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Roxy Raves: A Perfect Christmas Eve at Due Terre Enoteca in Bernardsville, New Jersey

Roxy — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 04:00:59 +0000

The weather outside was frightful, but our Christmas Eve dinner at Due Terre was delightful.

All day long, the icy rain poured down. When Rex went out in the morning to bring in some provisions from Shop Rite in Chester, NJ, I called his Blackberry to suggest that he pick up some ingredients for dinner and just stay home. Rex was hoping for a Christmas Eve miracle that would get us to the 4pm children’s pageant at Hilltop Presbyterian Church in Mendham, NJ, and out for an early festive dinner afterwards. He had read a recent rave review in the Star Ledger of Due Mari in New Brunswick, so he asked me to call for reservations at their sister restaurant… Due Terre Enoteca in Bernardsville, NJ.

When I spoke with Matthew Rotella, the restaurant manager, in the early afternoon, it was clear that Due Terre was pretty well booked for the evening, but he agreed to email the Christmas Eve prix fixe menu and to squeeze us in at 5:30pm, right after church.

Despite the weather, Rex did his best to cheer us into our holiday finery and off to Hilltop Church in time for the Christmas Eve pageant. As soon as the children began to sing “Jesus, Light of the World,” my spirits lifted and the meaning of Christmas came back to me once more. ”Long after the dawn of creation, God promised another light. This light would shine through the eyes of a child. This light would bring hope and love to a world darkened by sin.” We sang along to the traditional Christmas carols: “Silent Night,” “Angels We Have Heard on High,” “Oh Come, All Ye Faithful,” “We Three Kings of Orient Are,” “Joy to the World” and “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.” I stopped worrying about whether London would be disappointed if Santa didn’t deliver a Teeny Puppini (he didn’t, she wasn’t), and let myself believe and remember. We all joined in for “Go Tell It On the Mountain” and headed out into the night holding the light of the world in our hearts.

We headed over to Bernardsville for Christmas Eve dinner, and the rain let up as we arrived at Due Terre. We found a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Reviewing the menu ahead of time, we hadn’t known there was a kids’ menu option, and Rex was interested in three appetizers, so we had planned to split three of the prix fixe menus among the four of us. However, as soon as we arrived, London and Maddie made it clear they craved Due Terre’s special homemade chitarra spaghetti with butter and parmesan cheese, and we were thrilled to learn that a plentiful portion came with the kids’ menu at half the price. As you can see from the beautiful photo on the left, I chose the delicious Yellow Fin Tuna Tartar (Diced Fennel, Green Onion, Caper Crema) as my appetizer, and Rex enjoyed the Lobster Bisque (Poached Shrimp, Cognac) that had tickled his fancy when we perused the menu from home.

My entree, on the left, was the amazing Fresh Chitarra Spaghetti with Lobster, Shrimp, Fresh Tomato, Garlic and Chilies. With the help of our waiter, Andre, Rex chose the Zuppa Di Pesce (Monkfish, Mussels, Clams, Calamari & Saffron Couscous), pictured on the right. While the girls and I had nice leftover portions of chitarra spaghetti to enjoy for lunch on Friday, Rex devoured every last bite.

For dessert, London was ecstatic to find her favorite, Tiramisu… a serving that could have fed all four of us. However, Maddie and I each had our own Tartaletta (Dark Chocolate Cream Filled Tart, White Chocolate Crema, Chocolate Gelato) and Rex chose the Zucca (Pumpkin, Candied Walnuts, Currants, Vanilla Gelato). The perfect ending to a wonderful Christmas Eve.

If you haven’t made your plans for New Year’s Eve, Due Terre is having a similar festive prix fixe menu and I highly recommend it… a late seating for just the grown-ups to ring in the New Year or an early seating for the whole family. The price is $50 per person for a three course adult menu, and $25 per person for a two course (entree plus dessert) kids menu. Call (908) 221-0040 for reservations and be sure to tell ‘em Roxy sent you!

Due Terre Enoteca, 107 Morristown Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924. Phone: (908) 221-0040.

We’ve Decided! Christmas Eve Dinner at Due Terre Enoteca in Bernardsville, New Jersey

Roxy — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 19:32:32 +0000

I’ve just received the special Christmas Eve Dinner menu from Matthew Rotella, the manager at Due Terre Enoteca in Bernardsville, New Jersey, and we’ve decided… we’re on for an early Christmas Eve dinner at Due Terre tonight after the annual Christmas Pageant at Hilltop Church in Mendham.

I’ve posted the complete menu below, but it looks like we’re going to head out with a plan to share three of the price fixe menus for the four of us. Rex is looking for three appetizers: Lobster Bisque, Yellow Fin Tuna Tartar, and Mediterranean Mussels. I’m interested in the Yellow Fin Tuna Tartar, followed by the Fresh Chitarra Spaghetti with Lobster, Shrimp, Fresh Tomato, Garlic and Chilies. London and Maddie will share the Linguine with Clams as well as the Dry Aged Sirloin and try to get the potatoes without the truffles.

Appetizers

Mushroom Bisque, Truffle Cream

Lobster Bisque, Poached Shrimp, Cognac

Field Greens Misticanza Salad, Goat Cheese, White Balsamic Vinegar

Stuffed & Fried Calamari, Pomodoro, Toasted Bread Crumbs

Mediterranean Grilled Octopus, Ceci Beans, Red Peppers, Olives, and Citrus Vinaigrette

Yellow Fin Tuna Tartar, Diced Fennel, Green Onion, Caper Crema

Kobe Carpaccio, Hen of the Woods Mushrooms, Arugula, Parmigiano, Mushroom Crema

Mediterranean Mussels, Green Onion Puree, Apple Smoked Bacon, Cherry Tomatoes

Chef’s Selection of East & West Coast Oysters, Celery Mignonette, and Grapefruit Sorbet

($3.00 surcharge)

Entrees

Linguine Pasta, Clams, Mussels, Garlic, Leeks, White Wine, Red or White Sauce

Fresh Chitarra Spaghetti, Lobster, Shrimp, Fresh Tomato, Garlic, and Chillies

Ricotta Gnocchi with Jumbo Lump Crab, Cherry Tomatoes, Pomodoro, Uni

Garganelli Pasta Quills, Parma Prosciutto, Wild Mushrooms, and White Truffle Butter

Zuppa Di Pesce, Monkfish, Mussels, Clams, Calamari & Saffron Couscous

Grilled Scottish Salmon, Castelluccio Lentils, Pancetta & Sauteed Greens

Crispy Organic Chicken, Broccoli Rabe, Slab Bacon, Cipollini Onions, Rosemary Potatoes

Mixed Grill-Venison Chop, Lamb Loin & Duck Sausage, Caramelized Sweet Potatoes,

Roasted Brussels Sprouts, and Salsa Verde

($3.00 surcharge)

Dry Aged Sirloin, Truffled Potatoes, Broccoli Rabe & Red Wine Sauce

Desserts

Zucca Pumpkin, Candied Walnuts, Currants, Vanilla Gelato

Panna Cotta Vanilla Bean Panna Cotta, Passion Fruit Sorbet, Pistachios, Dark Chocolate

Tiramisu, Espresso Soaked Lady Fingers and Mascarpone Mousse

Tartaletta, Dark Chocolate Cream Filled Tart, White Chocolate Crema, Chocolate Gelato

Schiuma di Cioccolato Dark Chocolate Mousse, Chocolate Cookie

Homemade Gelato & Sorbetti

Vanilla, Chocolate, Coffee

Raspberry, Lemon-Lime, Passion-Fruit

Selection of Three Artisanal Cheeses

($3.00 surcharge)

Due Terre Enoteca, 107 Morristown Road, Bernardsville, NJ 07924. Phone: (908) 221-0040.

Celebrate Christmas Eve Dinner or Ring in the New Year 2009 at the Bernards Inn in Bernardsville, New Jersey

Roxy — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 00:02:27 +0000

Rex, London, Maddie and I enjoyed Christmas Eve dinner a couple years back in the dining room at the Bernards Inn. There was something delicious on the menu for each of us, and the evening was joyous and festive in all the right ways. This year on Christmas Eve (Wednesday, December 24th), the Bernards Inn presents two festive dining options that are perfect for entertaining family and friends. Enjoy a three course, prix-fixe dinner in the dining room or an enchanting buffet in the Ballroom. The prix-fixe dinner has seatings from 4:30pm to 8:00pm and is priced at $90.00 for adults and $45.00 for children under age 12. The buffet has seatings from 5:30pm to 7:30pm and is priced at $75.00 for adults, $35.00 for children ages 6 to 12, $15.00 for children ages 2 to 5 and no charge for children under age 2. Roxy has it on good authority that Santa Claus will be at the Inn on Christmas Eve with treats for children of all ages.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve in style at The Bernards Inn with a special prix-fixe dinner with three or four courses on Wednesday, December 31st. The first seating will be from 6 pm to 7 pm and offers a three-course prix-fixe dinner. Executive Chef Corey Heyer will present a spectacular holiday menu of outstanding appetizers, entrees and desserts. Guests can also enjoy live piano music in the Library Bar. The cost is $110 per person. Reservations are required and can be made by calling (908) 766-0002. Ring in the New Year at the second seating, which will feature a four-course prix-fixe dinner with seatings between 9 pm and 10 pm. The second seating is $170 per person and includes a glass of Champagne and party favors to welcome in the New Year.

For those of you coming in from out of town, or if you’d just like to avoid driving after you ring in the New Year, keep the celebration going all night at the Bernards Inn with a romantic overnight stay for two that includes overnight accommodations in a luxurious guest room, a bottle of champagne nestled in ice, a decadent assortment of chocolate-covered strawberries and chocolate truffles, the four-course a la carte dinner (the late seating), a midnight champagne toast, a sterling silver Bernards Inn wine stopper, an a la carte breakfast on New Year’s Day 2009, and late check-out. The Bernards Inn New Year’s Eve Celebration Getaway is priced from $650.00 based on guest room accommodations. Taxes and gratuities are additional. For reservations, call 908-766-0002.

The Bernards Inn, 27 Mine Brook Road, Bernardsville, NJ. Phone: (908) 766-0002.

Have a Holly Jolly Holiday…Roxy Heads Down the Holly Trail from Mendham to Bernardsville, New Jersey — Holiday Shopping Events on Saturday, December 6th

Roxy — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 05:39:12 +0000

Holly seems to be the theme for holiday shopping in Morris and Somerset Counties here in New Jersey. Last week, I reported on our plans to participate in Mendham’s Holly Trail 2008, starting with Brownie Girl Scout Christmas Caroling at three locations around town in Mendham. This week, my other local Recorder Newspaper, The Bernardsville News, has a special section about Bernardsville’s Holly Days celebration.

Bernardsville kicks off Holly Days 2008 with a Holiday Celebration of Music and Art on the evening of Friday, December 5th from 5:00 to 9:00pm:

At 5:00pm, the Bernardsville Public Library, 1 Anderson Hill Road, presents Winter Tales, a collection of stories for adults and children 10 and up, with Story Teller Kathy Pierce.
At 6:00pm, the Bernardsville United Methodist Church, 22 Church Street, presents a Hand Bell Concert under the direction of Larry Carey.
At 7:00pm, the Bernards High School Performing Arts Center, King of Kings Worship Center presents a Festival of Carols on Olcott Avenue.
At 8:00pm, Our Lady of Perpetual Help on Seney Drive presents a musical performance under the direction of Joe Cullinan.
From 5:00pm until 9:00pm, Studio 7 Art Gallery, 5 Morristown Road, hosts an artists reception. Take an Art Walk from Studio 7 to the Burnt Mills Gallery at 9 Olcott Square and WallFlowers Gallery of American Craft at 15 Olcott Square.

Presented by the Bernardsville Chamber of Commerce, the following Holly Days events are scheduled for Saturday, December 6th:

Coldwell Banker in Bernardsville presents Frosty the Snowman and Santa’s Elves, greeting the children from 3:30pm until 5:30pm. There wll be complimentary photo opportunities and refreshments at the Coldwell Banker office at 39 Olcott Square, Bernardsville, NJ.
Santa arrives by fire truck for a 4:00pm Tree Lighting at Olcott Square. From 4 o’clock until 4:30pm, the Yuletide Carolers will sing holiday songs, and Stephen Taylor Photographers will take pictures of children.
At the Bernardsville Public Library from 4:30pm to 5:30pm, Peter Roselle will read “The Night Before Christmas,” Santa will be there to greet the children, and the Yuletide Carolers will be joined by children from Annie’s Playhouse in Far Hills, NJ, for more singing.

Festivities continue on Sunday, December 7th with Children’s Shopping Days at the Bookworm, 99 Claremont Road in Bernardsville, NJ. From 10am to 4pm, kids of all ages are invited to select gifts for relatives and friends with help from the Bookworm’s Santa Helpers, who will help children to choose the perfect gift, wrap, and label their purchases.

For adults, 56 Degree WIne hosts its second annual Champagne Campaign Benefit at the Bernards Inn from 3pm to 5pm on Sunday, December 7th.

Farewell to Pierre’s Restaurant in Harding Township, New Jersey… The Roxiticus Desperate Housewives Are Going To Miss You!

Roxy — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 04:35:14 +0000

My pre-Thanksgiving copy of the Observer-Tribune arrived today, delivering the sad news that after 15 years, the landmark French cuisine restaurant known as Pierre’s Restaurant and Wine Bar will be closing its doors for good on New Year’s Day — January 1, 2009.

Our table of ten Roxiticus Desperate Housewives (and Husbands) have enjoyed many a wine tasting dinner with Chef Michael over the past few years, as well as one memorable New Year’s Eve dinner for Rex, London, Maddie and me. Speaking of New Year’s Eve, Pierre’s will celebrate its final night with New Year’s Eve dinner. I’ve checked out the menu for Pierre’s New Year’s Eve event, and after seeing a mustard-crusted rack of lamb for London and Maddie, Rex and I may decide to take the girls to ring in the New Year and to say goodbye to Pierre’s.

According the owner and chef Michael Peters, he and his wife, Marybeth, would like to pursue other interests. Peters told the Observer-Tribune that he has promised the employees a great last month. “We’ve told them that December is going to be like attending summer camp. You know it’s going to end, and there will be a lot of sad goodbyes, but you enjoy it while you can.”

Raise a Glass for a Great Cause: 56 Degree Wine Champagne Campaign on December 7th at the Bernards Inn to Benefit Grapes for Good

Roxy — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 01:37:23 +0000

I just received an email from Joe Bembry at 56 Degree Wine in Bernardsville, NJ, inviting Rex and me to help kick off their second annual holiday “Champagne Campaign” on Sunday, December 7th from 3:00 to 5:00pm at the Bernards Inn. Rex, London, Maddie and I are headed into NYC that day for our annual holiday get together with old friends from our co-op in the West Village, but that shouldn’t stop the rest of you from adding a little bubbly to your holiday shopping in Bernardsville, NJ.

The celebration will include a wide array of sparkling wines from around the world, everyday bubbles to serious vintage Champers. Partygoers will feast on delightful hors d’ouvres, cheeses, pasta station and carving station. A group of bright importers and distributors of wonderful small artisanal growers will talk about how the wines are made and the people behind them. And it’s all for a great cause, as Grapes for Good will donate the proceeds to The Friends of the Shelter.

Admission is $80. Call 56 Degree Wine at 908-953-0900 and tell ‘em Roxy sent you to reserve your spot. Make it quick, as space is VERY limited.

56 Degree Wine, 40 Quimby Lane, Bernardsville, NJ 07924. Phone: (908) 953-0900

Roxy’s Mailbag Responds to Desperately Seeking Activities in Bernardsville, New Jersey

Roxy — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 03:51:16 +0000

Dear Roxy,
I have a toddler son and am trying to find local (Bernardsville, Bedminster) things for him to do in the afternoons. I’m sick of Gymboree..any toddler cooking classes, or other different types of things? Thanks in advance.
Desperately Seeking Activites

Dear Desperately Seeking Activities,

Thanks for visiting Roxy’s Best Of… here are a few tips for you and your toddler in and around the Bernardsville and Bedminster areas:

Little Music Makers in Basking Ridge, NJ: a more local, personal version of Gymboree for “mommy and me”… or as their web site describes it, ”a fresh, fun, and innovative approach to making music with your child.” Our very first nanny out here in the Roxiticus Valley found Little Music Makers for us when we moved here from New York City in October 2003, and my girls really had a lot of fun there when they were toddlers. Little Music Makers playfully blends weekly themes, as well as singing, live music (12 string guitar/piano), dancing, musical instruments (from near & far), marching, chanting, fingerplays, lap songs, puppets, scarves, parachute, free movement, props (hoops, balls, beanbags), musical flannelboard stories, unusual tonalities & rhythms, musical make-believe, weekly themed stickers and activity sheets in a rich, diverse musical environment….and, if I recall correctly, a dog puppet named Petey.
Annie’s Playhouse in Far Hills, NJ – acting, singing, dancing, movement for boys and girls of all ages, starting quite young and continuing through high school. London and Maddie have attended the Annie’s Playhouse Summer Stars camp for the past two summers and particularly enjoy the end of summer performance. During the school year, Annie’s offers a Broadway Babies program for ages 17 months to 5 years.
There’s a place called Cooks & Crafts in Flanders, NJ, that my girls have been to for birthday parties, probably not inclined towards toddlers as there aren’t many people brave enough to teach toddler cooking classes, but worth a phone call.
For afternoon outings but not formal “classes” with your toddler, check out some of the local farms (Alstede, Riamede, Stony Hill) for pumpkin or apple picking, petting zoos and other activities on the Roxy’s Best Of… Community Site Kid Stuff Category.
Although it may be a bit out of your way, Randolph, NJ has a lot of London and Maddie’s favorite kids stuff: Time In, Aspen Ice (ice skating), Tai Kwon Do, Pump It Up, the Little Gym, and Garden State Ballet. Randolph Gymnastics (and Randolph Rock Climbing) is a great venue for both lessons and birthday parties. When my girls were toddlers, we also spent a fair amount of time at the West Morris YMCA for swimming lessons and other toddler-oriented classes and activities. The Somerset County YMCA, with a similar selection of family programs, is located in Basking Ridge, NJ.
For more of a commitment than just the occasional activity, Roxy highly recommends Westmont Montessori in Mendham, NJ, which starts with small classes for 2-year-olds and was an enriching pre-school experience for my two girls. They’re having an open house for new families on Saturday, November 15th.

Good luck, and if you find something great for your toddler son, I hope you’ll share it by leaving a comment here on Roxy’s Best Of… so that I can pass it along to my local readers. Oh, and don’t forget — please let everyone know that Roxy sent you!

All the best,
Roxy

Have a Holly Jolly Holiday…Roxy Heads Down the Holly Trail from Mendham to Bernardsville, New Jersey — Holiday Shopping Events on Saturday, December 6th

Kitchen Tours of Somerset Hills Planned for Thursday, November 20, 2008

Roxy — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 16:18:59 +0000

It’s a brisk autumn day in the Somerset Hills, and I am heading in on the train from Bernardsville, New Jersey to our office in New York City. As I waited to board the train this morning, I happened to see a poster at the Bernardsville Train Station for the upcoming Kitchen Tours of Somerset Hills. On November 20, 2008 from 10:00am until 2:00pm, the H.S.A. of Somerset Hills invites all you ladies (and gentlemen) who lunch to get a peek at ten (10) prestigious kitchens in Bernardsville, Far Hills, and Gladstone, New Jersey. The kitchens have been decorated by local designers and florists (including Laura Clare, Flowers on Ridge, and Jardiniere), and will be catered by local restaurants, including Le Petit Chateau, Bernards Deli, The Station, and Bamboo Grille. Rex and I have enjoyed the kitchen tours we’ve taken down at the beach in Bay Head, New Jersey, and this one promises to be every bit as tasty and entertaining. For $50 per ticket, participants will spend a delightful day viewing some of the area’s most magnificent kitchens. It seems a small price to pay for the chance to peek into some of the spectacular kitchens of the neighboring Roxiticus Desperate Housewives.

All of the funds will go toward long-term spending initiatives to benefit the Bedwell Elementary School and Bernardsville Middle School, such as technology, LCD projectors and laptops, SmartBoards, sound enhancement systems and literacy programs. For more information, call (908) 766-7335 or e-mail kitchentoursofsh@yahoo.com. You can also pick up ticket purchase forms at Bedwell Elementary School. Sure beats the days of the bake sale for raising money!

Lunch on a Rainy Friday at Grill 73 in Bernardsville, New Jersey

Roxy — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 00:48:13 +0000

When our family first moved out to the Roxiticus Valley from New York City’s West Village, Rex and I commuted in to our NYC office a lot more than we do now, but we had a hard and fast rule of “never on a Friday.” Instead, on Fridays we ventured out to explore the local restaurants and catch up our “couple time” over a business lunch….at the Limestone Café in Peapack, Black Horse Tavern in Mendham, or Grill 73 in Bernardsville. A couple of Fridays ago, Rex commented that we hadn’t been out for one of our Friday lunches in far too long, so we tried out the new Equus restaurant in Bernardsville, New Jersey. We had such a good time (and a delicious lunch) that we decided to get back in the weekly habit last Friday with lunch at Grill 73 in Bernardsville.

I must apologize in advance for neglecting to take pictures of our food, as it was both beautiful and tasty. Some days I forget the photos, other days I take lots of photos and never get around to posting the restaurant review. One day Goldilocks will get it just right, but in the meantime, I’ll share the photo I snapped of the restaurant, as well as some photos from the Grill 73 web site.

With so many great choices on the Grill 73 menu, you’d think Rex and I would have ended up with two different appetizers and two different entrees. Surprisingly, we both chose exactly the same thing: the fried calamari with spicy marinara to start, followed by the Thai Beef Salad (marinated flank steak over romaine with tomatoes, red onion, cucumber & soba noodles, sweet thai chili soy dressing). Rex remembered the calamari appetizer as small, so he refused to share, but when he saw how huge the portions were, he immediately regretted his decision…even though Grill 73’s calamari is amazingly crunchy and flavorful, there was no way either of us could finish, so they packed it up for us to take home. Turns out it heated up just fine in our toaster oven for Sunday leftovers. The Thai Beef Salad was just the right combination of flavors, textures, and some serious heat (spicy spicy!), and unlike our appetizer, the size was just right.

We didn’t have room for dessert, so it was time to head off to Gary’s Wine and Marketplace in Bernardsville to pick up our wine order and a couple of cases of Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale.

Grill 73, 73 Mine Brook Road, Bernardsville, NJ. Phone (908) 630-0700.

Don’t Forget the Beer! Rex and Roxy Stock Up at Gary’s Wine & Marketplace in Bernardsville, New Jersey

Roxy — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 15:42:26 +0000

Back in August, Rex and I organized a table full of Roxiticus Desperate Housewives and Husbands and headed out to the 14th Annual Seafood Dinner at Pierre’s Restaurant. Just as I’m only getting around to posting about that evening over a month later, we recently headed over to Gary’s Wine & Marketplace in Bernardsville, NJ, to see if we could find two of the wines we enjoyed: the Marco Felluga Molamatta 2006 (artistically pictured at left, if I do say so myself) and the Inama Vigneti di Foscarino Soave Classico 2005 (served with the braised striped bass with cucumbers, under which Chef Michael tried to hide a taste of satanic mushrooms).

Although we ended up with a cartload of pinot noir and several six-packs of pumpkin ale and Oktoberfest, Gary’s didn’t have either of the two selections on our earlier visit, but they promised to see if they could get us a case (6 bottles) of each. We got a voice mail earlier this week letting us know that both of our wines were in, so we planned a rainy Friday of errands and lunch at Grill 73 in Bernardsville.

Our afternoon was a huge success. In addition to picking up the Inama Vigneti di Foscarino Soave Classico ($14.99/bottle on sale) and Marco Felluga Molamatta ($15.99/bottle after Gary’s 20% case discount), I was able to procure two cases of Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin Ale. At $60 per case, the Weyerbacher Imperial Pumpkin ale is, hands down, the best, most expensive, highest alcohol content (8%) beer I’ve ever had. As they say on the Weyerbacher web site, their Imperial Pumpkin Ale is heartier, spicier, and more “caramelly” and “pumpkiny” than its faint brethren! It is a perfect finisher (or 4 o’clock beer) on a cool autumn night, or match it up with a slice of pumpkin pie and fresh whipped cream. Yum.

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