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- Crystal@EatDrinkClev:I cut mine into pieces before roasting - cooks faster and doesn't
- Journeyman Cook:Sounds great!
- thistletat:Yum. Love the post, Paul. We've made Beef Wellington a fairly reg
- Dw:The best trick I learned is to call the Humble Pie Baking Company :)
- Renee:Paul- I agree completely- whatever you call them, they are good! When
- Journeyman Cook:To me, ambrosia is whatever's good! We never had an Italian name
- Renee:Yum! However, I'm curious as to what you call Ambrosia, as th
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I hope you get back to blogging!! Love the recipes and your take on cooking.
Laurie
I thought you might appreciate our new short film "A Reuben By Any Other Name." “A Reuben By Any Other Name” looks at the differences between Orthodox and Reform Judaism in terms of the Reuben sandwich. Four very funny minutes –
http://www.noblesavageproductions.com/a_reuben_by…
Great performances are provided by an ensemble cast of familiar faces – Jasmine Anthony (Stephen King's 1408, Commander in Chief), Anita Barone (The War at Home, Daddio), Paul Ben-Victor (In Plain Sight, Entourage), Larry Cedar (The Crazies, Deadwood), Pamela Cedar, Alanna Ubach (Hung, Legally Blonde), and Matt Winston (John from Cincinnati, Little Miss Sunshine).