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2007-09-20 01:21 am (UTC)
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Heh. You can tell the extent of my diet by the fact that I have never even heard of molecular gastronomy.
Some of what you listed sounds good, in theory. Others, bleah. Even when I know what you are talking about, it still sounds bleah.
Mostly confused about the things that, in theory, you would have to work to screw up. Like, pb&j. How hard is that?
Of course, you were asking the same question about cheese, so it only goes to show.
I am starting to get the impression that many more things can be fried, and usually taste better when they are.
Usually, I said.
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Some of what you listed sounds good, in theory. Others, bleah. Even when I know what you are talking about, it still sounds bleah.
Mostly confused about the things that, in theory, you would have to work to screw up. Like, pb&j. How hard is that?
Of course, you were asking the same question about cheese, so it only goes to show.
I am starting to get the impression that many more things can be fried, and usually taste better when they are.
Usually, I said.