Oddest of all, he feels more and more like a vegetarian — and he's liking it.
I don't eat a lot of meat, which means we don't buy much of it, so when we go to restaurants, Cranky indulges his meat lust by ordering steak. But the last couple of times we ate at a place known for its rather good steaks, he had a bowl of French onion soup instead.
Now, Cranky is indulging my lust, which he's always been happy to do — but he's surprised at how much he enjoys it himself.
I tend to order "from the top of the menu" — y'know, little dishes, rich with flavor, varied in textures. Nothing I hate more than what I call "a plate of same." Who wants to saw through mouthful after mouthful of unmitigated animal protein? How about a little spark? Some visual gratification? Some fun?
I eat.
8 comments:
you two know how to live
cool blog! love the title and description. just found you off comments at snackish. will be staying tuned now more often!
"Who wants to saw through mouthful after mouthful of unmitigated animal protein?"
You didn't really want to know who, right?
Don't forget the gravy, it helps with large portions of protein.
Biggles
Sam: Sigh. Blush. :-)
Mona: Howdy! Thanks for stopping by. Now I'll come and visit you.
Bigs: Oh, yeah, baby, I had you in mind when that sentence came spilling out. However, two things: 1) Gravy doesn't count. Gravy -- oh, I am the turkey gravy maker of your dreams. I only roast the bird for the gravy; would rather not have to lubricate meat to get it down my throat, though. 2) And cured meats don't count. There is bacon and a Kentucky ham in my fridge at this very moment.
What Biggles said!
G.
All too often I have been guilty of joylessly grazing through "a plate of same." I love your method of ordering little stuff from the top of the menu. I think I'll do that more often!
Tofu puffs? Please, elaborate!
Kathy: Tofu puffs. Deep fried. Commercial, or you can fry them yourself.
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