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tfbrennan

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  1. Cathal Armstrong's recipe in today's Post (Restaurant Eve's Cake) and my wife's directive to get steppin' on it brought to mind my disappointing stab at recreating Patrick O'Connell's superb Sweet Red Bell Pepper Soup with Sambuca Cream (even with the benefit of the recipe, which was in his first cookbook).

    Other than the impressive Palena Chicken Project, can Rockwellians (or as newly-annointed, SFDRUNKASSES) share the ups (please) and downs (helpful as well) of such home recreations of favorite restaurant food?

  2. I refuse to believe that some of these questions are serious -- e.g. Crofton, MD and Ashburn, VA

    I agree -- 21st century version of Yalies trying to get fake letters published by Ann Landers.

    Crofton from today's chat: "His steak came out topped with a butter and parsley mixture. The menu had stated that the steak would have butter, but said nothing about the parsley. My friend doesn't like to eat meat with anything green on it, and just doesn't like parsley. He didn't want a steak covered in it, and because it was mixed with melted butter, he couldn't easily scrape it off. So, he sent it back, asking for a new steak without the parsley." (emphasis added)

    And Rocks, I assume, will zap everything else in a post attempting to work in a lame reference to "Soylent ... poof!

  3. Thanks for the suggestion. Don't be embarrassed; the baby backs I've liked most to date have been from the school fundraiser company, Market Day.

    As for the spare ribs vs. baby backs debate, don't want to start nuthin'.....

  4. Enlightenment, please, re. tipping sommelier. Recently, great job done by Ramon at Marcel's who paired wine by the glass with our party of 4's three courses. In hindsight, I fear faux pas in adding additional tip to payment of bill (hoping he would receive a split) instead of directly tipping him.

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