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		<title>By: dave draves</title>
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		<dc:creator>dave draves</dc:creator>
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		<description>I ate at steak on a stone this Tuesday while passing by on my way to Chicago.  The meal was fantastic I have the 12oz New York Strip it was 2 1/2 inch thick marbled cut of meat. I found the stone to be a great way to eat steak every bite was as if it just came off the grill.  The mushroom and bourbon sauces were a perfect addition to a great cut of meat.  Turns out you can buy these stone systems on line but, how you get the stone up to 750 degrees is going to be tuff.</description>
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