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Fancy That

A name change, and a little marinade, can turn a plain cut of meat into elegant fare.


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By SHERYL JULIAN AND JULIE RIVEN
February 18, 2007

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W hat's in a name? A pork chop, for instance, sounds too ordinary for a celebratory dinner. Call it a pork T-bone, and it's suddenly a fancy cut of meat. Turn a lamb loin chop into a baby lamb T-bone and that, too, sounds intriguing. Both are easy on the cook, who can enhance their flavor and tenderness - and ... (Full article: 949 words)

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