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"This meal is my take on American summer classics\u2014steak, salad, and fresh corn\u2014adapted with Continental flair. The rib eye is marinated in olive oil, garlic, and herbs, then grilled. The corn kernels are cut from the cob (do this delicately, so as not to lose the sweet juices) and cooked quickly with a bit of butter, some milk, and chicken stock, with polenta (or grits) to thicken. The result is a dish as rich and delicious as creamed corn, but with much less fat. Prepare this ahead and let it set while you grill the steak.  Perhaps the most surprising variation is the salad, which is made with iceberg lettuce, that American standby. I&amp;#039;ve always been on the fence about iceberg. It has every quality you want in a summer lettuce\u2014it&amp;#039;s crunchy, cool, and refreshing\u2014but it lacks flavor. Unlike arugula or endive, if you simply dress iceberg with olive oil and vinegar, you&amp;#039;ll end up with a very boring salad.  But iceberg does make an excellent background for creamy dressings. In this salad, which has become a signature dish at my DBGB restaurant, the lettuce is cut crosswise into thick slabs, then topped with a blue-cheese-and-cr\u00E8me-fra\u00EEche dressing and sprinkled with bacon, celery, tomatoes, walnuts, and herbs. What to Drink &amp;quot;I love Cabernets and Cabernet blends with steak,&amp;quot; says Daniel Johnnes, wine director of Daniel Boulud&amp;#039;s restaurants. &amp;quot;They harmonize with the beefy, charred flavors.&amp;quot; He recommends a 2006 Bordeaux from Ch\u00E2teau Haut-Bailly ($66) in the Pessac-L\u00E9ognan region: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s about two-thirds Cabernet Sauvignon and one-third Merlot, with the backbone to stand up to beef.&amp;quot; He also likes Ch\u00E2teau Giscours ($50), from the Margaux district, and points out that the second labels of both ch\u00E2teaus, La Parde de Haut-Bailly and La Sir\u00E8ne de Giscours, offer great values. Click here to see the recipe for Grilled Rib Eye with Iceberg Salad and Creamless Creamed Corn. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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