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Spreading mashed avocado on half of baked bagel. Bowl of mashed avocado mixed with olive oil and lemon juice. Fork. Bread knife. Wooden Lazy Susan. High point of view.
I like to go for a Christmas walk on my last day in the office before Christmas, but with that falling on a Friday, I had the walk on a Saturday for a lot longer instead.
toast with scrambled egg and avocado and something green on top...
Twas excellent.
On Monday we went to a bagel (beigel) shop near Meg and Jared's that had REAL bagels (beigels) and they were good.
The baker at Beigel Bake. They sell delicious "salt meat" sandwiches here, which we had thoroughly enjoyed on a previous trip. Through a series of unfortunate events, and to avoid covid contraction, we ultimately didnt end up having a salt meat sandwich. But i did take this picture. And the man gave me a free bagel after, which was quite good.
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Title: Pathologische Anatomie der weiblichen Unfruchtbarkeit (Sterilität); deren Mechanik und Behandlung
Creator: Beigel, Hermann, 1830-1879
Publisher: Braunschweig, Vieweg
Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Contributor: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Date: 1878
Language: ger
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Spreading mashed avocado on half of baked bagel. Bowl of mashed avocado mixed with olive oil and lemon juice. Fork. Bread knife. Wooden Lazy Susan. High point of view.
Par-baked bagel with sesame seeds. Human hand showing bagel. Out of focus wooden Lazy Susan in background. Light effect.
The salt beef sandwiches at Nana Fanny's are filled generously with slow-cooked, buttery soft Irish brisket, cured for several days in a secret family brine. Served hot on a beige (bagel), hero bread or original rye bread, topped with thick-cut pickles and strong English mustard they are served optionally as a reuben with sauerkraut and flame-melted Swiss raclette.
Nana Fanny’s, a fourth-generation family business started from a barrow on Brick Lane in 1944 by Fanny Lester, has been serving East End Jewish street food across London markets for nearly eight decades. They found a permanent home at Borough Market around 2012–2014, and are now run by Andrew Lester. Best known for hot salt beef sandwiches, Nana Fanny’s also favorites like latkes, schnitzel,falafel, and salads, with breads and bagels sourced from their own Moishe’s Bagelry & Bakery in the market.
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As gunshots echoed through the high school, a geography teacher, Scott Beigel, 35, paused to usher stragglers into his classroom before locking the door, only to be shot and killed himself as the shooter strode by.
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