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12/15/2012
Chef Bill Rodgers of Manhattan's Keens Steakhouse says flank steak or chicken works as well as prime rib in this recipe.
Issue #153
09/13/2008
This savory hash transforms leftovers into an elegant breakfast.
Issue #114
01/09/2006
Machacado, from the verb machacar (to pound), describes the shreds of dried beef in this dish.
Issue #76
05/09/2007
In military slang, this dish was commonly referred to as S.O.S.—"bleep" on a shingle, with the shingle referring to the toast.
Issue #61
04/02/2002
The debate rages on as to the origin of this San Francisco dish—“Joe’s” restaurant has seen several incarnations. Original Joe’s on Taylor Street, however, has had it on the menu for 59 years.
Issue #12
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