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Ms. Buskirk also developed a variety called Patty's Yellow Striped Beefsteak, which is bred to look somewhat like the popular heirloom Big Rainbow, but with more intense flavor, uniform shape, and bigger yields.
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A boisterous gathering centered on the ritualistic consumption of red meat, the Beefsteak was a popular way for New York City politicians to raise money and secure votes in the first part of the last century.
The New Yorker NewYorker.com 2011
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The last, but by no means the meanest, of the tribe of pensioners whom I shall mention, is my old friend, "Beefsteak," -- now, alas! gone to the shades of his fathers.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 22, August, 1859 Various
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And at least now I'll be able to compare 'Beefsteak', 'Kentucky Beefsteak' and 'Super Beefsteak' to see if they are much different from each other.
May Dreams Gardens 2009
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WHY: The LA-based artist presents, She Had a Laugh Like a Beefsteak, a performative lecture which contextualizes her multidisciplinary practice through the framework of voice.
She Had A Laugh Like A Beafsteak- Susan Silton's Performative Art Lecture At NYU Sophia Moreno-Bunge 2010
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WHY: The LA-based artist presents, She Had a Laugh Like a Beefsteak, a performative lecture which contextualizes her multidisciplinary practice through the framework of voice.
She Had A Laugh Like A Beafsteak- Susan Silton's Performative Art Lecture At NYU Sophia Moreno-Bunge 2010
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Alec would take him to all his London clubs – the Athenaeum, Pratt's, Beefsteak.
My life as a Waugh 2011
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Those massive, muscly varieties, though, such as Marmande/Beefsteak/Cuor di Bue, of course I'd peel them.
Food for Fort: To peel or not to peel tomatoes, and other stories Matthew Fort 2010
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Off the field Strauss made much more significant progress – thanks to a chance meeting in the Bourbon and Beefsteak, one of the late-night bars in Kings Cross, the Sydney district that never sleeps.
Andrew Strauss: from scatterbrain to a very English hero | Andy Wilson 2011
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Beefsteak costs eighteen cents a pound — twenty cents for a juicy T-bone — and you can get a steak dinner for fifty cents at the pleasant café overlooking the lake.
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