When
people find out that I used to work as a chef, they often ask what my
specialty was. It's a question that stumps me, because any chef will
tell you that their specialty is the dish the last diner loved.
Even so, on the path to find the perfect dish for someone else, you must pursue what you like as well. Most chefs will tell you that they started cooking because they wanted something to eat that they knew they couldn't get anywhere else. Mother Necessity exercises her considerable influence again.
Even so, on the path to find the perfect dish for someone else, you must pursue what you like as well. Most chefs will tell you that they started cooking because they wanted something to eat that they knew they couldn't get anywhere else. Mother Necessity exercises her considerable influence again.
Let me give you an example. A friend of mine posted this about her 4-year-old on fb today:
So
Isaac just made himself a sandwich, but he needed help gathering
ingredients. He said, "Mommy, I will need the ham. And peanut butter.
And mayonnaise and jelly. And ketchup."
I asked what flavor jelly? Cherry, peach or grape?
He said, "Whichever one you think is the best
for my sandwich."
Raised eyebrows and knowing nods all around, right?
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