Old age must be catching up to Dov... It was a Kosher Salami sandwich. I'd never waste perfectly good pastrami on him.
Is Old age a milepoint.com member? If so, why would he or she catch up with the Dovster? Did you mean to say catch up or ketchup on that salami sandwich? Anyway, back to the topic of this discussion... I prefer spicy brown mustard on my pastrami sandwich on authentic New York rye bread. As I mentioned earlier, I like my pastrami extra-lean despite what some pastrami aficionados recommend. For side dishes, I prefer either a potato knish — round or square — or a potato latke, both sour and half-sour pickles, and a Dr. Brown’s cream soda. Now that is a meal, and I wish I could have this particular meal right now. Oh well — I will have to wait until I am in New York in April...
I have offered to take you many times, but you always refused -- babbling something about "fidelity".
Was just at Juniors Deli in LA on Saturday. The pastrami sandwich on the plate next to me looked good, but I am known as the Matzo Ball Queen in my family, so that is what I always get. Note - the soup starts at 8.95 but its only an extra dollar something for an extra matzo ball and they are giant!
Are they the type that are so light they float in the air or are they dense enough that if you threw one at someone it would give them a concussion?
Did I mention that Juniors is very close to LAX. Anyone flying in that craves deli should have no problem getting me to meet there. The cookies too ... not totally sugar-laden, but with lots of butter, and sprinkled with round colorful confetti on top. My granpa used to buy those for us, and on Saturday my sister bought some and gave half a dozen of them to my daughter. The bakery there is huge and brilliant
This needs two major changes to qualify for me: 1) make it potato salad; 2) make it Dr. Brown's diet black cherry soda. Then there is the question of where. I can think of several, but when Mrs. jb was at the Art Students League we used to frequent Stage. It has not quite kept up with change, nor, may I add, has Katz.
Those changes would be fine with me, as long as it is real authentic New York potato salad. You are thinking of Jahn’s, aren’t you?
These images deserve many, many, many likes. I have checked cases and cases of the stuff including the horrendous celery glop, to nostalgic New Yorkers around the world.
...and the diet versions do not count, in my opinion. It is never any trouble to insult you, Dovster. In fact, it is rather quite easy...
It is so difficult when half of your dual topic post is obviously correct but in the other part you denigrate the Aspartame revolution. For shame! The Diet versions do count!! And, I might add, consumers of such have the power to bestow likes.
