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On Thu, 25 Oct 2018 08:19:43 -0400, Gary wrote:
> dsi1 wrote: >> >> Asian cooks have an advantage over Western cooks because they >> make most of their dishes with the idea of maximizing umami. I >> don't know how much Western cooks are able to utilize this basic >> taste. It might be that umami is an abstract concept to most >> cooks. That one of the biggest loads of pseudo-bullshit I've heard come out of his keyboard. He definitely has sort of mental condition that mimics Tourettes Syndrome. The sudden need to blurt out something inappropriate or meaningless, just a more profound-sounding than your classic Tourettes. And often prefaced with "I guess..." or "I predict...". Or maybe he spent 6 years at the same schools as Kuthe learning the Art of Bullshiting. -sw |
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