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Online Ordering at the Brick Oven
It's Fast, Convenient, and Free!For the month of December wehave a Special Promo just for YOU!Every Sunday & Monday if you order anentrée online we will give you anotherentrée of equal or lesser value for FREE!
not valid with any other offers
Promotion expires December 29th
Every year our “No Peeking” Holiday Envelopes are a HUGE hit! Last year wegave away $20,000 in complimentary dinners, desserts, $50 off, $10 off and $5off. This year we’re giving away another $20,000 in complimentary dinners,desserts and appetizers! Every time you join us in December you will be given asealed red envelope with your bill. But
NO
peeking! You can’t open it until you dine with us inJanuary or February . . . and you have to open it in front of your server when your secret prize will berevealed! Remember you must return the envelope
unopened
for the prize to be valid. This offer is
not valid with any other offer & is not valid for carry out items
. So, bring your envelope infrom January 1 ~ February 12th and only take a peek in front of your server to see what you’ve won!Everybody is a winner. Remember-
NO PEEKING!
Only ONE envelope valid per table.This offer is not valid with any coupon or any other offer.
Brick Oven's FamousSmoked Prime Rib Dinner$99.95Includes a 5 pound fully cooked Prime Rib.Each meal for 8 comes with your choice of 4 familyside dishes. Included are 32 ounces of Brick Oven'ssignature gravy and 12 dinner rolls.
Brick Oven Courtyard Grille 3030 SW Wanamaker Rd. Topeka, Kansas 66614785.478.2742 brickovencourtyardgrille.com
Elbert Hubbard
Order deadline 12/22/08Last Pick up date 12/24/08
This offer not valid with any to other offer, coupon or discount.
Gift Certificates ALWAYSmake the perfect present.
~ Purchase
$25
in Gift CertificatesReceive FREE
$5
Complimentary Gift Certificate~Purchase
$50
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$10
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$100
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$25
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Sweet Potatoes with Pecans and BlueCheese
4 1/2 pounds sweet potatoes, unpeeled, cutinto 1-inch cubes3 Tbs. olive oil6 sprigs fresh thyme (or 1/2 tsp. dried)1 cup pecans1 cup crumbled Roquefort or other bluecheesePreheat oven to 425 degrees.Combine sweet potatoes and oil in a roastingpan; sprinkle with leaves from 4 thyme sprigs.Roast for 30 to 45 minutes or until tender.Transfer the sweetpotatoes to a serv-ing bowl. Gentlytoss with pecansand cheese. Saltand pepper totaste. Garnish withremaining thymesprigs. Serves 6.
Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts
Did you ever wonder . . .
where the tradition of hanging Christmas stockingsoriginated? As you can well imagine, I did. And I thought about the first home my family livedin where no fireplace existed. Every year my parents handed my three siblings and me a sockfrom my father’s sock drawer, all different colors so as to know which was
our
sock or stockingas the case was. We would drape each empty sock over the back of an overstuffed chair and onChristmas morning, those socks bulged with fruit, peppermint sticks, nuts and small trinketslike Silly Putty and miniature decks of cards. Instantly we would grind the peppermint stick into the orange and suck the juice through the candy. I don’t even know if they make those kind of peppermint sticks anymore.Eventually, we moved into a larger home
with
a fireplace and home-made stockings with each of our names stitchedacross the top. No more chair stockings. All were hung over the fireplace with care in descending order of our ages . . .over time the stockings increased in number with the arrival of three additional siblings.But I digress . . . After Googling several sites, the most common story for the tradition of the Christmas stocking is thatstockings are hung near the chimney on Christmas Eve for Santa Claus to fill it with goodies for the children. Children inUnited States and some other countries have been following this tradition of hanging a Christmas stocking, believing thatFather Christmas will fill it with sweets and gifts for them.The tradition of the Christmas stockings began by a story told since ancient time about a kind noble man who had threedaughters. The wife of the nobleman died and the daughters and their father were left in a state of sorrow. The daughtershad to do all the work in the house. When the daughters became young and eligible for marriage, the poor father could notafford to give huge dowries to their husbands. The father told his daughters that somehow all would be fine.One evening the daughters, after washing their stockings, hung them near the fireplace to dry. Santa Claus beingmoved by the plight of the daughters came in and filled the stockings hanging by the chimney with gold . The next morn-ing the family noticed the gold bags and the nobleman had enough for his daughters’marriages. The daughters married the loves of their lives and all was fine. Once this hope-ful news spread, the tradition of hanging Christmas stockings began.Who knew?
Monday through Saturday from 4pm-5:30pm.For $10.99 choose from any of the followingmenu items & comes with
1
side dish:
Prices are only valid on these items listed above.This offer not valid with any other discount, couponor offer. These items come with
1
side dish.
Come in & tell us
where
&
what
this is & ifyou are one of the first twenty people toanswer correctly, you’ll win a FREE dinner($12.00 value).
Not valid with any other offer.
Bob & Donna Cogswellarethe December V.I.P.winners and willreceive a $25.00gift certificate.
This guy goes into his dentist's office, becausesomething is wrong with his mouth. After a briefexamination, the dentist exclaims, "Holy Smoke! Thatplate I installed in your mouth about six months agohas nearly completely corroded! What on earth haveyou been eating?" "Well . . . the only thing I can thinkof is this . . . my wife made me someasparagus about four months ago with thisstuff on It . . . Hollandaise sauce shecalled it . . . and doctor, I'm talkin'DELICIOUS! I've never tasted anything like it,and ever since then I've been putting it on every thing. . . meat, fish, toast, vegetables . . . you name it!""That's probably it," replied the dentist "Hollandaisesauce is made with lemon juice, which is acidic andhighly corrosive. It seems as thought I'll have to installa new plate, but made out of chrome this time." "Whychrome?" the man asked. "Well, everyone knows thatthere's no plate like chrome for the Hollandaise!"
Expand your vocabulary. Use the word atleast once a day for the month and it shouldstay filed in the brain.
Absquatulate ~
ab-SKWOCH-uh-laytverb intr.: To leave in ahurry; to flee.
"If you try toabsquatulate again, I'llsic the FBI on you."
785-478-2742(BRIC) Direct Catering 785-249-1282
Christmas, New Years, andHoliday Parties. We are catering hors d'oeuvres and party trays, buffets, and formal sit down dinners. Wewant to help make your celebrations more enjoyable. You can be a guest at your own event. Give Tricia Adolphson a call to place your order or set up an appointment to plan your event. Are you having a fund raiser, social gathering, office luncheon, corporate event, wedding rehearsal, orwedding reception? Do you want your event to be memorable? We can help you plan your event whetherit's casual, semi-casual or formal and make it spectacular with our great menu selections and excellentservice.
Drop-n-Go Buffet
Our most economical buffet. Drop-n-Go Buffets serve one-third pound of sliced meat per personwith your choice of two meats: Beef Brisket, Chopped Kobe-style Burnt Ends, Hickory RoastedHam, Smoked Turkey Breast or Pulled Pork50-74 guests 75-99 guests 100+ guests9.25 9.00 8.75
Wood Grilled Buffet
A genuine hickory wood-fired delight. All wood grilled buffets are prepared on site. Customizeyour meal. Choose from:Backyard Picnic (burgers, brats and hot dogs) -------- 11.95 per personAdd Boneless Chicken Breast Fillets--------------------- 1.99 per personThe 12 oz. K.C. Strip---------------------------------------25.99 per person½ Marinated Grilled Chicken------------------------------12.99 per personAll buffets include the delivery & set-up of disposable table covering for 8 foot tables (provided by you). Food arrives in disposable containers. Our sides include our famous iron-skillet beans,creamy coleslaw, pasta salad, barbeque sauce, pickles, and variety of breads, paperware, andserving utensils. Call me to plan your event and give you further details on our catering.
Thanks, Tricia Adolphson
Vision in the New Year of 2009
Every year we intend to change something about ourselves to better our lives. This year, before the end of the year, take your new 2009 calendar and mark the first day of each month with your resolu-tion of the month. You might take your bigger resolutions and slot them into acertain day of every month as a reminder.
Some ideas to widen your horizons:
Read a book a month/Join a book clubVolunteer four hours a month for your favorite causeJournal/Name the journal with a real name & write in letter formTake more photographs/Keep your eyes open for the uniqueStart a Facebook page and get back in touch with friends & familyCommit to one hour a week with no electricityTransition to re-usable grocery bagsBe kind to loved ones & strangers
Recycle Your Old Cell PhoneBring in your old phone &Receive $8.00 off your Bill
These Cell Phones will be refurbished and given to those whocan’t afford new cell phones ANDit will reduce waste and space in our land fills.
This offer is not valid with any other offer, coupon or discount.Must spend $25.00 minimum to receive discount.Only one phone donation/discount per ticket/bill.Phones must not be older than two years old.Offer expires December 30, 2008Entrée includes10 ounce slice of delicious smoked Prime Ribserved with one of our fabulous side dishes anda dinner salad.
This offer is not valid with any other offer, coupon ordiscount. Price does not include beverages, tax orgratuity. You
MUST
mention that you want thisspecial when ordering to receive special price.
Dine in only
4-10pm.
. . .
Next time you’re in line at a fastfood restaurant or waiting to payyour toll on the turnpike, pay for the personbehind you. Then tell the clerk to tell the personto pay it forward! For the moneyyou spend doing this you will berewarded tenfold in that good oldfashioned feel-good feeling! Andthis need not be limited toHoliday time.
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