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Category Archives: Food
En Passant VIII
Coffee in Hyde Park: I had the misfortune of being stuck in down town Hyde Park needing a coffee without access to a car. I started at Sip and Savour where I ordered a cortado. They did not know what … Continue reading
Posted in Chess, Coffee, Food, Travel
Tagged Anish Giri, Ble Sacre, Brittany, Chess, Ding Liren, Dominic Ansel, Fabiano Caruana, Gizzards, Haruzo Hida, Jacques Tilouine, Kouign Amann, Marzocco, Melbourne, Nepomniachtchi, Paris
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En Passant IX (I’m a Gnu)
One feature of having an electric piano is the ability to record the accompaniment to songs which (for reasons of timing or otherwise) are quite hard to play and sing at the same time. A possible downside, however, is that … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Music, Waffle
Tagged Australia, Bach, Buckweat Crepes, Challah, Circular Breathing, Flanders and Swann, Injera, Martin Rutherford, Melbourne Grammar, Oboe, The Gnu, Tortillas, Vegemite
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Alinea
Fresh off my dining experiences in Jerusalem, I returned home for some more local dining. From smoked juniper bushes to edible stones, I arrived at Alinea fearing that I would be underwhelmed but left leaving very happy. Rather than try … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Travel
Tagged Alinea, Balloons, Juniper Bushes, L'Etoile, Stones, The Prisoner, Victoria Market, Violet Hour
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Indulgences
Today is Persiflage’s birthday, but let us not also forget to wish many happy returns to friends of the blog Ana and Vytas, who share the same birthday! Here is how I plan to celebrate: I will spare you with the … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged Ana Caraiani, Bach, Bao Le Hung, Champagne, Fog, Foie Gras, Fruit Cake, King's College Cambridge, Lake Michigan, Musical Offering, Sauternes, Schubert, Serre, Serre-Tate Correspondence, Smoked Eel, Tallis, Tate, Tea, Tofu, Vytas Paskunas
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A flat white, please
Thanks to the New York Times, I can now order a flat white at my local cafe instead of an 8 ounce latte. Culture is coming to America, my friends!
Posted in Food, Waffle
Tagged Coffee, Flat White, Latte, New York Times, Third Wave Coffee
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Gerookte paling op de Albert Cuypmarkt
My mother grew up in, as she would affectionately say, the rat infested slums of Amsterdam (complete with tales of giant rats crawling inside the toilet bowl and sleeping two to a bed). I finally had the chance to visit … Continue reading
Michael Pollan is not a scientist
Michael Pollan is popular because he is an engaging speaker who spins a narrative about food that dovetails with the political inclinations of his audience. He has a degree in English, and, as far as I know, no scientific training … Continue reading
The Bourgeois Pig is dead to me
While on the way to meet up with BF, I stopped by and ordered an 8 ounce latte at the Pig. The result: a foamy scalding hot disaster which brought great shame upon hipster cafes everywhere. It was so bad, … Continue reading
En Passant
Several times in NYC, I’ve had the chance to visit Eataly, an italian food court/upscale delicatessen run by Mario Batali. You can either sit down at one of the various restaurants for an antipasto plate with a glass of wine, … Continue reading