Les bons plans de Whathello
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Traveller, I doff my napkin to you. That's quite a meal. Smallish portions, I hope? I've always wondered if I would be able to appreciate wave after wave of courses, but it sounds like you had the stamina to do that, and I imagine that the meal was paced slowly enough so that you were never too full.
How long ago was this meal?
How long ago was this meal?
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Whathello is a very kind and sensible person. We have enjoyed meals with him and kerouac and fuzzbucket and others in Paris, and no one eschews the foie gras.
Traveller, I am in awe, as I don't think I could have managed all that, even in 6 hours, though every bit sounds lovely.
Traveller, I am in awe, as I don't think I could have managed all that, even in 6 hours, though every bit sounds lovely.
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I’m sure I heard somebody saying Cokie, tell us about one of the good meals you had in France in June. Oh well, since you insist! >>
that was probably me, coquelicot.
Traveller - I agree that I would probably have given up round about no 17.
that was probably me, coquelicot.
Traveller - I agree that I would probably have given up round about no 17.
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Schloss Berg is on the Mosel, close to Luxembourg.
http://www.victors.de/deutsch/hotels...rt=Perl-Nennig
Yes, we had 24 courses, but of course, the amount of calories was the same as of 1 Big Mac.
The courses were tiny in size, but large in aroma. Several courses were molecur.
Take no. 7 "molecular sphere of olive". It was a sphere indeed - imagine a jelly bubble filled with the aroma of olive.
Or no. 8 "Pea soup with mint air". The pea soup was served in a shot glass and mint air was, in fact, air, mint-scented (a very light foam).
Did I mention that we had wine pairings? (Not 24 glasses, sometimes one wine accompanied three courses.)
http://www.victors.de/deutsch/hotels...rt=Perl-Nennig
Yes, we had 24 courses, but of course, the amount of calories was the same as of 1 Big Mac.
The courses were tiny in size, but large in aroma. Several courses were molecur.
Take no. 7 "molecular sphere of olive". It was a sphere indeed - imagine a jelly bubble filled with the aroma of olive.
Or no. 8 "Pea soup with mint air". The pea soup was served in a shot glass and mint air was, in fact, air, mint-scented (a very light foam).
Did I mention that we had wine pairings? (Not 24 glasses, sometimes one wine accompanied three courses.)