Fantastic - great spot Foot.
Thanks for the confirmation Gun.

I like me some beef tartare.

Wouldn't they be 'squirrel' nuts, then?

Nah, we don't calls 'em monkey nuts, we calls 'em peanuts. I know, that's not much better...:p:

I've never had beef tartare. Does it compare to anything I might have eaten?

I know the prep pretty much takes care of my concerns, but, raw meat just never tripped my trigger.

It compares a lot to rare hamburger

do you like your steak rare?

Yeah! A quick job in a very hot pan like 20 seconds on each side, a bit more if the steak is thick.

Whaaaaaa?

Hasidic Wampires?

YMCA ... Much harder in Hebrew.*

Hassidic Zombies ... "Kosher braaaiiinsss .... koooshsheeerrr braaiiinnsss"

Rabbi Steinberg hated losing a contact lens.




*Yeah, I know, YMJA...

Apparently its in the subtext that 1940s audiences pretended to miss, but kept talking about. It was the dude version of The Children's Hour.

Leopold and Loeb were supposed to be, um, you know ... they had nice interior decorating, beautiful flower arrangements, and were always impeccably dressed.

They're throwing back the starofdavidfish.

*snortle*

Yeah, like we name food after what eats it ;)
Over here we don't eat peanuts in the shell.
There may be whole-food diet exceptions, but no-one I've ever known personally.
Ours come in foil bags (salted or dry-roasted)

As the raw product is rarely bought for consumption, I can only assume the name came from the food feed to primates in zoos?
A guess.

Squirrels love it.
My one regret at leaving London. Not being able to hand-feed squirrels in the park.

If I recall correctly, Bobby Frank, the boy L&L killed, he was Loebs cousin.