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Old Dec 22, 2020 | 5:00 pm
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For me, Beef Stroganoff made with tenderloin. Have a 5.5 lb piece in my fridge - part of it goes into Beef Wellington sometime after X'mas and the rest for Stroganoff. Maybe I will use some pieces for Tournedos Rossini but foie gras de canard (from Québec) runs close to CAD 140/Kg and one has to buy the whole liver (~CAD70 for a 500g piece).

Oxtail stew would be up there but the tails I've been getting around here have been insipid in flavour (dunno who gets the AAA oxtails).

Originally Posted by corky
A very common mistake but one of my pet peeves. I believe what you are having is just tea (or afternoon tea). High tea is a hearty lunch and not tiny cucumber sandwiches and scones.

https://www.thespruceeats.com/high-t...oon-tea-765832
I thought High tea was a poor Brit's supper, eaten after coming back home from work.
https://afternoontea.co.uk/informati...t-is-high-tea/
https://www.teatimemagazine.com/high...afternoon-tea/

FWIW, I live close by to a well-renown place for afternoon tea in N. America but no one I know here goes. I've been once or twice but not in close to 4 decades.
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