Market House Corned Beef
Sep. 2nd, 2009 08:58 pm Near the place where I'm currently, well, I can't quite call it working yet (although today I said of the code, "I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure" -- and I did it), there's this place that has exactly one product: corned beef. Well, okay, they have other kinds of salt-cured meats, but those are all variations on that particular theme. Market House Corned Beef, at the corner Howell & Minor in downtown Seattle, is more or less an Irish Deli, if there were such a thing.
I had the corned beef sandwich, hot. I got a pound of meat, a slice of swiss cheese about the thickness of parking ticket, and two hunks of bread that pretended to hold it all. And oh, my gods, it was good. Marvelous in ways that cannot be described. Most corned beef is excessively salty, but this was not. It was heavenly, a perfect mass of pink meat that threatend to overwhelm my protein sensors and send me into a carnivore's paradise.
The coleslaw was boring and the salad pointless. Soda pop washed away the essential ecstasies of meat's existence. You may as well just get the sandwich and a glass of water.
I can't wait to try out the pastrami.
I had the corned beef sandwich, hot. I got a pound of meat, a slice of swiss cheese about the thickness of parking ticket, and two hunks of bread that pretended to hold it all. And oh, my gods, it was good. Marvelous in ways that cannot be described. Most corned beef is excessively salty, but this was not. It was heavenly, a perfect mass of pink meat that threatend to overwhelm my protein sensors and send me into a carnivore's paradise.
The coleslaw was boring and the salad pointless. Soda pop washed away the essential ecstasies of meat's existence. You may as well just get the sandwich and a glass of water.
I can't wait to try out the pastrami.

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Date: 2009-09-03 04:14 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-09-03 04:20 am (UTC)I gather I *must* do it one of these days I'm not working so late they are already closed...
Moan....
Date: 2009-09-03 11:35 pm (UTC)