over the last few months, the fridaynightdinnerbox routine has taken a back seat to another exciting project, the opening of my chef kent baddeley’s new restaurant:
ten-twenty-four
so, having now returned home, & with friday once more fast approaching, it’s time again to get the dinnerbox back into the fridaynight routine.
watch this space...
so then, each week, or every other week, i'll find a dish suitable for a different cut of beef. following the cuts on a butcher's diagram, before long the whole cow will be cooked, in one way or another. after that...well...perhaps i'll cook a pig!
ten-twenty-four
make that very exciting...
inspiration happening...
dreams becoming plans, plans becoming reality, reality…rocking:
needless to say, it was sad to leave. though, at the same time, nice to come home again.
kerouac wrote, 'what is that feeling you get when you drive away from people & you see their specks disperse on the horizon? it's the too huge world vaulting us, & it's goodbye. but we lean forward to the next crazy venture beneath the skies'so, having now returned home, & with friday once more fast approaching, it’s time again to get the dinnerbox back into the fridaynight routine.
watch this space...
more kitchen talk: cook-a-cow
in addition, i'm going to cook a cow. bit by bit that is. over a period of time.
'nose to tail' is the term used these days, where each part of an animal is cooked according to its own individual merits, a range of different cooking techniques employed, a meat lover's repertoire in the making.
dinner in a box. a fridaynightdinnerbox, to be sure.
so then, each week, or every other week, i'll find a dish suitable for a different cut of beef. following the cuts on a butcher's diagram, before long the whole cow will be cooked, in one way or another. after that...well...perhaps i'll cook a pig!
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