Jerry learns that his current girlfriend, Margaret (Marita Geraghty), formerly dated Newman, who ended the relationship. George's revelation eventually leads to a rift between him and Julie when the truth comes out, but she simply justifies her actions by saying, 'George, all I did was hand someone a bag.' Semi-humiliated, George vows never to buy Elaine lunch ever again. George is displeased over the fact that Elaine thanked Julie for buying the salad, and casually mentions to Elaine that he was responsible for the purchase. But his girlfriend Julie (Michelle Forbes) appears to take credit for the purchase when she hands Elaine the salad in Jerry's apartment. At Elaine's request, George purchases a 'big salad' for her from Monk's. The clerk asks for her telephone number to call her when he receives the pencil but Elaine gives him Jerry's number instead. Pitt (Ian Abercrombie) and soon finds herself dealing with the romantic advances of the stationery store clerk (Jerry Levine). *Elaine must find a special mechanical pencil, the Rolamech 1000, for her boss, Mr. (There will be a future blog post about this.)

It's week THREE! I had to move the Aerogarden from the guest room into my studio in order to be able to raise the light two notches to accommodate the lettuce's rapid growth this past week. I used three varieties here: red leaf, romaine, and butter crunch. We used Bamboo flatware to eat this one, which added to the fun!Īll of the lettuce is from my AEROGARDEN. Here I've done it rather simply so you can see each ingredient, but in the past I've placed them in circles, swirls, and wedges. One of the things I particularly like about it is the artistry involved in putting it together. I think the Cobb Salad is one of the prettiest to serve. Variations of the salad are served in restaurants worldwide (I personally add large-dice cucumber), but to me if there is no avocado, then it's not a Cobb Salad. A main-dish salad, its major components are chopped salad greens, tomato, crispy bacon, chicken breast, hard-boiled eggs, avocado, chives, and Roquefort cheese. The Cobb salad (Not to be confused with 'The Big Salad'* the 88th episode (2nd episode 6th season) of Seinfeld that originally aired on September 29, 1994.), invented in the 1930's at the Hollywood Brown Derby restaurant is named for the restaurant's owner, Robert Howard Cobb.

George the big salad