I have no idea of the food you post, how about posting something I CAN understand such as Ravioli in cream sauce or snails in hot butter and garlic.
Oh vesta, dear, you don't understand.
Even I have no idea of most of the food the primitives yip-yap about, which is why with this thread I decided from hereafter to include wikipedia descriptions of chow and methods, as shown in red on the original post here.
I've undoubtedly eaten many of those things, or cooked many of those things ways similar to how the primitives allege to prepare them, but being deaf, there's a "disconnect" between something and the word for something.
You hear such words all the time, and since they stick in the memory, you know what pertains to what, what's what.
One can't remember what one's never heard; to me, they're just words.
When a primitive says she
fricassed something, it goes right over this head; it's probably something I've done before, but I never heard, and hence never knew, the word for it.
And so the nuance of it, vesta, dear; the primitives taunt my lack of knowledge by using words they
know franksolich doesn't know, and so I extract retribution by using words the primitives don't know.
<<<a pro at one-upping irritating people.
