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" Nighttime is more fun than day-time. It just is. We do things we don&amp;#039;t ever do in daylight \u2014 open our doors to friends and friends of friends, pour our best liquor, talk to strangers, jump in a cab somewhere, have another drink, spend a little too much money, canoodle \u2014 because there&amp;#039;s no work tomorrow and what the hell. Or there is work tomorrow but what the hell. And the best part of night is late night. This is because late at night, the rules change. We&amp;#039;re hopped up on the energy of being with friends or we&amp;#039;re exhausted and staring into the fridge, and in both cases we&amp;#039;ve had the bourbon, and suddenly we&amp;#039;re eating pie or an enormous cheeseburger or some shawarma or a sandwich we just invented, and it tastes fantastic. Whatever it is, it is exactly what we needed. Late night is the easiest time to eat like a man, because eating like a man is about pleasure and very little else. It&amp;#039;s about fun. More fun than you&amp;#039;ve ever had eating when the sun is out.  Recipes produced by Francine Maroukian "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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