They ate all the steak and potatoes.

We broiled a steak for our midday meal, and presently clambered up a high woody ridge which looked down on a stream and a piece of green meadow.

27.French Veal Hash. Cut veal round-steak into small pieces.

And I'm going to fry us a little steak in this darling little skillet.

The stars were out as they dressed the meat and cooked a large steak on the coals.

" The waiter brought their steak.

"Well, sir," then he said slowly, "it ain't your order, but you look a whole lot more like a feller that would order Spanish omelette than like a feller that would order Hamburger steak.

The old man's face brightened at this, and then Jack and Carl, finding that he had had no breakfast, went off to a restaurant near by, and got him some steak and coffee.

The host attacked the steak with ferocity, slammed a generous section on a plate and fairly threw it at the young man opposite.

At the fire were roasting juicy steaks of venison, pheasants, capons, and fresh fish from the river.

On the 28th they tried steaks for dinner cut from a young shark, which Banks and Solander reported as very good, but the crew refused to taste them.

" Mrs. Gilligan chuckled and turned the steak on the other side.

We supped off venison-steaks and stewed squirrel.

That night, after they had enjoyed reindeer steak as a special treat, the Major rather playfully put the receiving piece of the wireless over his head and clicked the machine.

" "Anything else?" "Yes, yer can 'ave a steak, or a chop, or" "Oh yes, I know; well then, I'll have a chop.

" "I think I will," said Robert, as he held the steak on the end of a sharpened stick over the coals and listened to the pleasant sizzling sound, "and after this is finished and a respectable time has elapsed, I may take another.

When the oven has been heated for from five to seven minutes, lay steak on a rack, greased, as near the flame as possible, the position of the rack depending on the thickness of the steak.

When well seared, lift the steak into a hot granite-ware or sheet-iron pan, cover, and put into a hot oven for two or three minutes, or until sufficiently cooked.

And Sam 'ad the cheek to tell me that it liked a nice bit o' fried steak as well as anything.

"Do you think, Lieutenant, that after such a long walk you could manage another bear steak?"

"I wouldn't miss that caribou steak for anythingeven though I can't have my tea.

Keep it constantly basted with butter, and serve with brown gravy, some of which must be poured round the steak, and the remainder sent to table in a tureen. Time.1-1/2 hour.

KEAN (C.) took beef-tea for breakfast, and preferred a rump-steak for dinner.

His duty was merely to stay in camp, catch fish, and prepare venison steaks and coffee at a few minutes' notice.

The Boy brought it, and Mr. Benham triumphantly sawed off two fine large steaks.