But if I posted all that nasty stuff you wouldn't get to see or appreciate the wholesomeness of what truly wealthy people get up to... So... I binned it. And instead,
Yesterday, my wife took over a chicken mozambique (kind of mild curry thing) to a brilliant and very very wealthy deep coal gas engineer who lives in a mansion in the premier local suburb.
I had to warn her to tell him though, before he ate it, that there is a difference between fresh hand-ground spices and proper traditional cooking, and the commercial cooking he might have been used to from going out to commercial restaurants.
Now I watch Dr. Phil as much as any of
the other several million+ of his viewers, but let me tell you, illicit drugs are dangerous but I
don't think it really is true that illicit drugs are as powerful as a
properly-made Tamil curry or a Mozambique chicken 'casserole.'
Well, okay though, this is how you get
to eat these things with me at my place:
...firstly, it's late afternoon or
evening. There are uniformed people who massage you for as long as
three hours or so in the massage rooms, using myrrh and benzoin and
almond oil. You wear comfortable slippers and something loose and you
are taken into the dining area, which is in candle-light and the
orange glow of the warming brazier. Suddenly 'Diving Faces' by
Liquid Child hits up deeply on the Bose. People wear emeralds around
the table.
Glass Slipper - by Louboutin |
You sit in Jarrah and leather dining
chairs designed by my friend Karl Teuchert (I drag him out of heaven
for this) of ARTRA and someone offers you champagne. And then the
food is brought in and you are served. And you get to see some
novelty, or some innovation, something new, always something new...
And let me tell you, you are not going
to remember much else until you wake up the next day.
See the water, wine, bread...? We are the meat & potatoes. |
And another thing – this is all real
stuff I'm talking about here. Ordinary cardamom seeds out of the
pods, if toasted a little and mixed with cloves tops and mace shroud
(fresh), in some kind of delicious food will knock your socks clean
off. Try it if you don't believe me. The staff don't need to be
wearing Nombre Noir or SL's R de N, but that also helps and if you
are conned by me into drinking the champagne out of straws
(concentrates the gasses), you won't last thirty minutes. Wealth is
what it is. And it isn't money per se.
Next post, I talk about Beef
Bourguignone, one of the most complex dishes to do correctly, but one
of the most rewarding when done correctly.
John E. N. Ward (himself).
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