Thanks--Melissa
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Hold me...kiss me...thrill me...email me at...
mam...@jove.acs.unt.edu
Melissa Anna Menz
http://www.unt.edu/~mam0002
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Anything....but DO get the cold cream soup (if still available).
>I'm going to Star Canyon this weekend and was wondering if anyone had any
>recommendations on what to get???
I was there for my first time last night and the meal was outstanding.
I had a Southwestern Caesar salad for starters. It was a basic Caesar
but the dressing was peppery (hot). Someone else at the table had a
shrimp enchilada (taco?) which was reported to be excellent. My main
course was the Cowboy Ribeye which is a grilled marinated ribeye steak
smothered in onion rings. This is supposed to be one of the house
specialities. The beef was tender and juicy and the marinade was very
good. The serving was so large that I brought half of it home with
me. For dessert I split a piece of cake with three others. I forgot
its name but it had several layers including a light angel food
cake-like layer, one with peanut butter, and one with chocolate. It
was good that we split it because it was quite rich. Overall, it was
an excellent dining experience, especially since someone else picked
up the check.
>For dessert I split a piece of cake with three others. I forgot
>its name but it had several layers including a light angel food
>cake-like layer, one with peanut butter, and one with chocolate.
Heaven and Hell cake, a Star Canyon specialty. You can get it
takeout at Marty's. Haven't had it, myself.
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Chris Pearce, cpe...@speed.intecom.com
A handsome date.
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Steve Silberberg
ste...@onramp.net
http://rampages.onramp.net/~stevebo/