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Wine Library TV
An awesome wine podcast.
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cork'd
Social networking software for wine lovers. This software is some of the most actually useful I've encountered, allowing you to keep track of wines you've tried, your tasting notes, what you've got at home, and what you want to buy, as well as checking out what your friends are into. Excellent.
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Book of Longing
The latest collection of Cohen's poetry, lyrics, and artwork doesn't disappoint. Awesome, as usual.
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Haunted
How far will people go to become famous? Palahniuk explores this question with disturbing results in this innovative novel/short story collection.
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Soul Kitchen
The third installment in Poppy's fiction series based on life in the restaurant world finds Rickey and G-man trying to replace a chef. Coincidentally, a talented chef and old friend of Rickey's has just been released from prison, having been cleared of the crime for which he was convicted. Their troubles aren't over, however, as they soon discover that the new chef is mysteriously connected to a pill-pushing doctor and a shady businessman who want Rickey to consult on a new restaurant.
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Red Tango
The swingin' kitties of Tangoland will keep you rockin' all night.
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Steak Salad
Here is my recipe for a steak salad. Be sure and get a nice lean steak that is evenly cut and the freshest greens you can. Pairs well with a Tempranillo.
Ingredients:
Steak
Salad (Romaine, Red Leaf, etc)
Spinach (fresh)
Basil (fresh)
Cherry tomatoes
Goat cheese
Balsamic olive oil
Vinegar
Kosher salt and fresh ground pepper
Basics: Prepare a simple salad with fresh greens and basil. Sprinkle liberally with olive oil, vinegar. Add a little salt and pepper and toss. Be sure your greens are crisp and cut into small bite-sized pieces. Cover and stick in the fridge.
In a glass or ceramic oven pan, spread a layer of the spinach. Cover with cherry tomatoes cut in half. Sprinkle with goat cheese on top. Drizzle olvie oil, vinegar, and red wine over the mixture. Pre-heat oven to 400' and cook for about 10 minutes.
While that's cooking, sear your steak on both sides in an iron skillet (or grill). Remove from heat and slice into nice pieces. If using a skillet add pieces back to pan and cook at the last moments of the dish.
Plating: First layer should be cold fresh greens. Next layer is cooked spinach, tomatoes and cheese. Top layer is the steak! Serve with red wine and enjoy.
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