Wait a minute, Rich. Cars make all of us crazy!! Is there anyone out there rational about his or her Speedster (or variant)?
There is a reason we say "Welcome to the Madness", you know.
In all fairness, I was the one that said I was crazy. I just wanted to be sure I was in the right nut-house. I don't even own one of these silly contraptions (yet), but now I need to have one- if only so I can stick around. I must say that I have had more fun shooting the... breeze with you kooks than at any other time in recent memory.
Madness? Check. Welcome? Check. Now all I need is a car...
Madness? Check. Welcome? Check. Now all I need is a car...
All that takes is a...
Wait for it...
Check.
Thank you, thank you. I'm here all week folks. Try the veal.
Wait for it...
Check.
Thank you, thank you. I'm here all week folks. Try the veal.
I think Lane is losing it so I'm headed to Amelia Island to make sure I don't ...
I haven't known where "it" was for a very long time Charles.
I'll be at Amelia Island this weekend as well, along with Mike Lempert. Maybe we'll see you there.
I'll be at Amelia Island this weekend as well, along with Mike Lempert. Maybe we'll see you there.
All it takes is a... check? GOL! I was literally Groaning Out Loud when I read this. People on the train were staring at me. Good one, Lane. I'll have some of that veal, but only if it's medium-rare.
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Poached Veal & Oysters in Brandied Cream Sauce, for two
Drain 1/2 pint of fresh oysters, reserve liquor.
Season two bone-in veal rib chops generously with salt & pepper; rub with flour to lightly coat.
Saute chops in 2 T. butter over medium heat until lightly browned; remove chops from pan; hold warm.
Add 1 minced shallot to pan; cook until soft but not brown.
Add 1/2 C. heavy cream; as it just begins to boil, add reserved oyster liquor; as it just begins to boil again, add 1/4 C. brandy. (this will probably catch fire; it
Way Off Topic:
Poached Veal & Oysters in Brandied Cream Sauce, for two
Drain 1/2 pint of fresh oysters, reserve liquor.
Season two bone-in veal rib chops generously with salt & pepper; rub with flour to lightly coat.
Saute chops in 2 T. butter over medium heat until lightly browned; remove chops from pan; hold warm.
Add 1 minced shallot to pan; cook until soft but not brown.
Add 1/2 C. heavy cream; as it just begins to boil, add reserved oyster liquor; as it just begins to boil again, add 1/4 C. brandy. (this will probably catch fire; it