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Throwing strips of sugary jerked beef into the posole stew, a bad idea, fits right in with diner concepts like Southwestern shepherd's pie, a heaping helping of chili topped with macaroni and Jack cheese, or the go-for-broke short ribs, a mountain of rich, tender beef braised in mole colorado and fighting for space on the plate with barbecued onions and jalapeño gnocchi.
I vigorously clean my house (for myself, not one friend would notice, let alone care), and go for broke in the Whole Foods cheese section.
Order the fluffy California omelet with tomatoes, cheese and avocado ($10.95) or go for broke calorically with the banana French toast made with challah bread sautéed to a sweet, sticky crisp in Kahlua, brown sugar and butter ($11.95).
When you're drunk and broke, what's better than fries, cheese and gravy?
And broke.
Broke it.
"Broke what?" "Broke what breaks".
"Broke Britannia!
Feeling broke?
Something broke.
Machines broke.
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