"Good Eats" for $800, Alex...
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Secretary Confidential
Cold pizza. Day old beef and broccoli. Its true, sometimes leftovers are just better than the original. So, today I'm suggesting that you check out this Jeopardy link. Granted it aired in early February, but I feel it is just as yummy as the actual airing date.
Folks, I ask you who does not love the philosophical, punctilious, and eccentric Mr. Brown? Shhh... Don't tell me, cause I don't care. Just check it out.
Photo: Jeopardy Productions, Inc. Sony Pictures Digital, Inc.
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Alex is an Iron Chef, a judge on Chopped and the host of Supermarket Stakeout.
Alex Eats: Salad
To make lettuce last longer, keep it dry and cool in a dark place. It's important not to wash or mix lettuce with anything acidic (lemon or vinegar) until right before eating.
Alex Eats: Plums
When I find riper, but firmer plums, I enjoy Cinnamon-Ginger Plums With Whipped Cream.