ChatterBank2 mins ago
Masterchef: The professionals.
112 Answers
Do you think Michel Roux takes himself far too seriously ? If he gave me one of his well presented platters with four spots of food on it I would send it back and demand a meal !
Answers
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by Krausse. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Eccles is right - when the heart comes into cooking with good ingredients, technique and imagination, it can be sublime, be it a 3* Michelin, a 1*, a local gastropub, a beach café or even one's own kitchen, then it can be sublime. In addition to the food, there is the wine, the location and occasion, and one more very important ingredient, people.
The French have a word for it that doesn't easily translate into one word in English and that is "Degustation"......a word that encapsulates all the elements......
I'm actually feeling quite sorry for your view, Krausse, you are missing out on one of the great pleasures of life.
The French have a word for it that doesn't easily translate into one word in English and that is "Degustation"......a word that encapsulates all the elements......
I'm actually feeling quite sorry for your view, Krausse, you are missing out on one of the great pleasures of life.
No one is forced to eat at these places. If people can afford it and it's what they like doing then what's the problem? We used to go miles out of our way so I could have Welsh Rarebit at a particular pub because I liked it. Each to his own (proper good food would be wasted on me though but I don't begrudge others or the chefs who make it).
I think the vast majority of people who go to expensive eateries of any kind know exactly what they are paying for. I expect the are many areas of your lie where you are being ripped off but you choose to ignore it because you like those things/services. Thanks for the assistance but I don't require any help.