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Tom's Diner
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Friday, December 30th, 2005 : goo
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Cheese omelette, grits, hot sauce, toast, coffee...
Sine had the same, but with home-fries instead of grits.
Tom's Diner was immortalized in the Suzanne Vega song by the same name... www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/suzannevega/tomsdiner.html
It's a great diner, right around the corner from my house, at Sterling and Washington in Prospect Heights...
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Jamie: 30th Dec 2005 - 22:18 GMT
So, just what are grits? I seem to remember my dad tucking into what looked like snot at an all u can eat style affair over in orlando many years ago. Me and my sister tended to opt for a more traditional breakfast of chips and ice cream on that trip. There are a great many fat fat people in florida as i remember. Do you think it's unhealthy that my entire take on your great country is based on two weeks spent on international drive in the mid 90's.
fuzzytank: 31st Dec 2005 - 08:54 GMT
strange part is
parently the new americanized fancy name for gritz is polenta
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polenta
the entires dont seem to cross each other that much tho...
err how many ways can you cook cornmeal?
elaine: 31st Dec 2005 - 12:11 GMT
jamie, you are forgetting the informations we glean from the silvery screen and the magical tellybox! it's a magical land viewed through those little lenses!
Peter: 4th Jan 2006 - 16:52 GMT
i had a good lunch the other day... a bowl of cream of asparagus soup with a slab of fresh wheatbread and butter:
elaine: 4th Jan 2006 - 16:54 GMT
that looks very nice, though i am not a fan of soups i am a fan of asparagus, specially english and in season. i have been eating a lot of wheaten soda bread lately - i think it's got crack cocaine in it, because i eat it in a greedy greedy way
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