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General Tso's Chicken in London?
extended period of time, there is nothing I crave more than a decent cup of tea as opposed to a cup of tepid water with a liptons teabag on the side. So I can certainly see why some ex-pats on this board long for a great...
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Paso Robles Pinot
we were there. It’s located on the other side of Paso close to Tobin James.
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elevation burger v. 5 guys
that Elevation serves. The do have Plain Ol' Lipton (or something equivalent) in the multi-drink dispenser. They also have Plain Ol' Water, which is what I usually get when I eat there (and at 5 Guys as well). But then there are...
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Dinner party activities
Charades is always a hit, and “Compatability” is good for an intimate crowd. But here’s one thing we to get everyone talking... We do a James Lipton-style questionaire – “What’s you favorite this or that, cuss word, best film of...
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Please help ... how do you eat RELISH?
According to James Joyse’s Ulysses, "Mr Leopold Bloom ate with relish the inner organs of beasts and fowls."
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Steakhouses
What’s the best steakhouse in the San Francisco area. I will be in town tomorrow night and am craving a great steak.
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Baby Boomers RETRO Dinner Party
Lipton onion soup mix and sour cream....the dip.....the ultimate dip that says America...no raw veggies please. Chips only
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What did your Mom always have on hand, that you NEVER do?
as for baking. So my list of “what Mom always had around, but I never do” includes: margarine shortening instant rice cake mix jello garlic salt celery salt onion powder Lipton tea nondairy coffee creamer canned fruit tail Anyone...
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Leftover Foods as Beauty Products?
Cold wet teabags on closed eyes for 5-10 min reduces puffiness pretty well. Just steep regular Lipton or any other cheap black tea bags (don’t waste your “good” tea for just this purpose) in boiling water for...
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recovery food
I fall back on the things my mom gave me when I was sick as a child... hot water mixed with lots of lemon juice and honey. Lipton's pkged chicken soup with those short little skinny noodles and cheddar toasted cheese sandwiches....
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Food from the Sixties?
See if you can find a copy of James Beard’s Fireside Cookbook – actually I think from the late '50s, but there was no sharp transition as far as tail-swilling grownups were concerned. He got his start as a caterer in...
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Need suggestions for chicken recipe
My family loves this simple but delicious dish from James Beard... http://www.leitesculinaria.com/recipes/jbh/chick_40_cloves.html
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Another Korean BBQ Question
Jon, did you see a post a while back from someone who was raving about a place called Ma Dang Sae (901 S. Vermont Blvd. @ James Wood St. (213) 381 9292) that (according to her) has the best K BBQ? She said that the sign for the...
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Central CA wineries -- recommendations please
will be very impressed with this region. Favorites are: Tobin James, Chumeia, Eberle, EOS, Meridian, Bianchi, San Marcos Creek, Peachy Canyon (great zins) and Wild Coyote (it is the house of reds and they produce some fantastic...
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How do you define trashy?
I’ve always thought it meant using some sort of processed food product...i.e., spam, velveeta, lipton onion soup mix, etc... Personally, on occasion, I love me some spam musubi, nachos with cup o' cheese, and a good ol'...
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