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Place the dish on the rack; cover and steam until the shrimp mousse turns pink, about 6 minutes.

I was like, 'Go have sex right now.'".Eat all the food you ordered, or you’ll regret it later.

Jenny Witthuhn, a New Yorker whose fiancé proposed to her at.in Beacon, New York, suspected nothing when she arrived at the restaurant, even though the staff knew, seated them at the most picturesque table and watched them the whole time.Witthuhn was insistent on trying the.

seven-course tasting menu., even though her fiancé, Marcel, kept trying to dissuade her so he wouldn't have to nervously sit through seven courses before asking the question.

(He couldn't wait; he proposed after the third course.).

"Halfway through his proposal speech, I thought to myself, 'Wow, someday when Marcel proposes, I don't know how he's going to beat this speech,'" she says.Ask five bartenders where this fresh and bright cocktail originated, and you’re likely to get five different answers..

The most commonly repeated origin story is that the South Side was the go-to drink for speakeasies during Prohibition, with rumors that famous Chicagoland gangster Al Capone was in some way involved with the cocktail’s origin.Others tie the South Side to the 21 Club in New York City, where the South Side was the former speakeasy’s house drink.

Neither of these origin stories are correct, though..According to Eric Felten in.