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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 03:00 PM
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Easy... Corned Beef/Pastrami/Tongue piled high on rye with cole slaw and a bit of russian dressing... and of course Matzah Ball soup, Bialys & Lox, Matzah brei... My mom loves it all, being an old-school Brooklyn Jew and everything... especially Kashe Varnishkas, Stuffed Derma ( ), Potato Pancakes, Brisket, Chicken (and Calves) Liver ( ), Gefilte Fish ( ), Egg Creams*, and everything I like as well... ...and OF COURSE washed down w/ Dr Brown's Cream Soda My dad's not much of a fan of most of it, tho, being a very finicky Italian When I worked in the city now and then I'd stop at Ben's Deli on the way to Port Authority to fill the bus with such beautiful aromas *I think I might just order some Fox's u-bet for my mom... but where can I get spray seltzer? I'm starving now!!! I really could use one of these right now
I studied Italian for 2 semesters. Not once was a "C" pronounced as a "G", and never was a trailing "I" ignored! And I'm from Jersey! lol Whaddaya want me to do? Whack a guy? Off a guy? Whack off a guy? --Peter Griffin My DVDs | Facebook | Godfather Filming Locations
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 03:07 PM
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*I think I might just order some Fox's u-bet for my mom... but where can I get spray seltzer? Canned seltzer will do. Unless, of course your mom passed on an anti-jarred phobia to you.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 03:38 PM
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DC, Are you sure you are up for the task on schooling me? Cuz by the looks of things I need to learn alot.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 03:40 PM
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Oh God, I love stuffed derma, DC!
When my office was in Forest Hills, I had it at least once a week at the Ben's Best Kosher Deli, on Queens Boulevard, opposite the Queens Center Mall.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 03:44 PM
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Where the hell am I gonna find a Jewish deli in Indiana? Oh, you poor, poor desperate souls. We'll have to send some Fed-Ex.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 03:45 PM
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There seem to be a few in the Cleveland area, Mig. USA Today calls this one of the country's Ten Great: http://www.corkyandlennys.com/Where the hell am I gonna find a Jewish deli in Indiana? You may be S.O.L. -- the same search for Indiana just lists Subway locations
I studied Italian for 2 semesters. Not once was a "C" pronounced as a "G", and never was a trailing "I" ignored! And I'm from Jersey! lol Whaddaya want me to do? Whack a guy? Off a guy? Whack off a guy? --Peter Griffin My DVDs | Facebook | Godfather Filming Locations
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 04:03 PM
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Actually, I stand corrected -- that search site didn't show anything, but that USA Today article lists this, with locations in Indianapolis and Carmel,IN: http://www.shapiros.com/
I studied Italian for 2 semesters. Not once was a "C" pronounced as a "G", and never was a trailing "I" ignored! And I'm from Jersey! lol Whaddaya want me to do? Whack a guy? Off a guy? Whack off a guy? --Peter Griffin My DVDs | Facebook | Godfather Filming Locations
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 04:07 PM
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There you go - meet friends at the deli before a game! lol
I studied Italian for 2 semesters. Not once was a "C" pronounced as a "G", and never was a trailing "I" ignored! And I'm from Jersey! lol Whaddaya want me to do? Whack a guy? Off a guy? Whack off a guy? --Peter Griffin My DVDs | Facebook | Godfather Filming Locations
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 04:20 PM
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This damn forum is gonna make us all fat. Or poor. I went shopping today and ended up buying pastrami and fresh rye bread for it.... now $10 in the general scheme of things ain't that much, but I (really) only bought it because of reading about it in the sandwich thread. BTW - Its sure ain't deli pastrami, but Boar's Head brand isn't all that bad. Take 6-8 slices (enough for one sandwich) and put it into a low heated frying pan with a few tablespoons of water. Cover it and let it heat for about two minutes.... drain off the water and its ALMOST like a deli sandwich.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 04:59 PM
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I don't like either pastrami or corned beef. And I definitely don't like mustard. SB... SAY IT AINT SO!!! I love all kosher deli food except tongue.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 05:31 PM
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I'm coming Geoffy. Maybe Don T will drive across the state of Florida to meet us. The Rascal House in Sunny Isles is still open, so let's go.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 06:30 PM
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It's so hard to take pictures of food and capture the scale for some reason... but it's almost as tall as the soda can
I studied Italian for 2 semesters. Not once was a "C" pronounced as a "G", and never was a trailing "I" ignored! And I'm from Jersey! lol Whaddaya want me to do? Whack a guy? Off a guy? Whack off a guy? --Peter Griffin My DVDs | Facebook | Godfather Filming Locations
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 09:22 PM
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An overstuffed sandwich is much like a beautiful woman... they're nice to look at but you don't necessarily want to eat one. That sandwich (above) is TOO big... I understand thats part of its appeal and that you can easily make TWO sandwiches from it and thats what I'd probably do... I'm much more interested in the quality of the meat on it (rather than its size). That said, Harold's (in Edison, where a group of us went a few years ago) was a very good deli! Rather than just rating it on the size of their sandwiches, the food itself was good and all the little extras (side dishes, pickles and condiments, etc.) were plentiful and decent. Of course, the company there added just added to the enjoyment of the meal.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 09:24 PM
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It's so hard to take pictures of food and capture the scale for some reason... but it's almost as tall as the soda can Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! That look so good!!!! I love pastrami. Btw, is there any other way to have pastrami besides in a sandwich? Maybe a dumb question, but that's the only way I know of to eat it. TIS
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 09:45 PM
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Btw, is there any other way to have pastrami besides in a sandwich? Maybe a dumb question, but that's the only way I know of to eat it. You can fry it up and serve it with vegetables. Pastrami is really corned beef thats been spiced up... I suppose you could substitute it for corned beef in some other dishes also.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 09:58 PM
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Ahh, I always thought corned beef and pastrami were quite similar. Years ago a co-worker would always make corned beef and cabbage on St Patrick's Day I think???? (is it Irish?) and bring it for all of us to share. It was relly good. Corned beef and cabbage is an American-Irish dish.... they rarely use corned beef back in the old country (with the cabbage).
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/20/07 11:17 PM
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An overstuffed sandwich is much like a beautiful woman... they're nice to look at but you don't necessarily want to eat one. That sandwich (above) is TOO big... I understand thats part of its appeal and that you can easily make TWO sandwiches from it and thats what I'd probably do... I'm much more interested in the quality of the meat on it (rather than its size) Ummm... If it didn't taste good you think I'd spend $16 on it? LOL But the size is definitely a plus. and yes, of course, it comes with a middle slice of bread, so i eat it in sections -- that "san" is eaten in 2 sittings (well, I actually stand for that one lol )
I studied Italian for 2 semesters. Not once was a "C" pronounced as a "G", and never was a trailing "I" ignored! And I'm from Jersey! lol Whaddaya want me to do? Whack a guy? Off a guy? Whack off a guy? --Peter Griffin My DVDs | Facebook | Godfather Filming Locations
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/21/07 01:20 AM
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but where can I get spray seltzer? Canned seltzer will do. Yeah - especially if you shake the can before you open it! My grandmother lived in Coney Island until she entered a nursing home around 1993. She always had the old-style seltzer bottles delivered, so I guess there was at least one company that still provided it back then. I'm not sure about nowadays, though. Maybe someone on the Boards knows more about this. Sometimes those seltzer bottles had a lot of pressure in them. I'll always remember dinner at my aunt's place in Brooklyn one year - she also had the seltzer bottles delivered. I attempted to fill my glass with seltzer, and it shot out with such force that it ricocheted back out of my glass like Old Faithful and sprayed my grandmother in the face (she was sitting next to me). Everyone laughed hysterically - except my grandmother. She was a rather stern character, but it really was like a scene out of a Three Stooges film! I'm coming Geoffy. Maybe Don T will drive across the state of Florida to meet us. The Rascal House in Sunny Isles is still open, so let's go. My Florida memories of Wolfie's were the ones in Miami Beach on Collins Ave., particularly Wolfie's 21. My late uncle was very well-known there and was a regular with his friends. I used to eat there with my parents when I was very young, and later when I would visit relatives. Miss that place - I understand it closed up only a couple of years ago. I didn't know there was a Wolfie's in New Jersey - does it have a connection to the ones in Florida? Signor V.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/21/07 02:01 AM
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I didn't know there was a Wolfie's in New Jersey - does it have a connection to the ones in Florida? I kinda dought the current Toms River Wolfies has any connection to anything. Many years ago, they were at a different location, and the laughing stock of (at least) the teenagers my age... but they seemed to reverse it all in their new location... and damn, a mighty fine sandwich doesn't hurt!
I studied Italian for 2 semesters. Not once was a "C" pronounced as a "G", and never was a trailing "I" ignored! And I'm from Jersey! lol Whaddaya want me to do? Whack a guy? Off a guy? Whack off a guy? --Peter Griffin My DVDs | Facebook | Godfather Filming Locations
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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My grandmother lived in Coney Island until she entered a nursing home around 1993. She always had the old-style seltzer bottles delivered, so I guess there was at least one company that still provided it back then. I'm not sure about nowadays, though. Maybe someone on the Boards knows more about this. I doubt there are more than a handful of guys still making seltzer deliveries in the City (if even that many). My family moved to Sheepshead Bay in 1955; there was a regular seltzer guy who handled our co-op. There were 240 apartments there and almost everyone had seltzer delivered once a week (including my family)... he'd also deliver Fox's UBet syrup (the large bottles) and those heavy seltzer bottles (with the spritzer on top) made making an egg cream absolute joy. He delivered there until around 1970 or so, but by that time most of the kids had grown and I guess the parents didn't want the seltzer delivered anymore. Still, it used to be funny to walk down the hallways (in the 50's) and see 5 or 6 seltzer bottles in front of everyone's door.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/21/07 08:49 AM
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When I was a kid my father used to take me to a great Jewish Deli that was on Avenue U and East 12th or 13th street. I'm ashamed to admit that I don't remember that place. I guess because I had Adelman's Deli only half a block away, I wasn't really aware of many other places. Can you remember the name? This is going to be bugging me all day now! Signor V.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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09/21/07 08:53 AM
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However, I've mentioned before, that the best pastrami I've had was while in NYC. I believe it was a "pound" of pastrami and it was absolutely fabulous. If I'm not mistaken, I got it from the Carnegie Deli. Like Geoff said it was about $13 or so, but well worth it. The Carnegie Deli isn't as good as it used to be but I'd still recommend it to a tourist wanting to experience a New York style deli (the "ambience", the loud talking going on, the "rushing around" by waiters, etc.). I used to work across the street from it and would get my lunch from them about once a week.... I'd order two extra slices of bread (they'd charge 50¢) and then divide the sandwich into two when I got back to the office.... so, two people could eat a treat for about $5 each then. I LOVED their pastrami and corned beef but you can get better now from other delis. I took Beth E. there some years ago (it was her first time going) and she was amazed at the size of the sandwiches.... when they were brought to the table she exclaimed, "Its so big" .... I was about to say, "Thank you", but then realized she was talking about the sandwich. Many years ago, when I was driving the cab, I got a job one late night requesting I pick up some food from there and deliver it to a printer (where law firm employees were working on an all-night rush job involving some prospectus). As I was waiting for the food a young guy ordered one of their truly SPECIAL sandwiches. I think the thing weighed about 4 pounds and had three different kinds of meat and other stuff on it. The counter guy was wrapping it up and announced that it cost $28 (and this was 1987 dollars). The guy freaked out and started yelling he didn't know it was that expensive and he couldn't pay for it. The counter guy started yelling back at him telling him all about the sandwich and WHY it cost so much. The customer freaked again and ran out of the place (without the sandwich)... the counterman started running after him, cursing him out at the same time. Only in New York can you be entertained at 3 a.m. by what should be a normal, everyday thing.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Signor, I really don't remember the name. It was right on the corner. Not surprising. EVERY subway stop along the Brighton line (Avenue M, U, the Highway, Sheepshead Bay Rd, etc.) had a few good delis near the subway. And most of them had awesome food! Sadly, they're almost all gone now.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Thanks DC, but it's quite a drive to the State Capital just to get to a deli. Just for the heck of it, I did a yellow page Yahoo search for Delis in my city: Came up with one called "Christi's Deli" :/and...about 25 Dominos Pizza. What the heck? Domino's is a Deli now? Then I tried Jewish Deli and got "0" in my city, however there were a couple in the outer boundaries of my city. See, you guys got it made there. I'm guessing L.A. probably has a larger number of delis though. TIS
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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I swear you guys have more delis than carter has pills. Sure, we have delis, but believe me, no where near as many as you guys do. They're a dime a dozen there. TIS Actually, not any more, TIS. When I was growing up, Jews constituted almost a third of residents of the five boroughs of NYC. In my old neighborhood, Brownsville Brooklyn, there was a kosher deli literally on every corner. Today the Jewish population has shifted elsewhere, and they've discovered Chinese and Italian food. Meanwhile, the population as a whole has embraced Jewish deli (as seen in this thread). You can get decent "Kosher-style" corned beef, pastrami, tongue, brisket and matzoh ball soup in plenty of places, not all of them in Jewish-operated restaurants. But the hardest-to-get authentic Jewish soul food is really good derma (kishka). I'm talking about the derma that's grayish-brown, not bright orange; firm-textured, not mushy, and that comes with gravy that's actually viscous, not like spackle. Try finding that today.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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But the hardest-to-get authentic Jewish soul food is really good derma (kishka). I'm talking about the derma that's grayish-brown, not bright orange; firm-textured, not mushy, and that comes with gravy that's actually viscous, not like spackle. Try finding that today. My father LOVED Deli food and went crazy for stuffed Derma. That's how I learned how to eat it. And you're so right Turnbull. The Stuffed Derma that you find today is nothing compared to how it was made years ago. Although Harold's Deli in Edison makes a pretty good Suffed Derma with excellent non "spakle like" gravy. When I was growing up Kings Highway, from the lower west streets all the way up to the high east streets, seemed to have a Jewish Deli on every corner. And one was better than the next!
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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The Second Avenue Deli was good, but it has closed. I hear, however they may re open at a new location. Yes, on Third Avenue! But, I understand that the name will remain the same. ("Da name stays like-a before!") Heard this a few weeks ago on local radio. You're right about a deli on every corner in Brooklyn. Now there's a bodega on every corner. Also, a new type of food shop has proliferated in Brooklyn - the "International Food" store. (International = Russian) They are not sit-down restaurants. They are stores dealing in cold cuts, cheeses and (sometimes) fish, with canned goods and mysterious things in jars. Lots of Russian prepared stuff, and seldom anyone in the place who speaks English. These stores are all independent, but seem to invariably have the words "International Foods" on their signs. Signs in the windows are usually in Russian. Americans almost never go into these places. Oh well...at least there's still Edelman's. And, before I forget, there's another Kosher Jewish deli not far from the Kings Plaza Mall - the Mill Basin Deli & Art Gallery (yes, you read that right). Signor V.
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"Sure I cook with wine - sometimes I even add it to the food!"
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"It was a grass harp... And we listened."
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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From around 40 years ago, here's a classic from MAD Magazine: (Sung to the tune of "Hello Dolly") Hello, Deli, This is Joe, Deli, Would you please send up a nice corned beef on rye? A box of Ritz, Deli, And some Schlitz, Deli, Some chopped liver and a sliver of your...apple pie. Turkey legs, Deli, Hard boiled eggs, Deli, With tomatoes and potatoes you French fry. Oh... Please don't be late, Deli, 'Cause I can't wait, Deli, Deli, without breakfast I will die! Signor V.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Just had 2 Hebrew Nationals with mustard and onions. Were they blondes or brunettes? Redheads! How were their buns?
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Just had 2 Hebrew Nationals with mustard and onions. Were they blondes or brunettes? Redheads! How were their buns? Soft but firm.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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I'm much more interested in the quality of the meat on it (rather than its size). Then you'll definitely have to make a trip out to Staten Island to try this new Deli. The quality of the meat was excellent. I know that you favor Pastrami, which my son had yesterday. He said that it was so juicy and tender. And my Brisket just fell apart everytime I bit into it. That's how tender and juicy it was. The fries are home made hand cut and were fantastic. They make these HUGE Chocolate Egg Creams, only using U-Bet Syrup ( they have a little placard on every table giving the history of the authentic Brooklyn Egg Cream). I'll definitiley have to try one of those the next time that I go there.
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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DJ, did you ever eat at the KitKat Bar & Grill? That's a topless joint on Greenwich Street! Don't know about that, but the restaurant in Toronto was excellent. Here's their website: KitKat Bar & Grill I ordered the fettucini in a four cheese and cream sauce and it was out of this world.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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I have to tell you that I am not that big on deli. I do love the rye bread, I adore matzoh ball soup, but I don't like pastrami, corned beef, tongue or any of those. I respectfully disagree. The first time I had Jewish deli was 3 years ago when we went to that Harold's, I loved it. I would like to go again someday.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Never had tongue (as food anyway) but there is so much more to the deli than your pastrami and corned beef, as much as I LOVE these foods, even better is the smoked fish, the whiting, sturgeon, kippered herring, there is a famous place in NYC in soho that specialize in these smoked fish... (check colameco.com, it was on his PBS show). A place in town is kosher, and they won't even let you buy milk in the same purchase of the other products like cabbage rolls, potato pancakes, pickles, bagels, slaw, they have so many items and its good to know places like this still exists... Ahh, i can see myself now with a frozen bottle of stoli and a smoked fish platter from kosherkornernj.com -- last St. Patrick's day the town's oldest irish restaurant/tavern was not placing "to go orders" so i went to Kosher Korner for my corned beef! This year, I plan to make the feast on my own, Shop-Rite has a mega-sale, and if you get coupons its like $1/lb and free potatoes... check it out, the only thing I need to do to complete it is stock up on the Guiness!!
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Potato pancakes are delish. My sis in law makes good ones. Pickles My older son likes to eat those huge Kosher dills.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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TB, have you ever tried to get your deli Fed Ex'd? I only ask because I have neighbors in Florida who swear by Barney Greengrass's overnight service. That's the one on 86th and Amsterdam. When I would cover Riverside (Amsterdam and 76th), that was my favorite breakfast spot. Their scrambled eggs with lox and onions? Holy crap!
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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PB, I've checked several NY delis and specialty stores, but the cost gets prohibitive for air freight. For example, each pound of corned beef (or pastrami, or tongue) from Katz's exceeds $25 when shipping and packing are added. And the possible risk of spoilage due to mishandling or delay isn't a trivial factor. Anoother: can't get a decent bialy here. I checked Kossar's, on the lower east side. Bialys are about 50 cents--but with shipping, 3 dozen go for close to $100.
Ntra la porta tua lu sangu � sparsu, E nun me mporta si ce muoru accisu... E s'iddu muoru e vaju mparadisu Si nun ce truovo a ttia, mancu ce trasu.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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I bet he appreciated it, SB. Or, as Katz's used to say, "Send A Salami to your Boy in the Army." The Navy Gets the Gravy but the army gets the beans beans beans beans beans
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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I'm coming Geoffy. Maybe Don T will drive across the state of Florida to meet us.
The Rascal House in Sunny Isles is still open, so let's go. No more Rascal House on Collins. It's GONE!! I couldn't believe it! It's some stupid gourmet market/cafe (translate "gourmet" for "overpriced"). I know. We spoke about this, Babe. However, when I made that post over a year ago, they were still open. On their last legs, but still open.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Never ate at MOTT STREET, although my neighbor in Delray raves about it. I've eaten in just about every "Ale House" in Florida. My favorite is the one in Boynton Beach. They have the BEST spinach-artichoke dip ever. I think it's the best chain restaurant around (although the chain is limited to Florida).
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Will do. The best part about the Ale Houses are the drink specials. They're unbelievable. The one is Boca is on Glades Road. I had to leave my car there once! True story.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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You certainly stuck with the no meat thing!!!! The smell of the corned beef was KILLING me!
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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I have to say, aside from the hot dogs and the matzoh ball soup, deli doesn't really do it for me. Oh, and the rye bread is incredible, of course!! But I'm not into corned beef or pastrami, so that stuff holds no charm for me. Babe, I know that you love steak / prime rib. Perhaps you should, if you haven't done so already, try BrisKet of Beef on club with brown gravy on the side. My absolute favorite deli sandwich! I also love hungarian goulash over egg noodles.
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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I'm not a New Yorker but i love pastrami and corned beef!
Get outta this thread, Yogi. They don't serve Muesli in New York Kosher deli's.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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I advise all of you, if you ever make it to Montreal to try Schwartz's Smoked Meat Sandwich. DON CARDI : "How's the food in this Montreal restaurant?" DONTOMMASINO :"Try the Smoked Meat Sandwich -- it's the best in the city."
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Another one of my favorite jewish deli dishes is Kiske... aka... Stuffed Derma, smothered in brown gravy. Delicious!
Absolutely! But the real stuff is getting hard to find.
Ntra la porta tua lu sangu � sparsu, E nun me mporta si ce muoru accisu... E s'iddu muoru e vaju mparadisu Si nun ce truovo a ttia, mancu ce trasu.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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Another one of my favorite jewish deli dishes is Kiske... aka... Stuffed Derma, smothered in brown gravy. Delicious!
Absolutely! But the real stuff is getting hard to find. As is the authentic Halvah!
Don Cardi Five - ten years from now, they're gonna wish there was American Cosa Nostra. Five - ten years from now, they're gonna miss John Gotti.
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Re: Jewish Deli Items
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2 knockwursts and an order of hand cut fries today at Ben's Best in Queens. Burp. For all of you unfortunates who do not happen to live in the New York City area, they ship Next Day Air. Here's a link: http://www.bensbest.com/
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