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By Eric Lawlor
Published on March 05, 1998
Of all the major food groups, which two are the most important? Meat and Guinness, of course. So rejoice, all ye who fret about your health. There's now a simple way to get your recommended daily allowance of both: Waddle over to McGonigel's Mucky Duck (2425 Norfolk, 528-5999) and order the beef Guinness ($8.95). The name's prosaic, I will admit, but wait till you see it: Basically a beef stew, it's served in a toasted bread bowl and comes to the table looking like a Coca Loca. It tastes fantastic. The beef, marinated in Guinness and sugar, is so tender I quite expected it to waft off the plate. Isn't it nice when something this delicious is good for you as well
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