June 23, 2011
For my carnivorous friends in Dallas
It’s been a while since I posted a review by my favorite food critic, Alice Laussade. So here you go.
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It’s been a while since I posted a review by my favorite food critic, Alice Laussade. So here you go.
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“It’s better than petting a real Lisa Frank unicorn.”
-best quote from Alice.
Another Alice fan!
You know what’s also in season? SWEATING ASS CRACKS.
Do you smell like meat when you leave the shed?
In your face, Plate!
“with a heat index of Total Recall.”
Perfect.
Oh my God! I wanna EAT, godammit!
Knighted, sainted and boned.
I know two people who would seriously be in heaven eating in that place where they would smell like meat just being there for a few minutes. The Iowan and Mr. B., of course. Mr. B. demonstrated his prowess on a road trip this week with some moms and seven, yes seven, teenage boys. I was late to dinner, I just had to have a shower and a change of clothes. Mr. B. took advantage of that, ordering the largest steak on the menu, telling the waiter, “I’d like that rare please, my mom insists I have it well done but she’s not here right now.” He ate every single bite with relish. A $32 Marriott steak. Somehow, in my non-steak-eating mind, I thought if I insisted on the thing being cooked back to the stone age, it wasn’t really steak. But the boy is 17, a former vegetarian turned full-scale carnivore. And his silly mother is finally letting go.
I like it that Mr. Boudreaux likes his steak rare.
He had been telling me but I just didn’t believe it, Shelia.
Oh, to the true steak-eating mind, it is the only way.
I’ve been reading through different categories tonight, and revisited this gem. Right as I was getting halfway through, I got a food photo sent to me. It was Prime Rib with Yorkshire pudding. I truly feel blessed to be in such great company. Even if some of you don’t care for citrus desserts.
Happy Boxing Day, all y’all.