Joe'll be here any minute, and I got that porterhouse at Jack's on the brain.

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After the sapoos oowin he was craving red, juicy flesh, just as a very hungry man yearns for a thick porterhouse instead of lady fingers or mayonnaise saladflesh and plenty of it; and how he could hunt down and kill a caribou with that half-starved but very much interested cub at his heels puzzled him.

MacDonald had thought of this first campand there were porterhouse steaks for supper, which he had brought packed in a kettle of ice.

Run down to the store, will you, and get a couple of porterhouse steaks, there's a dear.

"How much is porterhouse steak?" she asked before she had the butcher cut any off.

It did not look particularly tender and Migwan thought distressedly how her mother would complain when she found round steak instead of porterhouse.

I hardly ever buy porterhouse steaks any more since I learned that trick.

An' ef we should win, Ben,well, it's porterhouse fer Baldy the rest of his life at Mart Barclay's expense.

A sensible woman soon begins to understand that affection can be expressed in porterhouse steaks as well as in American beauties.

Even then a bad cook will spoil a four-pound porterhouse, where a good one will take a chuck steak, make a few passes over it with seasoning and fixings, and serve something that will line your insides with happiness.

And you'll meet a lot of second-class fools who carry a line of something they call culture, which bears about the same relation to real education that canned corned beef does to porterhouse steak with mushrooms; and these fellows shudder a little at the mention of business, and moan over the mad race for wealth, and deplore the coarse commercialism of the age.

Steaks cut from three parts of the beef are in request for this purpose,tenderloin, porterhouse, and round steak.

"Did you get a porterhouse?" he demanded.

I cooked it in as neat as you please in your half the porterhouse.

" A grouchy butcher, who had watched the price of porterhouse steak climb the ladder of fame, was deep in the throes of an unusually bad grouch when a would-be customer, eight years old, approached him and handed him a penny.