Review: A Cook’s Tour

A Cook's Tour Reading this book on my daily commute certainly stirred up an appetite by the time I reached my destination!

The colourful speech and frank tone of Kitchen Confidential is also present in this book, and still very entertaining. However, I found the book more like a collection of short stories than one continuous piece, as it jumped from country to country, and sometimes back to a previous country.

There’s some discussion of the culture that surrounds the food, but it certainly doesn’t have the detail that he provided about professional cooking.

My favourite aspect to this book is the flair and passion for describing food, done so well with imaginative descriptions that I feel like I can almost taste it. If restaurant menus were all written with such expertise, I’d by hypnotized into always eating out!

http://www.amazon.com/review/R3RGKXSI2LTX4H/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm

Instructed to work on my “Fashion”

This magazine showed up in my mailbox this month. Despite it bearing a mailing label wtih my correct name and address, I guarantee I have no idea of why I got this. Perhaps someone objects to my regular attire?

Strangely, it’s the February edition, but I received it on January 7th. I had no idea they sent these out so early.

Cats and Macs

I remember when my cats were kittens… everything was new and ready to be killed.

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