Thursday, November 01, 2007
Barbequed Beast of Burden!
Recently the Food Editor (FE) fell under the spell of the marketers atCurly's barbeque meats("always pulled, never shredded"). He ventured to his local big-chain grocer and took home a tub. While he was thoroughly heating the pre-cooked basted beast, he fretted: would it make him ill? Would it taste funny? To his pleasant surprise, it tasted like...barbequed beast! And it didn't make him ill! Yet even this happiness came tinged with sadness: how could the newly beast-free Monz enjoy barbeque beast?
Like this! "Went home for lunch and had a "smart barbeque" mountain bread wrap and some cous-cous withopen pit (mmmmMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmm!). All in all a happy lunch."
Tears of joy ensued.
Recently the Food Editor (FE) fell under the spell of the marketers atCurly's barbeque meats("always pulled, never shredded"). He ventured to his local big-chain grocer and took home a tub. While he was thoroughly heating the pre-cooked basted beast, he fretted: would it make him ill? Would it taste funny? To his pleasant surprise, it tasted like...barbequed beast! And it didn't make him ill! Yet even this happiness came tinged with sadness: how could the newly beast-free Monz enjoy barbeque beast?
Like this! "Went home for lunch and had a "smart barbeque" mountain bread wrap and some cous-cous withopen pit (mmmmMMMMMMMMMMMMMmmmmm!). All in all a happy lunch."
Tears of joy ensued.
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