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Cakespy: Moldy Mice Cookies
Thanks, @cakespy! I think the 425°F vs. 350 temp may be why my attempts at my grandmother's rohlicky turn out less good than I remember! (They're effectively the same recipe, only with a quarter cup more nuts, plus using walnuts instead of pecans.)
Cook the Book: 'The Art and Soul of Baking'
My grandmother's walnut crescent cookies: Rohicky, I believe they were called. (She's no longer with us, so I'm the one in charge of them now-- but they're not quite right when I make them, yet.)
Seriously Delicious Holiday Giveaway: Two Peter Luger Steaks
Any steak! But if I have to pick one, strip steak's pretty darned excellent.
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Website: http://bansidhe.wordpress.com
Location: Los Angeles
About: Asian and Italian flavors, good dim sum, sushi, sashimi: I can never say no to caprese or most insalate & antipasto. I like 'odd food'- Unexpected flavor combos or non-typical colors are fun.
I can't stand celery, clams, or most eggplant.
Favorite foods: sushi, dim sum, kung pao chicken, caprese, rare steak, tuna, potatoes, spring onions, garlic, homemade potato chips, bacon, wontons, soba noodles, daikon, bell pepper, mushrooms, balsamic vinegar, olive oil, crusty bread, capers, onions, tiramisu, dessert
Last bite on earth: Either something fun, unusual and entirely new, or comfort food like a rich french onion soup.

I've had a run-in with salmonella thanks to undercooked chicken once... Yeah, not pleasant. But that said, if the restaurant puts it on the menu? You've been informed, so make your decision accordingly.
(I still love the family eggnog every Christmas, raw eggs or not -- and I'm fearless when enjoying fresh sushi.)