1.   Toni filled the glasses with ice cubes and watched as Letia slid two thick red steaks under the broiler.

2.   A pat of butter, whether melted over a thick steak or spread on an ear of sweet corn, makes food taste better.

3.   A second option for dividing the leg is to cut about a half dozen thick steaks from the center.

4.   Dry martinis, thick steaks and fat cigars are proving that everything old can be cool again.

5.   He feasted on hot dogs, pig knuckles, barbecued ribs, thick steaks and pitchers upon pitchers of beer, all topped off by a big black cigar.

6.   If you take a thick steak and cut it in half horizontally right down to the skin, you end up with two attached flaps of fish.

7.   If he does, there almost certainly will be a thick steak waiting for him at LeParis.

8.   On the menu are thick steaks and grilled lamb chops, but also such French classics as escargots in garlic, tripe in Calvados and homemade sausages called andouillettes.

9.   She wished for unworn clothes for her children, thick steaks for the family and flowery soaps for herself.

10.   The newly transformed American Club is ready to serve up thick steaks on a table decorated with American flags.