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By Timothy LaMacchioReaders Respond
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By Chef Laura on 2013 05 25
Move the toaster!
Very well written.
By Pater Familias on 2013 05 25
Well written.
By David on 2013 05 24
Great article! Fresh eyes and perspective make the difference. And I can make that BLT in 14 steps. You have a faithful reader.
By Chef DJ Nagle on 2013 05 24
It often takes a fresh eye to realize the potential of simplicity.
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