Oh my. Mr. Henry had nearly forgotten the youthful episode when he arrived all gussied up to spend the evening “at home” with a first date, a Hollywood actress.

The imminent prospect of success stirred something deep inside him, namely, the Moroccan lentil soup he had been eating for the prior three days straight. Once the atmosphere between them had been compromised, the relationship was dashed, indeed.

regards.

Perhaps he was German in a past life………or a present one.

That chicken dish, however, makes me want Christmas to roll around all the faster. My father does a German turkey which is stuffed with apple, cranberries, and ground beef, and the whole turkey is layered in bacon while it’s in the oven. It gives it that unhealthy deliciousness that only bacon can…

Although Little Henry likes cilantro in guacamole and even on tomatoes in lieu of basil, she did not opt to adorn a mild flavor like french beans with a strong one.

Cilantro cuts curiously across cultural boundaries. Chinese and Japanese despise it. Moroccans and Mexicans adore it. It’s essential to Southeast Asian cuisine. In recent European recipes, cilantro seems to have snuck in through the side door.