Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Le Introduction:



The Repertoire De La Cuisine as some of our older readers will recall was a book written by some top chefs including the Great ALBERT Escoffier,a distinguished chef who set out to make the playing field level for customers and chefs alike ,a shorthand explanation of what shit should be served with what and what tastes pretty disgusting if you serve it chaud.

Some great tips included serving deep fried parsley with everything that was hitherto ungarnishable.

The book itself was virtually unreadable,presenting such a complex work to knuckle scraping chefs was a bold and frightening move.

An example of how the book worked,if our struggling chef wanted to serve his KFC correctly, he should always ensure the drumsticks are served parallel to the yellow stripes on the box and the deep fried parsley is served in lukewarm fat to ensure a good deal of limpness to the parsley and extra fat should drip unceremoniously onto the chicken.

This is the MODERN Updated version,so prepare yourselves chefs of 2010-
NO! No NO no No...
Dont stick an apple in your mouth and climb into the salmon kettle...
.........Prepare yourself for the Modern way of Professional cookery..

Ok Chaps..Fix Bayonets...

Disclaimer: The scribblings within bear no relation to people we have worked with or are currently working with, or people we know, know us, know you, if you know us, or Dr No. No Hamsters or French people were harmed during Production. The Authors reserve the Right to flee, under any Circumstances. This is a work of pure Fiction, including the part where we actually did any.

4 comments:

  1. This is really sick and twisted cookery..I love it !!

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  2. Dear Anonymous Authors,

    Congratulations ! Your Blogspot was truly inspiring (even for someone like me who has minus zero kitchen skills)
    I admit that i have learnt something profoundly significant upon reading your work; the fact that KFC chick ...en wings are supposed to lie PARALLEL to the stripes on the box.
    For years now, i have been committing the common error of just automatically assuming that they were meant to lie DIAGONAL (sometimes even on top of each other) to the stripes and indeed, by not being aware of this cunning culinary tip, i have probably unappreciated countless boxes of those little, greasy, tasteless wings, knowing that there was something not "quite right" about them, as if they were missing a special ingredient or something.
    Thanks to you enlightening me on this subject, i NOW know that the secret is all in the PRESENTATION :-))))

    Thank you for this precious nugget of information ;-)

    Yours Sincerely,

    Ure Cousin Sarah

    P.S, I must admit that i am a little confused as to how "Vietnam" is directly connected to food recipes (Ejem Ejem) ¿¿¿???

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  3. This is bloody brillant.. i no a place exactly like this!!

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  4. Il Papa won't be happy, but then he was in the Hitler Youth.

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