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"Are you under his recipes to cook something?" The question is not should not inappropriate, and not unexpectedly, from freshly baked translator's first cookbook you would expect at least that of freshly translated recipe (or even what the original) also what to cook but somehow egg chair occurred alienation: cookbooks - as well as other books about Cooking, including biographies - I have so far always read as fiction, I was interested in the story (as well as writing style, really). What is Štorje, I wanted to know. Cookbooks, in short, I had to (more or less demanding) egg chair manuals. As well as my attitude to cooking has always been somewhat egg chair utilitarian variety. Soups, yes, most, roasts (if oven works, but do not care if you do not, those vegetarian couple of months then ended), pasta, lots of vegetables, salads. In fact, I'm the cook what to cook last time in the second half of their teenage years, when I lived alone with my father, and yes, it seems to me that even after almost thirty years, is still able to draw Ivačičevo roux. The truth about Cooking, however, clearly lies in the cupboard. So what is still available. And in my sideboard is in addition to any herb, especially the following: salt, pepper, egg chair vinegar, olive oil (yes yes, organic extra virgin, Spanish) and - ahem - "liquid food supplement".
Of course, it is not nearly legendary Maggijev Wurz, I grew up with - Bica and grandfather were in Dravogradu - but the dancing and singing organic version, mainly in the green and herbs - because it is the Kräuter-Flüssigwürze! - Completely free of MSG and these things. But anyway, however, egg chair is "liquid food supplement", which I am to be honest, a little hooked. Only in soups and salads and only home - no, I do not wear it themselves - and also good food elsewhere, in restaurants and friends, I can appreciate a nice clean and respect. But at home, the home was. All friends and acquaintances who were going to Germany, of course, egg chair immediately zagnjavim to bring it to me (unless egg chair on a plane do not just hand luggage) because it does not get in the UK. Well, this is my small (culinary) secrets. In fact, it is lucky when it costs 3.30 euro (240 g).
At the end of the holiday? Nice. As for virceja, kind or another: but does it all taste the same? Or is it just for this? Menu is increasingly like that in restaurants is always less salted things and you gotta - if - I dosoliti. On the one hand. On the other hand my vegan friends (three) all the dishes terribly egg chair salted to "have a little taste," as they say. I do not know. Bimbo says: 05/11/2009 at 12:37
Pika, your remark about the uniformity of tastes on the site, but it is not always to blame only Virc. When I'm reaching the cooking spice, to find myself again and again to grab some quite out of habit, because I just love it. Then ponders what is the right amount of "self-censorship" in the spices. This can be a devil's dilemma. :-) May bj says: 05/11/2009 at 12:39
Well, here. Accessories. My mother is an elderly lady. Which stands as her doctors intention dangerously high blood pressure, age crosses and difficulties, and it strongly advised to delete from the menu every single salt, so the salt gets into food with vurzeji, Vegeta, soup cubes, etc. Apparently the human body only needs so great

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