• 838 Schadenfreude was

    From MICHAEL LOO@1:123/140 to MIKE MILLER on Thursday, January 17, 2019 18:08:28
    And this is the Guy who had the gall to open Guy s
    American Kitchen, an apparently very foul restaurant,
    in the middle of Manhattan and the bad judgment to
    ride it into the ground - https://tinyurl.com/fieriminus1
    - after being "the most mocked restaurants in America" -
    I was in San Jose, CA a year or so ago. I had an early flight out
    there so I
    decided to attend a festival that was going on at the Shoreline
    Amphitheatre.
    Basically I got off the plane, dropped my bags at my hotel, and headed
    to the
    festival. I decided to try and grab some food when I got in and made the horrible mistake of purchasing an overpriced burger at "Guy's Burger
    Joint".
    What I experienced was the greasiest, blandest burger in existence. I
    should
    have read the few reviews on Yelp first, becasue... damn. https://www.yelp.com/biz/guys-burger-joint-mountain-view

    It's all for the cash, isn't it. If you're
    going keto, though, greasy is good. Not so
    sure about bland.

    ML> I'm not usually too fond of Schadenfreude, but for him
    I am willing to make an exception.
    I love Shadenfreude, but only when it's well deserved.

    I admit it's kind of fun when a monster gets
    his comeuppance, but you still have to feel
    for the comeupee a little bit.

    Roast Chicken Provencal with Whole Garlic
    categories: KfP, Carb Free, low-fat, poultry, main
    servings: 6

    4 whole garlic heads, firm and unpeeled
    1 Tb olive oil, divided
    sugar substitute equal to 1/2 ts sugar
    salt and pepper to taste
    3 lb chicken, eight pueces
    2 ts paprika
    1/2 Tb olive oil
    2 Tb fresh parsley, chopped

    Preheat oven to 425F. Wash garlic heads well,
    peeling off only the outside layers and
    keeping the garlic intact. Slice off the tops
    and coat with oil, sugar substitute, salt and
    pepper. Mix the rest of the oil, salt and
    pepper into a paste and rub onto all sides of
    the chicken (inside and outside, if left whole).
    Put chicken and garlic in a Dutch oven or heavy
    pan and bake covered for about 2 hr. For a
    richer color, remove cover and bake for an
    additional 15 to 20 min until golden. Remove
    from oven and cool.

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