Sheldon said...

> On May 22, 7:19�am, Andy <q> wrote:
>> Stan Horwitz said...
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>> > In article >, Andy <q> wrote:
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>> >> Stan, a Jack of all trades!
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>> >> Like my boss used to tell me, "Andy, you do good work. Not much of it
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>> >> you do good work!" I told him once I was going on break and he said
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>> >> got a break when you got the job, get back to work."
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>> >> Keep my day job! I know!
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>> >> I'm looking forward to making your recipe. I also have Margaret's
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>> >> which was delicious, too!
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>> >> I've never been to the 2nd Ave. Deli, either locations. Did the
recipe
>> >> change from the old to the new place? Just out of curiosity.
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>> > All the recipes are the same as far as I know. What changed is that
the
>> > new location is extremely cramped, whereas the 2nd Ave. Deli's
previous
>> > location was reasonably spacious.
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>> Stan,
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>> Shame they had to relocate!
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>> Never been to either. I'd've (if I'd known) gone to the original 2nd Ave
>> Deli.
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>> Andy
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> You're really not missing much. If after you dined at the delis in
> Brooklyn and Queens you try the 2nd Ave Deli once it will be your
> first and last. You should always be wary of any restaurant that
> prints a cook book to further hype its image. I have a copy of their
> cook book, I read through all of it, not even one recipe is
> authentic... reads like it was written by a goy... all you gotta do is
> read the section on chicken soup, it's a joke... Aunt Mary's Chicken
> Soup.... shouldn't that be Mother Souperior Mary...
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God! I hope i never meet you by mistake.

Andy