The most expensive steak is a 350-gram, grass-fed dry-aged eye filet (or filet mignon in American parlance) for $47.90.
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From a bread basket brimming with puffy pretzel bread to the Filet Peconic, filet mignon slathered in oysters, the menu is decadent, delightful, and wildly expensive.
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FILET mignon commands a princely sum on many restaurant menus.
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First, filet mignon gets mixed with a layer of cheese.
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Help them take cooking filet mignon to the next level.
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Or drizzle it over a salmon filet and roast it.
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This version melted in my mouth like an overpriced filet.
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We both order hibachi filet mignon, and I order extra shrimp.
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Dinner was filet mignon, chicken cordon bleu or exotic mushroom ravioli.
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Here he is trimming the fat off a filet…in reverse.
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In 2004, the entree for the Oscar dinners was filet mignon...
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I coat it with breadcrumbs and make fish filet for dinner.
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Next, celebs will be served a decadent pan roasted filet mignon.
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And if possible, buy the whole fish instead of a filet.
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I mean definitely not the filet thing, but still, I don't know!
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To my eyes, however, the island looks more like a trout filet.
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A lot of people in the UK are Filet-o-Fish haters.
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A salmon filet, though, could not recover from an excess of salt.
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So, does this mean more white fish for your Filet-O-Fish?
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Once you hit the collar, cut your filet away from the fish.
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The filet mignon is a killer, and I also get the asparagus.
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In 2009, a McDonald's commercial advertising the Filet-O-Fish went viral.
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Believe it or not, the Filet-O-Fish almost missed the menu.
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But the Filet-O-Fish still had one last hurdle to overcome.
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Yummy milkshakes and filet-o-fish, Oh Magic Mirror, grant one wish!
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Along with sushi and sashimi, they served clam chowder, scallops, and filet mignon.
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She ate some of my Filet-O-Fish sandwich on the way home.
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Dinner included filet of beef, lemon herb chicken breast and ricotta stuffed ravioli.
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Does Angelina bicker her waiter down on the price of her filet mignon?
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Will it be tuna noodle casserole, or a delicate pink filet of salmon?
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And unlike with a filet, it will far outdo any stovetop or grill.
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The Hula Burger was discontinued, and the Filet-O-Fish still exists today.
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When the filet arrived, I just stared at it for a few minutes.
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It does make me wonder if he uses ketchup on his filet mignon.
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Filet de Bar-bie… Open wide… Second helping… you are what you eat.
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I loved the crispy chicken filet, barbecue sauce, and the sesame-seed bun.
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I comment that I enjoyed it even more than the previous night's filet.
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Season the snapper filet with salt and pepper to taste, and the olive oil.
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All three sandwiches are of course made with Chick-fil-A's signature chicken filet.
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The best thing I've ever snagged from the system was a free fish filet.
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The filet mignon sandwiches are the bomb, but they're an extra $245 a person.
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There are also faux-filet steaks on display, priced at 34 euros per kilogram.
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Here are some of the options: —Filet Mignon Steak Sandwich: Ahh, the steak sandwich.
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Some have expressed their excitement over the new promotion offerings, like Filet-O-Fish.
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According to the school's website, student-favorite dinners include filet mignon and Malaysian crab.
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A filet mignon with grilled trumpet mushrooms and a spiced demi-glace was perfection.
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The food menu features burgers, hanger steak, filet mignon, strip loin and assorted seafood.
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Filet o' Fish, and rage tweet in my underwear while I watch Fox News.
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The Filet-O-Fish would face off with his own idea, the Hula Burger.
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The eight-ounce petite filet mignon, described as lean and succulent, was just that.
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Next, I tried the original fast-food fish sandwich: McDonald's Filet-O-Fish ($4.59).
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McDonald&aposs is testing two new chicken sandwiches made with a new chicken filet.
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If you didn't slaughter the sacred cows, you'd never get to the tastiest filet.
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I make myself the same salad from last night, because we still have leftover filet.
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In the sauté pan, add the skinless snapper filet, with the skinless side facing up.
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Stick with lean meat like flank steak or filet mignon, and keep the portion petite.
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Baby girl had Pappardelle w Wild Boar and I had Filet Mignon w White Truffle.
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Sprinkle blackening spice blend in an even layer over the bone side of the filet.
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We also gave high marks to chunks of filet mignon tossed with lotus and asparagus.
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To celebrate: Morton's Steakhouse is offering $2628 petite filet mignon sandwiches in the bar area.
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Receipts also showed the governor purchased expensive menu items at the hotel, like filet mignon.
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That's due to the lower fat content, as the filet mignon is almost pure muscle.
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Ultimately, it's a high-quality filet mignon that takes Three Jerks to the next level.
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Now that I'm thinking about it, maybe I want to get the filet after all.
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This was the sound of my mother whacking a beef filet with a meat pounder.
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The average 21940-ounce filet has just roughly 21.7 calories and 22004 grams of protein.
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Bo luc lac, filet mignon slapped with honey, soy and butter, is shining and unimprovable.
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A rather meagre filet of sole was larded with butter, grapes, and crispy-edged chanterelles.
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Here is Mark Bittman's recipe for steak Diane, perhaps the highest use of filet mignon.
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One of the first foods my mom had when coming to America was a fish filet.
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Sleeping on a Manhattan hotel bed perhaps, or a plate of filet mignon from room service.
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You must penetrate a wonderful and surprising architectural forest to get to the Arctic char filet.
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"Don't worry about having to filet the whole branzino," our server said when we ordered it.
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The new sandwich features the chain's Extra Crispy™ chicken filet between two hot glazed donuts.
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The smallest cut of beef is a six- to seven-ounce filet for about 20 euros.
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Some items, like the Big Mac and Filet-O-Fish, have stood the test of time.
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I eat the most delicious filet mignon with creamed spinach and shoestring potatoes and go home.
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The average meal (say a filet mignon steak, and a couple of martinis) runs under $211.
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I waited a few days, and then showed up with a Filet O' Fish from McDonald's.
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Headed up by Chef Andrew Sutton, you can order dishes like filet mignon and chicken schnitzel.
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Fans voted, and Gudetama actually placed second, losing out to a cheerful salmon filet named Kirimichan.
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We start fixing dinner — filet and ribeye, pesto pasta salad, green beans, and corn on the cob.
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He compared Johnson's agreement to Tournedos Rossini—a dish of filet mignon, foie gras, truffles, and gravy.
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My grandma and I order the filet mignon with roasted Brussels sprouts and fingerling potatoes with wine.
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In the back of my head I was like, there's a nice filet mignon in the kitchen.
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While there are many Filet-O-Fish devotees, others think the sandwich is a bit, well, fishy.
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The harissa-glazed filet was served atop a couscous salad flecked with pineapple, mint, parsley and almonds.
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Unfortunately it didn't, the filet arriving dry and broken into smaller segments under the rigor of preparation.
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The Hula Burger was discontinued immediately, and the Filet-O-Fish is still on the menu today.
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I told her I specifically wanted the 249-ounce filet mignon and she put in the order.
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In fact, McDonald's can thank the religious holiday for its ever-popular standard, the Filet-O-Fish.
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There are steak lovers who extol the melt-in-your-mouth tenderness of a lean filet mignon.
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It's up there with another great fast food burger, the Filet-O-Fish (which costs 17 RMB).
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McDonald's had to figure out factors like cooking time, breading type, and the thickness of the filet.
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Mimosa Diagram Glassware, Set of 2, available on Uncommon Goods, $38Forget sit-down restaurants and filet mignon.
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We've got to throw some shout-outs to DJs Mista Selecta, Filet Mignon, Trilla Kay and Domo.
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For the chicken, we use a skin-on filet that's been fried for about 7-8 mins.
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Also included in the package are 12 $750 bottles of Cristal champagne and munchies such as chili, pizza, chicken, franks in a blanket and filet mignon "wings," which are a creation of Old Homestead and are made from the part of the filet that is on the bone.
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One of our favorites at McDonald's is the Filet-o-fish sandwich, made with omega-3-rich pollock.
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For the main course, it's a surf 'n' turf: a duo of Chilean sea bass and filet mignon.
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And, It goes with anything on a French bistro menu (I already knew she orders the filet mignon).
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But true Micky D's connoisseurs are likely to pick something off the menu's deep cuts: Filet-O-Fish.
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I made one herbed salmon filet from Trader Joe's and half of their kale and hemp seed salad.
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Their Filet-O-Fish, introduced countrywide in 1965, was never going to be a bestseller because, well, fish.
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The filet mignon was tender and lean, while the richer strip was beautifully marbled with streaks of fat.
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One Cincinnati McDonald's proposed the Hula Burger and another meatless option, the Filet-O-Fish, as a solution.
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We get the 22-pound box of swai filet, it's a type of catfish that is very lean.
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Last night, I had McDonald's: two McChickens, a fish filet, a large fry and a large sweet tea.
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For the entrée, guests tasted a petite filet steak au poivre, paired with honey and orange-infused shrimp.
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Fish-wise, the filet of smoked mackerel is flambéed in ouzo and served with tomato, onions and capers.
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He reconsidered when the Filet-O-Fish trounced Kroc's "Hula Burger" sandwich in a head-to-head contest.
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The filetto al mirtillo — a filet mignon topped with a blueberry reduction sauce — is the restaurant's signature dish.
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But you can see the point of the old high style when you eat Le Coucou's beef filet.
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I order a filet, D. has a soup and salad, and we all share a bottle of wine.
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The sandwich features a fried chicken filet served on a buttery potato roll, topped with butter and pickles.
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Guests feasted on stone crab claws, South African lobster tail, herb-roasted filet mignon and kataifi-belted halibut.
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It comes out to like $5-6 per filet which is a steal for a nice cut of beef.
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Sipping on martinis and red wine, the group dug into oysters, grilled octopus filet mignon and surf and turf.
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We talk ourselves into a fancy French dinner and share baked brie, Caesar salad, filet mignon, and red wine.
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I order a Filet-O-Fish — even though I'm not hungry — and my husband orders everything off the menu.
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After all, aren't weddings just overhyped parties with filet mignon, open bars, and corny DJs who play "Cupid Shuffle"?
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Like a pastry goldsmith, Passard lays out his apple slices vertically, topping them with a filet of milky caramel.
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It's down to Death Row Records enthusiast Hillary Clinton, Filet-O-Fish consumer Donald Trump, and the American people.
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Filet mignon is a cut that does not have much fat, so it's not going to be as tender.
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Remember driving around high as can be, going into Wendy's and getting the spicy chicken filet and a frosty?
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"This was a steak sandwich — maybe not a filet mignon — so I'll be voting in the affirmative," he added.
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Once, while working a case with the Los Angeles Police Department, the interviewee asked for a Filet-O-Fish.
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The Filet-O-Fish won by a landslide with 350 sales, while the Hula Burger only had about six.
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That first red filet off the grill tastes like clay minerals and salt and everything you've been waiting for.
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That same year, McDonald's also pulled its Fish McBites, a spin-off of the popular Filet-O-Fish sandwich.
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This one had a chicken filet on top of romaine lettuce, baby spinach, baby kale, and red-leaf lettuce.
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I can just imagine an executive putting in a pitch for the charcuterie board, filet mignon and grilled salmon.
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One of them is a filet mignon au poivre, but even my T-bone was sheathed in cracked peppercorns.
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But it turns out the man serves a killer Filet-o-Fish knockoff at his casual seafood spot Clamato.
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We picked a seafood soup, a plate of fried camembert, smoked goose, ewe filet, goose pate, and freshly baked bread.
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For meat, a user inserts a probe into the filet so that the oven can cook it to your liking.
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Some of my favorite dishes are the shrimp and grits, seared scallops, and last but not least the filet mignon.
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Her mom sent her a full salmon filet from California, so we smoke a bowl and cook ourselves a feast!
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Even McDonald's is jumping on the sustainability bandwagon to ensure a bright future for its beloved Filet-O-Fish sandwiches.
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Whether that makes me a good candidate for separating a rib eye from a filet is beyond my analytical skills.
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Tender pieces of filet, topped with Monterey jack cheese, caramelized onions and au ju, all cradled in a toasted roll.
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It tasted like raw beef — filet mignon in firm pieces the size of a blueberry — and extra-virgin olive oil.
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Lunch will be served an hour after take off — we're preparing your filet mignon just the way you like it.
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Daily, Heath usually eats five to six pounds of protein-rich meats — filet mignon, chicken, turkey, salmon and tilapia, mostly.
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The menu options proposed—after an extensive interview with Trump's private chef—were sole meunière and well-done filet mignon.
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For the Salmon Onigiri (rice balls)1 filet Cooked salmonCooked sushi rice, warm (easier to work with)2-3 tbsp.
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It brings to mind images of perfectly manicured poodles and bichon frisés eating filet mignon out of their owners hands.
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I was so hungry I ate two Philly cheesesteaks, a McChicken, a fish filet, and large fries, and a drink.
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Mero—Filet-O-Fish's biggest foe—disagreed, and continued to voice his disdain for the burger alternative on Monday night's episode.
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But when it comes to placing that fish filet on a hot skillet, all my culinary confidence goes out the window.
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I adore this place, and my favorite secret find here is the grilled filet mignon skewers, found on the pub menu.
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In actuality, your filet has a small amount of HCAs and PAHs compared to the massive amounts studied in animal models.
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James and the rest of the team ate like kings -- feasting on steak, shrimp, meatballs, filet mignon and wild striped bass.
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The duo was spotted Tuesday night at STK Midtown in NYC, sipping rosé and chowing down on filet and foie gras.
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"Both [future chief of staff] Reince Priebus and Donald Trump were having filet," Huckabee said on Fox News's "America's Newsroom" Wednesday.
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We're told Amy called in advance to order and pay for her meal -- filet mignon with a side of creamed spinach.
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It is the type of place where you go to splurge on a $38 6-ounce filet mignon at 3 a.m.
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In addition to the classic Filet-O-Fish sandwich, the menu included fried shrimp, a shrimp roll, and a fish roll.
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The menu is simple with options such as the Cajun filet sandwich and two-piece dinner with a leg and thigh.
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Take the 44-ounce porterhouse, a T-shaped bone with filet mignon on one side and strip steak on the other.
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This below-the-radar concoction is a burger and Filet-O-Fish mashup (of late from the McDonald's Philippines secret menu).
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It's possible, of course, to enjoy both Chipotle and filet mignon, although I tried to keep my highs and lows balanced.
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McDonald's Filet-O-Fish sandwich — the first non-hamburger item added to the fast food giant's menu — went nationwide in 1965.
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Dai: That analogy only works if you bought the Filet-O-Fish and there was a cluster of fingernail trimmings inside.
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Classic and modern French Creole dishes are served, like shrimp creole ($26.95), frog legs provencale ($27.95) and Pontchartrain sauteed filet ($36.95).
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You can watch Matty filet a whole cod and use the bones to make stock in this clip from IT'S SUPPERTIME!
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The sandwich will contain an extra crispy chicken filet covered in a "special Cheetos sauce," mayo, and Cheetos on a toasted bun.
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Whether it's because of indigestion or market-induced exhaustion, fewer and fewer have any appetite for that midday filet mignon and scotch.
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Unfortunately they don't have any, but we stop by Papaya Dog and get a fish filet sandwich and Philly cheesesteak with fries.
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" Jameson added, "I don't get enormously hungry for dinner so I usually bake a small filet of fish (I love sea bass).
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I sipped whiskey with one hand, while holding my filet in the other, chomping off bites of meat as carnally as possible.
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Items like the Filet-O-Fish, premium salads and buttermilk crispy tenders will no longer be available from midnight to 5 a.m.
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With a little salt and sugar you can cure the filet and pickle whatever veggies you have on-hand to garnish it.
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Meat mavens can experiment with the "Chinese Hot Dog" (Iberian pork and Chinese cabbage) followed by a veal filet or rib-eye.
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I made a chicken, a beef filet and, remembering that the Hare Krishna was vegan, I prepared some kind of chickpea thing.
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The ad, which showed a bass wall decoration singing "Gimme Back That Filet-O-Fish" cemented the sandwich's place in McDonald's history.
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The Filet-O-Fish is not a part of the major food categories, so it has not appeared in my previous rankings.
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Passengers dined on filet mignon, attended shows in the 700-seat theater and crowded the bars and dance floors into the night.
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The only analog I have for that kind of buyer's remorse is when I order the Filet-O-Fish sandwich at McDonald's.
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Next to the liquor store is a McDonald's, where my mom picks up a fish filet to take back to the hotel.
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At lunch on a brisk winter day, Tim Minchin was digging into a 10-ounce filet mignon at a Midtown steak house.
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On tonight's episode, Matty shows us how to filet a massive cod, but also offers some practical fish-buying tips for home cooks.
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Maybe that's why so many New Yorkers searching Google for information about Kasich before that state's primary also searched for filet mignon recipes.
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Servers swanned by carrying silver platters of filet mignon on crustless brioche for an ADF reception about ways to stop gay marriage abroad.
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We go to one of the oldest steakhouses near Wall Street, where we indulge in Kobe beef filet mignon and whole steamed lobster.
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Prices range from $8 for sweet potato fries or chocolate s'mores cake to $19 for grilled beef tenderloin skewers or filet mignon sliders.
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Trump doesn't actually drink alcohol, so Georgopoulos may have fared better if he had brought along diet soda or a filet-o-fish.
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I order the tomato bisque and lobster, T. gets the escargot and filet mignon, and C. gets the stuffed mushrooms and lobster ravioli.
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Perhaps the presidential hopeful was referring to the fabled Filet-O-Fish, a staple at McDonald's pretty much since its invention in 1962.
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Almost all the snacks are born during a three-week period, and there's only so much filet mignon that the predators can stomach.
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The Filet-O-Fish was created by a man named Lou Groen, who opened the first McDonald's in the Cincinnati area in 13.
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I had egg noodles, edamame, and a salmon filet (with homemade Thai peanut sauce!) that I grilled in the oven the night before.
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The creamy potato and spicy oil were a superb accompaniment to the filet; it may have been the best bite on the menu.
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By starting at the tail instead of the collar, you'll avoid cutting into your filet, and ensure you get the thickest steaks possible.
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At dinner I always order the Black and Blue, which is a filet with a decadent blue cheese risotto and a blueberry sauce.
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Mr. Sauer even brought in a Finnish wildlife chef, Mika Manninen, to prepare the meal: salmon soup, eggplant lasagna and filet of beef.
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Le gouvernement se félicite d'un coup de filet anti-corruption mais ses détracteurs y voient plutôt une purge politique et une opération d'extorsion.
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Think of the oil that comes out of the ground like a steer: The nicest cuts are carved into filet mignon and ribeyes.
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Perfect Pair After a cocktail hour in a nearby reception room at the Center Club, guests dined on crab cake and filet mignon.
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For those with less adventurous palettes, the Filet-O-Fish remains a solid if uninspiring choice for the fast-food-loving fish eater.
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"Every time you donate, it's like, I bought a Filet-O-Fish sandwich, and five cents goes to end world hunger," as Rothenberg said.
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Or here's a variation on a theme: Guests could be served a choice of McDonalds, taco bowls or a petite filet from Trump Steaks.
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The real question is why McDonald's thought it was a good idea to explore childhood grief in a brooding, Bergmanesque Filet-O-Fish ad.
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There is a truffle-crusted filet of beef — the crust a terrific contrast to the tender meat — on potato purée with roasted winter vegetables.
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I have my ideal steakhouse meal: dirty martini, bleu cheese salad, filet mignon with bacon wrapped scallops, loaded baked potato, and key lime pie.
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It is the type of place where you go to splurge on a $38 aged, 6-ounce filet mignon at 3 AM, 'nuff said.
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What we're really getting at is that knife selection is crucial because it ultimately affects the way you slice, chop, filet, and dice food.
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A simple brine of salt and water should be enough to permeate the cell walls of a salmon filet, kickstarting the process of osmosis.
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Choose between filet mignon, pork chops, or salmon for your entree from the three-course dining menu priced at $59 per person on Sunday.
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The cooks whip up Dracula stew, Dracula chicken, Dracula filet, Dracula shrimp, and so on, much of it accompanied with a spicy red sauce.
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When I proudly gave him a salmon filet I had bought and cooked just for him (I'm vegan), he didn't take a single bite.
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Business Insider's Mary Hanbury reported that the Filet-O-Fish is a massive hit during Lent, when many Catholics fast from meat on Fridays.
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The small, oddly triangular filet was moist, flaky and surrounded by a delicious broth tinged with ginger, soy and just a hint of wasabi.
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A dinner might start with soup followed by a hake filet, leg of lamb, then tiramisù, and finally a plate of cheese and biscuits.
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This year's menu, designed by Fauchon, includes truffle popcorn, gazpacho, risotto, duck mousse pâté, veal filet, mini-sandwiches, French cheeses and dessert for €35.
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The dinner menu includes items like Butternut Squash and Champagne Risotto for $32, Roasted Halibut for $50, and Filet Mignon and Scallops for $62.
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Americans eat a range of seafood products, from costly fresh Maine lobster tail to inexpensive McDonald's Filet-O-Fish sandwiches made from Alaskan pollock.
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And it is, today, the main component in the McDonald's Filet-O-Fish, or the "fish delight," as Donald Trump likes to call it.
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The executive chef is Guillaume Thivet, and with Mr. Burke he is serving oysters Rockefeller, skate meunière, roast chicken, filet of beef and fries.
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The crispy chicken sandwich has a fried chicken filet topped with butter and pickles, while the deluxe version also includes tomatoes, lettuce, and mayo.
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If you're someone who's eating Filet-O-Fish at McDonald's after midnight, this might be a good time to re-evaluate your life choices.
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Ivanka Trump sat next to Sophie, the Countess of Wessex, for the meal of steamed filet of halibut and saddle of new season Windsor lamb.
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Setting aside the fact that a Filet-O-Fish without the bread is not, in fact, a sandwich—get your head in the game, Lewandowski!
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I told my sister I'd prepare the main meat dish for 15 people, and I'm thinking about going balls out and getting a filet mignon.
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Orobetz said Alpha Foods has developed a product similar to McDonald's Filet-O-Fish and a fish chips white cod cutlet, both entirely plant-based.
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"Every Friday for four weeks is New York strips, and on the fifth week we do filet mignon and crab legs," a resident tells Bourdain.
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This decadent sandwich is a funnel cake bun with a crispy chicken filet, garlic, cheddar cheese and strawberry-granny apple jam, topped with powdered sugar.
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A fresh, delicate branzino filet with puttanesca sauce was a riot of color, olives, capers and cherry tomatoes commingling with broccoli florets and baby carrots.
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Both the vegetables and meats, such as beets in a salad with foamed chevre, or an almost filet-mignon-like duck breast, were perfectly cooked.
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A filet mignon was the standout among the meats, arriving melt-in-the-mouth tender with a perfect Bordelaise sauce and garlic-Parmesan mashed potatoes.
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Commercial: ♪ Give me back that Filet-O-Fish ♪ ♪ Give me that fish ♪Narrator: These two were introduced in the early 1960s.
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Camerota next questioned him about what he reported was Trump's go-to meal: Two Big Macs, two Filet-O-Fish sandwiches and a chocolate milkshake.
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The state legislative races on November ballots can be like the filet of sole on a steakhouse menu — not what most people are looking for.
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When Fela, as he was internationally known, had a bone to pick with, say, colonialism or, well, America, he made sure to leave a filet.
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He mentions favorites like Manhattan's Philippe restaurant (for the lettuce wraps with chicken), Ruth Chris Steak House (filet mignon and asparagus) and Teleon Café (salad).
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"Now we need to add some filet mignon to the hot dogs," says Jamie Webster, an oil analyst at the BCG Center for Energy Impact.
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The sandwich features a fried chicken filet served on a buttery potato roll, topped with butter and pickles, and will be served through Jan. 26.
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However, Ivana really wanted a filet of sole, so she ordered it, as one usually does when they decide what meal they want at a restaurant.
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Guests dined on crabcakes, filet mignon and sea bass then dug into a 5-tier wedding cake with layers of chocolate, vanilla, raspberry and edible confetti.
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The burger chain unveiled another promotion — buy one, get one for $1— for core menu items like Big Macs and Filet-O-Fish in mid-August.
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There's always someone in McDonald's who reminds me of me, someone staring down at their table, fending off their whatever, communing with a Filet-O-Fish.
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After battling it out on Tuesday's episode of Desus & Mero, the crew ordered the hosts two Filet-O-Fish sandwiches to have an official taste test.
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Such calls are often also fueled by anecdotal accounts of people who abuse the program to buy luxury items like lobster, filet mignon and crab legs.
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Also noteworthy were the soups: a light pasta fagioli laced with escarole and tomatoes, and a hearty beef and barley with abundant chunks of filet mignon.
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The hotel restaurant serves dishes like housecut truffle fries for $11, oxtail medallions for $22, a Wagyu beef filet for $52, and Verlasso salmon for $38.
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The group met in a suite at the Charing Cross Hotel, in London, where Fairley laid on filet de bœuf, pineapple surprise, and plenty of wine.
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Looking at the menu, I realized I might be able to get away with eating two steaks without having a heart attack by ordering filet mignons.
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Fortunately for you, this noodle shop in the San Gabriel Valley that only uses filet mignon and freshly-made rice noodles is the next best thing.
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A McFlurry swirled with a strip of bacon, a cheesy Filet o' Bacon and Fish, a bacon-loaded Big Mac: all of them could be yours.
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The tenderloin, also known as the filet, is going to be the most expensive cut because it comes from a very small part of the cow.
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Local youth are trained to filet the fish, returning all waste to the farm as fertilizer (even the skin is tanned into leather for Hermès purses).
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For some reason, it also had less tartar sauce than the single Filet-O-Fish, but the flavors and size of the sandwich were just right.
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Over the course of my childhood, it stopped being just hamburgers and cheeseburgers, and they introduced things like the Filet-O-Fish and the Big Mac.
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The chain is testing out a crispy chicken sandwich, made with a fried chicken filet topped with butter and crinkle-cut pickles on a potato roll.
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Both sandwiches use a new chicken filet that has not been served at McDonald&aposs, differentiating them from the McChicken and the buttermilk crispy chicken sandwich.
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"We actually started to release products based on the salmon filet and its friends," Dave Marchi, Sanrio's vice president of marketing and brand management, told me.
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The filet of sole looked gorgeous, the strips of fish layered in a T-shape above a bed of chickpeas and studded with flaming-red piquillo peppers.
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"If even someone as bad as Donald Trump can enjoy a Filet-O-Fish, that is the unity we need to bring this nation together," Desus said.
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I found it pricey, although not out of line with other restaurants of its genre, with expertly-cooked steaks starting at $45 for an eight-ounce filet.
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It featured filet mignon, a notoriously expensive cut of beef, served with appetizers like roasted peppers with anchovies, prosciutto-wrapped asparagus, and beet and goat cheese pastries.
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With shops closed down, protesters wheeled around carts usually meant for large suitcases that they had filled with snacks, water, and Filet-O-Fish sandwiches from McDonald's.
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I invited Nick Williams, executive chef at Littleneck in Brooklyn, to come to our kitchen and cut everything from a salmon filet to a coconut with it.
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Putting aside its slower growth than networks like Facebook, Twitter is best when paired with live TV. It's the fine Cabernet to a medium-rare filet mignon.
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Within their magical context, well-known contemporary art, like Louise Bourgeois's floating "Arch of Hysteria" (2000) and Annette Messager "Mes vœux sous filet" (1997–99) is enriched.
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While the Otto Wilde will handle a lean cut like a filet, it prefers something with a formidable fat content, like a ribeye, or this tomahawk steak.
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There are traditional Ethiopian dishes, including a delicious version of tibs in which soft filet mignon is sautéed and served over a fluffy pancake of injera bread.
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They catch some rainbow runners, and quickly filet them on the deck—but before they can dig in, Eriksen notices something off about one of their catch.
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Since appearing on Shark Tank, the team behind Three Jerks jerky has been "knee-deep in filet mignon" -- that is to say, they've hit the big time.
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But if you are more refined, you can filet the fish after cooking, scooping the meat off the skeleton and serving it neatly, without bones and head.
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Velvet, Not Tartan A sit-down dinner included entrees of herb-roasted chicken, teriyaki salmon and medallions of filet mignon, followed by a red velvet wedding cake.
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Business Insider's Mary Hanbury reported that the Filet-O-Fish is a massive hit during Lent, when many Catholics fast and abstain from eating meat on Fridays.
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You'll be able to delicately filet fish, split a chicken cutlet in half, and struggle a little less when cutting through tougher ingredients, like watermelons and gourds.
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Matsutake, along with mussels, bob in a frothy aligot in one of the restaurant's more substantial dishes, a sweet tilefish filet with its iridescent scales still on.
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With little prompting, she will reel off her favorite recipes for the nuts, like filet of beef encrusted with them, and a simple but lush pistachio cake.
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For the menu, guests enjoyed Chinese chicken and lobster cobb salads, salmon with mango salsa, filet mignon, chicken paillard, grilled asparagus, fried potatoes, spinach and grilled polenta cakes.
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Chicken thighs are always cheap and easy, so I pop those in the oven while I prepare fish filet for lunch and Pasteles en Hoja (basically Whole30 tamales).
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Customers like Jacob Navok and his wife, Chihiro, found themselves at the butcher station choosing from rib eye, sirloin and filet and deciding how many ounces they wanted.
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For the menu, guests enjoyed Chinese chicken and lobster Cobb salads, salmon with mango salsa, filet mignon, chicken paillard, grilled asparagus, fried potatoes, spinach and grilled polenta cakes.
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Then we take that human figure, filet it to a flat surface, design the tattoos within those perimeters, and then fit it back together like a puzzle piece.
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Though she's has proven before that she can filet a fish with the best of them, this time, she only cut 13 usable pieces, so she was disqualified.
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In addition to being pretty aesthetically impactful, a whole fish offers all sorts of tender, flavorful nooks of flesh that you can't really enjoy from a requisite filet.
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Barney had a knack for slicing away from the belly of the fish, so that the darker part of the filet could not be detected in the cut.
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A brawny trout filet is encrusted in pulverized Kettle brand potato chips, fried golden brown, and crammed into a squishy potato bun like a linebacker into a tutu.
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I would also stay away from including overtly ridiculous food provisions, such as 'filet mignon steak only,' or something that might be hard to fulfill for the caretakers.
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In the years following the Filet-O-Fish's debut, he built 43 franchise locations in Cincinnati, hired 3,000 people, and began raking in annual sales of $60 million.
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Every dish we collectively sampled was amazing, from the simplest sandwiches to the filet with obligatory Lyonnaise potatoes to the confit of duck at catering before the show.
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The steaks are sold by weight, come in filet, sirloin and rib-eye cuts, and are grilled over an open fire and served on a cast-iron plate.
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Rick Scott (R) spoke at the event, where guests donned red "Make America Great Again" hats and dined on filet mignon and scallops, the Palm Beach Post reported.
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Other ideas from franchisees that hit the big time include the Filet-O-Fish, Egg McMuffin, Apple Pie (once deep-fried but now baked), and the Shamrock Shake.
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I was served a filet of John Dory with some of the season's first white asparagus and slices of cured ham from black pigs raised in the Pyrenees.
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The hamburgers and Filet-O-Fish sandwiches (still in their packaging), french fries, Chicken McNuggets, pizzas, salads and an array of dipping sauces were neatly presented on silver platters.
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Guests, who dined on antipasti and filet of beef, raised nearly $3 million for the organization, which provides meals to homebound clients with H.I.V., cancer and other serious illnesses.
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You think about a filet of salmon, and everything you can do to it to transform it into every version of salmon that has ever been created on earth.
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Which makes these images of Donald Trump at the White House surrounded by Big Macs and Filet-O-Fish's — plus some sad, wilted fast food salads for good measure?
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When the lionfish does make its way up to New York, it ends up being six or seven dollars whole, and then the filet ends up being around $30.
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Dining | New Jersey One bite of the sliced filet mignon that accompanied my chopped salad at Sofia was all it took for me to feel a pang of regret.
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There's a lot more of a gray area between the crust and the core on this filet, and none of the golden-brown caramelization that happens with fattier cuts.
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Then I hit up the butcher for bones for broth, lamb shank (three to four lunches), beef heart (better than filet mignon), pork spare ribs, and some veal ($17).
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After reading a fascinating chapter tracing corporate efforts to burnish the McDonald's brand with black customers, you might never look at a Filet-O-Fish the same way again.
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" Lars Hinnerskov Eriksen(@hinnerskov) Editor, MUNCHIES Denmark "At newly opened restaurant Ante in Copenhagen, they break down and serve a whole lumpfish: skin, liver, sperm, roe, filet, and fat.
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We meet up at the restaurant and order an heirloom tomato salad, mussels for an appetizer, filet mignon, and a whole trout for our main course, but we're slightly disappointed.
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Though I am historically a Filet-o-Fish loyalist—and often double, triple, or quadruple stack it—Culver's fish sandwich is crispy, flaky, and moist, which is hard to achieve.
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Conversely, if your chicken was slimy, your filet was overcooked, or you felt like you needed a set of semaphore flags to get a server's attention, you'll explain that too.
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There are nine net-hunting sites in the Pyrenees, the only region in the world where this type of chasse au filet is practiced, and there will never be more.
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Lick that salmon before it gets served, fart up the Porsche you've been tasked to valet park, and pro tip: a little Visine on the filet mignon never killed anyone.
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The plan was that the Hula Burger, grilled pineapple and two slices of cheese on a toasted bun, and the Filet-O-Fish would be released in a few locations.
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We had a lovely dinner at Topolino's Terrace, which served Italian and French favorites such as house-made Rigatoni, creamy ricotta, and perfectly cooked filet mignon with truffled mashed potatoes.
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I found the filet beans among the vegetable delivery, set a huge pot of water on the stove and trimmed away the stems while the water came to a boil.
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Times Insider Twenty years ago at The Times, the turn from 21999 to 25 was commemorated with Champagne, filet mignon, a jazz band — and more than a little Y230K anxiety.
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McDonald's recently tested a crispy chicken sandwich, made with a fried chicken filet topped with butter and crinkle-cut pickles on a potato roll, in Knoxville, Tennessee; and Houston, Texas.
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As her social media followers know, Ms. Oxford loves McDonald's and goes there for a Filet-o-Fish sandwich and fries when she has a great or a terrible day.
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Former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski wrote about it in his book about the campaign, saying Trump would order two Big Macs, two Filet-o-Fish sandwiches and a chocolate milkshake.
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That creation is made up of an extra crispy chicken filet topped with special Cheetos sauce placed on a mayo-slathered, toasted bun with a layer of crunchy Cheetos inside.
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If you've been eschewing filet mignon for years now along with the rest of us (it's flavorless, we say, because everyone does), it might be worth a run this weekend.
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As the piano gets louder and the strings swell, the overall drama heightens, and the pair inevitably end up at McDonald's, where the young lad orders a Filet-O-Fish sandwich.
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The new season of Queer Eye is finally here — which has us all wishing we could make seared beef filet with herbs and heirloom tomatoes look as casual as Antoni does.
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Starting May 24 customers nationwide will all see the Big Mac, the Filet-O-Fish sandwich and the 10-piece Chicken Nuggets as fixtures on the McPick 2 for $5 menu.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items For many of us, our first experience with fake meat involves rubbery tofu that tastes more like sneaker sole than seared filet.
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Natural Teether Supply Reusable Net Bag, $16 - $18, available at EtsyThis french filet bag is totally on trend, evoking dreams of strolling through Paris with fresh produce and baguettes in tow.
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Special entrees, however, include exotica like filet mignon of bison, rack of New Zealand venison, rib veal chop, Dover sole and Hawaiian white tuna, and can cost as much as $52.
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Kroc decided to add both the Hula Burger and the Filet-O-Fish to menus at select locations on one Friday in 1962, and whichever sandwich sold the most would win.
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Standouts include classic linguine al pesto with potatoes and green beans, or a tender filet of local (as in pulled out of Lake Lugano) perch with fragrant vanilla-perfumed black rice.
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The game went on from 1989 to early 2001, but eventually, the general public — and the FBI — realized something was Filet-O-Fishy about the people who were claiming their winnings.
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Among the specialty cuts are a cowgirl rib-eye, a modest 303 ounces with bone; a filet mignon with truffle butter; and several types of Japanese Wagyu sold by the ounce.
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The company will buy the gator directly from the hunter for $15 a foot or they will filet and preserve the hide and give it back to the hunter for a fee.
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Since 44 Farms only sells whole cows and not just the ribeye, strip, and filet cuts, Tilman's chefs attempt to find ways to incorporate the other cuts of beef into their dishes.
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For dinner 24 Carrots catering served chili and spice-rubbed Chilean sea bass with cilantro-lime butter and grilled filet mignon served with boursin and garlic whipped potatoes and caramelized brussels sprouts.
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The group enjoyed a family-style meal of the restaurants kale and apple salad, oven braised chicken meatballs, filet mignon, Mexican street corn ravioli and the popular Les, Nyc doughnuts for dessert.
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"But once you filet it, it's pretty hard to tell the difference," said Margaret Siple, a PhD student in UW's School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and co-author of the paper.
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At Trump Grill, one of the Trump-branded restaurants inside Trump Tower, the entrees include a $34 filet mignon, a $22 Platinum Label burger and a $21 Mar-A-Lago club sandwich.
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It was never her way to complain about being called a "gutsy broad" by jowly old bulls like Dan Rostenkowski, a Democratic congressman from Chicago, and stared at like a filet mignon.
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And then, my first bite of the filet Siciliano nearly knocked me out of my chair, sublime enough to block every other taste memory, at least for the rest of the evening.
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The dishes include an un-breaded white fish filet, boiled chicken, roast chicken, boiled beef, beef goulash, roast turkey and pot roast, each with a side of an unspecified starch and vegetables.
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Starting April 30, Signature Crafted Recipes, Artisan Grilled Chicken Sandwiches, Buttermilk Crispy Chicken Sandwiches, Buttermilk Crispy Tenders, Filet-O-Fish and premium salads will not be available from midnight to 5 a.m.
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Snake River Farms Craft Burger Combination, $65, available at Snake River FarmsFor the grill master, there's nothing better than a box of his favorite filet mignons, top sirloins, hot dogs, and burgers.
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The same is true for some other bizarre secret menu items at McDonald's, like the Land Sea and Air Burger, which features a McChicken, a Big Mac, and a Filet-O-Fish ...
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It must make an affirmative case in the public arena to be free to compete, set prices in the free market to maximize value, and deliver filet mignon to Joe and Sally cardholders.
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While most Instagram-worthy foods cost more than their basic counterparts — unicorn-colored extras don't come cheap — Puesto's donut taco costs $60 thanks to the inclusion of filet mignon, Maine lobster, and avocado.
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The Fanciest Steak House You've Ever Seen From the $98 porterhouse for one to the $135 filet, you have no idea what this place is doing here and will never set foot inside.
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"When I went to chef school, it was funny, I could filet a fish better than the teacher, because I had had been working with knives since I was six," he tells me.
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The larder was provisioned like a fallout shelter, care of Dean & DeLuca: a nuclear winter's worth of sun-dried tomatoes, filet mignon, baguettes, and Parmesan, and a full set of Le Creuset tableware.
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The menu is not yet available, but if it's anything like the menu aboard the original Titanic, first-class passengers will be treated to courses like lamb with mint sauce and filet mignon.
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I melted some butter in a skillet, pressed a piece of filet, skin side down, until it crisped, and then spooned foaming butter over it until it was still moist, but flaked easily.
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And we'll keep up the magic on Friday, with a date-night special of Mark's recipe for steak Diane for two (it's easily doubled if need be), our favorite current preparation for filet mignon.
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I'd never tried a Filet-O-Fish because my brain isn't diseased enough to order fish from McDonald's, and it tasted bad, but the true abomination is eating a Big Mac without the bun.
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Some of our more notable catalog/online brands include Montgomery Ward,The Swiss Colony, Seventh Avenue, Midnight Velvet, Ginny's, Monroe and Main, Country Door, Ashro, One Step Ahead, The Tender Filet and Wisconsin Cheeseman.
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She wrapped him up all cozy, tucking in his absurdly long tie of silk, and laid him by her fireside with two Big Macs, two Filet-O-Fish, and a chocolate shake of milk.
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In addition to typical steaks like rib-eye, which customers can select from a case in front of the open kitchen, he serves special cuts like lokum, a filet sliced thin and quickly seared.
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She tells her youngest (I assume, I don't actually know any of their names, or how old they are — let's just call him Hillbilly Boy) to "cut your mama some nice filet" from Lee's leg.
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His trademark feast at Mickey D's happens to be two Big Macs, a chocolate malt, and two of the perpetually controversial Filet-O-Fish—a sandwich that happens to be Desus Nice's favorite, as well.
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That means that fish caught around the world are headed and gutted, frozen, and then shipped to China where it may be deboned or cut into a filet before coming back to the United States.
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Trump stated during last night's town hall that his favorite McDonald's meal is a "fish delight," which, if he means the Filet-o-Fish sandwich, is an invention created to court Catholic customers during Lent.
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And the choices are all compelling, such as a lovely starter of carpaccio palmito, with tissue-paper-thin filet mignon adorned with avocado slices, hearts of palm, arugula, truffle oil and thin slivers of Parmesan.
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In a thread where restaurant workers were asked to share which menu items people should never order, users who claimed to work for the chain agreed that the Filet-O-Fish was a poor choice.
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R. is out for the night, so I pan-fry a salmon filet (also purchased by my mom when she was in town), make a quick spinach salad, and reheat a bit more leftover risotto.
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Red (raspberries), white (wine) and blue (lobster) — and possibly, by special request, one very well done faux filet steak — will be on order tomorrow when French President Emmanuel Macron takes the Trumps out to dinner.
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The reality star wore an all-black ensemble, a midi dress and jacket, for the dinner party, where guests feasted on kale and apple salads, tandoori spiced chicken, sherry glazed Atlantic salmon and filet mignon.
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TMZ said Tuesday that guests will be able to choose from two entrees during the dinner, selecting either filet mignon or mustard glazed black cod, with side dishes including carrot ribbon salad and champignon mushrooms.
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Many of the entrees are straightforward kebabs, like five different lamb versions and the "king" kebab platter for two, which includes beef filet, chicken chunks and koobideh, made of ground beef with onion and parsley.
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These stories have mostly fixated on Trump's stomach-churning diet—Filet-O-Fish, Big Macs, Vienna Fingers, Oreos, gallons of Diet Coke—and Hope Hicks steaming Trump's suit pants while Trump was wearing those pants.
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The fast food giant's special sauces for the Filet-O Fish, Big Mac and McChicken will be bottled and then sold in grocery stores all over the country beginning this spring, Huffington Post Canada reports.
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Grilled Scottish salmon was moist and full of flavor; big, crisp Gulf shrimp came laced with a chili-lime dressing; and the petite filet mignon could have easily stood alone without the distracting steak sauce.
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On Thursday, five days after battling Tyson Fury to a wild and disputed draw, Deontay Wilder, the American heavyweight, sat down over a filet mignon and fries to watch the fight for the first time.
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Larger plates include a plank of filet mignon roughly the dimensions of a legal-size manila envelope, pounded flat and sheathed in breading, craggy and rumpled, like a cocoon the steak can't wait to shed.
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"To do just that, KFC has enlisted sitcom king Alexander to offer its $20 Fill Ups four different ways, including a new boneless filet $20 Fill Up." KFC's advertising with Alexander started running on Monday.
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Yet it did not help his dismal approval ratings when he hosted a lavish taxpayer-funded banquet to persuade members of Congress to support his budget cuts, with 22 guests eating shrimp and filet mignon.
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Between broken glasses of orange wine and next-level bites of beef rib, the crew cooks off a feast of clams, bone-in filet mignon, chicken tostadas, and duck bao, all with wine to match.
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For example, removing the tartar sauce and cheese from the Filet-o-fish sandwich lowers the sodium count to 2200 milligrams, from 25 milligrams, and makes it one of the lowest-sodium sandwiches on McDonald's menu.
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For the road warrior Our picks: Filet-o-fish (without tartar sauce); or artisan grilled chicken sandwich; and apple slices When you're on the road, a sandwich is a quick and easy grab-and-go option.
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An entrée of filet of beef with beet horseradish crema was accompanied by a tomato rye tartlet, haricots verts in citrus balsamic garnished with orange flowers, braised rainbow carrots with thyme and a mascarpone potato purée.
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The food includes options for vegetarians as well as carnivores, with entrée choices including hay-smoked beef filet or a mushroom mille feuille, and appetizers like chicken liver and mandarin parfait or goat cheese candied pecans.
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Because ordering salmon out can be expensive, scoping out the filet specials at your local grocery stores of choice can be a major budgetary game changer (when you're still looking to get your fancy fish fix).
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I don't mean rejection in the small sense, like someone changing seats on the overground because you're eating a McDonalds filet-o-fish, or not being allowed into a club because you're in a K-hole.
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Fortunately, for everyone who's downing the last Filet-O-Fish of the Lenten season, even if it feels like a tiny bone splinter is 100-percent stuck in your esophagus, that's probably— probably—not the case.
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Owned by Gerardo Pulega and Edelmira Ibarra-Pulega, it offers a welcoming air and homey cuisine that, except for an outlier Waldorf salad and an entree of orange-glazed salmon filet with couscous, honors the motherland.
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Knight, who noted that comfort-food dishes like meatloaf that are popular at the other locations are no match in the downtown site for filet mignon sliders, pear and arugula salads, and burgers on pretzel buns.
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"When the president would order for dinner two Big Macs, two Filet-O-Fish sandwiches, and a chocolate milkshake and eat all that, were you concerned about him?" she asks with a bit of a smirk.
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Veal cheeks, slow cooked in a tangy sauce, and cod filet with creamy pil-pil sauce were excellently executed, but lacked an intangible element that would lend them authenticity (the lack of bacalao in Israel, perhaps).
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Customer favorites such as McMuffins, McChicken Biscuits, and McGriddles will be available in the morning; Big Macs, hamburgers, quarter pounders, fries, and Filet-O-Fit are among the menu items available the rest of the day.
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Jim Creed, the restaurant's owner, hopes that being a gerrymandering landmark might be good for business at his "Cheers"-like establishment, where the $31 Surf and Turf features filet mignon, shrimp and a Chianti demi-glace.
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There is also an Israeli-inspired dinner menu, offering heartier options like whole roasted eggplant in tahini sauce, sliced black pudding with peppers, and velvety, succulent Kintoa pork filet, the pork of choice in Basque Country.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS So whether patrons at Boston Chops are partial to raw oysters, crab cakes, braised tripe or filet mignon , now they can Snap, 'Gram and tweet with professional authority.
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McDonald's UK is backtracking on what was supposed to be a heartwarming ad about a young boy asking his mother about his dead father and finding out that they both liked the same sandwich: Filet-O-Fish.
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Journalists from the country's top news organizations don their finest to be entertained by a comedic host – this year, Comedy Central's Larry Wilmore – and dine on things like smoked paprika rubbed filet and mascarpone cheese stone grits.
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The breaded beef "tenderloin" (not filet mignon, but a shallow cut with two round bones) topped with two soft-fried eggs was too much for one of my guests, but probably not for a hardworking ranch hand.
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When I got back to the US, I popped into a McDonald's across the street from my office in New York City and saw that it offered only the Filet-O-Fish, no shrimp or fish rolls.
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Hanoi Soup Shop, located in the building next door, is Hanoi House's lunch counter, where the main attractions are the banh mi and pho — the latter incorporating filet mignon in place of the typical beef round eye.
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And I wasn't bothered by the earthy undertones of Black Pearl miso salmon, another entree, largely because of its sweet caramel-ginger sauce, but also owing to its impeccable preparation, resulting in a flaky filet of moistness.
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Big Willie prisoners have historically gotten around this by putting money on other inmates' accounts, but it's a far cry from the filet mignon, lobster, and cauliflower Shrekli was known to enjoy at midtown Manhattan's Capitol Grille.
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While average Americans are scrounging what's left of toilet paper, the wealthy are prepping in their own A-list way, spending exorbitant amounts of money on desert vacation homes, prelockdown facials, and filet-mignon white-glove deliveries.
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During an interview with Charlie Rose that aired on CBS This Morning Tuesday, the former president said the is "almost certain" that his wife is in better health than her Filet-O-Fish-loving rival, Politico reports.
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Salad is appealing not only because the food is healthy for us but because it's healthy for the world — a direct retort to the obviously very bad Styrofoam Filet-o-Fish containers that blighted many customers' youth.
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While campaigning for the presidency, he reportedly regularly ordered a McDonald's dinner of "two Big Macs, two Filet-O-Fish and a chocolate malted," according to the book "Let Trump Be Trump" by Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie.
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Testing in select locations in North Carolina, Virginia and Georgia, the Cheetos Sandwich consists of an extra crispy chicken filet topped with special Cheetos sauce placed on a mayo-slathered, toasted bun with a layer of crunchy Cheetos.
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Wealthy manipulators and upwardly mobile networkers had laid irresistible bait for America's poorest and most frightened: on the team that's supposedly winning, gnawing at overdone filet mignon instead of being pepper sprayed by cops in the capitol's streets.
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In steakhouses like RPM Steak in Chicago, the cheapest wagyu costs more than the most expensive filet mignon and is a fraction of the size, but the fat marbling is so intense the meat looks almost tie-dyed.
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When, in the 1970s, a market research firm set out to learn why the sandwich underperformed among black patrons, respondents said they associated the Filet-O-Fish with white public figures like Mary Tyler Moore and Henry Kissinger.
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Elsewhere in Ensenada, at Sano's, a dignified steakhouse, I washed down my filet mignon with a silky tempranillo-syrah blend from Norte 32, whose owner, a retired pilot named Oscar Obregón, beamed modestly as I stammered out praise.
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Trump has a well-known penchant for fast food, including meals featuring McDonald's Big Macs and Filet-o-Fish sandwiches, and an aversion to exercise other than playing golf while using a cart to get around the links.
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The Japanese company is known for creating adorable pastel characters like Hello Kitty, but it's the more bizarre characters like Kirimichan (a salmon filet) and Gudetama (a sleepy egg) that have kept Sanrio's defining kawaii aesthetic relevant for decades.
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Before leaving the scene of the assault, the single mom buys a toy her son Larry (Reimer twins Alexandra and Anna) was eyeing in last episode "1,800 Filet-O-Fishes & One Small Diet Coke" and a basketball for herself.
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Among the myriad ways in which one can cook a piece of fish, simply searing a filet until just slightly crispy on the edges and then drizzling it with a little butter has to be one of the best.
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During a morning visit to the white-tiled outpost, Cimarusti and Gray both slip back and forth from behind the counter to the kitchen as staff members filet gorgeous cuts of fish near aquariums full of lobsters and crabs.
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The New York outlet will have 40 standing stations where diners order by the ounce (there's a 12-ounce minimum), specify doneness and cut (rib eye, sirloin or filet), and within minutes receive their steak on a sizzling plate.
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Groen said that Ray Kroc, the franchise's owner, initially didn't like his Filet-O-Fish idea, but that might have been because Kroc already had an idea for a meatless burger, which was none other than the Hula Burger.
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Trump's hosting the Chairman's Global Dinner in D.C. Tuesday night ... where donors who spent top dollar for his campaign will get treated to an exclusive black-tie dinner, and 2 entree options: mustard glazed black cod or filet mignon.
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Restaurants have long known that charging a fee for a reservation offends people's sensibilities — but that on a big night like New Year's Eve you can require everyone to eat an expensive fixed-price menu with lobster and filet.
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The two presidential couples celebrated their new relationship over dinner at the Jules Verne restaurant in the Eiffel Tower on Thursday night, where a filet of beef was likely the most appealing item on the menu for Mr. Trump.
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You've probably seen many times on your chicken filet and just ignored it — the white stripes in breast meat that run parallel to to the muscle fibers — and researchers say it has become a more severe problem in recent years.
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For the main course, if you're both meat eaters, consider mail-order steak like the Omaha Steaks World Class Valentine's Day Feast or a la carte filet mignons, boneless sirloin steaks, and more from popular Nashville butcher shop Porter Road.
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The Zinger is made with a 100 percent white meat breast filet, hand-breaded and fried to a golden brown by trained cooks in every KFC kitchen, and served with lettuce and Colonel's mayonnaise on a toasted sesame seed bun.
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" Liu Mama (劉媽媽飯團) No. 88, Section 2, Hangzhou South Road Sticky purple rice, sticky white rice, spicy chicken filet, chicken bits, braised egg, cruller, pickled mustard greens, pickled radish, pork floss "What publication are you writing for?
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Recently, McDonald's (MCD) shared its plan to shrink its late-night menu: Starting April 30, Artisan Grilled Chicken Sandwiches, Buttermilk Crispy Chicken Sandwiches, Buttermilk Crispy Tenders, Filet-O-Fish and premium salads will not be available from midnight to 5 a.m.
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The Scenario One night, your friend goes to a nice restaurant where the food is plated like small works of contemporary art and proceeds to scarf down their filet mignon like it's a post-blaze Crave Case from White Castle.
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To the layman, running out of crabmeat doesn't seem like a big deal, especially if it's getting plopped atop a piece of meat or a big filet of fish, which are two of the many ways it's served at Galatoire's.
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For the main course, there were a variety of delicious dishes including grilled filet of beef with a port wine demi; buttered red bliss mashed potato; mac and cheese with a panko crust; grilled asparagus and rustic rolls with butter.
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A juicy filet of Long Island sea trout was as hearty as it is rare to find on restaurant menus, and a beurre blanc with bits of grapefruit lime and fresh tarragon lifted a scallop entree into the memorable category.
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One former crew member from Virginia described viewing the Filet-O-Fish as a meal popular with older customers "because I assume it's easy for them to chew," but the crew member personally didn't like the taste of the sandwich.
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So when I started cooking again, I would just fling a dollop of it in a frying pan and thin it out with some water and make a filet of fish in that, or sear scallops with butter and the chutney.
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From Crook to Cook: Platinum Recipes from Tha Boss Dogg's Kitchen By Snoop Dogg, available on Urban Outfitters, $24.95Snoop Dogg's first cookbook is a new household treasure, featuring 50 of his favorite recipes from baked mac and cheese to filet mignon.
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It also includes honey-mustard duckling, filet mignon any of three ways (including with oysters), and Dover sole finished tableside like a number of other dishes, including the spit-roasted prime rib roast with deviled bones, carved on a silver trolley.
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The three-hour, sweet-and-savory course (€150 per person) involves dishes like roasted duckling filet with quince and creamy polenta, along with desserts like warm molten chocolate cake with orange custard or roasted mango or hazelnut crumble with yogurt sorbet.
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While campaigning for the presidency, President Donald Trump also reportedly regularly ordered a McDonald's dinner of "two Big Macs, two Filet-O-Fish and a chocolate malted," according to the book "Let Trump Be Trump" by Corey Lewandowski and David Bossie.
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Drayer said that based on the protein and saturated fat in all those sandwiches, Trump would be better off eating one of the Big Macs or one of the Filet-o-Fishes rather than two of either, even without the bun.
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The gang feasted on shrimp cocktail and tuna tartare with salads of baby arugula and beets, as well as main dishes like branzino and pan seared scallops, cornish hen, and petite filet with sides of roasted cauliflower, broccoli rabe and steamed asparagus.
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The kids have leftovers from the weekend (chicken tenders, veggies, a random slice of pizza, and some leftover pasta), and I make a salad with leftover filet from last night, arugula, goat cheese, pepitas, avocado, tomato, caramelized onions, and a homemade citrus vinaigrette.
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It painstakingly researched what would work with customers, and eventually landed on the right combination — a buttermilk battered and breaded white meat filet, topped with pickles and a choice of mayo or a spicy Cajun spread and served on a toasted brioche bun.
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She was so impressed with the results that she pulled out of her junk drawer multiple retired paring knives, a filet knife and a huge 12 inch American made chefs knife that was about 30 years old and asked me to sharpen them.
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"Maybe if you're out on a boat or something and you're cleaning and gutting the fish, it makes sense to wash it out there, but again in your kitchen, the fish has already been cleaned if you're dealing with a filet," Green says.
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"I ordered a filet burger meal [from KFC] with popcorn chicken and Pepsi, but it didn't make the £10 delivery charge and that's the whole point I was ordering, so I added on a cookie and it came to £13," she confessed.
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One trick I've found for keeping the juice on the inside is preheating a cast iron pan or skillet beforehand and then cooking the filet in that, which keeps what little precious fat in the cut from ending up in the drip tray.
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The day was capped off by a lavish state banquet, where guests dined on filet of halibut and lamb saddle and sipped Chateau Lafite Rothschild 1990, which retails in the U.S. for between $700 and $800 a bottle, according to wine-searcher.com.
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Then she shows up at his apartment in a beret and delivers a monologue about ways they can make it work, before hurling a Filet-O-Fish at his TV and accusing him of moving out of the country to avoid commitment.
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Sure enough, the Internet was quick to roast the President for his food selection last night, which consisted of McDonald's Big Macs, Chicken McNuggets, Filet O'Fish, Quarter Pounders, and salads; Wendy's chicken sandwiches, salads, and burgers; Burger King Whoppers; and Domino's pizzas.
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After a lunch of cold Cristal beer and crocodile filet (cliché yes, but it tasted like gamy chicken) it was off to Playa Larga, a beachside hamlet where we settled into a tidy and welcoming casa particular called Hostal Enrique y Dalia.
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As your culture becomes more well-off, and the value of off-cuts and offal kind of disappears, and people think of meat as only ribeye and loin and filet, that [causes that] sort of aversion, which I definitely don't feel sympathy for.
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The short rib has the beefiest flavor, and is served on the (very long) bone; the Don Ameche (graciously bringing "Trading Places" and "Cocoon" back into the public consciousness) features thick slices of filet mignon atop toast spread with chicken-liver mousse.
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Another miniature of wild salmon filet with cloudberry vinegar and nettle leaves that created a pleasantly felted feeling on the tongue worked similarly and as the meal became subtler, I learned more about Kontrast's Swedish-born chef, Mikael Svensson, from the chatty waitress.
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The impossibly tender beef filet is nestled among one of these kaleidoscopic salads, the meat kissed with yuzu and fresh coriander, as is the eggplant dengaku, which is cooked to a puddinglike fudge along with sweet white miso and served over organic quinoa.
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He could rebuild the engine on his '68 Jaguar XKE, string up our Christmas lights, build our pool, tell a good joke, grocery shop the sales, tutor me in math and science, and cook us filet mignon and Yorkshire pudding on New Year's Day.
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While some restaurants may claim they are serving authentic Japanese wagyu beef, which costs around $250 a pound for filet mignon and $167 a pound for strip steak, Olmsted claims those cuts are actually domestic wagyu—which costs a considerably lower $20 a pound.
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Best of Omaha Steaks & Tour de France Wine Set, available at Omaha Steaks, $80They'll be able to feed the whole family with this array of delicious Omaha Steaks favorites: filet mignon, top sirloin, pork chops, jumbo franks, apple tartlets, and three bottles of red wine.
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At this low key, truck stop-meets-butcher-shop cafe, The Smash Burger is a combination of aged filet, sirloin, ribeye and bacon, all of which are sourced from local farms and ground together on site (the restaurant cures their bacon in-house, too).
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That Trump eats only fast food purely for convenience—and because he, as a known germaphobe, thinks it's cleaner and more consistent than other alternatives—hardly jives with the veneer of premium living that he's slathered over his life like tartar sauce on a Filet-O-Fish.
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"They went on a church date," a source tells PEOPLE, adding that after the service at Zoe Church ended, they headed to Beauty & Essex for dinner where they shared dishes like the Tomato Soup Dumplings, Thai Shrimp, Tuna Poke and Filet with their group of friends.
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A whole branzino with crisped skin drew inspiration from the Amalfi coast, the mushroom tortellini in a butter sauce from Piedmont, and the chicken Milanese, an impressive 14-ounce filet topped with a heap of peppery arugula, red onion and Parmesan slivers, was Milan on a plate.
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McDonald's is rolling out a buy one, get one for $1 deal across the US. The deal allows customers to order a second menu item for $1, picking from options including the Quarter Pounder with cheese, Big Mac, Filet-O-Fish, and 10-piece Chicken McNuggets.
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For Ms. Llano, the Paraguayan mainstay is sandwich de lomito: filet mignon cut thin and grilled with nothing but salt, anchoring an architecture of ham, lettuce, tomato, mozzarella well on its way to ooze and the requisite egg, here fried gently and lazily leaking its yolk.
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Shkreli's lawyers weren't really making a legal argument, but rather trying to convince a single juror that what went down was no big deal—or at least not worth condemning a guy accustomed to lunches of filet mignon and fine wine to hard time in federal prison.
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My brain could barely process the fact that I was in the same room as RuPaul; in between bites of filet mignon I looked up and caught Sterling K. Brown kissing his wife in the Winner's Circle, a roped-off area where your ticket in is an Emmy statuette.
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For the salt-sensitive Our picks: Filet-o-fish (without tartar sauce or cheese); or side salad with Newman's Own creamy Southwest dressing (half a packet); and mandarin orange or yogurt parfait If you're watching sodium levels in foods, it's smart to keep a close eye on condiments.
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As you might expect of a place with the word grille in its name, Abigail's (one of five dining establishments in the Mill Restaurant Group) emphasizes grilled meats, particularly cuts of filet mignon, New York strip and rib-eye steaks paired with any of five classic sauces or reductions.
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Among the better tidbits: The effort by staffers to make McDonald's runs — "two Filet-O-Fish, two Big Macs, and if we had a really good day what we call malteds [or milkshakes]" — and have the food back on Trump's plane by the time a rally was over.
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Throw out the overpriced, mediocre Grand Tier Restaurant and replace it with something like the Smith, across Broadway: Moderately priced, a little rambunctious and open (including after the opera) for food (that includes both filet mignon and burgers), drinks (that includes both Champagne and beer) and good coffee.
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You may be wondering if poor people are, indeed, blowing their average $254 per month of SNAP benefits on shopping carts full of junk food or, even worse, "filet mignons and crab legs," as one Missouri lawmaker reported three years ago in defense of his state's proposed ban.
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I do approach duck breast as I would filet mignon and treat it as one here with a loosely defined poivre vert sauce — because I am the kind of person who will sooner have a jar of brined green peppercorns in her fridge than a jar of orange marmalade.
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It's hard to go wrong with anything from the restaurant's menu, which is based on the 19th-century cookbook from the feminist princess-poet Barbare Jorjadze, but highlights include the ghandzili salad of pickled wild garlic; the duck filet with stewed quince and homemade bread from Georgian red wheat.
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Culture hounds can debate her take on the rise of British cooking (though she's absolutely right, in my mind), but there's no denying the awesomeness of the recipe for filet of beef stroganoff that she pulled out of Malachi O'Gallagher, the chef of the Delaunay in Covent Garden.
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We're coming up on Valentine's Day and of course we have recipes for that night, and for some heartwarming cocktails to go along with it, at least if you're not heading out to a restaurant for too-sweet Champagne and too many chocolates after the oysters and filet mignon.
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Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 20 minutes Ingredients1/4 cup canola oil2-103 shallots, diced2 garlic cloves, minced1 sprig thyme2.2 pounds cleaned smoked bluefish filet, at room temperature3 1/2 cups cream cheese, softened1 tablespoon maple syrup1 teaspoon green Tabasco1 teaspoon sriracha1 lemon, zestedblack pepper, to tastetoasted rye bread, for serving Directions 1.
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A February visit included a house-smoked slab of local mackerel that burst with citric crunch and radiant hues (courtesy of beetroot spaghetti, diced apple and horseradish yogurt) followed by a filet mignon as thick as a Dickens novel that was topped with charred seaweed for a crisp, smoky-briny mouthful.
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Fried chickpeas1 filet Cooked salmon, flaked1 pot Japanese green tea, preferably sencha or good quality teaSoy sauce and salt, to taste ToppingsFurikake or kizami nori (shredded seaweed)Sliced scallions For the Okayu (Rice Porridge)This is often a breakfast dish/comfort food, like how Americans think of chicken noodle soup.
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Apparently, Trump's oh-so-healthy modifications to his beloved fast food meals date back to his campaign trail days, when his standard order, according to former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, was two Mickey D's Big Macs, two Filet-o-Fish and a chocolate milkshake—aka a heart attack on a plastic tray.
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Who knew, for example, that Jack White requires that a highly specific guacamole recipe be prepared for him at every show, or that scummy indie rocker Mac DeMarco's band consumes four double filet-o-fish sandwiches from McDonalds at each gig (or at least they did when I booked them back in 2012)?
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Regardless, it'll be fun to watch this real-life McBurglar not pass go, not collect $200, and go directly to jail on the big screen, a small taste of revenge for all those heartbreaking loser Monopoly pieces for a free Filet-O-Fish we peeled off of McFlurry cups in our youths.
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The pollo campero, a crunchy filet of fried chicken served with a scoop of macaroni salad, is a respectable nod to Pollo Campero, the KFC of Guatemala, and you could do much worse than the churrasco, or skirt steak, which has a short-order simplicity, especially if you get it with yucca fries.
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There is Estrecho, a tiny restaurant in the historic district with simple décor belying a sophisticated lunchtime menu prepared by Cali Diemarch, a chef trained in the United States who invents his daily dishes on the fly, such as a deconstructed chivito made with filet mignon, poached egg, caramelized pancetta and fried onions.
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But there are classics to be had, like duck rillettes, frisée aux lardons, roast chicken, duck magret and filet mignon, along with novelties like a delicate carrot terrine, plump snails poached in a bag with black garlic and bone marrow butter, leeks with chorizo spices and smoked onion, and escabeche of razor clams.
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Servings: 23 Prep: 1 hour Total: 1 hour Ingredients for the steak: 1 24-lb grass-fed beef filet (A one-pound steak will serve two people as an accompaniment to vegetable sides, but you can also feel free to serve one full filet per person.)coarse saltground or cracked black pepper24 tablespoon butter24 tablespoon olive oil for the mushrooms:25 large cluster of hen of the woods/maitake mushrooms27 long stems of rosemary olive oilkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste for the pan sauce:26 tablespoon ground black peppercorn33 tablespoons grass-fed butter23 tablespoons of whiskey23/27 cup of cream (if you want to make it less fatty, you can use unseasoned/unsalted beef stock instead) Directions 1.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you squint at a world map while hungry, Japanese artist Tomoyuki Koseko realized earlier this year, the shapes of countries start to look like cuts of meat: The island of Cuba is a strip of bacon; Finland is a fat sirloin steak; Taiwan is a filet of beef.
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That somehow, once Trump lost his reelection bid, or was impeached or otherwise run out of the White House, or plastered shut his last remaining artery with one Filet-O-Fish too many, we could put back together the sort of civil government that had prevailed for most of the last century and a half.
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As I chew my last bites of fish filet (gotta say, that bun is delightfully pillowy), I get some exercise (by pontificating, obvs): Sure, I've been put up to this, but my five days of Trump have served as an excuse for skipping the gym, my reason for being snippy, my justification for availing myself of irresponsibly raised meat.
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Along with his mom Irmelin, who was the 41-year-old's date for the evening, and dad George, DiCaprio and a small group also popped into Ago Restaurant, an Italian eatery co-owned by Robert De Niro in West Hollywood that serves things like veal Milanese and grilled salmon filet in a lemon and caper sauce.
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The so-called husband-and-wife special—formerly the food of rickshaw drivers—is made from "the wasted parts," beef offal that only the poor would deign to eat; seasoned with chili oil, peanuts, and Sichuanese peppercorns, however, tripe has a depth of flavor and a texture that would be impossible to achieve with, say, filet mignon.
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A special of cod stew — a halved filet braised in a sauce of tomatoes, Ligurian black olives, sliced potatoes and pine nuts — was warming without being heavy; the sautéed sole, accentuated with lime zest, offered a touch of summer; and the salmon, baked with Sicilian capers, diced tomatoes and olives, could not have been more moist.
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Having a wow factor can help a wedding stand out among guests — knock their socks off, have them spread the word that your wedding was the best wedding, that the chargrilled filet mignon was just to die for (not to mention, you were the most radiant bride they've ever seen, and your dress was both trailblazing and timeless).
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The result is sweeter than Ms. Nguyen's pho ga, despite the mob of meat: brisket and short rib, broken down from a wallow in the stock; little meatballs capable of bounce; and hunks of filet mignon and rib-eye, slipped in just before the bowl is sent to the table, ruby red and still cooking in the broth.
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Over several hours, he turned out a ten-course menu that included charentais-melon soup, aromatic with lemon verbena; Chilean sea bass, dense but flaky, topped with pickled Moroccan eggplants and resting on a bed of the Japanese kind, roasted; and an unsportingly good Wagyu filet, from Washington State, black on the outside and ruby in the center.
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RECIPE: Homemade Fried Fish Fillet Sandwich What raises this pseudo-Filet-O-Fish above the one available at McDonald's—you know, the sandwich President Trump calls the "Fish Delight"—is the use of sustainable fish, the sprinkling of fleur de sel, and a perfectly balanced tartar sauce, which combines homemade mayo and herbs, cornichons, capers, and pickled jalapeños.
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El Chapo's attorneys say jail is worse for him than anybody else in the U.S. El Chapo's attorneys say jail is worse for him than anybody else in the U.S. When he was imprisoned in Mexico, Sinaloa cartel boss Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán enjoyed access to cell phones, prostitutes, and lavish parties that featured booze, lobster bisque, and filet mignon.
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On Tuesday, the fast-food chain will roll out a buy one, get one for $1 deal at locations across the US. The deal allows customers to order one of a list of menu options, including the Quarter Pounder with cheese, Big Mac, Filet-O-Fish, and 10-piece Chicken McNuggets, and get a second one of the options for just $1.
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It's important to note that those who collectively share the beliefs, behavior, and spice ingestion that make up buffalo wing culture include but are not limited to gluten-sensitive urban millennials such as myself, or mission-focused restaurateurs, but also affluent, budgetless celebrities who could easily live off filet mignon and lobster on the daily but choose instead to participate in wing worship.
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Putting aside the fact that it is a joyless creeper full of awkward bars that name-check Filet-o-Fish sandwiches, it is kinda wacky to hear a 45-year-old man who is still one of the best-selling rappers in the world shoehorn references to sci-fi parasites ("Became a Symbiote, so / My fangs are in your throat, ho" quoth Em, cringily).
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Steak Diane 33 6-ounce portions of filet mignon, preferably not too lean Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 tablespoon minced shallot or onion 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, or to taste ½ cup heavy cream or half-and-half Lemon juice to taste, optional Chopped fresh chives or parsley leaves for garnish. 1.
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Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiSunday shows - Recession fears dominate Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel MORE and David Bossie, Trump's former presidential campaign manager and ex-top aide, respectively, wrote in a book released last year that their boss's go-to McDonald's order consisted of two Big Macs, two Filet-o-Fish sandwiches, and a chocolate shake.
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I gazed in awe at some of the most ugly-beautiful Brutalist buildings I'd ever seen, ate an exquisitely poached filet of whiting with spring peas at a serene restaurant where the bread comes in a miniature burlap sack, and ambled around an empty museum filled with sleek 214s furniture that, in the absence of any other visitors or even (as far as I could tell) a guard, I found exceedingly hard not to sit on.
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On our final night at the hotel, we moved to the more formal restaurant for the sort of meal that has won the place its three stars, a dinner that included a series of nearly impossible choices between breaded quail and lobster salad; between salmon soufflé and a filet of pike-perch (sander) with an extraordinary risotto made with greens, herbs and chorizo; between veal with cepes and pigeon with truffles; between a pear tart and a medley of chocolate desserts.
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Serves 4 people Ingredients: 8 ounces large fluke filet, skin removed and split down the middle separating the top and bottom loins 43 orange or blood orange cut in segments, juice reserved 1 mandarin orange cut in segments, juice reserved 1 ruby grapefruit cut in segments, juice reserved 1 lime, juiced 1 teaspoon fennel pollen 1 tablespoon salt ¼ cup fennel sliced very thin, reserved in cold water 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil ¼ cup fennel fronds Chilled plates for serving 1.
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Here's everything you'll need to make our special Valentine's Day steak dinner for two: Pat LaFrieda Signature Choice Filet Mignon Center Cut (2), $33.321 bag of Russet Potatoes, $3.991 jar of Maille Old Style Mustard, $3.99Colavita Aged Balsamic Vinegar of Modena, $6.33Assuming you already have salt, pepper, olive oil and any other seasoning you like on your steak, this is everything you'll need to make a delicious Valentine's Day dinner at home, all delivered to you with the click of a button.
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Cut to two hours later — after we had found the restaurant's entrance (past the supermarket's back alley and up a flight of stairs); worked our way through appetizers of wild chicory with garlic confit and cloudlike shishbarak dumplings of lamb and goat's yogurt; and had just polished off a crispy-skin grouper filet and an extravagant spin on tournedos Rossini that paired bone marrow with goose liver, chestnuts and veal stock — our waiter was refusing to accept that we were too full for dessert.
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That applies not just to giants like Facebook, but to real world establishments like the Brazilian steakhouse Fogo de Chão, whose diners in the new year received a little something extra with their filet mignon—a notice informing them they can opt out of having their data sold: The restaurant's privacy policy indicates it's simply trying to comply with the CCPA, which vaguely demands that all major California businesses provide "conspicuous" notices to customers, making it easier to opt out of such data sales.
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The last eight hours or so began before noon on the day of Game 3 of the 2015 World Series, when Wright arrived at Citi Field to begin going through the long process of preparing himself to play in a baseball game that would start at 8:08 PM. Sterling, who carves filet mignon at the Pat LaFrieda steak sandwich station in left center and who I talked to much later that night, told me that Wright beat the concession workers to the stadium by over an hour.
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Servings: 6-8Prep: 36 hoursTotal: 36 hours Ingredients for the cured salmon:1/2 filet of salmon (3-33 lbs.), skin off and blood line removed by your fishmonger2 cups salt2 cups sugarzest of one lime, one lemon, and one grapefruit1 fennel top, picked1 tablespoon coriander seed1 tablespoon cumin1 tablespoon allspice3 cloves1 tablespoon fennel seed1 tablespoon mustard seed3503 tablespoon black pepper for the squid ink bread:3 1/2 teaspoons active dry yeast22/2375 cup whole milk25 cup warm water (23-210 degrees)23 tablespoon of squid ink (optional)203 tablespoons melted butter220 teaspoon sugar23 lb.
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Take a look: 1,500 quail eggs: $1,725 ($1.50 per egg) 250 Maine lobsters: $3,125 ($13 a pound) 300 pounds of Miyazaki wagyu beef: $4,800 ($10 an ounce; $160 a pound) 100 pounds of Snake River Farms Gold Grade New York Filet: $9,200 ($5.75 an ounce; $5003 a pound) One ton of 70% Fleur de Cao Cacao Barry: $17,627.27 ($22 a pound) 2400 pounds of winter black truffles from Burgundy: $264,2800 ($227 an ounce; $21 a pound) 1493 pounds of edible gold dust: $2149,2955 ($299.97 per 0.1 ounce; $59.50 an ounce; $950 a pound) 15 kilos (33 pounds) of American farm-raised caviar: $34,9553 ($65.75 an ounce; $1,052 a pound) 2,400 bottles of Francis Ford Coppola wine : $64,800 ($27 a bottle) 1,500 bottles of Piper-Heidsieck Champagne: $149,955 ($99.97 a bottle) Related Video:
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Servings: 4 Ingredients for the fish cure:one filet red snapper, skinned and pin bones removed21 grams kosher salt22 grams sugar22 grams roughly chopped herbs and flowers from the garden (bronze fennel, anise hyssop, basil, etc.) for the carrot dashi:2435 grams carrots, sliced finely on a mandoline or by hand (doesn't have to be too perfect, just thinso they release their flavor25 grams cilantro (stems and leaves are fine)23 43/24 grams whole coriander seeds21 grams bonito flakes for the pickled vegetables:24 tablespoon each of the following vegetables cut to a nice brunoise:carrotscucumbersgreen tomatoes1 teaspoon kosher salt1 teaspoon vinegar1/2 teaspoon granulated sugar to finish:1 tablespoon finely sliced chives1 tablespoon nice small sweet basil leavesa few cucumber flowersa few flakes of coarse sea saltnice olive oil Directions 13.
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Servings: 6Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 2 hours for the fish stock: fish head, gills removed (about 3/4 pound) 1 fish, bones only 153 medium yellow onion, quartered 1 leek, light green parts only, roughly chopped 1 rib celery, quartered 2 bay leaf 6 thyme sprigs 1 small bunch flat leaf parsley 1 garlic clove, smashed for the chowder: 10 ounces|300 grams double smoked slab bacon, diced 1 tablespoons unsalted butter 103/4 cup|60 ml olive oil, divided 1 leek stalk, light green only, finely chopped 1 medium white onion, finely diced 1 rib celery, finely diced 3 russet potatoes, peeled and diced into 1-inch cubes 3 cups|750 ml fish stock 43 cups|750 ml heavy cream 1 tablespoon heavy kosher salt 2 pounds|24 grams cod filet, cut into 25 23/23-inch chunks 215 210/53 cups|25 ounces|22 grams napa cabbage, torn into large leaves 25/4 cup|15 grams finely sliced chives 1.
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First Course: Oysters a la Spring House (with collards and pimento cheese) and canapes a l'Amiral (shrimp with curry butter on crostini), with NV Heidsieck Monopole Blue Label Champagne Second Course: Consomme Olga (a simple beef and chicken broth) and sautéed scallops, with 2015 Simmonet-Febvre Chablis Third Course: Chilled salmon with hard-cooked egg and dill sabayon, with 2014 Thierry et Pascale Matrot Bourgogne Blanc Fourth Course: Filet mignon Lili, featuring foie gras and truffles and cognac cream sauce, over mushroom bread pudding, with 2014 Vincent Girardin Bourgogne Rouge "Cuvée Saint-Vincent" Fifth Course: Pan-roasted lamb with mint pesto carrots, pea timbale and new potatoes, with 2014 Abbey Court Cotes du Rhone Sixth Course: Punch Romaine, a palate-cleansing rum and champagne cocktail Seventh Course: Pan-roasted quail, with bourbon and pancetta demi-glaze, with 2015 Maison Louis Latour Bourgogne Rouge Eighth Course: Chilled asparagus salad with bacon jam, with 2015 Chateau de la Ragotiére Muscadet Sévre et Maine Ninth Course: Pate de foie gras Tenth Course: Vanilla ice cream with salted caramel drizzle and pate a choux (éclair) pastry, with Hidalgo Olorosso Sherry In 2015, the original lunch menu from the final meal on the ship sold for $88,000.
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