When Pandya first served goat brains at the original Long Island City location of Adda in 2018, the price was $4.99 a pound; these days, at the reimagined version of the restaurant in the East Village, he's paying closer to $12 a pound.
Fiberglass has been the fire barrier of choice for many a mattress for a long time. You can usually find it in one of two places: the mattress cover, or a thin internal sleeve that's usually called a "fire sock." Fiberglass is very good as a flame retardant since it won't burn and has an extremely high melting point, 2,237 degrees Fahrenheit. It's a cheap material that's easy to integrate into a mattress.
"This is a little subjective, but to me, the best temperature for a sirloin steak falls within the medium-rare to medium range. The meat remains very tender and juicy at these points."
Steel sponges, also known as pot scourers or steel wool, are rough, metal cleaning tools usually sold in the shape of a ball. They're typically made from, you guessed it, steel, which is cut into fine strips before being packed together into a holdable shape.