Marilyn Monroe 'an experienced and confident cook'

Telegraph ^ | 11 Nov 2010 | Nick Allen

[Question Liberal Authority]

what could the ingredient they say “she described as chopped parsley” Be?

The article says she described it as chopped 'parsalry'. They are bringing her spelling error to your attention.

[miss marmelstein]

It was probably Italian parsley. Mary Jane doesn’t work too well in recipes as poor Alice B. Toklas found out.

[a fool in paradise]

Someone has her “thoughts” of what she used? They finally found Marilyn’s diary?

[re_tail20]

I find the concept of Marilyn being an actual great cook dubious. From the story, she just wrote down the recipe. There’s nothing to believe she actually made it, even once.

I remember a story Robert Mitchum told about Marilyn making him a drink.

She took a glass, and put some vodka in it, then some tequila in it, then some whiskey in it, then some Mogan David wine in it.

I asked her

“Marilyn, what are you doing?”

She replied

“Isn’t that a cocktail?”

I said to myself, if she cooks like she tends bar, I can’t handle it.

[Red_Devil 232]

Or Alice M. Brock.

[latina4dubya]

I said to myself, if she cooks like she tends bar, I can’t handle it.

hahaha!

[a fool in paradise]

Didn't Robert Mitchum used to pull the orange trick? When producers/directors would ban alcohol from the set, he'd get a basket of oranges delivered to his trailer and fill them with vodka using a syringe.

[dragnet2]

Hearst,Hurst, Hearst.

In any event, either way, I'm very confident you got the message.

I occasionally use voice recognition software. Sometimes it screws up. It's really good, but not perfect.

Interesting you would take the time to PM me about that?

Cheers!

[knittnmom]

I PM’d because I didn’t want you to think I was publicly criticizing. Voice recognition software explains it, though. Have a nice weekend.

[dragnet2]

I just like to keep things out in the open, in public...I have a thick hide and I’m never embarrassed by the misuse or misspelling of a word. It’s just no biggy.

You too, have a great weekend.

[DPMD]

Sorry, but when I think of “stuffing” and Marilyn Monroe, I get a different vibe than anything from the kitchen.

This article must have been written as a pun.