First of all, the picture of the brussels sprouts stalk is unrelated. (I got it at Trader Joe’s for helllaaa cheap.) I took it awhile ago when I still hoped that this phone’s camera could launch a food blog. I’ve since been disabused of that notion, especially since this damn thing doesn’t have a flash and Monk’s Kettle is lit too low to take a picture. Now that we got that out of the way, I need to get serious here.
Social conventions can sometimes get in the way of enjoying food.
I’ve gotta be honest, I enjoy ripping a steak to shreds like an animal more than I enjoy cutting it like a gentleman. But that nicety doesn’t bother me as much as this situation:
You’re sitting around a table. There is one appetizer left. Everyone offers it to everyone else at once. Everyone laughs.
Oh, we’re having a jolly ‘ol time.
But, still no one takes the remaining piece.
Then, the waiter comes. He looks at the plate. You look at each other.
A pause.
He takes the plate.
The crabcakes/fries/shrimp/quiches are wasted. (In this case, it was goat cheese, wilted spinach, and diced tomatoes that would have been wasted.)
Eat it.
Eat it.
Eat it.
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Just eat it (eat it), eat it (eat it)
Get yourself an egg and beat it.
Have a banana, have a whole bunch
It doesn’t matter what you had for lunch
Just eat it (eat it eat it eat it eat it eat it…)
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[...] much better to caramelize them somehow. I made half of the brussels sprout stalk seen in an earlier post by making a caramel sauce (with balsamic vinegar and homemade caramel) and then frying the brussels [...]
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