What Adjectives Are We Using in "Food Magazine"
Thursday, February 19, 2009 at 06:39AM
Eric Rasmussen (Originally posted Thursday, July 03, 2008 )
--*Your pot roast was seething
--*Your cupcakes were Brobdingnagian
--*The sauce bearnaise was clinical in the best sense
--*The shallots had the fearsome quality of moral idiocy
--*The capers tickled like the wings of a smutty harpy, and hit their targets with deadly, emasculating accuracy
--*The beurre blanc sauce rose beneath vulgarity
--*The venison tartare was Jack Londonesque
--*The blanched endives were greatly satirical
--*The Lachryma Christi suffered from too much passion but at last had a woody finish
--*The butternut squash was refreshingly jejune
--*The Twinkies were the very spirit of post-Einsteinian irrationality that was the zeitgeist of 20th century cuisine
--*The Freedom Fries...long may they sizzle
Thanks to PJ for noticing that I've been sore for three days. I have a sprain of some sort in my neck that has made sleeping very uncomfortable and turning my head to look for traffic almost impossible. If I am hit by a bus, you'll know why. I am not complaining. I internalize my pain like any good upright moral Christian.
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