[lit-ideas] Re: the end of America
- From: JimKandJulieB@xxxxxxx
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006 19:42:53 EST
Sauerkraut is evil. You can tell (like you can tell that liver is evil)
just by the smell.
Wondering how people come up with new food fair, I've always wondered who
the first brave soul to think a prickly artichoke might be edible was, and how
desperate they actually were...
Julie Krueger
thinking a good artichoke w/ butter/lemon sauce & some nice large crab legs
would be perfect about now. Forget about sandwiches.
========Original Message======== Subj: [lit-ideas] Re: the end of America
Date: 1/6/06 6:34:37 PM Central Standard Time From: _andreas@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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> "If the pastrami sandwich goes down the drain, there's no hope for this
country at
> all."--Jackie Mason
one of my favorite sandwiches is the Reuben. it's so amazing that many
people don't know
about it, it has a really weird combination of stuff, and it tastes great.
the Reuben Sandwich: pastrami on rye bread, with Swiss cheese, sauerkraut,
and... Thousand
Island dressing.
Yep. salad dressing on sauerkraut on swiss on pastrami on rye.
it sounds really weird, but it tastes totally delicious.
i wonder who was the first to come up with that, and how it spread to become
a standard
sandwich. there's gotta be a story to it.
tomorrow, when you're in the deli for lunch, get a Reuben.
yrs,
andreas
www.andreas.com
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