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beets, horseradish, oysters, bacon, chrysanthemum |
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camembert, hazelnuts, cherries, anise hyssop, caramel |
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service focus |
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monkfish, scallop, garlic, bacon, chanterelles |
Sometimes just fun to look behind in order to see the road ahead. As with life, the same can be said for one's cooking. As I glance at dishes past and long forgotten, I ponder what could become of them today. To think and contemplate about "what if I thought of this idea in current senses. How would it present and position itself in my cooking?" Would I be excited? Would I trash it? Amazing how the road ahead can take a turn for the better when you least expect it. It sure has in my life.
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