used to sell steaks in the mail.
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The steaks at Cav's are better than your average pub steak, but the sauces and sides are familiar.
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What's not to love—big steaks, bottomless sodas, and friendly waitresses who come by to check on you.
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Steaks aged that long are often described as funky, but the word doesn't cover this piece of meat.
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The chef, Phillip Lowd, serves seafood, much of it local, with a tropical twist, as well as steaks.
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A cast iron pan is much cheaper, will never break and steaks taste better when prepared in one.
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"It was a flyer," she said—the profane musings of a guy who broiled steaks for a living.
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Put it this way: Would you find it easier to eat two steaks or two pieces of cake?
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Food options range from cheese boards to hearty steaks which can be enjoyed during Thursday night trivia competitions.
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Julia Moskin went to South Africa and returned with a super recipe for braai-spiced T-bone steaks.
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Yet of the 25 steak joints in Omaha, Monarch is the first to dry-age steaks in-house.
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Italian was a favorite cuisine, and Corriente Sajonas remembers numerous meals out for everything from steaks to croissants.
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Here's a great wine to have on hand for steaks, burgers and other casual foods — your weeknight bordeaux.
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We share that, open another one, cook some potatoes, veggies, and steaks (and fake meat) and catch up.
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He takes our dog out and I get started on dinner — I'm making steaks with roasted sweet potatoes.
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Joe Biden cooks steaks at the Polk County Democrats' Steak Fry in Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 21. Sen.
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She suggests grilling small flank steaks and pairing that with grilled asparagus and her Garlic-Ass Mashed Potatoes.
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Ski town restaurants tend to camp out at the culinary poles anchored by affordable hamburgers and expensive steaks.
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And while Cruz's camp likens the businessman's campaign to his failed Trump Steaks, Trump's toasting his NY win.
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A thermometer, unless your very vocation is grilling steaks day-in, day-out, is a very good idea.
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It has turned out to be a short road from vodka and steaks to tariffs and tax cuts.
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You can even make things like steaks and donuts in an air fryer — just ask anyone on Pinterest.
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There's the casual Terrace Restaurant, which serves a variety of homemade pastas, steaks and chops, and vegetable dishes.
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So you should definitely enjoy your day off, grill some steaks, and spend time with family and friends.
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Doubtful. Trump steaks are no longer available, as far as anyone can tell, and Trump vodka is defunct.
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When butter foam melts, sear steaks on both sides, just until browned, no more than 2 minutes a side.
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The new labels will affect an estimated 6.2 billion servings of steaks and roasts every year, according to FSIS.
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Be patient Just like those burgers and steaks, you need a little patience when it comes to grilling vegetables.
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The hot couple dined on steaks at Prime 112 in Miami Beach on Tuesday night, a source tells PEOPLE.
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The steaks were great, obviously, but there was no noticeable difference between how either sous vide prepared the meat.
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While she's cutting steaks, Anneke tells us that the butcher shop is celebrating its 79 year anniversary this month.
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Add steaks to hot skillet, and cook until a deep brown crust forms on bottom, 5 to 7 minutes.
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If we're ordering food it's usually steaks and veggies and then it's just, you know, us shooting the shit.
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This chemical reaction between amino acids and sugars is what turns steaks and bread crusts brown and toasty-tasting.
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For Trump, who's been known to like his steaks well-done with ketchup, it probably suited him quite well.
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I guess it will all depend on how the June community feels about pretty looking cutlets, steaks and chops.
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Steaks are really difficult with venison because if it's not just right, it'll get dry and be really boring.
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Notably absent from the meal were well-done steaks slathered in ketchup, de-crusted pizza, and "beautiful" chocolate cake.
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In the kitchen, a huge ox's forerib sits on a butcher's block, ready for Jaca to deconstruct into steaks.
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It's not just that Trump has a long string of business failures, from Atlantic City casinos to Trump steaks.
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It's warm out, there's beer in the cooler, and you're gearing up to throw some steaks on the grill.
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The Joule in action Chuck steak cooked by the Joule For perfectly done steaks, however, it's worth the hassle.
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Demand for chilled, or fresh, beef was expected to increase steadily as American steaks were gaining popularity, she added.
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Donald Trump proved his marketing mastery Tuesday night with a news conference touting his steaks, water, wines and magazine.
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Study participants reported eating higher amounts of tuna steaks, tuna sushi and other fish with high levels of mercury.
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Pent-up demand for U.S. meat could erode sales of Australian beef, China's current top supplier of premium steaks.
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Getting Started But you don't have to cook the most expensive steaks in the country to grill like Martha.
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We visited Trattoria Dall'Oste, a steak house in the heart of city that serves the juiciest steaks in town.
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And since tuna steaks aren't cheap either, I'm having to adapt to my better cooking also being more expensive.
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He has employed this approach in his signature real estate projects, but no less to vodka, steaks and menswear.
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You can also trim out the lean portion, uncooked, to use for kebabs: Yak steaks, $85 for four, heritagefoodsusa.
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In 2018, a local restaurant charged four Japanese tourists $1,350 for four steaks, some fried fish, and mineral water.
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David Tanis has a fine new recipe for us to try this week, for lamb steaks with Lebanese spices.
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When the cells arrived at the space station, cosmonauts fed them into a 3D printer, which produced thin steaks.
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Steaks at Peter Luger are cooked on the broiler, where they are seasoned only with salt and clarified butter.
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"He was happy to come to Charlottesville," adding that Buffett also offered to meet in New York for steaks.
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Steaks are the mainstays, with a 42-ounce tomahawk and a 18713-ounce porterhouse that's flamed with marrow butter.
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After suffering through three consecutive steaks, eating only two seemed like a cake walk, but the alcohol complicated things.
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In Mr. Trump's case that would include earnings from "The Apprentice" and money made from selling steaks and neckties.
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Trump-branded apartment buildings, golf courses, men's wear and steaks were followed by his lucrative hit reality television series.
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Choose foods the area is known for, such as gelato in Italy, croissants in France and steaks in Argentina.
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Once cooked, the steaks are plunged into a pot of dip, coating the surface with a peppery, buttery veneer.
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The result may make you think of Buffalo wings, with grilled pork steaks standing in for deep-fried chicken.
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Other specialties included American classics like cioppino, Kentucky hot browns, rack of pork, fried chicken and spice-rubbed steaks.
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Why relegate pork shoulder to the braising pot when you could put tender, juicy shoulder steaks on the grill?
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But the strongest hunger in this part of Queensland is for real estate, not steaks, and certainly not history.
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It's no doubt a great thing for American cattle ranchers, farmers, and for lovers of huge steaks in Europe.
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Save up to 53% on Thanksgiving Dinner combos at Omaha Steaks Thanksgiving will be here before you know it.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the weight of the steaks aged in whiskey at the Beatrice Inn.
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Front Burner The butcher shop will now cook steaks to order at its larger incarnation in the food hall.
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MethodSalt both sides of the steaks liberally, pushing the salt into the steak with the palm of your hand.
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Trump, known to favor a meat-and-potatoes and fast food-heavy diet, is partial to thoroughly cooked steaks.
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T. buys steaks while he's out, since you should never get a vegetarian to pick your steak for you.
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Our collection of Super Bowl recipes includes dips, chicken wings, potato skins, chilis, cheese steaks, nachos and vegetarian options.
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There were ads for local apartments, a local cleaners, a cafe in nearby Demopolis, and the Omaha Steaks company.
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"You start seeing grilled cauliflower steaks in restaurants and so forth, because it kind of fit everything," Badaracco says.
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Here, the Premon brothers brush fresh squid steaks with a roasted chile paste before throwing them on a charcoal grill.
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Though she may not eat Trump's favored blackened steaks and burgers or meatloaf, she keeps her tastes simple and healthy.
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Turn to historical exhibit number one, The Flinstones, and see Fred and Barney eating dino steaks the size of Volkswagons.
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Warren Buffett's longtime waitress Ellen Augustine explains what she learned while serving the Oracle of Omaha steaks for a decade.
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Researchers mostly believe that early humans were eating the dead because they provided easy access to tasty steaks, Cole says.
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Namely, the letter glossed over the rape as "20 minutes of action" and lamented that Turner no longer enjoys steaks.
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Celebrated for its legendary steaks and classic wood-paneled interior, Peter Luger was a symbol of the city's delicious extravagance.
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Eater also said Neopolitan-style joint "might be the city's poshest pizzeria," selling $125 rib steaks and vintage Dom Perignon.
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And since they have a high heat threshold, you can sear steaks and prepare acidic foods without altering the flavor.
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I've done steaks, pork, and even pizza in this beast and every effort has been rewarded with some great food.
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Turn the steaks several times while they cook to the desired doneness, using an instant-read thermometer as your guide.
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Our father threw pork chops and steaks on the grill, but we all felt decadent eating so much red meat.
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Let the steaks stand at room temperature for at least 30 minutes and up to 43 hour before cooking. 2.
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Trump would branch out from real estate into numerous other businesses, from golf courses and casinos to steaks and mortgages.
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A white cylinder roughly the size of Luke Skywalker's lightsaber handle would supposedly cook steaks better than any grill master.
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But generations of marketing has lead us to associate certain foods, like salads or steaks, with either men or women.
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If he's constantly bragging about how great his steaks are, it's time to give him a new method to conquer.
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One by one, the other Never Die members drizzle beer over the steaks so that they pick up more flavor.
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He expects to serve what he calls "forgotten cuts," the lesser-known steaks that are attracting attention in New York.
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The best overall dealsWe've made the most tender steaks and salmon, and even Starbucks-inspired egg bites with this gadget.
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But the rise of cheap meats—fueled by hot dogs but also salisbury steaks—fed into more nationalist sentiments, too.
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When we move beyond anecdotes, data show that food stamp recipients are not favoring shellfish or steaks over ground beef.
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Despite the fewer features, Guides Editor Les Shu, who uses the Nano, found it very capable in cooking steaks beautifully.
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Maybe, just maybe, if you spend all day in a kitchen cooking steaks for a living, then have at it.
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They visit Jim's Steaks and Lorenzo's and ask locals where the Philly taco originated before trying it out for themselves.
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By Wednesday afternoon, the steaks had disappeared, the charcoal in the grills near the White House press area still warm.
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My mother would rightly go nuts if she saw the way many diners leave half-eaten steaks on the table.
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At some point, you might tap out on burgers, steaks, and hot dogs, so switch it up with charred scallops.
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Trump steaks are basically extinct now, but I got the next best thing: a steak sandwich from the Trump Grill.
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And what parts—like eating multiple steaks for the sake of distinction—deserve to be mercifully left in the past?
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The lowdown on Trump's habits: A red-meat guy: Trump loves big steaks, preferably the ones served at his clubs.
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If this piques your interest, shop custom certificates and gifts, and request an employee gift quote at Omaha Steaks here.
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It takes more time to cook, but the process is considerably less labor intensive than cutting and grilling shoulder steaks.
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Among the stands will be Bolivian Llama Party, Dough, Mao's Baos, Fedoroff's Steaks, Oyster Party and Red Hook Lobster Pound.
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Meat eaters will find everything they need here: recipes for steaks, ribs and chops; barbecue, brisket, pulled pork and chicken.
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I used to thrill to the cheese steaks they served at Buzzy's in Boston, next to the Charles Street Jail.
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"We just got bottles of champagne, magnums of vodka, people were ordering steaks, we had oysters everywhere," Mr. Gupta said.
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It works beautifully as a main and equally well as a side paired with grilled flank steaks or Italian sausages.
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For instance, this week in Florida, wild-caught halibut steaks will be $9.99 a pound, about half the regular price.
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It serves standard New American fare like burgers and steaks, as well as a lengthy raw bar and seasonal salads.
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The menu will offer a somewhat limited list of steaks, plus a bone-in pork schnitzel and a lamb sirloin.
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Bites Of the many steak joints in the Nebraska city, Monarch is the first to dry-age steaks in-house.
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The butcher's counter is stocked with sumptuous steaks and pork chops; there are fresh baguettes and vegetables in large baskets.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - Whether the topic is steaks or Speedos, Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid is up for anything.
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American and Japanese steaks, including Wagyu and genuine Kobe, are charbroiled in the kitchen or seared on hot tabletop stones.
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President Donald Trump loves putting his name on everything from ties to steaks to water — and, of course, his buildings.
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There was also Wagyu steaks, lobsters, calamari and all the fixin's ... and in total, the bill came out to $17,579.10!!!
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If he's constantly bragging about how bomb his steaks are, it's time to give him a new method to conquer.
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Along with steaks and seafood, including a lobster Cobb salad, it serves pizza and pastas, and will offer weekend brunches.
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The "Trump" brand appeared on steaks, on vodka, on eyeglasses, on lamps, and on fragrances, to name just a few.
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So after casinos came the university, the steaks, the water, the television show, the suits, and now a presidential campaign.
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TRUMP STEAKS, Trump Chardonnay, Trump Rosé and Trump water will be served to guests at Trump's presser 2nite in FL pic.twitter.
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And while you're on your couch, watching the game — enjoying your steaks and beer — players will be out there making millions.
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Pressured by tight profit margins, chefs tend to err on the side of caution, which can result in under-cooked steaks.
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From Trump parading about his nonexistent line of steaks to Hillary calling boba "chewy tea," we've witnessed some pretty amazing shit.
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RAPE CULTURE: Brock Turner's dad is sad he only got "22016 minutes of action" & doesn't even like eating steaks anymore pic.twitter.
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"When people are working and feeling good, beef and steaks and burgers on the grill are hot-selling items," Smith said.
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Transfer steaks to a cutting board, and let stand until 125° to 130° (for medium-rare), about 10 minutes, before slicing.
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So is it possible that steaks, cream pies and hot fudge will someday be called the cornerstones of a healthy diet?
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Some past reports on meat eating have also factored in the environmental and social effects of gobbling up steaks and bacon.
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Guests can expect to enjoy items like Cheetos Sweet n' Spicy Chili Meatballs, Five-Alarm Cheetos Steaks, and "Hot"Chocolate Shakes.
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On the meatier side of things, good ole Gordon talked Philly cheese steaks and what he likes to put on his.
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Meat is an integral part of many people's diet, but our love for burgers, steaks and chops has an environmental impact.
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Skirt steaks are also a fraction of the price of fancier cuts of steak, and they make for delicious steak sandwiches.
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Servers like to say this is "cooked like a steak," but not many restaurant steaks are grilled over a wood fire.
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His makeover is subtle, and the food emphasizes American classics like Caesar salad, lobster thermidor, steaks, roast chicken and layer cake.
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On the Chumley's stage, a woman paid homage to Times Square and the night her cousin threw up at Tad's Steaks.
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Before winning the White House, he made his name -- and fortune -- by selling Trump-branded real estate, steaks and a university.
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Washington (CNN)On Wednesday morning, White House cooks were flipping steaks and unboxing popcorn machines ahead of the yearly congressional picnic.
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Our review of Rastelli's:The steaks were juicy, flavorful, and easy to cook, while the salmon came out perfectly flaky and moist.
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Shower the steaks with salt and pepper, and broil them for a few minutes a side until they're perfect and rare.
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Throw a party, even a small one: Invite friends over for a potluck, steaks on the grill, or a BYOB evening.
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The Twin Otter was supposed to resupply them as they progressed across the ice — gas, beer, steaks, smokes, all the necessities.
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To mark the occasion, we cooked steaks for the first time in our lives and used the bones to make broth.
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From steaks to sausage, the country's famed high-quality beef dominates the menus of its cafes and grills, known as parrillas.
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If you have an instant-read thermometer, use it to test your steaks' internal temperature; it should be about 125F (52C).
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"He was the first person to cook pork steaks in Tompkinsville, and he'd buy them from my daddy," Mr. Ross recalled.
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They posited that alpha-gal was the allergen that made people sick hours after eating hamburgers (or, in Australia, kangaroo steaks).
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All the steaks, along with whole racks of lamb and veal, are cooked over charcoal, then brought over for tableside carving.
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Last year Just, a leader in cellular agriculture, cut a deal to start producing one of the world's tastiest steaks, Wagyu.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "Direct-to-customer beef retailer" is OMAHA STEAKS, which represents Omaha Beach.
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He brushes fruity vinegar all over rib-eye steaks and pork, after the meat has been browned and finished with butter.
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We hand-curate desirable, limited-quantity, and often discounted products from paddleboards to prime porterhouse steaks and oysters to Skullcandy headphones.
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However, with some dishes, such as steaks, you might want to quickly sear each side in a preheated cast-iron skillet.
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Strip loin, rib-eye and tenderloin steaks and roasts are available at Balducci's markets in New York, Connecticut, Maryland and Virginia.
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One held remnants of a large fish that had been dried and cut into steaks, a popular food in ancient Greece.
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In this summery recipe, grilled skirt steaks, marinated with garlic, coriander, cumin, chile powder and lime zest, serve as the protein.
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President Trump, with his steaks and his golf courses and his gilded rooms, is like the anti-minimalist: opulent, ostentatious, overwhelming.
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At the Fort, an old adobe restaurant with thick bison steaks, Dog's wolf ringtone kept howling as his publicist called repeatedly.
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While his goods are largely manufactured overseas, most of his retail ventures have gone the way of Trump vodka and steaks.
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When you think of what NFL players eat, you might imagine hulking athletes tearing into juicy steaks and scarfing fattening food.
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It has mostly lived there since, a platform for quesadillas and minute steaks, gaining character and nonstick qualities along the way.
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It offers consumers everything from insurance contracts to juicy pork steaks, business flights to cars, and cloud-computing services to fancy property.
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When I arrive, I take some steaks out of the freezer to defrost since I have no other food in my apartment.
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As a former restaurant chef, I know a few tips and tricks to turn super-thick-cut steaks into perfectly cooked dinners.
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When it comes to thick-cut steaks, you'll end up burning the exterior before you can reach a perfect medium-rare inside.
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But there's another group of chemicals that sometimes lace our tuna steaks, and the latest findings on them are anything but appetizing.
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In a crowded space dominated by established companies like Omaha Steaks, venture capitalist Nir Liberboim questioned the start-up's ability to scale.
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So ice down the beer, throw some steaks on the grill, and get ready for a night full of White House fun.
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Steve Medlen's House of Beef serves juicy steaks and "the best tri-tip sandwich in town" to the residents of Oakdale, California.
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He doesn't sell Goldwater steaks or suggest that you, too, could be lifted from your working-class existence to become a billionaire.
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The alleged thief, identified as Kieth Jordan by CBS 17, shoved the steaks down his pants before fleeing the store, authorities said.
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A good part of his income is from the licensing of his name, his brand, for everything from steaks to mega resorts.
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Can you say that it's impossible to have a person who hates hot fudge sundaes and steaks and enjoys chewing protein powder?
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To reinforce his point, the man held up a sign with the taunt, accusing Trump of having a predilection for overcooked steaks.
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Trump acknowledged to CNN that his companies don't actually produce meat, and didn't claim to sell Trump-branded steaks outside Trump establishments.
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On the day before Lussi's funeral, John and Dominic drove to Pat's King of Steaks in Philadelphia and picked up two cheesesteaks.
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Riverford meat boxes contain a wide selection of free range, organic British meat, from juicy sirloin steaks to traditional dry-cured bacon.
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Now, steaks are imported for tourist hotels, and cuts of beef remain a prize for home cooks with good black-market connections.
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The ranchers partly paid their cowboys with cheap parts of the steer — heads, entrails and trimmings, which included skirt and flank steaks.
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A season that reigns supreme in cookouts complete with hot dogs, hamburgers, steaks, chicken, and veggies a plenty grilled on the BBQ.
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Trump is a failure in many areas, from running a casino and a fake university to peddling his own line of steaks.
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We met at Timmons's office and then walked down to the Aegean Cafe ("Steaks Seafood Pasta") on Main Street for a luncheon.
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Complete with bones and skin, a whole fish has more flavor and stays juicier and moister than the usual fillets and steaks.
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I can't wait to make his recipe for beef chuck roast, which will turn into steaks nicely over the nights that follow.
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For the Waiters story, Conboy and his subject went out for cheese steaks in Philly, then later did a two-hour interview.
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Firefighters, corrections officers, and overnight warehouse workers pack the place for steaks and beers, a boisterous happy hour as the sun rises.
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"Our bubble-blowing, music-pumping trucks fulfilled hundreds of thousands of orders, from porterhouse steaks to the latest Nintendo releases," he wrote.
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It was a land of greasy chicken-fried steaks, unfiltered cigarettes and flirting with truck-stop waitresses hired because they were pretty.
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And above Osamil, a Korean gastro pub in NoMad, will be Osamil Upstairs, for innovative drinks, a raw-bar spread and steaks.
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"The One with Five Steaks and an Eggplant" (Season 2, Episode 93) Wage inequality in the workplace is a headline-grabbing topic.
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Beyond its longevity, cast iron can't be beat when it comes to searing steaks, frying eggs and even baking golden-brown cornbread.
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The tuna was certainly cooked — no extra-rare, seared tuna steaks here — but moist and flavorful, covered in a spicy curry sauce.
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Or, simmered with a splash of white wine and broth, they may wind up as a sauce for steaks, chops or chicken.
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It will go with all sorts of red meat dishes, whether burgers, steaks or stews, as well as bean dishes and poultry.
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So if you're looking to reduce your own carbon footprint, cutting back on burgers and steaks is a good place to start.
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For the scores of Americans who thrill to his eponymous high-rises and video games and steaks, that makes her a winner.
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In the same way you could get steaks from a cow, you could get the same types of cuts from muscle tissue.
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Kardashian, 28, showed off his tattooed upper body, looking noticeably thinner, while watching his girlfriend cook steaks and salmon from the second story.
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For my partner and I, I grill up some hamburger patties and salmon steaks for the next few days of dinners and lunches.
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After all, Mr Trump is a star of American reality television who subsists on Diet Coke, Big Macs and exceedingly well-done steaks.
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We enlisted the help of their sommelier to select an affordable red blend, which paired nicely with our not-so-affordable steaks ($48+).
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I've been selling Biden steaks from my office at the top of Biden Tower and letting foreign leaders stay at Biden-a-Lago.
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Among both the political and nonpolitical class, the capital city's busiest, buzziest Italian restaurant features excellent pasta dishes, steaks and wood-fired pizzas.
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Reporter's Notebook OSCEOLA, Iowa — The closest I'd ever come to hunting before was buying steaks from an organic farm in upstate New York.
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The Atkins diet encouraged loading up on fat-laden foods like steaks and omelets, and steering clear of pasta, bread and other carbohydrates.
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Kenji uses mayonnaise on steaks cooked sous-vide, so that when he sautés them in a pan they develop the most marvelous crusts.
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It's tough enough to last generations, and if it's seasoned properly, everything you make in it — from pizzas to steaks — will taste amazing.
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Steaks should be sold only on a pointed stick, on the grounds that most shoppers will rely on the proto-Indo-European etymology.
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God, she was like, 'I want to get steaks with you, I'm obsessed with you, oh my god,' wiggling around in her seat.
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They're fueling up: Trump on Philly cheese steaks, and Clinton on her beloved hot peppers and any Girl Scout cookies she has leftover.
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Along with dry-aged steaks, Uptown Cut specializes in wagyu, an intensely marbled beef that comes from certain cattle breeds native to Japan.
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But Trump's flirtation with the Bills football team isn't just another one of his failed business dealings, like Trump Steaks or Trump Magazine.
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Sous vide machine If he's constantly bragging about how great his steaks are, it's time to give him a new method to conquer.
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The half grill, half griddle can press paninis, make quesadillas, grill burgers and steaks — pretty much anything your creative mind can muster up.
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Also they go really well with steaks, so it's a good fit for camping, and you don't even need utensils to eat corn.
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One will even fit up to 30 steaks, something that lucky members of Yale's all-male a cappella group, the Whiffenpoofs, found out.
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The city has a strong meat culture and strict rules when it comes to how its steaks are cut, grilled, and even served.
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This pan especially comes in handy if your grad doesn't have access to a grill but wants to whip up steaks or burgers.
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The full menu included: Trump has built an international reputation for his all-American food preferences, which include well-done steaks with ketchup.
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Test it out for yourself next time you're shopping: Calculate the unit price of a family pack of steaks versus a single steak.
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The same voters who could now afford a family car and supermarket steaks wanted more from a Workers Party that promised everlasting change.
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The Pine Room Cafe in Burns has great steaks and pork chop dinners, which come with shrimp cocktail, soup, salad and fresh bread.
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Gail: I'm not totally sure if Marco had ever been offered a chance at a line of steaks, he'd have turned it down.
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For this expedition in shameless excess, I decided to visit two steakhouses, figuring neither Welles nor Hitchcock actually cooked their own steaks themselves.
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For days we swam all day, ate swordfish steaks and drank beer all night listening to Miles Davis' Sketches of Spain on repeat.
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Eventually it aims for mass production, bringing the price down further and making its steaks viable for sale in lower-priced steak houses.
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From buffalo-fried cauliflower poppers to cauliflower pizza, steaks, and more— the variety of recipes is seriously impressive and unexpected (cauliflower brownies, anyone?).
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As he talks, he works constantly, chopping beef steaks to throw on an indoor grill to fulfill orders for a busy lunch crowd.
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If you don't have a thermometer, a cake tester inserted into the interior of the steaks for 10 seconds should come out warm.
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But a growing demand for alternatives to factory chickens and plastic packages of chuck steaks has inspired a butcher's renaissance in many places.
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Tradition calls for pencil-thin, but the final steaks will be juicier if you order them 1/2- to 3/4-inch thick.
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Recipes: Pork-Shoulder Steaks With Hot Pepper Dip | BBQ Eggs Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.
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By starting at the tail instead of the collar, you'll avoid cutting into your filet, and ensure you get the thickest steaks possible.
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I've been selling Biden steaks from my office at the top of Biden Tower and letting foreign leaders stay at Biden-A-Lago.
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Steaks and chops are sold, but they're also cooked to order, served with fries and greens for market price, plus a $12.50 surcharge.
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The Butcher's Block (235 West Ave.) is a butcher shop-restaurant-marketplace with dry-aged steaks, wood-fired pizza and a B.Y.O.B. policy.
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Steaks are grilled over wood and charcoal and then blasted under a broiler running at 1,200 degrees, roughly hot enough to melt aluminum.
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Reaching 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit, he'll be able to pull off everything from steaks, burgers, and sausages to pizza, scallops, and whole crispy fish.
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Keto can seem like a fun, flirty diet compared to other, even more rigorous options: you can eat cheese, steaks, even hamburger patties.
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Over a hemp-infused banquet, which included hemp-portobello steaks, spaghetti and wheatballs, and seitan piccata, the friends discussed Hillary Clinton and marijuana.
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People were eating the veggie as-is, but they were also turning it into things like steaks, mash, tots, pizza crust, and rice.
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The wall behind him carried plaques dedicated to old customers and an early framed menu from when steaks "broiled or chopped" cost $4.50.
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Use a flame-forward fire for chicken breasts, fish fillets, thin steaks — foods that benefit from high heat and a pronounced smoke flavor.
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At one post-primary celebration last March, Trump plugged multiple products that his company had sold, from wines to steaks and bottled water.
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LeBron specially requested a blackened salmon salad while the rest of the ballers feasted on 60-day aged NY steaks and lobster tails.
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"I'd gained so much weight and I had been living so unhealthily, eating fast food and steaks and drinking every day," says Lukas.
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A new label on some of the steaks in your grocery store highlights a production process you may have never heard of: mechanical tenderizing.
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Or here's a variation on a theme: Guests could be served a choice of McDonalds, taco bowls or a petite filet from Trump Steaks.
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Growing up in the 1970s I ate a lot of green beans, because that's what Mom cooked while Dad was outside grilling the steaks.
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You might feel pretty comfortable with this technique on thinner steaks, too, but it's harder to estimate the temperature of a really thick steak.
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Kardashian and Tristan Thompson headed out on Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio, while celebrating a friend's birthday at the Marble Room Steaks and Raw Bar.
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You can see package images here, but you'll be fully in the clear if you just don't eat any of the potentially bony steaks.
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Politics aside, Bourdain said he could never trust any man who orders his steaks well-done, as the president has been known to do.
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As he swept to victory in the Michigan, Mississippi, and Hawaii primaries and caucuses, Trump used his press conference to talk about Trump steaks.
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I love sous vide steaks and the Cinder, although the meat is not in a true vacuum, simulates the sous vide experience quite well.
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Gonzales allegedly feasted on free wine and steaks over the course of his food heist spree before the police finally caught up to him.
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Licensing his name to sell ties, steaks, or a fraudulent university or drumming up ratings for a reality television show all involve getting publicity.
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The stores are no longer featuring beef steaks on their shelves in an effort to stop rampant shoplifting of their priciest cuts of meat.
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Pittsburgh Penguins star Phil Kessel spent his day on the links with the Holy Grail Monday ... fillin' it to the brim with tube steaks!!
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The company is also providing special "gameday" catering on board its planes with nachos and wings as well as "training table" steaks and sides.
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Trump, already in Florida, congratulated himself on his wins next to a table covered in Trump products that included Trump wine and Trump steaks.
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The real estate magnate also answered speculation about whether steaks he trotted out at his news conference on Tuesday night are still in stores.
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He strips rosemary sprigs of their leaves and roughly slices six cloves of garlic and distributes them evenly on each side of the steaks.
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She was surprised when the bill came out to $700 for raw steaks, a fact she was too embarrassed to share with her guests.
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This Southern diner may be most well-known for its breakfast, but the joint also serves up sandwiches, burgers, melts, and even sirloin steaks.
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But these watermelon steaks, grilled until just lightly golden and caramelized, are complex and spicy-sweet for an update to a summer time favorite.
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Servings: 4-6Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 1 hour 43 minutes 4 (1 1/24-inch thick) boneless rib-eye steaks (about 21 23/210 lbs.
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We recommend thick steaks, or anything with a shell (like oysters or clams) or protective outer coating (like lobster tails and ears of corn).
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The skillet is deep and has a fairly wide surface, so you can sear steaks, fry eggs, and make all kinds of delicious food.
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On the other side of the tunnel, people waited in line at One Pound Cheese Steaks while users shot up in the adjacent lot.
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They used to serve steaks and vodka, according to Shapiro, and even offered sushi for a time, but blini seemed like a better fit.
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It goes without saying — or perhaps more correctly with what I have already said — that these buttered, herby chopped steaks do not need buns.
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Fortunately, the general-election polling seems clear that a majority of Americans will reject Trump the candidate as soundly as they rejected Trump Steaks.
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When an animal is butchered, there are a limited number of primal cuts, the tender parts that are turned into chops, steaks and roasts.
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"It started with roast beef," said Joel Racheff, the upright bass player for the Bar D Wranglers, who also grilled steaks for the crowds.
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As a businessman, Trump was most adept at sales, as he peddled everything from real estate to steaks to courses offered by Trump University.
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The menu features pig's foot carnitas; fried shrimp tacos; tamales filled with cheese, potatoes, broccoli and bacon; and family-style grilled rib-eye steaks.
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The ingredients are simple — just butter, parsley and garlic — but it tastes good on nearly everything, whether pan-seared steaks, grilled fish or pasta.
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We have a couple of boxes of masks, jugs of drinking water, potatoes and cabbages, instant noodles, cereal and a couple of frozen steaks.
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They turned its marbled lobby into something of a hive bursting with "Keep America Great" hats, well-done steaks and bottles of red wine.
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There, above the meat case crammed with pork chops, steaks and chicken, were toys arrayed on shelves tantalizingly close to our small outstretched arms.
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And of course there are more steaks on the horizon as Mr. Minchin flies back to Budapest for another round of "Robin Hood" action.
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There were a number of reasons the country attracted us — gorgeous architecture, delicious wine and steaks — but one important factor was the exchange rate.
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USDA food safety officials connected the illnesses to blade-tenderized steaks from National Steak and Poultry, and the company recalled 248,000 pounds of beef products.
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Nonetheless, it's won over dieters on Instagram, who have posted 3.9 million #Whole30 photos of vibrantly hued cauliflower steaks and pesto chicken-stuffed sweet potatoes.
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Brown may be off the hook, but he'll still be known as the player who was almost suspended for eating too many steaks and burgers.
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This also was the one notable dud meal in all of my testing, with livery steaks and chimichurri made horrible with lots of dried oregano.
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Use a meat thermometer Professional chefs cook so many steaks in their career that they know the level of doneness just by touching the meat.
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Even if you don't call them "eggplant steaks," it doesn't hurt to look to meat for inspiration if you're making main dishes out of vegetables.
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The alt-meat industry has created quite a sizzle, promising delicious burgers, steaks and even sushi that is grown from animal cells in the lab.
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American diners are eating fewer burgers, steaks and meatballs, and that's making a noticeable dent in the nation's greenhouse gas emissions, a new study found.
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Cook steaks to perfection every time with the compatible Joule app that informs you of the cut's doneness — all up until dinner is finally ready.
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Ever have a delivery arrive at the house and wish you could open the garage door so your Trump Steaks don't bake in the sun?
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Flanked by wines, (raw) steaks and bottled "natural spring water," the Republican front-runner launched into a lengthy defense of his assorted branded product lines.
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It's called the Joule, and when I first saw its promise of cooking perfectly done steaks (via a Facebook ad), I was intrigued, but skeptical.
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Now, half of our refrigerator at home is filled with chorizo, foie gras, and steaks, and the other half is filled tempeh, tofu, and seitan.
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Mahomes' love for the condiment was first discovered by ESPN in November, when the athlete revealed that he likes to cover his steaks in ketchup.
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Speaking of steaks, the 38-ounce prime-aged porterhouse for two can easily feed three, though at $98 dollars it should probably be more flavorful.
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The grill rack saturates your steaks, burgers, and more 500-degree cyclonic on both sides, so there's no need to flip and virtually no smoke.
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In the clip, Chyna, 28, is in the kitchen seasoning steaks when Kardashian, 29, comes in to share the news after meeting with his nutritionist.
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The Scotland junket is perhaps not surprising, coming from a candidate who has promoted steaks and other Trump-themed merchandise at his campaign press events.
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Fertitta operates a portfolio of dining, hospitality, entertainment and gaming concepts through Landry's, including The Golden Nugget Hotel and Casinos and McCormick & Schmick's Seafood & Steaks.
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This is a song about steaks and burgers, milk and milkshakes—truly a veritable buffet of bovine-based foodstuffs, and that deserves to be celebrated.
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Gone are the collard green salad and the gumbo with Chinese chicken sausage, replaced by more-traditional fare like fried calamari, garlic spinach and steaks.
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The first is the commercial freezer: In order to obtain steaks of the requisite thinness, you need to freeze the pork shoulder solid before slicing.
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As for pork steaks, Ms. Bartlett learned to cook those from Alex Erwin Tooley, whose father opened the first barbecue restaurant in Tompkinsville, Tooley's BBQ.
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Parrillas, for example, serve hearty and reasonably priced steaks, while dinners with wine can be had for less than $25 a person at popular restaurants.
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KC Cattle offers more big cuts for roasting and braising, while Mishima Reserve is a better source for interesting steaks like the zabuton (Denver steak).
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Just like a braised pork shoulder, these steaks are excellent with just salt and pepper — but with minimal effort, they can be more than excellent.
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While Cactus has taken steps to limit the use of such drugs, it sees cheap and plentiful hamburgers and steaks as a byproduct of industrialization.
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For example, US beef and dairy exports to Korea skyrocketed under the original pact (South Koreans are growing fond of steaks, burgers, and cheese pizza).
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She told me that she adapted it from the chicken-fried steaks she had eaten in restaurants across Texas, most notably Lulu's in San Antonio.
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There are prime, black angus and Japanese wagyu steaks, which come dry, wet or bone-in, and all are cooked on a wood-fired grill.
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Mr. Trump has a particular preference for steaks, well done and with ketchup, although the restaurant would not confirm what he dined on Saturday night.
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His newly opened Manhattan steakhouse, Nusr-Et, features an expensive menu of steaks priced anywhere between $70 to $275, and a really, really long wait.
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The ember method gives you a steadier, more predictable heat source, well suited to grilling bread, pizza, thick steaks and chops, and high-moisture vegetables.
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The chef de cuisine, Brian Mottola, will execute food that Mr. Lomonaco described as "American brasserie," with burgers, salads, steaks, rotisserie meats, pizza and sushi.
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As the burnt-orange Tuscan moon sets in the navy sky, Orso chars steaks on the grill and Moretti pours herself a glass of Brunello.
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Success in the cellular ag industry has also been limited to processed meat products, with research into growing whole cuts like beef steaks still ongoing.
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But this effort reeks of the laziest content from news publishers making frantic pivots to video with a fresh twist of Trump Steaks-quality campaign advertising.
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The social media celeb opened Nusr-Et Steakhouse in Midtown Manhattan where he did what made him famous ... sprinkling salt in dramatic fashion on grilled steaks.
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Village Vanguard is selling some stylish backpacks that realistically resemble steaks, and we're fairly certain that they'll take your style level from rare to well-done.
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Still, I am looking forward to the moment when the Trump brand, applied to golf courses, ties, wine and steaks, is stamped on a peace initiative.
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Over beer, steaks, and burgers that "have never been frozen," local residents, most of whom voted for President Trump, said ICE was simply doing its job.
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It is easy to see how cellular agriculture and the companies applying it, such as Meatable and Higher Steaks, could dramatically change farming and food production.
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"When we launched horse meat we sold out of 1,100 fillet steaks in less than three hours," a Muscle Food spokesperson told VICE at the time.
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The restaurant, owned by the proprietor of the nearby barbecue restaurant Fette Sau, is known for its cozy atmosphere and steaks cooked over an open flame.
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Political posturing and overzealous Environment Ministers aside, we all know that schnitzel, doner, venison currywurst, and Tomahawk steaks from the Black Forest are not going anywhere.
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The example of Denmark in World War I suggests that it's not the preservation of our health that compels us to snarf up steaks and bacon.
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When it comes to the burgers or steaks on your plate, looks and tastes can be deceiving as "meatless meat" and "plant-based meat" gain traction.
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Stop-motion animation masters PES made an ode to those games of yesteryear by recreating them with totally random objects like steaks and cupcakes and beetles.
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Aside from the gorgeous exterior, this place is known for some of the best — and fanciest — Korean grilled steaks that keep people coming back for more.
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But the pile of "Trump Steaks" he displayed for reporters March 8 included one wrapped in plastic bearing the logo of a company called Bush Brothers.
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If he does go out, it's decidedly low-key, like grabbing a "decent bowl of pasta" with friends, or eating grilled steaks at Eric Ripert's home.
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For Maduro's opponents in Venezuela and elsewhere, seeing the country's leader eat expensive steaks and smoke cigars while average citizens suffer from malnourishment is beyond insulting.
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We charcoaled a couple T-bone steaks and drank a bottle of imported Beaujolais red wine, and then I sort of killed her a little bit.
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Bloomberg reported that Maduro dined on steaks and smoked cigars at a Nusr-Et restaurant in Turkey owned by Nusret Gökçe, also known as Salt Bae.
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In summertime, he would drag a grill onto the corner and cook steaks, chicken and hot dogs, as Tupac and Slick Rick played on borrowed speakers.
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Contador claimed that he had inadvertently ingested it from contaminated steaks brought from Spain by friends — the drug had once been used to make cattle leaner.
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The White House has donated steaks and other food from its cancelled congressional picnic to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, a spokesperson said Friday.
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Supermarkets are stocking up on steaks, hot dogs and hamburgers for the May 26 U.S. Memorial Day holiday weekend, the start of the summer grilling season.
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The first night's menu: chicken curry, rice, steaks, spaghetti, meatballs, short ribs, steamed veggies, salad, pie and a choice of a dozen nonalcoholic juices and drinks.
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Joe's Steaks + Soda Shop, which is located further north in Philly than you've likely been if you don't live there, used to have a different name.
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Looking at the menu, I realized I might be able to get away with eating two steaks without having a heart attack by ordering filet mignons.
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When dads step off the green they, of course, make a beeline for the grill to cook steaks, burgers, and other red meats for the brood.
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Just before serving, heat the same skillet over medium heat and lightly sear the steaks again to warm them up, about 30 seconds on each side.
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Monroe County barbecue consists of pork shoulder cut crosswise on a meat saw into pencil-thin steaks, which are grilled, rather than smoked, over hickory embers.
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When Reagan talked about welfare queens driving Cadillacs, or a "strapping young buck" using food stamps to buy steaks, he knew exactly what he was doing.
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You're going to slice the shoulder into thick steaks, then grill them hot and fast to a perfect medium-rare, and it's going to be revelatory.
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Over rib-eye steaks and brussels sprouts, they talked about promoting the brand and breaking into new markets, passing out beers to anyone who walked by.
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It's our last real chance to spend a weekday grilling steaks and seafood and whatever else tickles our fancy before summer starts to turn to fall.
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Or you could make these crisp and spicy cauliflower steaks that Samin Nosrat learned to make from the chef Kelsie Kerr and her daughter, Ella Heckert.
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His efforts turned up gold-coated bottles of Trump Vodka, boxes used to package Trump Steaks, and a fake dollar bill showing Hillary Clinton behind bars.
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Namely, JD Wetherspoon, a chain of just under 900 pubs selling cut-price beer, 12-ounce rump steaks and other affordable fare throughout Britain and Ireland.
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Likewise I could tell you about supper on Christmas Day — which with any luck will be steaks and twice-baked potatoes and a hearty French Burgundy.
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This meat, the most expensive served at the restaurant, would sell at $14 an ounce (with some steaks weighing in around 35 ounces, and others more).
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There were hot dogs and hamburgers with all the fixings, steaks in barbecue sauce, chili beans and corn, salad, soft drinks and chocolate cake for dessert.
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Ms. McMenamin said she found that the steaks for Club Evelyn were supplied by Helen Gallagher, the soon-to-be ex-wife of a Broadway star.
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The menu is packed with the typical shellfish appetizers, salads, burgers, steaks, chops and grilled seafood, but with the addition of sushi rolls, pastas and risotto.
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She quotes Turner's father's complaints that "these verdicts have broken and shattered" his son, who can no longer enjoy the rib-eye steaks he once loved.
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But maybe you're not going to barbecue goat this evening, or chase down fresh curry leaves or Kashmiri chiles, or open oysters, or grill big steaks.
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A typical store might feature tanks of live lobsters and crabs, a bar with beer on tap and a grill where steaks are cooked to order.
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At a Philadelphia rally last week, more than 1,000 people were offered cheese steaks, hoagies and platters of honey-coated brie, fig jam and gourmet flatbreads.
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You can choose expensive tender rib chops or bone-in loin chops for an elegant rendition, but steaks cut from the leg or shoulder are fine.
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This week, the fantasy of choice for me is picking through that closet of Wagyu and Kobe steaks, and other aged cuts of grass-fed meat.
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The chef "prepared Lobster Americain, two three-inch steaks, weighing two-and-one-half-pounds each, and baked potatoes, all in five minutes," The Times reported.
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So when news broke that Maduro was dining at a restaurant that sells steaks that reported cost anywhere from $27 to $218, people were not pleased.
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But when I stopped in a month or so ago, the daily special of cauliflower steaks with turmeric-spiced chickpeas sounded equally virtuous but more satisfying.
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On this account, Trump uses similar methods in his QVC-style pitch of steaks and vodka as when he talks about his plan to stop ISIS.
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Whether he's peddling steaks, ties, a TV show, a fraudulent university, or a vision of America, he's engaged in a performative act, as all salesmen are.
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However, prosecutor David Gardey said Jewell and other senior UAW officials enjoyed a "high-flying lifestyle" of "premium liquor and fine steaks" on company and union money.
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He discussed sales of Sikorsky helicopters - "I have three of them!" he said, lifted horseshoes made with Nucor Corp steel, and strolled past vacuum-sealed Omaha steaks.
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She was invited to family dinners of buffalo steaks, shot pheasants with local hunters, and established a track record of speaking to American students about gun rights.
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It wasn't so long ago that cannibals were solely a fixture of exploitation cinema, their taste for homo-sapien steaks a marker of exoticism and unrefined savagery.
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I found it pricey, although not out of line with other restaurants of its genre, with expertly-cooked steaks starting at $45 for an eight-ounce filet.
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We want to make sure he's eating well throughout the day, and if he's just eating these large steaks, then clearly he's deficient in the diet aspect.
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"I would keep trying to push chips in the way and try to arrange weekends away for him to go and relax and eat steaks," she laughed.
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After all, you can get Texas barbecue in Paris at The Beast, in Tel Aviv at Texas BBQ and in Nha Trang, Vietnam, at Texas BarBQ & Steaks.
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Most of it is used for animal feed—all those cows producing organic milk and turning into organic steaks must themselves be raised on an organic diet.
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If you can afford to splurge on some legit Wagyu steaks, then you can afford to bastardize them by deep frying them in Shake 'N Bake breading.
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And since most kettlebell-swinging crop-dusters aren't smothering their steaks with honey in the first place, It seems like the best solution would be harm reduction.
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Jacquees was lording over the dinner table as he chowed down on oysters, king crab legs and steaks ... washing it down with Ace of Spades and Hennessy.
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Whole Foods will also offer Prime members big weekly discounts on a small selection of popular regular-price items, such as 50 percent off of halibut steaks.
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That should translate into lower prices for hamburgers and steaks for consumers, as it could help keep feedlots in operation and avoid costly bottlenecks in beef production.
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The group of students dined at the restaurant located near the tourist hotspot St Mark's Square, and ordered four steaks, a fried fish platter and mineral water.
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For added dramatic flair, there was even a table covered with what was ostensibly Trump-brand merchandise, including rows of wine bottles and a platter of steaks.
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Peter Luger is famed for its dry-aged steaks, especially its porterhouse, and has been named New York City's top steakhouse by Zagat's every year since 1979.
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Boasting a high heat threshold and a high-grade titanium/ceramic finish, its cookware is great for searing steaks, simmering sauces, and just about everything in between.
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Apollo 15 introduced new foods like beef steaks and hamburgers that were thermostabilized, or ood packages came with a Read more: Here is every Apollo mission explained
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"(Young) people normally like barbecue beef, fresh diced beef, steaks," he explains, which require frozen foreign imports with a softer texture than locally-sourced, more fibrous beef.
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For dining, Afternoones Restaurant and Bar on Forest Avenue has a menu that includes steaks and chops, and RoadHouse on Clove Road is a longtime Italian spot.
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Even that decision was made last minute; moments before he called off the event, White House cooks were still busy grilling steaks in preparation for the event.
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When I got home to New York, I started making them for dinner as well as breakfast, as a side dish for steaks or chicken or lamb.
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At B Gates, Elway's steakhouse is popular for its burger as well as Colorado-raised steaks, and New Belgium Hub serves microbrews from the Fort Collins brewer.
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That type of intuition can come in handy for cooking steaks to different temperatures or adapting to menu substitutions, but for fried chicken, precision is more important.
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Once when we were in LA, I was cooking steaks in the studio (which belonged to the singer Raphael Saadiq and which we shared with other bands).
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Things only became more complicated when I visited Black Angus for Orson Welles' two-steaks-and-a-pint-of-Scotch dinner, and added booze to the equation.
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We've known for a while that Donald Trump orders his steaks well-done, a culinary affront for which he's been trolled at at least one campaign rally.
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Hooked: Episode 3 Synopsis: Colt comes to a realization after his ego puts him in hot water; Beau's doctor wants him to switch from steaks to salads.
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There was a time in New York City and beyond when developers and businesses proudly emblazoned the Trump name on their residential buildings, hotels, steaks and water.
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While the menu on Nusr Et's website shows no prices, steaks in his New York restaurant run from $70 to $275, according to the New York Observer.
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Chris Steaks and Burgers is offering a 10,000 baht ($330) prize for anyone who can finish the mammoth snack in nine minutes - one baht for every calorie.
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Chris Steaks and Burgers is offering a 10,000 baht ($330) prize for anyone who can finish the mammoth snack in nine minutes - one baht for every calorie.
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For this edition of 17.993 Under $20, whites and rosés predominate, though reds will always have their place, accompanying the grilled steaks, ribs and burgers of summer.
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T. brings over her cast-iron skillet and some steaks she had, so we have a really big and tasty dinner — a nice end to the weekend.
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We ate steaks and chicken from the gigantamart, tinned Italian tuna in olive oil, mushrooms my sister-in-law brought one night in a kayak for supper.
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The truck, which seems like the offspring of a billboard and an ice cream truck, has sold wild mahi-mahi steaks, paddle boards and Nintendo game consoles.
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Mr. Reyes had worked up from a dishwasher to grilling steaks and preparing a la carte orders, he said, and acquired many cooking skills along the way.
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Sure, every strip mall in America is home to a Texas Roadhouse, where suburban families dine on enormous steaks under the watchful gaze of mounted steer heads.
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Some of the meat goes to his processing plant in Rapid City and is turned into sausage or sold on the Internet as pristine steaks or ground meat.
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It has it all: Amazing photo ops of candidates flipping giant steaks on the grill, lots of loud campaign supporters and a whole lot of national press coverage.
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Lillian Loses Her Love Though we don't see it, Artie, Lillian's boyfriend, passes away while the two are on a trip to Norway and arguing about Trump Steaks.
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Trump has a long list of questionable business endeavors to his name, like Trump University, Trump steaks, and Trump Magazine, which have become increasingly controversial this campaign season.
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Typically during the event, Gorat's sells more than 1,000 T-bone steaks, one component of the traditional "Warren meal" at the restaurant, and more than 2,6.23 baked potatoes.
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Originally the work of Maltese who had expansive horse farms, it's now Tunisians who sell horse steaks and charcuterie, their stalls accessorized with plastic and plush horse figurines.
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Readers largely agreed that the famed Brooklyn restaurant's steaks have been on a long decline and that the service, once brusque but charming, is just off-putting now.
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The recently opened hotel, which offers $65 steaks and a $100 cocktail made with raw oysters and caviar, has become popular among cabinet members, lobbyists and curious journalists.
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But he also tweeted about a wheelchair that could climb stairs, the increasing size of steaks, and the maximum number of goats seen eating up in a tree.
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An estimated 33 billion packages were shipped in the US in 2017, and many of them had polybags inside, protecting the garments or electronic components or buffalo steaks.
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On this account, Trump used similar methods in his QVC-style pitch of steaks and vodka as he does when he talks about his plan to stop ISIS.
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Yes, pizza is in the name, but the BakerStone box can also cook things like steaks, baked goods, bread – anything that you'd put in a wood-fire oven.
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Notably, out of all 195 countries, it was the United States that would be set to save the most by cutting out the steaks, burgers, and hot dogs.
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After his primary victories in Mississippi and Michigan on Tuesday, he stood in front of a table loaded up with steaks, Trump water, Trump Wine and Trump magazines.
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It has even given away candy, distributed Thanksgiving turkeys, porterhouse steaks, Lay's chips, and free ice cream from Ben & Jerry's, as well as hosted a Halloween pumpkin patch.
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Omaha, Nebraska (CNN)When most people think of Omaha, they imagine sizzling steaks, billionaire Warren Buffet or even former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning calling out before the snap.
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Back when Donald Trump was just a guy who put his name on skyscrapers, casinos, and steaks, no one needed to worry too much about his habitual exaggerations.
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We visited Trattoria Dall'Oste, a steak house in the heart of city that serves the juiciest steaks in town to find out what makes the perfect Florentine steak.
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With Ms. Mar cooking, it now does, with French-style dry-aged steaks, beef cheeks, lamb Wellington and seafood starters: 285 West 12th Street, 553-675-2808, thebeatriceinn.com.
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Not only is it used to make expensive products, but it's also used to add extra bling to luxurious items, from smartphones, to supercars, and even beef steaks.
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For example — no, seriously — just recently, in an episode of Celebrity Apprentice, at the steakhouse, the men's cooking team cooking did not impress the judges from Omaha Steaks.
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Advocates hope this will provide steaks, bacon, and other beloved products that don't just "taste like meat," but actually are meat — winning over even the most dedicated carnivores.
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When the steaks are done, let them rest for 5 minutes, ideally propped up on something – like chopsticks laid over a plate – to keep the bottoms from steaming.
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The chain is also known for its other Southern specialties, like barbecued meats, catfish fillets, steaks, baked potatoes, Southern-style green beans, and deep-fried jalapeno potato puffs.
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In the Hamptons, usually a seasonal getaway on Long Island, some families shelled out thousands of dollars on frozen steaks, personal respirators, poolside margarita deliveries, and oxygen concentrators.
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The marinated chicken breasts are pounded out into large steaks, then dredged, deep-fried, and seasoned heavily with a secret spice mix which lends light heat and spice.
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What never changes is the way the fish is cut: perpendicular to the spine, into small steaks, the skin left on, just as Pidathala's grandmother liked it. cooking
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The President, whose diet is often a rotation of steaks, burgers and meatloaf, faces a potential shock as he prepares to travel to three Indian cities this week.
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"You can only eat so many badly cooked steaks and watch couples frolic down a church aisle so many times without falling asleep," she said of traditional weddings.
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Today, a growing number of iconic brands are putting their names on products outside their areas of expertise, ranging from hotels and condos to wedding dresses and steaks.
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The steaks are sold by weight, come in filet, sirloin and rib-eye cuts, and are grilled over an open fire and served on a cast-iron plate.
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G-7 is at Doral, we're serving nothing but Trump steaks, it's B.Y.O. porn star, and folks, don't forget your pistols, 'cause we're heading out to Fifth Avenue.
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A worker recalls how, three decades ago, the place bustled with visitors who dined on Alaskan king crab on Tuesdays, then rib-eye steaks and shrimp on Thursdays.
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One of Trump's primary election victory speeches in March, held at Mar-a-Lago, was widely lampooned as an infomercial for Trump-branded steaks, water, magazines and wine.
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It's only a matter of time before the government will be trying to make ends meet by selling its name to golf course developers and marketing USA Steaks.
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In 303 it opened full-service restaurants called "Taco Bell Grande" in Shanghai, then in the southern city of Shenzhen, offering higher-end fare like steaks and fajitas.
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Montour, a small city in central Iowa, means Rube's Steaks, where you pick your steak and then have the option of cooking it yourself on a huge charcoal grill.
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According to Consumer Reports, the grocery giant began labeling its mechanically tenderized beef in 2012 after an E. coli outbreak in Canada was linked to their blade-tenderized steaks.
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Appearing on CNN before Wednesday night's Democratic debate, Trump was grilled by Anderson Cooper about the "Trump Steaks" on display at a press conference held following Tuesday's Republican primaries.
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At Wilderness, there'll be a huge, specially designed BBQ smoked pork shoulder, slow-roast chicken, and grilled bavette steaks served with hot sauce, wood grilled corn, and homemade slaws.
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Instead, he said the business is focused on research and development to improve not only its burger, but also to develop new products including plant-based steaks and fish.
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The recalled products are 8-ounce tuna steaks with an expiration date of October 1, 2018, and individual vacuum packed 15-pound frozen tuna cubes dated April 1, 2019.
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Others had prison records no one cared about as long as they could nail the temperatures of the 50 steaks on the 500-degree grill in front of them.
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Some people report sensitivities to the growth hormones or antibiotics fed to cows that then make it into burgers and steaks, a problem that plant-based meats don't have.
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Philadelphia may be known for its cheese steaks, but thanks to The Cow and the Curd food trucks, residents have grown to love a Midwestern favorite: fried cheese curds.
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Thickly cut steaks and top-shelf Scotches are at the very top the list of ways to burn your money in exchange for a few minutes of gustatory joy.
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New York may be losing Tad's Steaks and single-screen movie theaters, but at least it has lots of places where you can spend more than $300 on sushi.
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"Three congressional districts all converge on this spot," Leach said from the parking lot at Creed's Seafood and Steaks last week, as cars whizzed overhead on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
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Summer's easy, and you can hold on to it for as long as you can: Buy the freshest vegetables and do very little to them; cook some steaks; repeat.
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Though the emphasis is on steaks — U.S.D.A. prime, grass-fed and wagyu — Raymond Weber, the executive chef, ranges well beyond them, with seafood, salads, seasonal vegetable preparations and pasta.
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Truck stops, the only places drivers can efficiently park and eat while on the road, are more likely to stock cheeseburgers and Salisbury steaks than salads or fresh fruit.
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"With expansive round tables for discussion and a traditional but keen (pun intended) selection of steaks and hearty favorites, this spot is nestled in midtown but feels like home."
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Prime Cuts sells the standard American cutlets and steaks, but most of the patrons come for the meats they ate back home, like boiling bacon, which is cured pork.
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Immediately after cutting from the apartment, there's an establishing shot of Max's Steaks, and, if that isn't enough, Bianca lets Adonis (and everyone watching) know they're in North Philly.
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An episode on season two, "The One With Five Steaks and an Eggplant," specifically focuses on Phoebe, Joey, and Rachel's struggles with making less money than the other three.
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Dr. Berry hypothesizes that because the steaks cook quickly and provide a calorie-dense meal in a hurry, they became popular fare to serve to farmhands during harvest season.
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Mr. Sanders has been trying to shift to berries, grains and smoothies, but he leans toward heartier stuff — spare ribs, steaks, cheesecake, fried chicken, fried rice, bacon and eggs.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "If a straight man wants to grill steaks while wearing cargo shorts talking about how much they love watching 'Scarface,' no one should try to stop them.
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Over steaks at the G-20 meeting in Argentina this weekend, President Trump and President Xi Jinping, pictured above, agreed on compromises that will pause their escalating economic conflict.
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Some, like rib chops (from the rack) or loin chops (which look like miniature T-bone steaks), are expensive, but there are cheaper options, like shoulder and sirloin chops.
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The chef Scott Campbell worked with the consulting firm Baum & Whiteman to devise a menu that features traditional steaks along with cuts like prime-rib cap fillet and coulotte.
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Their menu features seafood, steaks, sausages and vegetable specialties like charred sweet potatoes with kale and tahini, celery root with apples and crispy nori, and a green chile stew.
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In 20183, Ronald Reagan, who had built a national following decrying "welfare queens" and the "strapping young buck" who buys T-bone steaks with food stamps, was elected president.
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Flank steaks marinated on the fly and sweet potatoes roasted in their jackets; here a plain cheese pie for a child, and there a lamb-belly one for adults.
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Television and newspaper executives, in town for a look-see, sat down to steaks at downtown chophouses while rookie embed reporters drank at the Mexican dive El Bait Shop.
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DEL FRISCO'S GRILLE This informal chain, serving steaks, seafood, salads and sandwiches, has opened a second Manhattan location: Brookfield Place, 303 Vesey Street (West Street), 212-786-0760, delfriscosgrille.com.
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Big steaks, creamed vegetables, drizzles of raspberry coulis over everything, all the food you ate back then because caring about what you ate wasn't yet part of having money.
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The U.S. summer grilling season, which runs from early May to September and includes three holidays, is a key sales period for burgers, ribs, steaks, and now alternative meats.
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Like Trump, with his displays of steaks and Time magazine covers with his face upon them, Paglia also fills this book with her own clippings and glossy magazine covers.
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In typical Lone Star State fashion, there's an abundance of giant steaks and barbecue, but no trip is complete without a sampling of the state's famous Tex-Mex cuisine.
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And the Hilton Midtown catering division certainly seems capable of producing plenty of well-done steaks, pseudo-Mexican Caesar salads, and fries—as the candidate is wont to eat.
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Read more:Peter Luger's manager says its steaks are still 'the best you can eat' after scathing zero-star review from The New York TimesWe searched for the best burger in New York CityI ate at Benihana for the first time, and my disappointing experience made it clear how far Asian-American cuisine has comeWe committed one of the cardinal sins of cooking by microwaving 3 steaks, and one of them was actually edible
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The menu likens this technique to the way "steakhouses marinate their steaks," although a better comparison may be to the priming of rice with oil and salt to make congee.
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The aroma of the famous sauce that's been slathered on steaks, burgers, and meatloaf since the early 1800s is now available in 9-ounce candles that retail for $14.99 each.
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On September 24, he headed to Philadelphia for a cheesesteak at the original Pat's King of Steaks, a photo opp that received 191,000 likes when published on his Facebook page.
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The former violinist for the band Of Montreal, Kishi Bashi records and loops his instruments and voice live on stage to make songs about dancing steaks and butterfly best friends.
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To do that, it's not enough to be able to make one steak — you need to be able to make steaks at the same incredible scale that factory farms do.
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Of everyone I speak to, he has the most ideas about what to do with the flamethrower: he wants to sear steaks, maybe a crème brûlée, maybe light a cigar.
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In it, you can learn about Trump's numerous business failures, including his airline, the mortgage company he launched in 2006, two discontinued magazines and abandoned lines of vodka and steaks.
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A few weeks ago, he proudly announced to his family that he plans to cast his first-ever presidential ballot for the bold entrepreneur who gave the world Trump Steaks.
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Stung by criticism of his business record, he took the opportunity to showcase some of the many products he has hawked: Trump wine, Trump vodka, Trump water and Trump steaks.
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I'm not saying this to cast aspersions on Duvall's cleanliness; I cannot imagine him taking bad pills and, by the looks of him, he may not even cook his steaks.
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You may choose to settle in for dinner – steaks, burgers and plenty of vegetarian options are on the menu – or opt to just hit the bar for their signature cocktails.
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NEW YORK/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Brazilian restaurants in the United States have no beef with the U.S. government's ban on meat from Brazil because the steaks they serve are all-American.
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While Pruitt frequently used the restaurant, Politico notes that prices at the restaurant run cheaper than other D.C. restaurants, serving steaks for $10.25 and burgers for just more than $6.
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Then I thought, wait: It cooks about four steaks at once, it's the size of a toaster oven … Then I'm thinking about grilling and going, 'Wait: That's genius, that's genius.
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"I once bought a ton of steaks from a warehouse store, but didn't have the freezer space to actually store them," said Michelle Madhok, founder of deals site She Finds.
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A smart fridge with "quick cool" and "snooze" options was handy for storing leftovers from Council Oak Steaks & Seafood or Cispresso, and was found under the room's Keurig coffee maker.
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A course on how not to turn steaks into hockey pucks might have been more useful at that stage of my life, but I was already in thrall to baking.
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White subway tiles, bare tables and a semi-open kitchen are the setting for a meaty menu of charcuterie, burgers, steaks, beef shank stroganoff, duck breast and Korean fried chicken.
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A recent video of the president and his wife feasting on steaks and cigars in a fancy restaurant in Istanbul went viral in part because it captured Mr. Maduro's indifference.
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The former mayor served cheese steaks, hoagies, and cheese boards with honey-coated brie, fig jam, and flatbreads at a different rally in Philadelphia in February, according to The Times.
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The service is solicitous and the food just as you would imagine — steaks, decadent lobster mac and cheese, spinach lavished with cream, shrimp cocktail the size of a Midwestern state.
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It specializes in grass-finished beef, lamb and pork, and offers more esoteric choices like boned oxtail meat, petite tender and flatiron steaks, ready-to-roast marrow bones and guanciale.
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Newly released hacked documents appear to show the Democratic National Committee's intense interest in Donald Trump's financial records, including chatter about public records searches for USDA documents about Trump Steaks.
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Another adherent to the wood-fired school of cooking, the chef Mat Lindsay puts as much smoky love into cabbage or cauliflower as he does his steaks and whole fish.
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It's true that during the campaign he had called Trump "a phony, a fraud," and said some rather unflattering things about Trump University, Trump Magazine, Trump Vodka and Trump Steaks.
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The CDC recommends using a meat thermometer and cooking until your steaks or roasts reach 145 degrees Fahrenheit (62.8 degrees Celsius), then letting it sit for three minutes before eating.
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"The purpose of [food stamps] is to promote good nutrition, but current rules allow the purchase of junk food and luxury items like high-end steaks and lobster," the bill states.
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I season asparagus with TJ's garlic salt and olive oil, salt and pepper the strip steaks, and toss together a simple green salad with romaine, arugula, and TJ's champagne pear dressing.
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Isn't the G.O.P. the party of Ronald Reagan, who sold conservatism with high-minded philosophical messages, like talking about a "strapping young buck" using food stamps to buy T-bone steaks?
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The following selection of old menu covers does a brilliant job of showcasing the golden era of streamlined locomotives (watch out for the legendary Aerotrain!) and Charcoal Broiled Select Sirloin Steaks.
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Our steak sources tell us she brought about 70 people for dinner around 11 PM. The group ordered up tuna tartare, STK's signature sliders, shrimp cocktails and, of course, several steaks.
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When I told a cook the news, he looked in dismay at dozens of rib-eye steaks he'd spent the morning grilling and said: "What'll they do with all this?" pic.twitter.
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It wasn't until my second cook — when I challenged the Joule with some prepackaged chuck steaks from the local Stop N Shop — that I came to truly appreciate the Joule's abilities.
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The other is a spray-tanned billionaire and former reality show host known for his line of eponymous steaks, free-range hair, questionable hand size and u-u-u-ge ego.
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Cooked to "caramelized perfection," the steaks nonetheless impressed the undergrads, who, no doubt, were getting fed way above the caliber they would get from a cafeteria or dorm room hot plate.
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I usually worked in garde-manger, preparing salads and chopping vegetables, but I was occasionally allowed to work on the line, searing steaks, duck breasts, and thick slabs of foie gras.
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"This is the Bar do Bin Laden," he proclaimed as he grilled steaks for his signature dish, a mountain of food on a plate that includes rice, beans, pasta and meat.
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In January, four student visitors filed a complaint saying they were billed $1,366 for four steaks, a plate of grilled fish, and bottled water in a restaurant near Piazza San Marco.
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DoorDash announced today that Outback Steakhouse is bringing the company aboard as its exclusive delivery partner, and the two companies are celebrating by giving away up to 50,000 steaks this week.
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The menu he created for them included seared cauliflower steaks with curried chickpeas, a curry with English peas and black mustard, and sweet corn in a spicy and creamy tomato gravy.
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Either way, you've got to furnish your high concept "well-traveled-hoarder"-themed studio apartment with French porcelain rib-eye steaks, Indian block print bed coverings, and hand-painted Mexican nichos.
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In "What A Con-Man," Priorities USA slams Trump for some of his failed business ventures, throwing "failed" stamps over advertisements for Trump University, Trump Steaks, Trump Magazine and Trump Vodka.
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To produce pork-shoulder steaks, Mr. Ross starts with frozen pork shoulders from Indiana, which he cuts into slices, about 1/4- to 5/8-inch thick, using a meat saw.
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The campus, tucked away in the Great Plains city known for Warren Buffett, Omaha Steaks and corn farms, is teeming with medical experts, working around the clock to combat the coronavirus.
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If you're hosting dinner this year and need a little help preparing a well-rounded menu, Omaha Steaks has everything you could imagine — from turkeys and hams, to sides and desserts.
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Steven Raichlen gave us a great story from Monroe County, Ky., this week, all about the pork-shoulder steaks they cook there over hickory embers, and dip in hot-pepper sauce.
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Mr. Forgione won fame in the 1980s for pioneering new-American food and domestic ingredients, but in recent years his son, Marc — tattooed, mohawked and slinging steaks — has drawn more attention.
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Historically, attacks on food stamps have often involved a barely disguised racial element — for example, when Ronald Reagan imagined a "strapping young buck" using food stamps to buy T-bone steaks.
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The chain became a popular cultural touchstone known for its welcoming atmosphere; its ample menu of roadside staples like hash browns, eggs, steaks and waffles; and its all-day, everyday service.
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We land on steaks because D. does good work on a grill, a goat cheese, strawberry, and blueberry salad with a homemade balsamic dressing, and I'm going to make crème brulee.
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During a recent overnight car trip to a campsite not far from Lake Tahoe, they brought a bottle of Bandol rosé, two flatiron steaks, some English peas, farro and maitake mushrooms.
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In effect, the essential benefit, non-profit plan is a loss leader — that cheap gallon of milk in the back of the supermarket that gets you to walk past the steaks.
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Colonial history aside, for many Aussies, 'Straya Day is a time to load the Esky with tinnies, fire up the Weber, throw down some steaks, and enjoy a day of backyard barbecuing.
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In late December, I placed a huge order for steaks, a roast for Christmas, stew meat, stir fry pieces, and 14 pounds of ground beef that we're still working our way through.
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The major stock indexes snapped multiday losing steaks Thursday as J. P. Morgan Chase led banks higher and iPhone maker Apple rebounded after dipping into bear market territory earlier in the week.
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The company announced in April that it will work with ranchers, a beef processor and a cattle-feeding company to supply steaks and roasts to 500 of its stores in the southeast.
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NEW YORK/CHICAGO, June 23 (Reuters) - Brazilian restaurants in the United States have no beef with the U.S. government's ban on meat from Brazil because the steaks they serve are all-American.
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A simple way to eliminate this Sisyphean task—all the steaks, chocolate donuts, bacon breakfasts, and even my favorite, scotch—is to get rid of human reliance on food and drink entirely.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China, the world's top meat market, is loosening longstanding restrictions on beef imports from major suppliers to feed the appetite of the country's growing middle class for steaks and ribs.
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It's an impressive experience, but one still cost prohibitive for those of us who don't, say, own a fleet of cars, private jet, or have a line of steaks named after us.
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While health problems can't be attributed to eating a single sandwich, a lifetime of avidly consuming steaks, burgers, sausages and other processed meats can load the body with unhealthful fats and salt.
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Rather than sniping snootily about Donald Trump's taste for well-done steaks slathered with ketchup, liberals should worry about the administration's plans to erect trade barriers and possibly start a trade war.
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The country is famous for its quality steaks, some tender enough to be cut with a spoon, as demonstrated with a flourish by waiters in the iconic steak houses of Buenos Aires.
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According to the product page, this air fryer is also good for baking, grilling, and roasting with little-to-no-oil — so steaks, potatoes, and veggies can be added to your menu.
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The venison sandwich is "100% deer meat," with premium cut top and bottom round steaks from the hind quarter of the deer, according to Rob Lynch, Arby's Brand President & Chief Marketing Officer.
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He gets some cartons of soup, veggie stock, spices, crackers, ingredients for chili and kid's lunches, protein bars, brussels sprouts, steaks, a bottle of wine, onions, grapes, limes, eggs, bread, and potatoes.
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I have frozen steaks and crab that my parents gave me — their old neighbor was a crabber (how Pacific Northwest of them) and they had a TON of crab when they moved.
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Details on the incident are limited, but a video posted to Twitter shows that the man's pants caught fire after an electroshock weapon was fired outside Jim's Steaks, a local cheesesteak restaurant.
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Exports of world-famous Argentine steaks have tumbled, largely due to the trade controls imposed by the former left-leaning government which designed to keep local butchers well supplied and suppress prices.
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He referred to Trump Steaks ... a now defunct line of meat he sold in the early 2000s, but reporters on scene noticed the packaging said Bush Brothers -- a FL based meat company.
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Taryn: Abner Silver and William Proetto bought the original Jim's Steaks in 1976 and moved the shop to South Street, where they carved their own slice of the ever-growing cheesesteak market.
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A corporate restaurant chain with locations across Canada and Western United States, the Keg isn't really known for their salad dressings, but rather their overpriced steaks and something called Billy Miner Pie.
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"We do two things almost every week — either grilled steaks marinated in herbs or roasted chicken," the star of The Kitchen tells PEOPLE of what she cooks at home in San Diego.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - At the Canadian embassy in Tokyo last month, beef promoters flew in a chef from Canada to cook New York strip steaks for hungry Japanese importers and restaurant suppliers.
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A proper braai must also have at least two meat elements — lamb chops and beef steaks, for example, or lamb kebabs and boerewors (farmer's sausage), a hefty coil of beef and pork.
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The experiment isn't entirely new — Aleph Farms has been cooking up lab-grown steaks since December 2018 — but it does suggest that meat could be grown in all kinds of harsh environments.
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A smaller hibachi-type grill or a stovetop grill pan will get the job done, too, for steaks or chops or kebabs, using less fuel and generating less heat in the process.
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The most notorious offering, a football-sized 30-ounce top sirloin steak, arrives off the custom-rigged grill that can simultaneously sizzle up to 60 of those steaks at any given time.
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For now, though, Pfeifer is relegated to his perch on the 60 th floor, with hopes of one day using bison in the same way he does beef—from steaks to Bolognese.
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Add the remaining 1 tablespoon olive oil to the pan, then add the steaks, gently pressing them down to get even contact and a good sear, and let cook for 2 minutes.
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We're told the entire squad was there -- from Coach K and his wife to Zion to even the ball boys -- and they grubbed on steaks ... and, of course, the legendary butter cake!!!
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Steakhouses may have gone out of style, but steaks never did, especially not as the counter meal of choice at the thousands of pubs that form the heart of Australian social life.
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Over steaks at the Group of 20 meeting in Argentina this weekend, President Trump and President Xi Jinping of China, pictured above, agreed on compromises that will pause their escalating economic conflict.
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