Monday, April 25, 2011
Meat Glue...Yikes!
I'm not sure if this goes on in the USA, but if I was a betting man, I would not bet against it. At Le Cordon Bleu, we were told over and over again, "Know your purveyor!" Stick with Choice or Prime meats, at least you know what you're paying for. 'Select Meats' might just mean what it says, selecting pieces of meat and glueing them together.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Blessing of the animals fills L.A.'s Olvera Street
Blessing of the animals fills L.A.'s Olvera Street
Festival of San Antonio celebrated here in Los Angeles. I took part in the same celebration in Casperia, Italy in January of this year. They even bless the tractors as the beasts of burden have been replaced by FIAT and John Deere. But they fired off fireworks and scared all the animals.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Put that Career on Hold...Maybe
My job interview and subsequent bribe of chocolate covered orange peels went for naught. The yacht club apparently is looking for someone with more experience. Funny, I probably have more experience than half of the applicants. Combined! It's called age; just not in a professional kitchen. As it turned out, after explaining to our friends Kathy, Bill, Toddy and Chuck, my Friday nights along with weekends would be no more. They all told me "You're not going to take that job are you?" Well, I guess not. Friends and Friday night poker have a strangle hold on my culinary career.
Here is an idea. Prepped gourmet meals that you buy and pick up on your way home from where ever. Portion control with organic foods that include a starter, main entrée and a small dessert. How much would you pay for that? Twelve bucks a meal? Twenty bucks for a meal for two? Just an idea that one of Chris' friends is currently doing. I'm going to see how she packages these and maybe do the same type of thing.
Would you buy something like this, say twice a week?
Let me know.
Here is an idea. Prepped gourmet meals that you buy and pick up on your way home from where ever. Portion control with organic foods that include a starter, main entrée and a small dessert. How much would you pay for that? Twelve bucks a meal? Twenty bucks for a meal for two? Just an idea that one of Chris' friends is currently doing. I'm going to see how she packages these and maybe do the same type of thing.
Would you buy something like this, say twice a week?
Let me know.
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