Culinary Carma

Thursday, February 26th, 2009 (4:01 am), under personal, utilities.

Admire The Minimalist Mark Bittman, for the range and stripped bare minimalism of the recipes, for the super-comic videopods with their ever evolving titles sequence. I was to feature him in my links list and found — surprise surprise — he had stolen one of my recipes (where “stolen” means “o my god, he made a video of that, I do it all the time!”). Now I’m not saying it’s the wheatberries & scallions one (except that I go with oatmeal), because you’ll figure what I have for brisk breakfast on quick days when I’m all thumping energetic.

A part of his charm is the city kid in a kitchen simplicity of the recipes, and the gritty this is so good I can’t mess up even if I try attitude. Beyond that I have no idea why his podcasts interest me more than movie trailers. (Speaking of trailers, who’s this guy doing the gruffy voiceover in *all* of them? — That guy deserves the mallet — I’m so sick of him, good movies are good in spite of him, and movies that avoid him are good by default.)

Breakfast
* Oatmeal, onions, salt, water
* Bagel, creamcheese, bellpepper, mushrooms
* Oatmeal, frozen fruit, munkha & nuts, yogurt/milk

Recipes
* Zuke & Bellpepper
* Zuke & muchroom pasta
* Soy & wheat flour pudding/rice pudding

2 Responses to “Culinary Carma”

  1. Chicken Recipes Author Says:

    That is quite a complement! “his charm is the city kid in a kitchen simplicity of the recipes” – a great description!

  2. Anshu Says:

    Oh! He’s my favourite too, i don’t miss his podcast either, but at times they are painfully slow :(

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