Quoting Michael Loo to Jim Weller <=-

when you say a thing is "like" something, it means
that it's not that something. If I said, as
I would to some here, that you spoke AS someone
who had never tasted the stuff, that would mean
that I was accusing you of never having had the
experience.

Ah, a subtle difference but a difference all the same.

Next week Lilli and I are going to have our
blowout Christmas meal at Yan Toh Heen, where
we have preordered a crispy squab, the roast
suckling pig platter, and pan-seared Wagyu
with duck liver in spicy sauce.

Wow. Just Wow. I just might be able to afford the meal, but not the
airfare! Yeah, I know you have bejillion miles but I'd have to pay
full tilt.

Title: Episcopalian Chopped Liver
6 Whole eggs
1 lb Chicken livers

That's a bizarre amount of eggs.

Agreed. One, maybe two would be fine.

What's an Anglican bridge party? Four
Episcopalians and a fifth.

I hadn't heard that before. But then I don't know a lot about the
Anglican faith and the ways of the members. My grandparents were
Anglican but my parents never attend any church unless somebody was
getting married. Half the family were drunkards, the other half
teetotalers, my parents being two of the few who were and remained
moderate social drinkers.

Speaking of steaks and prices, as we have been lately, I note that
Costco Canada has Canadian raised Wagyu Black beef; the sirloin is
$30 per pound and the ribeyes $50. Based on the website ad's image,
if it can be trusted, it looks very nicely marbled, certainly
Canadian prime, and almost to the level of fattiness of Kobe or the
other two Japanese "Big Beefs".

Cocotini
4 1/2 oz Malibu Coconut Rum
3 oz Sprite
splash of grenadine

Shake together everything except grenadine. Pour into
large martini glass. Top with grenadine.

Now you're just messing with me!


Cheers

Jim


... Fat free cheese is like meat-free beef.

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