But this is tantalising. I find myself wanting to share the dry metallic scent of the beef he’s getting as he checks it for freshness. And now he pares, separates and discards the fibrous outer layer of a celery stick, and in so doing he releases that distinctive earthy cross between fennel and I don’t know what. Unlike that of the meat, the smell catches my nose briefly, slightly, sensuously. As he chops it finely, it releases a whoosh of what’s to come. It’s highly distinctive and promises a depth of flavour. Covering it, he moves on to the tomatoes…
Neville Hunt over 4 years ago
Thanks Drew. In that case I might have achieved the objective of the exercise!🙂
Neville Hunt over 4 years ago
That often happens when you have a satisfying meal. I hope you helped yourself to a couple of glasses of the remaining Valpolicella? It was on me.
Frenchie over 4 years ago
I have to say, this is excellent. I don’t like cooking and anything relating to it but this is keeping me going.
Neville Hunt over 4 years ago
Thanks very much Frenchie.🙂