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Moroccan Chicken, or Slaughterhouse Khamsa

By Miss Steak • on February 14, 2007

I've never been inside a proper slaughterhouse, and I don't have a burning desire to start taking tours. But the most arresting moment of the trip Sir

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How to Do Hot Dog Party!

By Miss Steak • on August 21, 2006

Okay, I promise that I will stop writing about hot dogs after this post, but I just have to

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Beef: It’s What’s for Dinner When You’ve Had a Very Bad Day

By Miss Steak • on August 14, 2006

Saturday started out bad and got worse. I woke up indisposed, due to the inadvertent consumption of immoderate amounts of wine the night before. Thus impaired,

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Dog day

By Miss Steak • on August 7, 2006

It was a slow day here at Chez Beef. Sir Loin was up late last night trying to attach my old laptop to his stereo set-up (this was unsuccessful, and apparently

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Tomatoh, Tomatow

By Miss Steak • on August 1, 2006

It was going to be the quintessential blog posting. Sir Loin and I were set to spend the whole weekend up at the house of Madame La Vache (otherwise known

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It’s winter — where’s my yogurt?! Redwood Hill Farm, Part III

By Miss Steak • on July 24, 2006

Scott Bice shows us the tank of that day's goatmilk. It's lower in fat than cow milk, which is why there's less cream on top. (Sir Loin photo) This

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Goats! We (heart) goats!: Redwood Hill Farm, Part I

By Miss Steak • on July 17, 2006

Saying hello to the first batch of kids. (Sir Loin photo) I’ve always loved goats. My grandmother kept sheep for a long time, but they were unsatisfactory

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