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Category Archives: prandium
Chick roastin’ roast chicken
Today’s headline brought to you by the letter Q. It is the first day of autumn today, and I’m ready for it. After driving back from Mum’s in the Finger Lakes, I went straight to my dearest Fairway for provisions … Continue reading
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Gleaning or stealing?
I spotted an apple tree full of little apples. It stands unattended near the end of my Mum’s road. But I wondered for a day or two, is it okay to take some. They are just sitting there. Is the … Continue reading
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One good meal lakeside
The red night sailors delight was a bit misleading. The next day turned out to be grey, not rainy; the heavy atmosphere slowed everyone down.. Or were we still digesting from the moules and clams in the tastiest homemade moules … Continue reading
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Bill Maher
Internet access is cut off tonight. This is being filed from handheld. A brief response to what’s on the television. There’s a panelist (author of The Conservative Soul) on Bill Maher tonight who just said, “Get five of your friends … Continue reading
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Hindu beef
I’m only reluctantly returning to this post. I ate this meal at a Korean restaurant in midtown. It was a fine enough meal. Tasty. But it was disturbing for me. My dear sister-friend from India now eats beef. She had … Continue reading
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Red man
Riding on the 1 heading downtown yesterday afternoon, I watched this guy sip from a plastic bottle of red juice-like beverage. I also watched him eating a red-flecked twinkie-like cake from its cellophane wrapper. But I didn’t get the cell … Continue reading
Hustle to Flow
There’s a new must-see environmental documentary, Flow, that opened this week. The trailer is available here: Watching just the trailer made me cringe. It’s the guilty conscience sort of cringe. Imagine how I’ll feel Thursday night walking out of the … Continue reading
Decadent skewer
More truth. I am out of habit of tapping here, faithfully everyday. But thirty or sixty days will make a habit for me yet again. And at present, I’m focused on making a Monday through Friday classwork schedule. This is … Continue reading
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Keeping it honest
I know. It’s been a while since Daily Prandium’s been hidden from public view. After the trip to California back in May, I decided to take the pressure off of daily posting. For most of the summer, the posts went … Continue reading
Junk foodways
I’d like to blame my roommate for working the power of suggestion over me. He does not cook. He orders takeout or goes out for every meal. Supposedly, he has a coffee maker. The kind that uses coffee pods or … Continue reading
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Hope and dash
A beautiful mosaic of a bleak, dying, wintry landscape on a lousy day. I felt like the broken bare tree towards the left. A word to the wise from one who was not until that day.. Don’t put your huevos … Continue reading
I gleaned three more nasturtiums today
Watcha gonna do about it. It seems the more I eat, the more they grow back. Suppose I’ll keep snacking until someone catches me and does something about it. Bon nuit..
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Quiet labor
I spent the weekend in town, namely because my car’s still at the body shop, and also because the new roommate moved in yesterday. So there was much to do and I’m still doing it at time of tapping this. … Continue reading
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Weddings
These have been an interesting past few days. After the autopilot mode that found me the perfect dress and an eBay auction win that sent the perfect pair of shoes into the snail post on their merry way to me, … Continue reading
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Thrifty? Prandium.
This here was transcribed and cleaned up from ink marks in my notebook.. Wow. What I am eating for my midday meal today. I must ink this. Out of pocket (mine), I maybe spent about thirty cents for my afternoon … Continue reading
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Inverted triangle
Ha. It’s a visual pun. ’cause I’m punny like this and like that.. In food writing class last autumn, we learned of journalism’s inverted triangle. Starting next week, I’ll learn the secrets of today’s journalism. This one’s for the teachers … Continue reading
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Adding value to a pb sammich
I gleaned this from a friend who did not tell me explicitly that what he was saying was off the record. So, I should be safe from any copyright infringement or privacy violation for tapping this here. Though I did … Continue reading
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A celebratory seltzer
This seltzer is dedicated to a recently minted peanut. And to the little peanut Q, an IOU for seltzers—in a cone or in a dish, whichever as you wish—as soon as your little hands can hold them. Buen provecho..
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A slice or truce?
What is this box of candy fruit slices, one half grape flavor, the other half red flavor, that I did receive? A present? A symbol? An acknowledgment? Of what? Will peace come between the gifter and the gifted? What shall … Continue reading
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Do you know this word? (round 3)
Ok. Last one.. The rules are simple. Don’t Google it. Just post a comment and tell me whether or not you know what it is, and if you do, what does it mean. The word is.. Salade Niçoise Bon appétit..
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Do you know this word? (round 2)
Here’s another one.. The rules are simple. Don’t Google it. Just post a comment and tell me whether or not you know what it is, and if you do, what does it mean. The word is.. moules Bon appétit..
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Do you know this word? (round 1)
Don’t Google it. Just post a comment and tell me whether or not you know what it is, and if you do, what does it mean. The word is.. omakase Itadakemasu..
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Father knows best
‘A scholar is always made alone, and sober. Studies can be pursued to good purpose only by yourself.’ My searches haven’t turned up a proper citation for this quote. So, whether John Adams really said it or not, I have … Continue reading
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Light music, light video, some bbq
This was tapped at a bar somewhere in Brooklyn. I decided to leave it unedited. It seems appropriate to the event. So keep your red pens and pencils in their holsters.. its pretty damn typical of me. tonight I drove … Continue reading
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The age issue
Betty Fussell is teaching Food Sociology this fall. I registered for her class as one of the two I’ll be taking. A friend tells me her reading list won’t overlap with Marion’s Food Sociology class we both took last fall. … Continue reading
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The dream omelette
The Onion’s skewering food shows. This is a funny video that they posted here. Buen provecho..
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A midsummer’s afternoon omelette
I made an occasionally-weekly stop at the Morningside Greenmarket this morning and picked up baby yellow and green squashes. What else is this omelette girl to make but one of her tortillas. Actually, I think this would be considered a … Continue reading
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Commercial hits—House hugger
From an informal media research perspective, it’s interesting to be aware of the current art and message in the medium of television commercials. Some years ago, a Columbia University journal article discussed experiential advertising. The article was a coup for … Continue reading
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Catching up on Mark Bittman and..
..trying to glean some inspiration to cook, to write, to do something. I’m home again today. The world of freelance food writing and editing is brutal. (An understatement, to me.) Even with a schedule for the summer set back in … Continue reading
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Liberté, egalité, et fraternité
In honor of Bastille Day.. Vive la revolution..
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A new Spaniard to pleasure me
When my lips were touched, again I was struck by love in an instant. Then I swallowed. The first was like a mash of grass blades cutting at my throat. I choked. The next time wasn’t nearly as brutal. Then … Continue reading
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