I love dinner parties! I used to throw one every second Friday when my daughter was small: always three courses, sometimes the main something to be prepared in advance but generally always starting with pasta. How the hell did I do it? But I loved it. Now if it's my turn to make family dinner it seems to take me an entire day just to cook one course!
Heard at barbecues in the Midwest. “Ya, how about them Twins?” Bon mot indeed.
Male cooking. Male conversation.
Barbeque is the only Taino word in English (sacred fire pit)--the only thing the practice has to recommend it.
"Life is too shrt to stuff a mushroom." Elizabeth David
My view of barbeques is simple - food poisoning à la mode.
I love dinner parties! I used to throw one every second Friday when my daughter was small: always three courses, sometimes the main something to be prepared in advance but generally always starting with pasta. How the hell did I do it? But I loved it. Now if it's my turn to make family dinner it seems to take me an entire day just to cook one course!